The Huron Expositor, 1981-10-14, Page 10Colborne Township's 16th Annual
Christmas Country Fair
display & Woof tow arts, crafts & country Inking at
Santora Valley Halt (14i mile N. of Goesrich, E. off
' Hwy- 24)
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Saturdays oct0hor 24,10,0", 4 0.4).0..0
Tea gOot Prizaa Aclmisalorg 25;4 IOc
Special Pas-ratter 4441 oturei oninarbtooylifatifiltiving.
brass ingravfno; stained 'wan, .„
527-0882.
DATE
Fri., Oct. 16
OFFICIAL •
OPENING
Huron County Health. Building
and
Huronview Open House
Sunday,
October 18, 1981
Commencing at 2:30 p.m.
You are cordially invited to attend..
"w,
`Fred E. Haberer, Warden
Corporation of the County' of Huron
0111-1/b110 RNA,ONT.
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262-3318 or 262..5809
The Snow mobile Season
starts this Sunday Oct. 18 at
,
Hully Gully.
Western Ontario Snowmo-
bile enthusiasts who can't
wait for winter have an,
opportunity to get involved-
this weekend with the Yam-
aha. Challenge . Cup.The
Yamaha Challenge is a .full
day of snow mobile activity
starting with a Free Pancake
Breakfast from 9:00-11:00.
OSRF Sanctioned Drag Races
starting at 12:00, followed by
I VAN EGMON
FOUNDATION
The Van Egmond
Foundation cordially
invites the public to
attend a presentation by
AUBREY CRICH
at Seaforth Public.
School Auditorium 7:30
p'm • Saturday,
October 24.
Admission
Adults $2.00
Senior Citizens 51.00
Children $.50
Everyone Welcome
"CITIZEN OF THE YEAR"
Nominations for this award can be submitted by sending a written signed
nomination and background Information on the nominees accomplishments to:
Seaforth Recreation Committee
P.O. Box 885
Seafortht Ont. NOK IWO
The nominee should be a resident of the Town of Seaforth who is and has been
'actively involved in worthwhile projects in the community.
Deadline for nominations: November 20, 1981
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*10 THE HURON EXPOSITOR loom 14, 1981
Kip:pen scot SpFtS team
splits Oames tom; 24 "4 Lloyd Velle0t; 24
- Glenn Meilln 22 - .ill mle
Caldwell; 22 - Glady*
Cge8 - Mery Botki.43 20
- Ah Ile.
Scores frnnt the Kipper*
Club (Sunday. Oct 4.
1981)r 24 - Dan Crerar; 24 -
Grant McGregor; 24 - George - Seaforth District High 'twenty-twO sehools around
SehOrfrs team beat Arthur Wingham. from Exeter to
bUttbenlOsttoListowei in the Georgian Bay. are involved in
first "ROO for theTop" this year's competition.
competition ,of this Season,at Jane Morton. Norine Fri-
WI41tharn last Wednesday eau. Paul Ellis and Robert
night. Thompson were the SDHS
The win over Arthur will be team members in the quiz-
shown on CKNX television like show.All are students in
-early in the new year. The principal Bruce Shaw's
loss to Listnwel Will alsp be grade 13 English class. They
televied 'at' a. iittiet__ date. ' were eboSen early this fait.
• 4 -;:r4or„
Madonna rtleteQuaid- in Seafortit reeeived•
word from the faculty. of music' at the
University Of Western Ontario in Lion4On
that she has received the medal for the
highest mark in the province for grade 7
violin ,exams held in 1981. She received a
per.„ cent. Madonna. 12. is a
student in grade 'r at St. James School in
Seaforth.
Golfers
Fall Sale
at
SEAFORTH GOLF
COUNTRY CLUB
20% DISCOUNT
on all Pro Shop Items TRI-COUNTY SQUIRT CHAMPIONS — The Walton team won
the Tri-County Squirt championship this year. In the front row
from left are Brian Love. Sherri Harburn. Tracey Bennett, and
Debbie Anst t. In the second row are Nancy Godkin, Trim/ J_- •
THE AUSABLE HAYFIELD
CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
ny,les everyone lc ,ne
...E.212 /20C TU. 7 T2
Sj E
Badley, 'Uncle tarter and Peggy Ryan. In the third row are
coach Dianne Bennett, Kelly Workman, Lori Anstett, Sherry
Hoegy, Bonnie Findlayson and coach Lin Stettl-er.
(Photo by Ranney)
clubs, bags,
shirts, sweaters, What
, s hap pen
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Ladies high single and triple veloursuits and jackets,
Bonnie Bedard 219 - 609.
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What's happening is a weekly column, space donated by The
Huron Expositor. To list your event, call the Recreation Office at
sun at. Octol-TE1
2 —4 p. tk\
Bowl• ing roundup
High single, Oct. 2nd, was
Ann Wood 235, Don Eaton
299.
High triple,, Oct. 2 was
Marg Smale 612; Don Eaton
729.
STANDINGS
Gimpy's Six 14
Dump Kings 10
Six Pax 9
5
Avengers 4
Honeymooners 0
TIME
8:45 p.m.
Hot drinks will be served Naturalists
will guide nature hikes around the
Bannockburn Wildlife Area
For more information call 235-2610
men's Riviera slacks,
EGMONDVILLE BOWLING
Cheryl Kruse walked ladies golf sets
away with all the titles
Monday night: high single
'(247) high triple (670) and
high average (197); Randy
Gridzak also held on to high
single (288), high triple (639)
and high average (217) for the
men. Team standinfs for
Thanksgiving Bowling Night
are as follows: Red Caps 28,
4.V.'s 21, Blues 10, Crystals
24, Canadians 14, Dianmonds
1-4 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
Call Pro Shop
'527-0985
• or
Carol Anne 527-1549
Barb at 527-1086
PLACE
Hensel, Arena
Van Egmond
Hensel' Arena
EVENT
Mitchell vs
Centenaires
rt Exhibition (Neil
Broadfoot)
Tavistock vs
Centenaires
Van Egmond
Sun., Oct. 18
Sun., Oct. 18
sat.', Oct. 24
Hensel! Arena 6:30 - 10:30 p.m.
Seafofth Public School 7:30 p.rh .
Auditorium " 8. • foundation presentation by
Aubrey Crich
Weekly Ladies high single
Nancy Musser 253; high
triple Mary Beuerinan 636.
Men's high triple Art Fin-
layson 278;, High triple Art
Finlayson 752: '
Season's ladies: high
lonnykomprs
POblic cOrt ----toke a SPEND
WINTER
FROST FREE
AFORTH MEMBERSHIPS
CURLING CLUB
Now Being
Accepted For
property located 'A miles
east of Varna. The Con-
servation Authority will be
providing naturalists to feat",
guided nature hikes and will
-also be supplying hot apple
cider and hot chocolate for
hikers.
The l Ausable-Bayfield
Conseivation Authority is
,inviting the public to hike
through the colourful autumn
landscape on October 18 at
the Bannockburn Wildlife
Area_
The Bannockburn Wildlife
Area is a sixty two acre
hi•e
The HannValTiriiiiiiiVerl'Y Jeiage: Lary' Reaei-
single Niaencbyi lartliuBseserrinnan3:
is one of twelve Cdnservation
Areas owned and managed man 227. high single: Arf
by the Conservation Finlayson 278; High triple Art Authority. Hikers will have Finlayson 752; High average the opportunity to enjoy the Art Finlayson 220. • beauty created by the
Bannockburn River as it
twists through stands of
cedar trees. On higher
ground- hardwood trees' will
be at the peak of their annual
colour change. Also worth
noting are several "wet
meadows," sensitive areas
that provide a home for many
unusual plant species.
Animal life that the hikers.,
may encounter include
squirrels busily gathering
acorils for the approaching
winter •and ruffed grouse.
although the loner's
plummage makes them
difficult to spot particularily
in the autumn woods. White-
tailed deer. rabbits. muskrats
and raccoons all live or travel
through the Bannockburn
Wildife Area as well.
Hikers are advised to dress
warmly, wear boots and bring
cameras or binoculars.
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12
10
9
7
KEilisSUN
STANDINGS
Rangers
Expos
Tigers
Angels
Bluejays
twins
Y.B.C.
Expos's 10
Argo's
Pittsburg Stealers
Roughriders .6
Eskimos 6 .
Ti-Cats 6
High--lady , Barb Holmes
230-486. High man Marty
Andressi 183.477; Greg Ben-
newies 210- ; , Tr.. Price
176-417.
ST, JAMES BOWLING
Team Standings
Cameo's 19, Rothmans
17, Players 16, #7 11, Kools 7,
Exports 16.
Mens high single triple
Ron Beuerman 297 - 764.
eo,—• tle,Vo'L;
.It'sclean-burning!Needs no chimney
installation. Has -advanced safety. .0.-
features. And saves you money!
Ken Moore-
527-050$
Richard Reeder - Clinton
402-9S94 -
For Information on
Men's or Mixed Curling
Call-
Kero-Sun is the most efficient
kerosene heater on the market. It's
99.85%. efficient
For Information on
Ladies' Curling, call
Modeis From
8,200 to 19,500
13.T.0
Run Up To 36
Hours On One
Tank Of Fuel
Joan Beuerman
345.2209
Sheila Murray -
• 527-1457
Anne Cunningham
462-7597.
- Dublin
Brucefield
- Clinton
Snowmobile
season?
• Kerosene AVailabie From Only
43.6c per litre
Competitive Curling
call '
Bill Fleming Clinton
452-7336.
Fees: Novice Men's $55.00
[1st Draw Trial $30.001
Novice Ladies $65.00
[1st Draw Trial $25.60)
0ii Mens $11
Ladies $90.00
,W atercress w exhibition at.Fr hy po
Cross
Team.
The classes include Stock,
Super-Stock, and Modified,
plus Pdwder Puff for the
ladies, and a Junior class for
the youngsters.
Notice
SEAFORTH- RECREATION OFFICE
Will be Moving
to the Seaforth Town Hall effective
Oct. 16, 1981
THE OFFICE WILL DE CLOSED OCT. 15
Phone number will remain 527-0882
Ice rentals for the Vanastra king
may be arranged bif calling the Recreation Office
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