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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-08-10, Page 1212 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, August 10, 1994 recreatfion preview by Marty Bedard Perinatal information session to be held The Seaforth Community Hospital would like to invite you to its Perinatal Information Session, which will be held on Wednesday, August 17, 1994 at the Hospital (Conference Room 2). This month's session will be on a Parent Support Group, with guest speakers Dr. Robert Shep- herd and Marguerite Falconer, RN. For ore information please call the Hospital at 527-1650. Last week's winners of Senior Shuffleboard were: Women: Ina Scoins 465 Audrey McLean 465 Isabel Gardiner 460 Men: Ken Lingelbach 416 Bill Kelley 261 Bruce McLean 219 Come out and give the gift of life! Seaforth will be host to a Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic on Thursday, August 25, 1994 at the Seaforth and District Com- munity Centres between 5:00 and 9:00 p.m. Anyone between the ages of 17 and 71 can give blood. Other criteria is you should be at least 110 lbs., and have 56 days between donations. Please bring 2 pieces of identifi- cation with you. The Town and Country Homemakers have been busy planning for the re -start of the Dining Out program for adults 55 years and older, and physi- cally disabled adults. I say re- start, because this is the same program that was offered at the Seaforth Hospital in the past, but beginning in September, it will be held at the Seaforth and Dis- trictCommunityCentres. The eaf orth lawn bowlers host Committee felt if riee;ded—itlflildp change in scenery, therefore the dinners will be at the Commun- ity Centres the 3rd Thursday of every Month beginning Septem- ber 15. Please watch my column for more information on the Dining Out program. The Seaforth Branch Library invites all children ages 6 to 8 to come out and Trade up to the Book Leagues. Come enjoy this summer reading program at your local library on Tuesday, August 16 at 2:00 p.m. Come enjoy stories, games, crafts, and author trading cards. This will bc the last date for this program so don't miss it. The Seaforth Library will also be hosting a Teddy Bear's Picnic on Friday, August 12 at 11:00 a.m. This program is for children ages 3 - 6 years. Entertainment 1 .f GUMMING PHOTO SAFETY EXERCISE- 'Backyard Pool Hoppers' swim instructors Came McLlwain and Marcy McCall help a Bronze medallion class leam spinal rescues in Egmondville. Here, Gerry Holland, of Egmondville, pretends to be an accident victim while Marc Glanville and Tricia Jansen assist him. Children attend swim classes BY TIM CUMMING Expositor Staff Local children are going to class in the summer...their classes just happen to be in a swimming pool. More than 200 people this sum- mer will be learning how to swim properly with the Backyard Pool Hoppers, a business started by Kendra Papple. The private swim program is taught by new swim instructors Carrie McLlwain and Marcy McCall. The emphasis of the program is on individualized instruction and meeting the individual needs of each child, said Carrie. "We like small classes with more one-on-one attention," she said. "We have to adapt to each child...you can't expect them to learn everything the same way." Parents play a big part in the swim program as they stay and watch the children as they improve their swimming skills. "It's a family thing," says Marcy. One of the Pool Hoppers' goals is being flexible with the timing of classes to fit the schedules of the parents. The swim instruction follows the Red Cross colour classifications as well as the Royal Life Saving Society bronze medallion. Young people who take the bronze level course have to be at least 13 years of age and must invest at least 20 hours into the course. Described by Marcy as "future lifeguards," these young people (ages 13-16) are learning rescuing rind safety techniques. Kendra Papple, who started the program about two years ago, is Hoedowners dance up storm BY CRISTA VANDEN HOVEN The Hoedowners 4-H club gathered early in the evening July 20 for its fourth meeting. After reciting the 4-11 pledge, Susan Stewart read the minutes. Everyone answered the roll call by saying what they Teamed about their own square dancing ability. Plans were made for the Achievement Program on August 31. Then members danced up a storm in the heat of the evening. Members called and danced to Birdie in the Cage, Canadian Breakdown, Dip and Dive, Take your Ladies Back, Duck for the Oyster and Texas Twirl. Lorne Dale tournament The annual Lorne Dale Tourna- ment was held at the Seaforth Greens on Sunday, August 7 with near -perfect weather and a full entry. In memory of his late father Don Dale had a new trophy and individual plaques made to present to the winning team with the large trophy remaining at the Club House. Thelma Dale presented the plaques to Brad Fleming and Bev. Fritz of St. Mary's who had 3w+54op5. This was the third year Brad has been successful in win- ning this tournament. In second place was Gord and Ruth Rodgers of Mitchell with 3w+50. Third place went to Len Boreham and Marilyn Lancaster of St. Marys with 3w+43. In fourth place were Neil and Edna Bell with 3w+40 and fifth place went to Fred and Betty Tilley with 3w+31. Sixth prize was another local team of Erich Matzold and Jean Lunn 2w+41opl. Seventh was the Sarnia entry of Dave Gray and partner 2w+40opl. Eighth was Theo and Rika Van Bakel with 2w+40 and ninth place went to Jack and Marie Muir with 2w+39op2. Consolation prize went to Percy West and partner of Chesley with 17 shots in their last game. This has been a popular tourna- ment at the Seaforth club started in 1974 by the late Lorne Dale. Local Lawn Bowlers have been active in out-of-town-toumaments lately. At Exeter mixed trebles sponsored by Ellison Travel the trio of Dorothy McCluskie, Olive Papple and Oliver Pryce were 2 game winners. Four teams bowled at the St. Marys M and M while six Seaforth teams competed in Godcrich on Civic Holiday in a Ladies pairs and men's pairs spon- sored by the Laurentian Bank. Look Who's STILL Talking! HAPPY 25th BIRTHDAY SNOW WHITE (Mary Mellor) Carol Carter and Edna Bell were second with 3w+41 in this tourna- ment while Betty Tilley and Marie Muir placed fifth with 2w+33. On Saturday the rink of Fred Tilley, Erich Matzold and Neil Beuerman were two game winners at Stratfords M and M Tournament. The Seaforth ladies are bowling on Monday in a local tournament bowling for the McLean Trophy. The August social will be held on Tuesday evening August 16 at 5:30 p.m. with hostess Ida Diehl, Edna Bell, Rika Van Bakel and Dorothy McCluskie. All callers please note the social is one week earlier this month due to the anniversary tour- nament. Just a reminder to all mem- bers grocery items can be brought to the club house and also prizes for the tournament or left with club members. Good bowling to all. also trying the program in Toronto. Swim classes are instructed at the backyard pool of Ken and Ruth Smith, of Egmondville. The children also move on to other backyard pool settings for fun swim times and private lessons. If you are interested in more information about the program contact any of the instructors or Kendra Papple c/o Don Papple, at 522-0940. The two instructors of the pro- gram in Egmondville say the children can be very educational and entertaining. HENSALL SHUFFLEBOARD August 2, 1994 High six game winners: Thelma Thiel (567); Ethel McMurtry (554); John Pepper (497); Lorne Archer (493); Dave Woodward (455); Pat Davis (422); Dave Kyle (420); and Allan Johns (419). Happy 1st Birthday Happy 30th Birthday ASHLEY JANMAAT COLLEEN JANMAAT Aug. 8th Aug. 13th Love Mom, Dad and Cody Love Cody, Ashley and Ron Vanastra Recreation Centre, 2 Miles South of Clinton RED CROSS SWIM LESSONS TWO WEEK SESSION - AUGUST 15 to 26 • • 1:15 - 2:00 pm Grey & White • 1:30 - 2:00 pm Green • 2:00 - 2:30 pm Yellow, Maroon & Survival • 2:30 - 3:00 pm Orange, Red & Blue CALL 482-3544 TO REGISTER BUCK & DOE FOR SANDRA KUCHERAVY a RICHARD KLAVER Friday, August 19th, 1994 8:00 p.m. -1:00 a.m. Tickets •'5.00 For more info call 345.2857 or 345.2025 Forthcoming Marriage KLING -- UNICH Peter & Frances Kling of Egmondville are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Sheri Ann to Brain Unich son of Dan & Betty Unich and the late Anna Unich of St.Thomas. The wedding and reception will take place August 20, 1994 at the Kling residence. Seaforth Legion Ladies ROAST BEEF BUFFET Homemade Pies and Desserts SUNDAY, AUG. 14 4:30 to 6:30 ADULTS $9.00 CHILDREN $4.1 Take Ou s Available INTRODUCING... Country Charm Cafe formerly Ryan's Hard -Up Roost OPEN COMMERCIAL HOTEL SEAFORTH 527-0980 Happy Birthday Ken Glanville August 7 May you find that life can be "nifty" Even at the advanced age of "fifty." Love Mom and everyone SPARII-77-1 i i` FAMILY F " DINING 3 PIECE CHICKEN DINNER $ 95 5. Includes Mashed Potatoes or Fries, Vegetables, Coleslaw, Dinner Roll, ' Coffee 'OrTea&Dessert SUNDAY, AUG. 14 5 - 7 pm 90 Main St., Seaforth 527-1964 7A.M.to8P.M. • MON. to SAT. 8 AM to 8 PM SUNDAYS New Owner Richard & Yvonne iddleton Daily Soup & Sandwich Specials and Dinner Specials Country Charm Cafe Hwy. 8 St. Columban 345-2750 The Seaforth Lions Club 24th ANNUAL ELIMINATION DRAW AND DANCE Saturday, August 13, 1994 Seaforth District Community Centres TIMES: Dinner 6:00-8:00 p.m. BBQ Roast Beef Entertainment 7:00-7:30 Yuk Yuk's Comedian 8:00-12:00 Dance The Moonliters The Draw 6:30 to 7:30 and 8:30 to 10:30 The Bar 6:00 to 12:00 *Extra Dinner Tickets $10.00 THE EARLY BIRD WINNERS ARE: Dec. for $100: Wendy & Dan Primeau Jan. for $35: Lois Hodgert Feb. for $35: Allen Reade March for $35: Connie Marion April for $35: Shirley Snell May for $35: Joan & Rick Wood June for $35: J. Henry Cassano July for $35: Gary & Audrey Schenck Seaforth All the tickets go in the drum for the Elimination Draw on August 13 when there will be 23 more prize winners. The last ticket drawn wins $3500. Mark the times on your calendar. Proceeds for Community Projects. Lottery Licence #M048207 Good Luck! Seaforth Seaforth Dashwood Seaforth Dublin Seaforth Seaforth