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The Citizen, 1987-08-26, Page 22PAGE 22. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1987. Brussels swimmers Chantelle Stephenson, foreground, and Jacquie from the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Pool teamed up with Sell! are off to a flying start in one of the races at the final swim meet of Gorrie to compete in the meet. the season, held at Wingham Centennial Pool last Friday. Competitors BMG swim team competes at Wingham Sixteen members of the Brus­ sels, Morris and Grey Swim Team joined with swimmers from the Gorrie area to compete against teams from Wingham, Lucknow and Harriston at the last swim meet of the season, held at the Wingham and District Centennial Pool last Friday. Several individuals from the combined team did well in their own events, although the BMG Gorrie team placed fourth overall againstthe larger and stronger Blyth minor sports plans hockey school The Blyrh Minor Sports Associa­ tion willbeconducting a hockey school this fall for minor hockey players from Blyth and surround­ ing communities. The school will be held at the Blyth arena beginning Sunday, October4. Sessions will be held each evening concluding on Fri­ day , Oct. 9. The school is open to all boys playing minor hockey, the only required being that all players must be able to skate on their own. OUR ELEVATORS WILL BE RECEIVING YOUR 1987 WHITE BEAN 2 Receiving Legs CROP/ 8000 bu/hour uiivi /[ unloading capacity / CUSTOM COMBINING / TRUCKING AVAILABLE / ; KEN R. CAMPBELL ELEVATORS R.R. 1, DUBLIN 527-0249 One-stop shopping for fall crop inputs Cook's has everything you need to get your crop into the ground . . . and get more out of it. 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Professional instruction at the school willbe provided by Doug Neil and Larry Lane. Both men hold level 5 coaching certificates and are instructors in the National Coaches Certification Programme. Anyone wishing further infor­ mation can contact Gary Courtney, Don Stewart or Terry Rutledge. (Gorrie), fifth, breaststroke; sixth, backstroke. Girls, 9 and 10: Stacy Hahn, sixth, breaststroke; Boys, 9and 10: Brad “Bumper” Beuerman, se­ cond, backstroke; third, breast­ stroke; fourth, freestyle; Jeff Keil (Gorrie), first, backstroke; first breaststroke; fifth, freestyle. Girls 11 and 12: Stephanie Henry, fourth, breaststroke, Chantelle Stephenson, fourth, backstroke; sixth, breaststroke; sixth, butterfly; Boys, 11 and 12: Jay Hahn, fourth, backstroke; fourth, butterfly, fifth, breast­ stroke; sixth, freestyle; David Keil (Gorrie) first, freestyle; first back- stroke; third, breaststroke. Boys, 13 and 14: Shaun Jacklin, fourth, freestyle; fourth, breast­ stroke; sixth, backstroke; Gary Yuill, fifth, freestyle; fifth, back- stroke; fifth, breaststroke. Girls, Open: Karla King, second, freestyle; Boys, Open: Charlie Maier (Gorrie), first, free­ style; third, backstroke; Les Phil­ lips (Gorrie) second, backstroke; third, freestyle. In the Inner Tube Relay, 8 and under, the BMG Girls placed first and the BMG -Gorrie Boys placed second; in the 9 and 10 category, BMG-Gorrie Girls were fourth; the BMG-Gorrie Boys were second. In the Tube Relay, 11 and 12 category, both BMG-Gorrie Boys and Girls placed third in their divisions. A combined Brussels- Gorrie-Wingham Boys team plac­ ed third in the 13 and 14 Division; while the same combination placed first in the Boys Open Division. BMG swimming instructors Karla King and Judy Ten Pas accompanied the local team to the meet, which took place on the final day of lessons atthe BMG Pool. Public swimming continues at the pool until September 4. Auburn Mites finish undefeated season Auburn Mites finished off an undefeated season when they defeated Goderich 10 - 5 to take the championship of their group Mite tournament in Blyth on Saturday. Behind the strong pitching of southpaw Jonathon Collins Au­ burn dominated Goderich in the final. They experienced some late-inning jitters that saw them help Goderich get back into the game with a number of errors in the second last inning but in the final inning Collins took control himself with two strikeouts to end the Goderich challenge. The tournament was played under difficult conditions with heavy overcast and cold winds in the morning which gave way to sunshine in the afternoon but winds so strong they swirled dust in the eyes of the players all afternoon. Blyth No. 1 won the “B” consolation championship with a 16-3rompoverColborne. Blyth had been relegated to the consola­ tion round by Auburn in the first game of the tournament while Colborne had lost to Blyth No. 1 in its first game. With Chris Howson and Andrew Wharton pitching, the aggressive Blyth team was in firm control the whole way, always looking to the extra base on every hit. The team received a late scare when four straight walks with none out accounted for one Colborne run but an unassisted double play by second baseman Henry Bos helped quell the rally. ***** Tomatoes are an important crop in Ontario agriculture. In 1985, over $90 million or 26 per cent of the total farm value of all vegetables resulted from tomatoes.