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by Marty Bedard
Hockey finals
Last week's Seniors'
shuffleboard scores are as fol-
lows:
Ladies -
Leona Elliott 326
V. Glanville 274
V. Preszcator 248
Men -
Ken Preszcator 262
Tobe Murray 228
Ken Moore 201
The Seaforth and District
Minor Ball Association would
like to invite all parents, or
interested persons to attend their
regular meeting on Wednesday,
March 16 (TONIGHT). This
meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m.
at the Seaforth and District
Community Centres. Registraton
for ball will be held at the end
of March, For more information
on Minor Ball call me at 527-
0882.
The Seaforth and District
Minor Hockey Houseleague
Finals will be held on Monday,
March 28 from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.
This night will be the Junior's
First round. The Junior Finals
will be played on Wed., March
30 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. After
the Junior Finals, the Seniors
will play there first round games
from 8:30 to 10:30 pm. The
Senior Finals will be held on
Thursday, March 31 from 8:40
to 10:40 p.m. Come out, watch
and support your team.
Summer Registration for Minor
Ball and Minor Soccer will be
held on Wednesday, March 30
and Thursday, March 31 from
7:00 to 9:00 p.m. each night, at
the Seaforth and District Com-
munity Centres. Watch the
Huron Expositor for more
details,
HENSALL
SHUFFLEBOARD
March 8, 1994
High six game winners: Pearl
McKnight (536); Hazel McEwan
(475); Lloyd Eagleson (451);
Howard Johns (422); Alice Thiel
(421); Dave Kyle ('418); Jim
Davis (412); and Dave
Woodward (408).
Nominations being
accepted for Governor
General's Awards
Nominations are now being
accepted for the 1994 Governor
General's Awards in Commemor-
ation of the Persons Case. The
annual Awards recognize
longstanding and substantial contri-
butions made by individuals
towards promoting the equality of
women in Canada.
Initiated in 1979 to celebrate the
50th anniversary of the Persons
Case, the Awards commemorate the
lengthy political and legal effort
waged by Canadian women, which
culminated in the decision rendered
by the British Privy Council on
October 18, 1929, declaring Cana-
dian women to be persons and thus
eligible for appointment to the
Senate.
Two weeks left
in senior
bowling
Senior Bowling is winding down,
just two more weeks left.
Hurray for the "Olds". They came
through with seven points lifting
them out of the basement. This was
due to the excellent bowling of the
whole team especially John Aubin's
214 and Nancy Mitchell's 205. The
"Buicks" are now the low team.
The "Chevies" have come within
three points of the "Fords" who still
remain in top place.
The next two weeks should be
very interesting with high and low
teams unknown,
Beryle Reid had high single 210
and Ann Wood high triple 542 for
the ladies. John Van Loon once
again had both high single 268 and
triple 655. Others over 200 were
Eric Matzold 210, Ron Bennett 216.
The Senior Bowling Banquet is
April 5.
The Governor General's Awards
in Commemoration of the Persons
Case are presented in a ceremony
held in Ottawa. Nominations may
be submitted by individuals,
women's groups, community and
business groups, and others. The
deadline for the submission of
nominations is May 15, 1994.
For more information about the
Awards selection criteria and nomi-
nation procedure contact Governor
General's Awards in Commemor-
ation of the Persons Case, Com-
munications Directorate, Status of
Women Canada, Suite 700, 360
Albert Street, Ottawa, Ontario KLA
1C3, telephone (613) 995-7835,
TDD (613) 996-1322.
BFD's lead playoffs
The playoffs for the Thursday
Nighters got off to a rip-roaring
start on March 10 with the B.F.D's
jumping out in the front with a total
pin fall of 3438. High scores for the
team were Doug Leonhardt
356,266-816; Marty Bedard 210;
and Tom Turner 222, 257-619.
Right behind the B.F.D's are the
Hot Flashes with 3278. Good games
came from Mike Thomson 238,263-
669; Debbie Procter 200; Terry
Gray 261-646 and Trevor Price
209.
In the third place are the Attitude
Adjusters with 3208. Leading the
way for the Adjusters was Murray
Indians move
into second
by George Love
The Indians moved into second
place in the St. James Bowling
League on the last night of league
play. The topped the Orioles 6-1 at
Starlight Lanes on Monday, Mar. 7.
High bowlers for the Indians were
George Love with 216,213,351-780
and Shirley Brugger 212-561. Lead-
ing the Orioles were Betty Johnston
222-586 and Rick Elliott 224-549.
The Braves also moved up with a
5-2 victory over Rockies. The
Braves were paced by Mark
Higenell with 351,283-792, Gerry
Nobel 255,219,247-721 and John
Aubin 251-518, Murray Bennewies
led the Rockies with 293,287,267-
847, and Janice Monis 247-558.
In the final nit.tch of the night it
was the Tigers blanking the League
Leading Cubs 7-0.
High bowlers for the Tigers were
Jack Ryan 277-672, Arie Van
Diepen 200,219-611, Martin
Andreassi 231-569 and Martin Van
Bakel 207-527. For the Cubs it was
Bob Dinsmore 277-647 and
Wilhelmina Poppe 210-503.
Final League Standings - Cubs -
94; Indians - 88; Rockies - 87;
Tigers - 86; Orioles - 85; Braves -
85.
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Ultimate Challenge are right in
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Keeping in touch are the Legends
with 3093. Helping out the team
was Gary Bedard 210,210-617 and
Ralph Johnston 201.
Trailing the pack are the Pin
Heads with 3008. The Pin Heads
got great games from Doug Procter
213,262-658; Brian Barry 203 and
Steve Steep 245.
Team standings: B.F.D's - 3438;
Hot Flashes - 3278; Attitude
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