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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-04-19, Page 17Recreation Preview by Marty Bedard St. Thomas Anglican Church \‘ ill be hosting a Spaghetti Sup- per on Friday from 5:00 to 7:00 pin. Last week's Senior Shuffleboard winners after four games were: Women: J. Lunn426 V. Preszcator409 L. Moore234 Men: A. Lunn353 K. Preszcator346 K . Moore231 Seaforth Branch of the Cana- dian Cancer Society will be having a one-night Blitz, Wednesday, April 26 from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. Volunteers are needed. For more information please contact Thelma Bode at 527-1501 or Loreen Dale at 527- 0510. Are you interested in earning a little extra spending money this summer? Are you between the ages of 11 and 19 years? If so, Seaforth will be hosting a Junior Development Umpires Clinic. The clinic will be held on Sun- day, May 7 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Seaforth Opti- mist Hall. To register please call Rick Wood at 527-0194 or the Recreation Office at 527-0882. The Annual Fishing Derby for children will be held at the Seaforth Lions Park on Saturday, April 29. All children 14 years and under are welcome. Fishing will begin at 7:00 a,m. The early bird gets the 'fish'. Prizes will he awarded, so don't miss out. 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. Loons extend lead in St. James league by GEORGE LOVE The Loons extended their lead in the St. James Bowling League playoffs on Monday, April 10 at Starlight Lanes. Kevin Johnston led the Loons with 263,230,338-831 and Murrray Rollinson with 200-479. The 1 . • are still in second place wi ' ' - : ames to Don Nolan 277-619. s i ck Ryan 224-545. The Eagles are third paced by George Love with 203,213-583. For the Emus it was Rob Simpson with 209-577. High scores for the Partridges were Arie Van Diepen 227,227,208- 662 and Connie Marion 203,258- 638. High bowlers for the Jays were Murray Bennewies 220,340,247-807 and Wilhelmina Poppe 205-507. Play-off Standings: Loons - 11934; Doves - 11614; Eagles - 11453; Emus - 11451; Partridges - 11219; Jays - 10436. • No APRIL 22 & 23 cover RIFF Back By Popular Demand I J. KITCHEN is now open. c`..v%k...� COMMERCIAL HOTEL Town & Country Bowling League April 11, 1995 Playoff's Week Five Sweet Adelines - 15230 The Twisters - 15963 Boy Named Sue - 14697 Go-Go's - 15620 The Heart Throbs - 15966 DJ's - 15018 The Heart Throbs Playoff Champs: Arie Van Diepen, Darryl Smith, Joe Veenstra, Lila Storey, Ralph Johnston. Personal best for evening: Reg Dick (223); Del Altman (200); Lob Duffy (165); Arie Van Diepen (271); Darryl Smith (199); Joe Veenstra (194); Lila Story (247); Ralph Johnston (228); Sue Stokes (208); Wayne Boyd (203); Sheila Brooker (194); Jeff Dick (266); Carol Johnston (185); Louise Dick (191); George Johnston (311); Terry Smith (201); Orville Story (189); John Staffen (295); Dwain Forrest (220); Mike Glousher (169); Colleen Staffen (157); Greta Hoegy (146); Ruth Duffy (167); Betty Dale (183); Lavem Hoegy (252); Sharon Evans (182). Club makes wacky creatures for Easter BY CRISTA VANDENHOVEN Ducks and chicks were hatch- ing at the first meeting of the Seaforth 1 4-H Spring Craft Club. The meeting was held at the Vanden Hovens at 7 p.m. on April 10, 1995. After members recited the 4-H pledge members answered the roll call by intro- ducing. themselves. Election of officers resulted with Barb Wynja as President, Mike Vanbakel as Vice president, and Crista VandenHoven as press reporter. Everyone will take a turn as secretary. Leader Jeanette Wynja showed the variety of crafts they would make. Then members chose the four crafts they wanted to do at future meetings. Gerda Vanden Hoven explained the require- ments for this project. Then members chose their Easter kit and everyone had fun creating ducks, chicks and rabbits. A few misformed creatures were cre- ated by imaginative minds. A once -cute ?binipp,.wmezirout;tozi be a punk" r'i ke -1.' tie meeting ended with a snack. Then the creatures went to their new homes. HAGERMAN - PAPPLE Brent Ernest Hagerman and Kate Adele Papple were united in marriage on January 1,1995 at Conrad Grebel College in Waterloo with Ray Hagerman and Keith Hagerman officiating. Brent is the son of Ray and Eloise Hagerman of St. Marys and Kate is the daughter of Jim and Janet Papple of R. R. 4 Seaforth, Jane Kuepfer, sister of the bride, was Matron of Honour and Holly Lynn Hagerman, niece of the groom, was Flowergirl. Chris Brito and Kent Hayward, the groom's friends from Bermuda, were Best Men. Ushers were Craig Hagerman, John David Kuepfer, and Tyler Papple. Friends and family provided special music throughout the service and reception. The ceremony was followed by dinner and varied entertainment in the college dining room. Paul Hagerman, brother of the groom, and Lorraine Bromley, cousin of the bride, were Masters of Ceremony. The couple are residing in Kitchener and are planning a trip to Bermuda this summer. Photo by Joanne Flanagan Diane for Jeff Howson Sat., April 29 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Music by D.J. For more Information Call 482-5936 TOPS 44,9/ (OTIC DANCERSn t am Monday Saturday LUNCH BUFFET 1446 RED MAPLE INN HWY 4 SOUTH • CLINTON • 2,i2.1142 Monday -Thursday INTER -TRACK WAGERING Saturday T.B.A. - CaII for details MacRae -Rose Mr. & Mrs. Michael .J. MacRae of Dublin arc pleased to lumounce the forthcoming marriage of their (laughter March Lee -Anne to .leffrcy Laverne Rose, son of Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Rose of Mitchell. The wedding will take place at 3 p.m. on Saturday, April 29, 1996 nt St. Patrick's Church Dublin Hwy. 8 West, Clinton 482-1234 etti Supper at St. Thomas' Anglican Church Friday, April 28 5to7p.m. Tickets available at door Adults 85.00 Children 82.50 1) The family of Mary Nolan ,r:rivi>le;►tVives and to an n House at her home at - 43 West Street in Seaforth on the occasion of her 90`" Birthday Sunday April 23, 1995 1:30 -4: 00 p.m. Best Wishes Only Seaforth Agriculture Society PRESENTS! MIX DOWN with Susan McAllister April 29th Dance starts 9 pm to 1 am at The Fairgrounds Tickets: 15.00 Advance '7.00 At The Door Buck & Doe for Rob (Goob) Van Aaken and Leigh Anne Taman Friday April 28 8 pm - I am Bayfield Arena & Community Centre Music by "ROKS" Age of Majority Required For more information call 482-1536 4 Happy 50th Birthday Ken Bachert April 23, 1995 Charlotte, Stephen & Wendy Tim, Darcy, Kevin & Sarah THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Agit 19, 1995-17 SPA!K7$TCE FM(LY DINING - FRIDAY SP IAL — includes Coffee or Tea HOT BEEF OR HOT TURKEY x,450 90 Main St, Seaforth 527-1964 OPEN: Mon. to Sat 6 am - 7 pm Sunday 7 am - 7 pm -SUNDAY SPECIAL - April 23 5 to 7 pm ROAST, EEF DINN includes soup or salad, Coffee or Tea,& pessert mwmows Seaforth Co -Operative Children's Centre h�P COMEDY MIGHT and 0 DANCE ryFNs SH 6:9 O-ppF 3 Comedians from Yuk Yuks SAT. APRIL 22 Seaforth & District Community Centres Doors Open at 8:00 p.m. Show - 9:00 - 11:00 p.m. Dance 11:00 - 1:00 a.m. Lunch provided $12.00 per person Come early for best seats. For more info. 527-0682 CEN BUCK & DOE for JFF KENNEDY and SARA TEALL April 22, 1995 Age of Majority For more info. call: 527-0525 or 527-1872 s Summer and Formal Wear from Anna's Dress Shoppe and Cardno's Men's Wear Wednesday, April 26 10:30 am at Seaforth District High School Free Admission ANNUAL SEAFORTH TROUT DERBY PRIZES Kids 14 years and under can register f2r the derby,at•the • Seaforth Pavillion at. 6:45 RULES: CHILDREN ONLY (14 yrs. & under) • No Fishing Before 7 am • No Use of Lures • Limit 3 fish per child • Prizes awarded at 12 Noon • Fish must be caught & landed by child to claim prize SATURDAY, APRIL 29 - 7 am - 12 Noon SEAFORTH LIONS PARK Sponsored by Archie s UCO and Huron Sports Outfitters LJ° s u i 1\1L, Look into the NURSERY SCHOOL 0 ALTERNATIVE O 0 1 *Fully qualified teacher •Low student to teacher ratio *Dynamic preschool programming •Crafts, play centres, field trips, singing. stories... OPEN HOUSE WHEN: April 26, 1995 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. WHERE: Grace Lutheran Church; Mitchell WHO: Children aged 2 1/2 to 5 years by September 5, 1995* For more information please call. Registrar: 348-9824 •(20% of children admitted may be between the ages of 2 and 2 1/2 years as of September 5, 1995.) t OUTBREAK Ends Thursday WIEMY AWARDSNNER ACA Tom Hanksls ,� Forrest Gump Fri.-Thurs. Apr. 21-27 8 PM Nitely FREE MATINEE SATURDAY, APRIL 22 • 2 PM In Celebration of Earth Day Sit Back Relax & Enjoy BARAKA PARENTAL GUIDANCE LONG DISTANCE? CALL 1-800-265-3438 FOR TOIL FREE MOVIE INFO ****************************** * * KINGFREEZE* * *f OVEN FOR THE SEASON *. FRESH * MEAT VC�/4. * * * * SMALL (9 pieces) 3.99 * *, * * BUNCH OF WINGS (R0 pieces) $8.80 FLOCK OF WINGS (33 pieces) $14.20 * GAGGLE OF WINGS (50 pieces)$19.99 * MESS OF WINGS (70 pieces) $28.70 Your Choice of Sauce * Plain, Honey Garlic, Barbecue, Buffalo, * * Sweet & Sour Also Available Chicken Snacks, Chicken dinners & Chicken Pieces Call ahead for fast service 527-0034 Ron & Gloria Riley * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * • The Service Officer will be at Branch 156 Seaforth on April 27 at 9 a.m. Anyone wishing an interview please call Cleave Coombs at 527-1155. SPA!K7$TCE FM(LY DINING - FRIDAY SP IAL — includes Coffee or Tea HOT BEEF OR HOT TURKEY x,450 90 Main St, Seaforth 527-1964 OPEN: Mon. to Sat 6 am - 7 pm Sunday 7 am - 7 pm -SUNDAY SPECIAL - April 23 5 to 7 pm ROAST, EEF DINN includes soup or salad, Coffee or Tea,& pessert mwmows Seaforth Co -Operative Children's Centre h�P COMEDY MIGHT and 0 DANCE ryFNs SH 6:9 O-ppF 3 Comedians from Yuk Yuks SAT. APRIL 22 Seaforth & District Community Centres Doors Open at 8:00 p.m. Show - 9:00 - 11:00 p.m. Dance 11:00 - 1:00 a.m. Lunch provided $12.00 per person Come early for best seats. For more info. 527-0682 CEN BUCK & DOE for JFF KENNEDY and SARA TEALL April 22, 1995 Age of Majority For more info. call: 527-0525 or 527-1872 s Summer and Formal Wear from Anna's Dress Shoppe and Cardno's Men's Wear Wednesday, April 26 10:30 am at Seaforth District High School Free Admission ANNUAL SEAFORTH TROUT DERBY PRIZES Kids 14 years and under can register f2r the derby,at•the • Seaforth Pavillion at. 6:45 RULES: CHILDREN ONLY (14 yrs. & under) • No Fishing Before 7 am • No Use of Lures • Limit 3 fish per child • Prizes awarded at 12 Noon • Fish must be caught & landed by child to claim prize SATURDAY, APRIL 29 - 7 am - 12 Noon SEAFORTH LIONS PARK Sponsored by Archie s UCO and Huron Sports Outfitters LJ° s u i 1\1L, Look into the NURSERY SCHOOL 0 ALTERNATIVE O 0 1 *Fully qualified teacher •Low student to teacher ratio *Dynamic preschool programming •Crafts, play centres, field trips, singing. stories... OPEN HOUSE WHEN: April 26, 1995 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. WHERE: Grace Lutheran Church; Mitchell WHO: Children aged 2 1/2 to 5 years by September 5, 1995* For more information please call. Registrar: 348-9824 •(20% of children admitted may be between the ages of 2 and 2 1/2 years as of September 5, 1995.) t OUTBREAK Ends Thursday WIEMY AWARDSNNER ACA Tom Hanksls ,� Forrest Gump Fri.-Thurs. Apr. 21-27 8 PM Nitely FREE MATINEE SATURDAY, APRIL 22 • 2 PM In Celebration of Earth Day Sit Back Relax & Enjoy BARAKA PARENTAL GUIDANCE LONG DISTANCE? CALL 1-800-265-3438 FOR TOIL FREE MOVIE INFO ****************************** * * KINGFREEZE* * *f OVEN FOR THE SEASON *. FRESH * MEAT VC�/4. * * * * SMALL (9 pieces) 3.99 * *, * * BUNCH OF WINGS (R0 pieces) $8.80 FLOCK OF WINGS (33 pieces) $14.20 * GAGGLE OF WINGS (50 pieces)$19.99 * MESS OF WINGS (70 pieces) $28.70 Your Choice of Sauce * Plain, Honey Garlic, Barbecue, Buffalo, * * Sweet & Sour Also Available Chicken Snacks, Chicken dinners & Chicken Pieces Call ahead for fast service 527-0034 Ron & Gloria Riley * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * •