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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-03-08, Page 13THE HURON EXPOSITOR, March 8, 1995-13 SPARKY'S PLACE FAMILY 810---411;414 DINING -SUNDAY SPECIAL - INCLUDES SOUP OR SALAD Coffee or Tea and Dessert PORK CHOP DINNER $6 95 SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 5-7 pm 90 Maln 8t., Seaforth 527.1964 LUCAN opt,ONITY CF�,r BINGO Every Wednesday 7:30 pm 146 Wee4 $2400 in 56 calls or less $1000 must go. 227-4442 f/ ti Entertainment HERE'S THE PROOF - Theresa McClory's exhibit at last we n s Seaforth Public School annual Science Fair deaft with the effect of smoking on a person's lungs. Four cigarette caused the discolouration in the simulated lung on her left. Young adults join church During the service at Cromarty Presbyterian Church on Sunday, Rev. Lucie Milne and the church elders welcomed five young adults into the church family. They are Kailey Michelle Dow, Carrah Dawn Templeman, Rebecca Irene Marlyn, John Cain Stewart Templeman and William Adam Miller. The Sacra- ment of the Lords Supper was observed at the close of the service. Hibbert United Church ladies hosted the Worlds Day of Prayer in the Family Life Centre on Friday afternoon with the Cromarty ladies joining them. J Staffa by Roberta Templeman 345-2340 Chuck and Dorothy Ebel, Goderich visited Sunday with Rob and Bev Templeman and family. Cromarty Sunday School children and friends will be enjoying a hour of bowling at the Starlight Lanes, Seaforth on March 14, during the school break. Jays extend their lead BY GEORGE LOVE The Jays extended their first place lead over the Loons when they downed the Loons 5-2 on Monday, Feb. 27. Murray Bennewies led the Jays with 298,320,337-955; Martin Andreassi 238,259,276-773 and Wilhelmina Poppe 209-559. Bob Dinsmore paced the Loons with 238,266,238-742; Martin Van Bakel 318,213-699 and Kevin Johnston 231-597. The Eagles edged the Partridges 4-3 wit(1 top scpres by GeoQrge Love 265,211-643 and Karen Hoegy 200- 527. Leaders for the Partridges were Arie Van Diepen 264,216,228-708, Janice Morris 217,201-592 and Connie Marion 201-570. The Emus downed the Doves 5-2 with high scores by Rob Simpson 217-596 and Gord Murray 230-568. Don Nolan bowled 222,226,216-664 for the Doves. Team Standings: Jays - 100; Loons - 87; Eagles - 81; Partridges - 81; Doves - 71; Emus - 63. Euchreama planned The Seaforth Senior Games Committee will host a Euchreama on Wednesday, March 15, beginning at 10:00 a.m. at the Seaforth Legion. All proceeds will be going towards the District Senior Games. It's that time once 'again to begin thinking about the' Senior Gaines. Seaforth's games will begin on Friday, April 7 with live -pin Bowling. After bowling the remainder of the games will be held in May. Watch the Huron Expositor for a calendar 01 events you will be able to cut and save. This calendar will have all events, dates, times and hx•ations. On Tuesday, March 14 the Seaforth Recreation Department will be hosting a children's theatre group. They will be presenting Charlotte's Web. The show begins at 2:00 p.m. Last week's Senior Shuffleboard winners after four games were: Women: A. McLean 349 J. Lunn 313 M. McMillan 312 Men: F. Glanville U. McLean 398 356 TOPS 44bia6 EXOTIC ' DANCERS12 n 1 am Monday LUNCH BUFFET '4.°a RED MAPLE INN HWY 4 SOUTH • CLINTON • •182-314) O. Pryce 356 Registration for ball and soccer will be held March 29 and 30, 1995 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. each night at the Seaforth Dis- trict Arena. For more informa- tion call the Recreation Office at 527-0882. The Seaforth District High School Athletic Association will be hosting an elementary school basketball camp. Week one will be March 27 to March 31 and week two will be April 3 to April 7. Registration fee includes 8 hours of clinic, five hours of games, a game jersey and, an all star game. This camp is for children in grades 5 through to grade 8. Registration will be done at your school today and tomorrow during lunch. For more information contact Terry at SDHS - 527- 0380. Happy 60th Birthday I *************** Leota Johnston • March 10 * * Dublin * District Lions * • Club * • Pre St. Patrick's * * Dance • * Dublin Community Centre * • Friday, March 10th • 8 - l a.m. 46 *• 'Age of Majority Tickets:6 * * For tickets, call: • 345-2949 or 345-2393 * *************** Wannabees, Buds close as season ends There is only one week left in the regular season for the Thurs- day Nighters Bowling League. It may come down to the last game as no one can claim it outright. It sure does make for an exciting last night! On March 2 both the Wannabees and The Buds had great big goose eggs to allow the Brewers to stay within reach. Over on lanes one and two, the Boozin's Brewers got seven points while the Wannabees just stood there. Bob Wright's 225; Heather Alce's 178; Nancy Sue Thomson's 273-618; Trevor Price's 208 and Doug Leonhardt's 216,380,257-853 were enough for the Brewers. On the other hand, the Wannabees' high bowler was Steve Steep 247,266-702. Murray's Marauders managed to take two games and total pins over the Wolverines. Bowling great games for the Marauders were Todd Doig 246,279-720; Deb Bedard 236-590 and Murray Bennewies 264,253,327- 844. The Wolverines got some help from Karsten Carroll 192, Don Brown 257 and Mike Thomson 249,287-718. The final match between The Buds and the Falling Pins saw The Buds falter under the pres- sure of good bowling from the Pins. Betty Coleman's 192-548; Diana Steep's 184-525; Ralph Johnston's 271, 214-669 and Doug Procter's 245,211,202-658 were the best for the Falling Pins. Leading the way for The Buds were Patricia Schwarz 184 and Gary Bedard 220,222-635. The Hi -Low Tournament finished with a flourish with some mighty high scores coming from the finishers. Ralph Johnston had a 271 but it wasn't quite enough to catch Doug Leonhardt's 380. Ralph and his partner Bonnie Janmaat were above their average +60, while Doug and Jason Cooper ended up with a +113. A fun tournament to end the season with. Keep up the great bowling, everyone! Team standings: Wannabees - 85; The Buds - 84; Boozin Brewers - 80.5; Falling Pins - 76; Wolverines - 69.5; Murray's Marauders - 67. ektetteeftef4 (Queen's Hotel) 527-2982 Wednesday's SENIOR'S DAY Still only $5.00 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!" HENSALL SHUFFLEBOARD February 28, 1995 High six game winners: Pearl McKnight (536); Hazel McEwan (535); Lloyd Lovell (499); Dave Woodward (471); Alice Thiel (442); Lloyd Eagleson (414); Gert Eagleson (411); Ethel McMurtrie (407). Town & Country Bowling League February 28, 1995 Sweet Adelines - 93 The Twisters - 122 Boy Named Sue - 521/2 Go-Go's - 59 The Heart Throbs - 88 DJ's - 8911 Women's High Average Susanne Stokes - 178 Women's High Single Lila Story - 267 Women's High Triple Lila Story - 624 Men's High Average George Johnston - 234 Men's High Single Jeffery Dick - 277 Men's High Triple Jeffery Dick - 792 Personal best for evening: Del Altman (261); Gordon Murray (234); Arie Van Diepen (250); Darryl Smith (220); Joe Veenstra (220); Rilph Johnston (237); John Staffen (269); Mike Glousher '208); Colleen Staffen (184); Ruth Duffy (164); Betty Dale (220); Lavern Hoegy (204); Sharon Evans (175); Wayne Boyd (198); Sheila Brooker (195); Lloyd Dale (192); Carol Johnston (184); Louise Dick (188); Terry Smith (267); Orville Story (184). St. Thomas ACW pte4e e4 "Soup & Salad" Luncheon 44.50 March 15. 11:30 to 1 p.m. at ..:.St:Man as Anglican Church Hall Happy 50th Anniversary Happy 34th Birthday Danica McNichol March 9 Love: Your Boys ANNUAL MEETING ST. COLUMBAN SOCCER ASSOC. THURS., MAR. 9 7:30 PM AT SPARKY'S PLACE SEAFORTH VOLUNTEERS URGENTLY REQUIRED HAPPY 40TH BIRTHDAY FRED McCLURE March 9 E. Z. STREET No Sot. Great New Top 40 0C veil! March 17 & 18 Party Here with OPlaying l!,gf6ft x of New Country Rock. The family, of MERVYN & EVELYN FALCONER would like to invite you to an OPEN HOUSE Saturday, March 11 from 2 - 4 pm at the White Carnation Holmesville. "Best Wishes Only" Seaforth District Community Centres and the Kni • hts of Columbus Matthew Spencer DUPuIs Ross Love Nana and Powe Matthew is the son of Laurie L. Ross & Brian G. Dupuis. Grandson of Marilm & Jim Ross. Condon and Rene & Nicole Duvuis. Seaforth Fr day March 24 Upclose & Personnel "Ray Lyell" Tix '5.00 ON SALE NOWIII SEAFORTH 527-0980 .....*P1►Fi►.*.*f*1 . i$I. s t ': i Poi P111 i. Seaforth Legion • 156 •• March 17 0 * Meat Draw••• * 5 Hams• • * 3 to 5 p•.m. * Also serving Hot Stew • • & green beer • So all are welcome • to come out and • • have fun! • 4, • • ONTARIO JUNIOR CITIZEN . OF THE YEAR AWARDS CONTACT THIS COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER FOR DETAILS DEADLINE - OCTOBER 31, 1994 NVer1 Saturday TANGLED PUPPETS No Next Saturday CoVer' THE SHIVERS Huy 8 West. Clinton 482-1234 SPORTS CARD HOW SAT. MAR. 25 & SUN. MAR. 26 10 AM to 4 PM (Both Days) Admission $1.00 Seaforth Community Centre 'RI - THUR FRI &SAT 7 & 9 PM SAT, SUN,'TUES & THURS IAAR 10 -16 8UN -THURS 8 PM MATINEES 2 PM LONG DISTANCE"' CALL 1-800.265-3438 FOR TOLL FREE MOViE INFO EUCHRE - RAMA WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15 10:00 AM SEAFORTH LEGION HALL $4.00 PER PERSON INCLUDES PRIZES AND LUNCH ALL PROCEEDS TO THE DISTRICT SENIOR GAMES Happy 34th Birthday Danica McNichol March 9 Love: Your Boys ANNUAL MEETING ST. COLUMBAN SOCCER ASSOC. THURS., MAR. 9 7:30 PM AT SPARKY'S PLACE SEAFORTH VOLUNTEERS URGENTLY REQUIRED HAPPY 40TH BIRTHDAY FRED McCLURE March 9 E. Z. STREET No Sot. Great New Top 40 0C veil! March 17 & 18 Party Here with OPlaying l!,gf6ft x of New Country Rock. The family, of MERVYN & EVELYN FALCONER would like to invite you to an OPEN HOUSE Saturday, March 11 from 2 - 4 pm at the White Carnation Holmesville. "Best Wishes Only" Seaforth District Community Centres and the Kni • hts of Columbus Matthew Spencer DUPuIs Ross Love Nana and Powe Matthew is the son of Laurie L. Ross & Brian G. Dupuis. Grandson of Marilm & Jim Ross. Condon and Rene & Nicole Duvuis. Seaforth Fr day March 24 Upclose & Personnel "Ray Lyell" Tix '5.00 ON SALE NOWIII SEAFORTH 527-0980 .....*P1►Fi►.*.*f*1 . i$I. s t ': i Poi P111 i. Seaforth Legion • 156 •• March 17 0 * Meat Draw••• * 5 Hams• • * 3 to 5 p•.m. * Also serving Hot Stew • • & green beer • So all are welcome • to come out and • • have fun! • 4, • • ONTARIO JUNIOR CITIZEN . OF THE YEAR AWARDS CONTACT THIS COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER FOR DETAILS DEADLINE - OCTOBER 31, 1994 NVer1 Saturday TANGLED PUPPETS No Next Saturday CoVer' THE SHIVERS Huy 8 West. Clinton 482-1234 SPORTS CARD HOW SAT. MAR. 25 & SUN. MAR. 26 10 AM to 4 PM (Both Days) Admission $1.00 Seaforth Community Centre 'RI - THUR FRI &SAT 7 & 9 PM SAT, SUN,'TUES & THURS IAAR 10 -16 8UN -THURS 8 PM MATINEES 2 PM LONG DISTANCE"' CALL 1-800.265-3438 FOR TOLL FREE MOViE INFO