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Entertainment
Kelly has high hand
The Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club
hosted their January euchre at the
Orange hall Tuesday evening Jan.
24. Jean Pinder acted as chair for
the evening in the absence of the
president. Eight tables were in play
for euchre and winners were as
follows - Ladies high - Grace
Broadfoot; Ladies lone hands -
Dorothy mak; Ladies consolation -
Eva McCartney; Gentleman's high -
Bill Kelly; Gentleman's lone hands
- Neil Bell; Gentlemen's consola-
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Blowes speaker
`at Brotherhood
Night in town
All Seaforth and Area com-
munity organizations are
invited to the annual Brother-
hood Night. This special even-
ing will be held at the Seaforth
Legion on Thursday, Feb. 23
beginning at 6:00 p.m. Guest
speaker is Ted Blowes. Enter-
tainment is hosted by I.O.O.F.
The Seaforth Co-operative
Children's Centre would like
to invite you to their general
Ineeting on Tuesday, Feb. 14 at
7:00 p.m. The meeting will be
held at the centre.
The Co-operative Children's
Centre will also be hosting a
fundraiser and would like to
invite you. `Dickie Bird' live in
concert will be appearing at the
Seaforth and District Commun-
ity Centres on Sunday, March
5 at 2:00 p.m.
Last week's Senior
Shuffleboard winners after four
games were:
Women:
J. Lunn 342
I. Gardiner 332
A. McLean 330
Men:
A. Lunn 419
K. Preszcator 414
B. McLean 335
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 fellow-
ship.
The Seaforth Lions Club
would like to- invite all teen -
twenty people to their free
skate. This free skating will be
held Feb. 4, 11, 18 and 25
from 10:00 to 11:30 p.m. at the
Seaforth district arena.
Child Find of Huron County
will be hosting a Sno-Pitch
Ball Tournament Feb. 18 at the
Seaforth Optimist Park. If you
would like to enter a team
contact Chris at 527-1401.
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The neat euchre will be Feb. 28
and everyone is welcome. Hostess
will be Grace Broadfoot, Jean
Pinder and Dorothy McCluskie.
Happy Birthday was sung at lunch
time to Olive Papple, Theo Van
Bakel, Viola Lawson and mary
Finlayson. We also understand that
Gordon Murray also celebrated his
86th birthday on Jan. 25. Best
wishes to all.
Town & Country
Bowling League
January 24, 1
Sweet Adelines - 77
The Twisters - 96
Boy Named Sue - 401/2
Go-Go's - 47
The Heart Throbs - 66
DJ's - 721/
Women's High Average
Susanne Stokes - 177
Women's High Single
Lila Story - 348
Women's High Triple
Lila Story - 661
Men's High Average
George Johnston - 231
Men's High Single
George Johnston - 350
Men's High Triple
George Johnston - 821
Personal best for evening: John
Staffen (308); Dwain Forrest
(173); Mike Glousher (215);
Colleen Staffen (238); Wayne
Boyd (193); Sheila Brooker
(200); Lloyd Dale (199); Jeff
Dick (238); Reg Dick (300); Del
Altman (173); Gordon Murray
(217); Hazel Beurman (147);
Louise Dick (188); Terry Smith
(203); Orville Story (198);
Lavern Hoegy (208); Sharon
Evans (210); Arie Van Diepen
(236); Darryl Smith (182); Joe
Veenstra (201); Ralph Johnston
(198).
John Van Loon
and Betty Hulley
High Rollers
Thirty-five seniors turned out
to bowl on Jan. 27 only five
men of these 35 managed scores
over 200.
John Van Loon had a good
day with scores of 203,219,228
and triple 650.
Betty Hulley had high single
195 and Ann Wood had .high
triple 497 for the women.
Charlie Perkins, Ron Bennett,
Campbell Wey and Eric
Matzold bowled over 200.
Bowling over their average
were Bill Mitchell, Joyce
Wallace, Dorothy McCluskie,
Dave Sim, Nancy Mitchell and
Pat O'Reilly.
The Maple Leafs only man-
aged two points but still remain
in first place. However, the Jets
are closing in on them.
What is wrong with the
`Canucks'? There are still eight
weeks left to improve your
standing. We wish Beryl Reid a
speedy recovery.
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jays strengthen lead
BY GEORGE LOVE
The Jays keep on winning in the
St. James Bowling League when
they blanked the Emus 7-0 on Mon-
day, Jan. 23.
Murray Bennewies led the Jays
with 268,278,315-861 and Martin
Andreassi 208,201,20j-616. High
for the Emus were Mark Higenell
225-535 and Cord Murray 205-526.
The Partridges kept pace with the
Jays with a 7-0 win over the Loons.
The Leader for the Partridges was
Town & Country
Bowling League
January 17, 1993
Sweet Adelines - 73
The Twisters - 91
Boy Named Sue - 381/2
Go-Go's - 45
The Heart Throbs - 63
DJ's - 671/2
Women's High Average
Susanne Stokes - 177
Women's High Single
Carol Johnston - 234
Women's High Triple
Carol Johnston - 606
Men's High Average
John Staffen - 229
Men's High Single
John Staffen - 307
Men's High Triple
Arie Van Diepen - 817
Personal best for evening:
Wayne Boyd (208); Sheila
Brooker (167); Lloyd Dale (228);
Louise Dick (188); George
Johnston (252); Orville Story
(230); Reg Dick (233); Del
Altman (194); Bob Duffy (214);
Hazel Beurman (136); Darryl
Smith (224); Joe Veenstra (227);
Lila Story (207); Ralph Johnston
(222); Mike Glousher (189);
Colleen Staffen (151); Greta
Hoegy (183); Ruth Duffy (194);
Betty Dale (190); Lavern Hoegy
(252); and Sharon Evans (216).
Arie Van Diepen with 258,214-661
and for Loons, it was Bob
Dinsmore with 221,208-611.
The Eagles also moved up I the
standings with a 7-0 victory over
the Doves. High bowlers for the
Eagles were George Love 218-607,
Karen Hoegy 278-591 and Betty
Johnston 200-548. Don Nolan led
the Doves with 238-574.
Team Standings: Jays - 81; Par-
tridges - 70; Loons - 64; Eagles -
60; Doves - 56; and Emus - 47.
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