The Huron Expositor, 1995-05-31, Page 16IS•TNs HURON EXPOSITOR, May 31, 1996
Local
St. Columban edges Olympics
St. Columban beat London
Olympics 2-1 when the two
teams met in London &
District Soccer Association,
Second Division play
Thursday.
The home side started the
scoring early on some good
passing by Wayne Ryan, Steve
Mclnally unselfishly left the
ball for Steve Ryan who drove
it into the open net.
St. Columban added to its
lead 10 minutes later thanks to
some good work by Jim
O'Reilly. He moved the ball
well up the field and put a nice
through ball towards the goal
tender. Brian Melady and Jason
van der Velde helped each
other put the ball past the
keeper for what would turn out
to be winning goal.
HENSALL
SHUFFLEBOARD
May 23, 1995
High six game winners:
Pearl McKnight (464); Pat
Davis (440); Dave
Woodward (408); Lloyd
Lovell (398); Hazel
McEwan (397); Ina
Williams (390); Tom
Williams (390); Emma
Campbell (379).
Before the half was over, the
Olympics would score their
only goal of the game off a
free kick deep in St.
Columban's end. Some good
defensive play by Dave and
Mike Murray was appreciated
and the half and game ended in
a 2-1 advantage for the home
team, It was a perforntance to
be proud of by both teams and
the referee.
St. Columban's next home
Same is this Saturday, June 3
at 5 p.m. at the St. Columban
Soccer fields. All fans and
spectators arc more than
welcome to auend.
GREGOR CAMPBELL PHOTO
TWEEN C RINGETTE - This team picture mistakenly got lost in the shuffle and missed
getting included in our recent annual winter sports edition. It won the Huron -Perth
Championship in the winter just past. Back row from left: Maureen Agar, Leanne McKay,
Lindsay Andrews, Melisa deVries, Allison Devereaux, Melissa Etue, Andrea Longstaff, Brian
Murray. Front row: Anita deVries, Christie Medd, Bronwyn Phillips, Clare Eckert, Sarah Agar,
Melissa Van Bakel, Katie Murray, Lori McKay.
Soccer team meets Embro
The St. Columban under -16 Kevin Meidinger, Rob Janmaat,
Senior A soccer team met Ben Murray, Jeff Van Bakel,
Embro for their first game of and Julianne Crowley. A strong
the season, Thursday, May 25. offensive game was played by
Scoring for Si.. Columban were Jane Crowley, Chris Verbeme,
Jeff Van Bakel, Kevin Amy Devries, Andrea Flanagan
and Jeff Murray. An enthusi-
Meidinger, Rob Janmaat, Ben astic cheering section this week
Murray, Melissa Trotter, Jesse was led by Tara Flanagan.
Ladd, and Gary Van Bakel. Thanks to assistant coach Mike
Assisting in the goals were Janmaat for all his help!
Students compete in track
The highlight for Walton
Public School this week has
been track and field - Walton's
first attempt at it. What was
unique about the day is the
event included grades two,
three and four.
A very excited Tina Bueckert
(grade 4) came to school last
week with news that she has a
new baby brother. Apparently,
her Mom and Dad were
planning on flying to Mexico
but they got as far as the
London Airport and the baby
decided it was time to enter the
world.
The Kindergarten class had a
visit from 'Corduroy' the bear.
Continuing in their Snail unit
in Grade two Nicholas Giller
brought in some land snails.
Dan Eedy showed the class
some water snails that he had
collected.
Although the grade one's
didn't participate in the track
and field they did watch some
of the events and then had their
own events during gym.
Well the Walton Ball park
now has two new lights up and
a new sign that was designed
and painted by Sharon Brown
of Walton.
The little village will be busy
this coming weekend starting
Friday, June 2 with an old time
dance down at the hall and a
baseball toumament will be
going on during the weekend
as well.
On behalf of the Walton
Community I'd like to extend
our deepest sympathy to Gloria
Love, whose father, Harvey
Buerman, died this past week.
Doug and Marjory Fraser
visited with Dorothy and
Gordon Riseborough of
Uxbridge and June and
Leonard Webster of Oakwood,
ON, friends of Dougs from this
days on the Ontario Cream
Board. Doug and Marjory's
daughter Cheryl Maden and
new baby Lucas spcnt a week
with them.
Neil and Marie McGavin
visited with Ruth and Bruce
Kelso of Sault Ste. Marie
where Marie attended a
surprise bridal shower for
Heather McGavin. While on
the subject of McGavins, Brian
and Shelley McGavins new
baby's name is Abby Quinn.
Due to Rev. Randy Banks
being away for a Conference
(Sault Ste Marie) this Sunday,
a very capable Graeme Craig
took the service.
Graeme presented to the
congregation a reading by
Betsy Schwarzentraub called
'Giving her all'.
Graeme announced next
Sunday is Pentecost and holy
Baptism. Everyone is
encouraged to wear red and or
yellow to symbolize the
"Tongues of Fire". June 11 is
Anniversary Sunday and Rev.
Al Johnston will be the guest
speaker. The UCW will meet
June 7.
Walton
by Patty Banks
887-686()
church at 7:15 and from there
they will travel to Huronlea for
a tour and tack with Mary
Gibbings concerning a
visitation program. Members
are reminded that for roll call
bring $3 to help purchase
kitchen articles.
Howard and Audrey
Hackwell's daughter Pam came
from Toronto on May 24, to
help her dad celebrate his
birthday.
Marion and Lavern Godkin
travelled to Kingston May 27
where they attended their
daughter Nancy's Convocation
at Queens University. Nancy
received honors in Bachelor of
Science in Occupational
Therapy. She has accepted a
position at a hospital in
Orlando, Florida in the
occupational therapy
department.
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