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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-01-18, Page 1414-T141 HURON IXPO$ITOR, January 111, 1996 1. Steep, Coleman, Doig bowl well on Thursday On Jan. 12, the Buds just kept on rolling and extended their lead over the second -place Wannabees to eleven points. The Buds, led by John Coleman's 301-649 and Gary Bedard's 212, took all seven points from Murray's Marauders despite strong efforts from Todd Doig 284,202-650 and Deb Bedard 206. The Wannabccs were in tough against the Falling Pins and took only three of the available seven points on the strength of an outstanding first game (the highest one game team total so far this year - 1340). The Fall- ing Pins however, were stiurred on to come up strong and take the next two games and four points. Good games for the Falling Pins came from Diana Steep 195-498, Betty Coleman 198-522, Ingrid Doig 208-534 and Ralph Johnston 305-637. Wannabees all-star games came from Steve Steep 210-232; Stan Mailloux 248; Brian Barry 274,239-651; Tracy Klaver 206- 519 and Sandra Klaver 203,240- 602. The third match -up saw the Wolverines scrape a little closer to the rest of the pack with a five point to two win over the Boozin Brewers. Forging a path for the Wolverines were Mike Thomson 244,259,271-774; Sue Alce's 496 triple and a 184 from new bowler Karsten Carroll. Solid showings for the Boozin Brewers were charged to Doug Leonhardt 298, 232-733; Trevor Price 252, and Nancy Sue Thomson 536 triple. The updated team standings are: The Buds - 70; Wannabees - 59; Falling Pins - 49; Murray's Marauders - 49; Boozin Brewers - 46; and Wolverines - 42. Buds lead Wannabees on Thursdays The Thursday Nighters Bowling League hopes that everyone had a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. After missing a week of bowling between Christmas and New Year's, it took a few tosses before eyeryone was,jtack into the groove. Jan. 5 was another night of superb bowling. There was Patricia Schwarz's 213 and John Coleman's 354. Over on lanes one and two Murray's Marauders took two games and total pins over the Boozin' Brewers. Showing the Brewers how it is done were Murray Bennewies 206,312,240- 758; Erich Matzold 234; Bonnie Janmatt 183 and Todd Doig 218,208. Top bowlers for the Brewers were Doug Lconhardt 226,296-712 and Nancy Sue Thomson 199-565. The Buds outbowled the Wannabccs 7-0. There was an adding mistake in game two that gave the Buds the game. This team has been near or at the top of the league with the help of John Colman 354,284-799; Gary Bedard 210,210,259-679 and Patricia Schwarz 213-574. The Wannabccs arc usually right in there fighting it out with The Buds. Bowling great games for the Wannabces were Steve Steep 222; Brian Barry 209,213- 603; Pat Ryan 182 and Tracy Klaver 189-524. The Falling Pins keep right on moving up every week. This time they managed to take five points while the Wolverines only took two. With games like Doug Procter's 235,201-626; Ralph Johnston's. 248,203-613; Diana Steep's 197-554 and Betty Coleman's 199 how could they go wrong. The Wolverines got some help from Mike Thomson 207, 203,239-649 and Connie Trotter 185. Team Standings: The Buds - 63; Wannabccs - 56; Murray's Marauders - 49; Falling Pins - 45; Boozin' Brewers - 44; Wol- verines - 37. Happy 1st Birthday RILEY WARD JANUARY 23 Love Mommy, Daddy and canner Entertainment Optimists host Atom tourney The Seaforth Optimist Club would like to invite hockey fans to come out and watch the young Atom Hockey players during the tournament held this weekend at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Teams from Southwestern Ontario will be here participat- ing. The Seaforth Lions Club would like to invite all teen - twenty people to their free skate. This free skating will be held Jan. 21, Feb. 4, 11, 18 and 25 from 10:00 to 11:30 p.m. at the arena in Seaforth. Gild Find of Huron County wil be hosting a Sno-Pitch Ball 7' urnameni in February at the Seaforth Optimist Park. If you would like to enter a team con- tact Chris at 527-1401. The Seaforth Hospital Auxili- ary is selling Pizza, Panzerotti, Cookie Dough, Muffin Mix and Beef and Chicken Pot Pies as a fundraiser for the hospital. Orders will be taken until Feb. 3, and pick-up will be Feb. 10. To place an order see any Aux- iliary membe. or contact Margaret Marian Mennen at 527-1696. Senior Shuffleboard continues every Wednesday afternoon from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. All seniors are welcome to enjoy an afternoon of fun and fellowship. Last week's Senior Shuffleboard winners after four games were: Women: Vcrda . 300 J. Lunn 281 G. Doig- 281 Men: F. Glanville 1360 B. McLean 338 A. Lunn 332 If Shuffleboard is not your game come anyway. Carpet bowling and table tennis are also available. Economic committee meets • in Seaforth Deputy Clerk and Economic Development Co-ordinator Cathy Garrick reported to Seaforth Council the next meeting of the Central Huron Economic Committee will be in Scaforth on Wednesday Jan. 18 at 7:30 p.m., and prior to this meeting the committee will be touring SunNorth Systems in Seaforth. She also noted the committee is co -sponsoring a seminar called "Operating a Home - Based Business" on Wednesday Jan. 25 at the OMAFRA office in Clinton. - Holidays arc over - Classes Begin Jan. 18 Celebrate the reopening at our WELCOME BACK SALE Jan. 18-28 Ar 2O%of " Open: wed. -Sat. 10-5 BUSY lLuos BorTlQUE "IS. tBEL'S CERAMICS" 1lolmesville 3 nri. 1C of -Clinton 482-1740 • • • • • • LUCAN cooti1TY CENT BINGO�� Every Wednesday 7:30 pm $2600 in 57 calls or Tess $1000 must go. Prize Board $3000 227-4442 Nancy Mitchell has high single for Seniors Thirty four Seniors were out for bowling on a foggy Friday after- noon. Maple Leafs and the Jets took all three games and seven points. Oilers had five points. Nancy Mitchell had high single for the women, 2091,ItItTIigh triple was Olave Little, 467. Gordon Murray had high single for the men 225. High triple was John Van Loon, 579. Others bowling over 200 were Sandy Doig, 218; Ron Benneu, 209; John Van Loon, 207 and Charlie Perkins, 204. Bowling well over their averages were: Sandy Doig, Nancy Mitchell, Beuy Oldacre, Joyce Wallace, Art Finlayson, Eric Matzold, Maxine Marks, Gordon Murray. We wish Bob Harris who is Stratford Hospital a speedy recov- ery. Town & Country Bowling League January 10, 1993 Sweet Adelines - 71 The Twisters - 87 Boy Named Sue - 381/2 Go-Go's 40 The Heart Throbs - 56 DJ's - 641/2 Women's High Average Susanne Stokes - 179 Women's High Single Sharon Evans - 240 Women's High Triple Sharon Evans - 552 Men's High Average George Johnston,- 230 Men's High Single George Johnston - 251 Men's High Triple Reg Dick - 680 Personal best for evening: Wayne Boyd (203); Sheila Brooker (189); Lloyd Dale (211); Jeff Dick (238); Betty Dale (188); Lavern Hoegy (194); Carol Johnston (218); Louise Dick (165); Terry Smith (189); Darryl Smith (194); Joe Veenstra (241); Lila Story (188); Ralph Johnston (206); John Staffen (243); Dwain Forrest (180); Mike Gloushcr (148); Colleen Staffen (152); Greta Hoegy. (164); Del Altman (194); Gordon Murray (248); Bob Duffy (209); and Hazel Beurrnan (143). Bill Kelley has men's high The Seaforth Happy Citizens club held its regular month!y meeting at the Legion on Thursday, Jan. 12 which was postponed from last week on account of weather condi- tions. The meeting opened with the singing of 0' Canada with Mildred Traviss accompanying on the piano. Olave Little gave a reading entitled 'Dream in Your Heart' which we all should practise. There was a short business meeting. The Seaforth club has been invited to Huron Lea at Brussels on Jan. 31, weather permitting. Euchre followed with nine tables in play. Prizes were won as follows - Ladies' high, Pauline Bennett; Lone hands - Olive Papple and Beatrice Stoll (tied); Low - Vera McDonald. Men's high - Bill Kelley; Lone hands - Boyd Driscoll; low -.Bruce McLean and Sandy Pepper (tied). TOPS 4/,'to Now under new management Monday - Saturday Now featuring - daily shows EXOTIC DANCERS in our newly renovated downstairs lounge. Continuous shows. 12 noon - 6 P.M. 7 P.M. - 1 A.M. Monday -Saturday LUNCH BUFFET in our downstairs lounge, served 12:00 noon - 2 p.m. You choose from our 'FINGER FOOD MENU' selections - available anytime. BUFFET OR MENU ITEMS $495 ■ SPORTS BAR is now upstairs RED MAPLE INN 482-3142 ektaeage4, (Queen's Hotel) Every Thursday starting Jan 19th SENIORS F�y $ DAY. 3 complete dinner entrees to choose from including soup. juice, dessert & coffee. Don't forget All you can eat Sunday Smorgasbord 4:00 to CLOSE B''" POKER TRAILBLAZERS RALLY Brussels Arena Sun. Jan. 22 Rain Date Jan. 29th Registration - 10 A.M-. - 1 P.M. Cash Prizes - ' -- Door Prizes - FOOD BOOTH - OFSC Permits Required All hands to be in before 5 P.M. FRI. - THURS. JAN. 20-26 FRI. BSAT. 7dr9:15PM SUN. - THURS. 8 PM LONG DISTANCE' CALL 1 •900 ?.b5 3438 FOR TOIL FREE 1M0V!E 'MFO 4 FREE TEEN • TWENTY SKATING SATURDAY NIGHTS 10:00 pm TO11:30PM SEAFORTH ARENA JAN.14, JAN.21 FEB.4,FEB.11 FEB.18, FEB.25 SPONSORED BY. THE SEAFORTH 6IQNS CLUB The Service Officer will be held at Branch 156 Seaforth Jan. 26t1', 1995 at 9 A.M. If you would like an interview please contact Cleave Coombs 527-1155 HUNTER SAFETY COURSE Meets requirements for Small Game Licence REGISTRATION MONDAY imr January 23rd 7:OOpm Seaforth High School For more information call Larry Dolmage 527-0881 or 527-2805 Sponsored by HURON SPORTS OUTFITTERS SPAKY'S RACE tor,",_,_ FAMILY 1h,1► --4i DINING —SUNDAY SPECIAL— HAM STEAK DINNER $5 95 ■ Includes Coffee or Tea and Dessert SUNDAY, JAN 22, 5-7 pm 90 Main St., Seaforth 527-1964 • C JAN 20 3 : ' Cover Monstrous Jive • Lots of new tco 30 ...ls JAN 27 & 28 Cover CD/DC Prayrog a Brea! ' Don't forget about Poorboy Saturday "Cheap prices. ,({` live music. cover (t,, SEAFORTH 527-0980 Tonight Wed. Jan. IS EUCHRE TOURNAMENT 7 pm Sharp Fr:day tONIEWFRIDAYS'' with Steve Sturdy Saturda�' Garth's .In town' NO FENCES Nonstop Flectnft:n.; G<er'i i3 Tribute. Exclusive Regional Appearance Tickets '5."'' Thursday January 26 POOL TOURNAMENT Saturday. Januar. 28 NEON BLUE 482-1234 EVERY TIE IAII!QVE is ON! YIIORSDAI EAT. DRINK. GAWK. DROOL. PAW LUST '7tIbIonH otet 95:.73-1;()t):1: RC1: \N 0 Weekly Draws For Prizes On Stcak Nights Plus Grand Prize Draw For .\ .locket 04„,„0 N To Be Drawn In May WATCH FOR OUR OTHER SI'E('IAI,S *Fish & ('hip Fridays •Pustn Nights •Wing Nights *Theme Nights *Valentine's OPEN: Wednesday to Sunday MAIN STREET BAYFIELI) 565.2641