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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-06-01, Page 13T recreatilona by Marty Bedard Soccer and ball house leagues start The Seaforth Minor Ball house league will begin on Monday, June 6, and the house league soccer will begin on Wednesday, June 8. For more information please call the Recreation Office at 527-0882. Senior Shuffleboard, which continues every Wednesday afternoon from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m.. had the following winners last week: Women: Ina Scoins 338 Velma Preszcator 321 Audrey McLean 303 Men: Bruce McLean 320 Gord Murray 296 Ken Preszcator 292 The Seaforth Lions Pool will be accepting swimming lesson registration on Saturday, June 4 and Saturday, June 11 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., both days at the Lions Park Pavilion. Their will be limits on all classes, so be sure to register during these two days. No early registrations, as well as no phone registrations will be taken. The sessions will be as follows; July 4 - July 22, July 25 - A gust 12 and - August 15 - Sept. 2. The Happy Citizens Club will be hosting its final meeting until September. This meeting will be a_pct Inck dinner at -the Seaforth tegibn at 12:00 noon. After the dinner and auction sale and euchre will be held. Happy Birthday June 7 DEB VON EUW "Keep Up The Good Work!" IDBuek eeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeleeee & Doe E for E DARREN CROCKER o and COLLEEN MALONEY SATURDAY, JUNE 4 (Age of Majority) Tickets 527-1071 or at the door 0000la000iitil00000gliooElliio BUCK & DOE for Kathy Soontiens Steve Blake Friday, June 3, 1994 Age of Majority For tickets call 887-6758 or 527-0908 ti/11111E111iti E Church send people to conference On Sunday, May 22, Karrie Consitt, Gordon Hamilton, Tara Ingram, Carol Martin, Dennis Noakes and Jeff Rathwell were welcomed into full membership of the Hensall United Church. The ushers for the day were Dan Crerar and Daryl Preszcator. Rev. Henry Annen's message was 'Sleeping Through a Tornado.' Marg Cole was the greeter for the morning service. Hazel Corbett, Shirley McAllister and Pastor Henry Annen repre- sented the church at the London Conference annual meeting. This past Sunday at Hensall United Church, Curtis Lance and Deborah Anne, children of Gordon Hamilton and Tracey McIntosh were baptized by Rev. Annen. The greeter for the day was Pam Mallette while Grant St. John and Dennis Martin were .the ushers. Ron Latham presented the slate of officers for the 1994/95 year. Presi- dent-elect Paul Carroll presided for a short business session. Lunch was served by the Carmel P.C.W. Janet Mowat, daughter of Inge Mowatt of Hensall, is at university in the south of France, Janet, a graduate of South Huron District High School, is completing her honours degree in French from the University of Western Ontario. Janet visited Monte Carlo and photographed preparations for the annual Grand Prix, and has numer- ous side trips planned during her six-week stay. On her return to Canada in mid-June, she will be heading north to Sundridge, Ontario to assume her summer duties in the office of Glen Bernard Camp. The sympathy of the community is extended to the McKnight and Stoneman families. HAPPY 40Th Darwin Dietz Looe: Nancy, Josh, Abby Brette & Erica Phil and Linda Dzioba, Exeter are pleased t ) announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Sherri Lynn Coleman to Steven James, son of John and Marilyn Pym, Exeter. The wedding will take place at 1:30 p.m. at the Thames Road United Church. Open Reception to follow at 9:00 p.m. at South Huron Rec. Centre HENSALL SPRING FAIR FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JUNE 10 & 11 "Youth in A7riculture" FRIDAY, JUNE 10 Sheep Show Western Horse Show Official Opening 7:00 Jr. Talent Queen of the Fair 10:00 Horseshoe Pitch .1:00 AND SO MUCH MORE! * Midway (sponsored by local organizations) Friday & Saturday * Breakfast 7 - 10 a.m. Saturday * Tug-bffWar (WorkboorTtig) Sat —at 1:30 -` * Hensall Optimist Saturday Dance 9 p.m. -1 a.m. Call Barb Power at 262-3025 For More Information SATURDAY, JUNE 11 Mid -West Horse Show Poultry Show Parade 12:00 noon Calf Club Show & Sale 1:30 FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE_ Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bachert, Seaforth, are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Wendy Jane, to Mr. Stephen James Saword, son of Mr. & Mrs. James Saword, Toronto, Ontario. The ceremony will take place in the will of the Lord at 11:00 a.m. June 11th, 1994 in the Clinton Town Hall Auditorium. Harmony Hi- Lites excel BY PATTY BANKS The Seaforth Harmony Hi- Lites travelled to North Bay this ' past weekend to compete in an area competition and came in third. The quartet Carousel, made up of Margaret Whitmore, Debbie Campbell, Audrey McElwain and Katie Teall did vnowell and scored enough to be able to attend the e International Competetion in Rhode Island in the fall. HENSALL SHUFFLEBOARD May 24, 1994 High five game winners: John Pepper (428); Genie Moir (338); and Helen McKay (336). High six game winners: Gert Eagleson (527); Hazel McBwan (519); Alice Thiel (509); Pat Davis (473); and Emma Campbell (409). The family of Orville Workman invite all his friends, neighbours and relatives to an OPEN HOUSE at BRUCEFIELD UNITED CHURCH on Sunday, June 12, 1994 2 - 4 p.m. in honour of his 80th Birthday. Best Wishes Only of • th Birthday June 2 KATHY McNICHOL CAROLIN SHEPERD, BSc. MD General Practices & Obstetrics ROBERT SHEPERD PH.D. Clinical Psychologist Invite you to their Open House Wednesday June 1 7:00 - 10:00 pm To celebrate the opening of our new clinic 148 Goderich St. W. Seaforth, Ontario Esa—pA� iU ROOM KIEFER HARREISON SUMERIAND Han the Eastios ion. CowooY THE Fri.- ur. no 3-9 ▪ Sat. 7 &lb PM 3 -v_ . P.. WAY LONG DISTANCE' CALL 1.800.2h5.3438 FOR TOLL FREE MOVIE INFO SPARKY'S PLACE ,: FAMILY "' DINING FISH & CHIPS DINNER $5..95 ■ Includes Mashed Potatoes or Fries, Vegetables, Coleslaw, Dinner Roll, ' Coffee or Tea & Dessert SUNDAY, JUNE 5 5-7pm 90 Main St., Seaforth 527-1964 CD/DC GREAT NEW COUNTRY NEXT WEEK DOUG VARTY and RED RAIN COMMERCIAL HOTEL 527-0980 Seaforth THE HURON EXPOSITOR. June 1, 1SS4-13 You are invited to a Retirement Tea for LOUISE WILSON at Walton Public School on SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1994 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. Presentation at 3:00 p.m. dlft. & o'1'Iu. d?ia4atdLssaefs 1o5tf%ut whir lift. & *fu.1(tnndii %awnson a,e pita:cd to wuroanes de Ica:many o f ii eit edtddun. dleidi tolofttr on cSatutda9,awet 4.1994 at 3:0o pan. at .St. of/outlast C11utet Boast s. cRtctption 9:00 Bi'l� Euttyont rltd onrt OPEN HOUSE 80th Birthday ANNA McLAUGHLIN JUNE 12, 1994 2to4pnt Scafetth 3Ianar • 100 Jaws St., Seaforth Given by the Family �7infay son giat=y yAa taint 'butt f cR, R #g a4fiteStlf att phased to atntoui,et tit fotdeaming otat,ia9t dr Mitt% dawAm !Ala fey conn to c/?onatd tasty `7intayson. ion of gatty.a1*Jt! Int `Jintayson o`eyntondvat.4 wedding u•itt take lane, at 3:00 rri).d f...oe ._Sato,day- guile 11. 1994 at 41. netts 1 �'� lutReui.i C'�i,neti. Btue�e�tn. barney bexitall and the legendary hearts FRIDAY JUNE 17 Doors Open at 7:30 pm Seaforth District Community Centres Age of Majority Required Tickets 810 in advance 815.00 at the door For tickets call Commercial Hotel 527-0980 or SDCC 527-1272 OPENING BAND "The Groove Gang"" orthcoming Marriage OONTIENS-BLAKE John and Pam Soontiens of Seaforth and John and Irene Blake of Brussels are pleased announce the forthcoming marriage of their children Katherine and Steven nTfiB'y f f f1'1'!h at 7:60114.1"' �' at St. Ambrose Church, Brussels. Seaforth District Community Centres presents presents „Ga the ski secie IDAttII Featuring International Comedian '- E. i Sa#utq X Friday, June 10th, 1994 at the Seaforth & District Community Centres Doors Open: 8:00 p.m. Showtime: 9:00 p.m. Sound by: "SYSTEM" Ac a stand up comic, Sunny can fell you about many things. His humour spans the bridge between human anatomy and geology, with music bring the occasional vehicle. The way Sunny mixes melody and wit, ,troves audiences surprised and delighted, for when they are not overcome with laughter, they help him with the themes to his songs ns he magically becomes Elvis, Roy Orbison, Willie Nelson, or a multitude of other artists, when playing his improv 'Word Game'. Then, be/re one's eyes, he becomes "The Mad Woman'. 4 which see- ing is a highly nrnmmended experience. (Alcohoil to be served) SIDE CN irst there was "Evening at the Improv" Hour" Then there was "Carollnes Comedy Ho" ow experience 'Life on the Sunny Sider _._ ---- — —'Pickets: -$10.00 each "Fundraiser for Community Centre Improvements" I)t)\'I Iii 111 1 (11 1 11\1111wit .\II\t, \ I I (()\1\1l \I I1" (IN1RISII)lt:\I)\•;\\(I II( I\IIti--527-0$$2 i 50th Wedding . F Anniversa ,tiiyy. ii The family of RAY & VERA MURRAY invite all their friends neighbours & relatives to an S OPEN HOUSE On Saturday, June 11th at the Seaforth Legion from 2:00-4:0Op.m. , ., - in honour of their - tc III! 50th Wedding Anniversary "'' (Best Wishes Only barney bexitall and the legendary hearts FRIDAY JUNE 17 Doors Open at 7:30 pm Seaforth District Community Centres Age of Majority Required Tickets 810 in advance 815.00 at the door For tickets call Commercial Hotel 527-0980 or SDCC 527-1272 OPENING BAND "The Groove Gang"" orthcoming Marriage OONTIENS-BLAKE John and Pam Soontiens of Seaforth and John and Irene Blake of Brussels are pleased announce the forthcoming marriage of their children Katherine and Steven nTfiB'y f f f1'1'!h at 7:60114.1"' �' at St. Ambrose Church, Brussels. Seaforth District Community Centres presents presents „Ga the ski secie IDAttII Featuring International Comedian '- E. i Sa#utq X Friday, June 10th, 1994 at the Seaforth & District Community Centres Doors Open: 8:00 p.m. Showtime: 9:00 p.m. Sound by: "SYSTEM" Ac a stand up comic, Sunny can fell you about many things. His humour spans the bridge between human anatomy and geology, with music bring the occasional vehicle. The way Sunny mixes melody and wit, ,troves audiences surprised and delighted, for when they are not overcome with laughter, they help him with the themes to his songs ns he magically becomes Elvis, Roy Orbison, Willie Nelson, or a multitude of other artists, when playing his improv 'Word Game'. Then, be/re one's eyes, he becomes "The Mad Woman'. 4 which see- ing is a highly nrnmmended experience. (Alcohoil to be served) SIDE CN irst there was "Evening at the Improv" Hour" Then there was "Carollnes Comedy Ho" ow experience 'Life on the Sunny Sider _._ ---- — —'Pickets: -$10.00 each "Fundraiser for Community Centre Improvements" I)t)\'I Iii 111 1 (11 1 11\1111wit .\II\t, \ I I (()\1\1l \I I1" (IN1RISII)lt:\I)\•;\\(I II( I\IIti--527-0$$2