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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-02-15, Page 15Entertainment Brewers take two points from Mannabees Wowi On Feb. 9 they came out to bowl with a fury. Five game over 300, live triples over 700...stay out of their way. They mean business. Up against Murray's Marauders, the Wolverines were the only team not to have a 600 bowler but still managed to take two points on the strength of Karsten Carroll's 200, Jason Whcaticy's 220, and Suc Alcc's 272-585. The Marauders were setting the pace for the rest of the league. Listen to this: Bonnie Janntatt 197-540; Erich Matzold 204,205; Deb Bedard 220,223-626; Todd Doig 205,241,258-704; Murr.:y Benncwies 236,267,335-838. They set the new league record for total pintail in one night with 3657. The Boozin' Brewers did sonic bruisin' themselves taking 2 points from the Wannabccs with game like Bob Wright's 198, Heather Alcc's 194; Sharri MacDonald's 203-518; Trevor Price kicking in 204,247-648 and Doug Leonhardt breaking trail with 251,310-727. The Wannabees kind of went...Sti?...Sandra Klavcr 503; Pat Ryan 180; Tracy Klavcr 197; Stan Mailloux 217; Steve Steep 272, 277-728; Brian Barry 203,258,324-785. `So?' The Falling Pins gave up four points to the Buds in the night's final match -up. The Buds' high- light tapes feature Patricia Schwarz 221; Gary Bedard 219,264-636; and John Coleman 247,252-626. Asserting them- selves for the Falling Pins were Betty Coleman 223-505; Diana Steep 202.206-564; Ralph Johnston 323-600; and Doug Procter 200,302-696. Quitc a night for the Hi -Low Doubles too. Brian Barry/Ingrid Doig at plus 223; Steve Steep/Sharri MacDonald at plus 205 and four other plus teams in triple digits. Updated team standings arc: Wannabees - 78; The Buds - 74; Boozin Brewers - 67; Wolver- ines - 63; Murray's Marauders - 60; Falling Pins - 57. HENSALL SHUFFLEBQ,ARD._ February 7, 1995 High five game winners: Pat Davis (402); Isabel Rogerson (284); John Pepper (254); Jim Davis (245); Russell Ferguson -(243). Happy 50th Birthday ELLY VON EUW February 18 h Seaforth Agricultural Society ANNUAL MEETING Feb. 25, 1995 at the Fairgrounds Tickets "12.00 available from directors. Copy of the proposed new constitution available to members by calling office 527-1321. .u - THE HURON •YPO•ITOM February 11i 101111-1 (Olga Smith) Love -- Your Grandchildren Leah Smith and Sheldon Dale GREGOR CAMPBELL. PHOTO STAMP OF APPROVAL - Jane Smale showed some students from St. James' School where their letters go on a recent tour of the Seaforth Post Office. Happy Citizens consider changes Town & Country Bowling League February 7, 1995 Sweet Adelines - 86 The Twisters - 103 Boy Named Suc - 451/2 Go-Go's - 53 The Heart Throbs - 78 DJ's - 751/2 Women's High Average Susanne Stokes - 178 Woolen's High Single Sheila Brooker 209 Women's High Triple Suc Stokes - 562 Men's High Average John Staffcn and George Johnston - 232 Men's High Single John Staffer) - 351 Men's High 'Triple John Staffer - 739 Personal best for evening: Betty Dale (152); Sharon Evans (173); Lloyd Dale (236); Arie Van Dicpcit (234); Darryl Smith (237); Joe Vicenstra (238); Lila Story (207); Ralph Johnston -SGA); Louise Dick (168); Terry Smith (173); Orville Story (167); Reg Dick (292); Dwain Forrest (171); Mike Gloushcr (149); Colleen Staffcn (149). Seaforth Minor Sports Council BINGO Starting now until the end of March, Hall Lobby Doors will open at 5:30 pm. Ticket Sales begin at 6:30 pm. Games start at 7:30'pm. PLUS... 1st & 3rd Mondays '750.00 Jackpot 2nd & 4th Mondays $1 ,000.00 Jackpot ■•■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ •You• 're Invited • • to ■ ■ 1 FAREWELL PARTY ■ • • honouring p • Steve & Karen • • • CARRUTHERS ■■ • • Sat. Feb. 25th • • •8:00 pm • • ■ • Upstairs at ■ the • 1 Seaforth • 1 Curling Club •6 ■■■■••■■■•■•■■■■•■■■•■•■ LONG DISTANCE? CALL 1-800-265-3438 TOR TOLL FREE MOVIE INFO The Seaforth Senior Happy Citizen's club held their regular monthly meeting on Thursday Feb. 2 at the Seaforth Legion. The meeting opened by singing O'Canada followed by repeating The Seniors' Prayer in unison. It was suggested that for the next Loons lick leading Jays by George Love The Loons downed the first place Jays 5-2, in the St. James Bowling League on Monday, Feb. 6 at Star- light .Lanes. Kevin Johnston paced the Loons with 234,294,228-746 and Bob Dinsmore 250,219-661. Martin Andreassi stopped the Jays with 293-627. The Eagles kept pace with a 5-2 victory over the second place Par- tridges. Top bowler for the Eagles was George Love with 213,266- 653. For the Partridges it was Arie Van Diepen 236-603, and Connie Marion 202-495. The Doves ended the evening with a 5-2 win over the Emus. High scores for the Doves were recorded by Jack Ryan with 209,268,212-6$9 and Don -Nolan- 264 -6297 -For- the Emus it was Mark Higenell with 216-579. Team Standings - Jays - 88 ; Partridges - 74; Loons - 73; Eagles - 72; Doves - 64; Emus - 49. meeting in the way of a change we may have some music and those that wish to dance may dance but those that wish to play cards may do so. If we can get some music everyone is to bring some cookies and a sandwich. That will be held on Thursday, March 2 weather permitting. Euchre followed with prizes being won as follows - Ladies high - Grace Broadfoot; Lone hands - Marion Bolton; Low - Rose Altman. Men's high - Gordon McKenzie; Lone Hands - Split 3 ways - Boyd Driscoll, Alvin McDonald and Ken Prezcator; Low - Bruce McLean. Monday to Thursday ' INTERTRACK WAGERING ' Post Time 7 30 p. m. 111 Thursday HOUSE E VJ: Cheap Prices Friday FREE -LOADER FRIDAYS rlo Saturday G°"Q`' ALTERED EGO Rod; 'n Roll at its best! Sunday. Feb. 26 SNOWMOBILE BREAKFAST & RUN .tokets Next Saturday %'1 Y' MCA Recording Artists TROOPER Don't hesitate... Gat yaur'rltkkts Now at j . 1:OUf_ ■env / off lQ►011uy. R West. Clinton With all my love, Your Daughter Kathy RESCHEDULED Community Benefit Evening for Rick & Lynn Packer (who lost their barn by fire) at: Seaforth District Community Centre Feb. 17th -- 8:00 p.m. Please Bring Lunch Everyone Welcome ANNUAL MEETING WINTHROP RECREATION COMMITTEE WED, FEB. 22 8:00 p.m. at McKillop Twp. Offices Winthrop EVERYONE WELCOME SHROVE TUESDAY February 28th PANCAKE SUPPER 5-7pm AT • St. Thomas Anglican Church Hall, Seaforth Adults - $4.50 Children under 12 - $2.25 SPARKY'S PLACE co .,? FAMILY --� DINING —SUNDAY SPECIAL— INCLUDES SOUP OR SALAD Coffee or Tea and Dessert HAM STEAK DINNER $6 25 • SUNDAY, FEB. 19, 5-7 pm 90 Main St., Seaforth 527-1964 • ""4"OUT" EAME • ht. SECONDSCover No`. kt Great Female Vocalist 24d�2 Feb.5 DR R! 'Great local ClassK 0 0 Rock e kllchen has re -opened. Watch for new specials and a new and Improved menu!! SEAFORTH 527-0980 COMMERCIAL HOTEL emote (Queen's Hotel) 527-2982 Wednesday's SENIOR'S DAY Still only '5.00 1111011 Try our New SUNDAY BRUNCH 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. "All you can eat!" Sunday Smorgasbord • 4 till Close Lots to choose from "All you can eat!" BROTHERHOOD NIGHT Thursday, Feb. 23rd AT: Seaforth Legion Social Hour 6 - 7 Dinner at 7 p.m. Guest Speaker "Ted Blowes" ■00000000a0o0o000000000o0taop0ooaoo00oo000aooaoo0oov THE WALTON AREA SPORTS CLUB is sponsoring a1101101111 POKER RALLY0 v 0 °o 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 O O 0 0 0 Happy 25th Anniversary February 21 °� Doris & Neil Williamson g 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 IAwc from all your family I 0 DO DO 0 0 v DO a 0 O 0 DO ON SUNDAY FEBRUARY 19th Registration 11 AM to 2 PM at the Walton Hall Hands $400 each or 3 for a1 O°° CASH PRIZES - DOOR PRIZES FOOD BOOTH OFSC Permits Required For More Information CaII 887-6570 000000000000ta000000aaotaotaa0000000000ta00000ta000000 0