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Sports
Scoreboard
KIPPEN GUN CLUB
May 31
Terry Caldwell 25, Mark Tuckey 25, Jody
Mosurinjohn 25, Jordan,Ritchie 25, Jim Hill 24,
mark Ramsey 24, Wayne Peachey 24, Doug •
Dalrymple 24, Jake Homuth 24, Brittany
Caldwell 24, Jason Darling 24, Brad Mann 24,
Bill Cameron 24, Steve Johnson 23, Chris
McGregor 23, Dale Passmore 23, Bill Stewart
23,. Glen Mogk 22, Reinhardt Gotz 22, John
Gaiser 22, Kevin Campbell 22, Jeff Darling 21,
Dwayne Jeffery 21, Kyle Man 20, Jack Berg 18,
Garrett Alexander 17, Steve Bibbey 17, Jake
Caldwell 13, Dylan Broadfoot 10.
Doubles: Jody Mosurinjohn 44, Jordan Ritchie
43, Dale Passmore 39, Dwayne Jeffery 29,
Jason Darling 27.
BASEBALL
Seaforth Pee Wees
May 30
Benmiller 20, Seaforth 19
Hitters: Sean Fraiser, grand slam home run,
triple; Aaron,Richards, double, Evan Ribey, two
doubles
Coach's comment: Gave up an early 10 -run
lead and made a valiant comeback only to run
out of time.
June 1
Seaforth 17, Londesboro 3
Hitters: Scott Selvey, home run; Taylor
Williamson, home run ; Colin Campbell, double.
Coach's comment: Strong pitching by Scott
Selvey, Matt Selvey and Aaron Richards.
Excellent defensive game by everyone.
Seaforth Squirts
May 23
Seaforth 22 vs Hirkton 1
May 30
Seaforth 4 vs Stanley 17
Seaforth hosting two medical students
Susan Hunde'rtmark
Two first year medical students
from the University of Western
Ontario are again being hosted in
Seaforth this week during Rural
Medical Student Week.
The two, Ian Turkstra and Xian
Lang, are part of a group of 14,
including two in Clinton, five in
Goderich and five in Stratford.
"It's the same rural program we're
involved in every year," says
Seaforth Community Hospital site
administrator Mary Cardinal.
"It's an opportunity for medical
students to have some exposure -to
rural medicine and we're really for-
tunate our physicians take the time
to be involved," she says.
The program gives the students a
chance to shadow doctors in the
emergency ward and in their _offices
and observe visiting specialists.
Internet kiosk not coming to
Seaforth Community Hospital
An internet kiosk proposed by
Bell for each of the four Alliance
hospitals will only go aheadin the
lobby of Stratford General Hospital,
Seaforth LAC (Local Advisory
Committee) members heard last
Wednesday.
Site admininstrator Mary
Cardinal said Bell came to the
Seaforth hospital and did a site
review but. needed 300 people to
pass the device every day.
"They felt only the .lobby in
Stratford qualified," she said.
The Seaforth LAC approved the
possibility of an internet kiosk,
which looks like an automated bank
machine with an attached tele-
phone, in March.
The machine was predicted to
make as much as $130 a month for
the Alliance.
U.N. assistance not an option for Vangeloff
From Page 13
• * ; United Nations High Commissioner,
i ' a Lt. -Col. from the Danish Air Force
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,,* .� Rights and Economic Law Division,
she's been told that there were still
+• ' over 300,000 people displaced in
1. Bosnia from the war.
.: "I've been referred and referred
1. and referred and I was told they
were helping families with children
to rebuild first but the U.N. is start-
;' ing to pull out. They said don't give
up but don't be disappointed," says
DePutter.
She adds she has also been told
Together with their parents,
Jim Holland & Joanne Holland,
Seaforth, and Kirk and Denise
Bannerman, Wellesley,
977arr dAo-ii4
are pleased to announce their
forthcoming marriage.
The wedding will take p
Saturday, June 10, 2006
Patterson Island, Stratford`
that Vangeloff must exhaust all
legal avenues before getting any
help from the U.N., something that
is beyond Vangeloff's financial
reach.
"So, she's stuck," says, DePutter.
The two also put in a complaint to
the Law Society in Bosnia about a
number of lawyers in Bosnia.
Vangeloff has sought help from
several Canadian prime ministers,
including Joe Clark, Jean Chretien
and Paul Martin.
Her next step is to, approach cur-
rent Foreign Affairs Minister Peter
McKay and DePutter is currently
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CONGPATULATIONSI
Geoff and Michele
on celebrating your
1st Annivermy
June ll, 2006.
Love and befit wighe8 from
your familie8 and parents,
Ken and Brenda Dalton and
Joanne Gallagher and
Bill Gallagher.
drafting a letter to him
"He seems like a nice man and
very fair," she says.
And, while she's still working at
age 70 doing homecare and pallia-
tive care and living in a one -bed-
room apartment in Seaforth with
three song birds - one from Serbia,
one from Croatia and one from
Canada - Vangeloff is still deter-
mined to go home to Bosnia.
"I've got lots of land and I'll build
a home with the rocks - that's the
kind of person I am," she says.
Chris Al Ducharme
June 13
Love Jim, Jeff', Julie,
Jen, Jay « Curtis