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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1996-01-24, Page 1414 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, January 24, 1O1111 Entertainment Big broomball tourney on tap ecreation Preview Senior Shuffleboard con- tiniv s every Wednesday after- noon from 1:30 to 4:00 pin. All Seniors arc welcome to enjoy an afternoon of fun and fellow- ship. Last week's winners: Ladies: A. Wood 353 A. McLean 335 E. Southgate 315 Men: S. Doig 355 B. McLean - - 354 K. Preszcator 315 The Seaforth-Eginondvillc Broomball League would like to invite you to come out and watch sonic excellent Broomball action this weekend. Seaforth will play host • to their annual 'tournament. The Snowmobile blitz by Exeter OPP Provincial police at Exeter went on a blitz and laid 18 snowmobile charges a weekend ago, seven more than they laid all last winter. They stopped 240 snowmobiles and checked owners for license, insurance, ownership, and trail passes. They also had a list of stolen snowmobiles. About 10 have been taken in the Exeter arca so far this winter. The group trying to raise $285,000 in Huron County by the end of February, to pur- chase the Morris Tract lbr the Nature Conservancy of Canada, has received an anonymous donation up to $100010, "on a !Hatching donation specifically for this project", says Friends of the Morris Tract fundraising' co-ordinator Rob Bundy. More library work Seaforth Council has ap- proved some new drywall and painting , where plaster "is in very bad shape," hardwood floor refinishing, and new lighting for the rear of the second floor inthe work order for improvements currently underway at the local library. Administrator Jim Crocker said the work wasn't included in the contract and should eat up the unexpended balance of $11,530 in the contingency fund for the library project, which he reported was 75 per cent complete at the end 'of December, at last week's coun- cil meeting. Crocker said the Seaforth Works Department has agreed to do ,most of the painting during a lull in its' wintcr schedule, and the library staff prefers to refinish the hardwood rather than put car- peting down on the second• floor. Harbour still OK Ice hasn't been a big obstacle so far this winter at Goderich: Lakcrs arc still sailing into the harbour, without the assistance of the Coast Guard, to pick up salt to ship across the lake. That salt business is buoyant because of the harsh winter elsewhere on the continent says Sifto aline manager Rowland Howe. The Goderich mine has delayed. seasonal layoffs because of the continuing shipping season. Bus depots close Cha -Co (Chatham Coach) Trails is closing its Clinton, Goderich and Exctcr depots ots this week. "We know it strands the smaller communities but the ridership is so low we just can't maintain it," a spokesman for the bus company says. The Goderich-London run was cut down to once a week (Fridays), with .a one-way fare of $18.46, a year ago but riders remained few and fares couldn't begin to cover operating expenses. The depots shut down on Friday. Roy Wildgust Newspaperman dies A well-respected "old lime" fortncr arca ncwsp;Ipernlan died earlier this month in Strat- ford. Roy Wiidgust, 84, began his newspaper career with The Beacon Herald in the late 1920s and reported Ibr them until joining the army, where he served as an officer with the Perth Regiment. After World War 11, he opened a Stratford bureau of The London Free Press, where he was chief for the next 23 years, until his retirement in 1973. by Marty Bedard Games begin Friday evening at 7:30 pm. continuing throughout the weckcnd with the finals scheduled for Sunday after- noon. Don't miss it. The Huron County Commun- ity Child Abuse Coordinating Committee invites all volun- teers who work with children to an informative evening workshop on understanding and recognizing child abuse includ- ing a discussion on .how to handle .situations what may arise in your work with children. This workshop will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 13, at 7:30 pm. at the Huron County Health and Library Complex (old Huronview building) on Highway 4 south of Clinton. For more information please call Kathleen Babcock at the Rural Response for Healthy Children at 529-3770 or Diane Petrie at the Huron County Health Unit at 482-3416. �7 s ll11 CKW 0`> tto Friday After the Sr. Game... mat LOOSE CHANGE "Local Act performing the the Best ih New & Classic Rock" LADIES' NITE IS FRIDAY KITES - No cover charge! -- Il Cr 'ORGAMZED.COMISION Saturday, February 3 EMI Recording Artists HELIX - "It's a business doing pleasure" EXCLUSIVE REGIONAL APPEARANCE? -Tickets- $8.00 Advance - $10.00 At Door On Sale Friday Ftr1du(, Feb 9. Upcoming Events Harem Scarem & Jonny's Las Vegas Giveaway at GREGOR CAMPBELL PHOTO NEW PUC CLERK - Scarlet Swan of Seaforth started her new job as a general clerk with the local public utility commission at the start of January. Happy 2°° Birthday RILEY WARD January 23" Happy 8561 Birthday wishes to LEO HAGAN Love from your family Frank & Lowiaa Hagan, Goderich Paul, Beth & James Hagan, Seaforth Mary1Norm, Sean, Sydney & Cohn Speake, St. Jobe, N.B. Flora, Doug, Sarah, Erin, & Megan Ord, London. ENDS THURSDAY /IT DOESN'T GET ANY BETTER THAN THIS!" "A Rare Sequel That Is More Satisfying Than The Originalr '- DIANE ti EATON SH {ATHR of the GRID{ PART IC (� PPARENTAL ■ GUIDANCE FRI. - THURS. Jan. 26 - Feb 01 FRI, & SAT. 7 & 9 PM SUN.-THURS. 8 PM LONG DISTANCE? CALL 1-800.265.3138 FOR TOLL FREE MOVIE INFO -- � Seaforth Egmondviile - sz�-o,so St �BROOMBALLTOURNAMENTBeside Mac's Milk . Goderich Good Luck Have Fun OPEN , Friday 11:00 AM -1:00 AM Saturday 11:00 AM-1:00AM Sunday 11:OOAM-11:00PM 414 1 U ';iiiwit+i i.414_1( IW Best of Luck Broomball Participants Welcome to SEAFORTH We invite you to visit Seaforth's Heritage Main Street BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION • FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY JANUARY 26, 27 & 28 SEAFORTH DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES 1. Fri. 26 2 3 4 5 6 9 Sat. 27 10 11 12 13 14 7 8 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Sun. 28 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 Good Luck!! To All Broomball Players FUTURES HAIR DESIGN 92 Main St., Seaforth, 527-1783 7:30 p.m. Winthrop vs Deemerton Dusters 8:15 pm Parrline vs Arthur Rang -a -tangs 9:00 pm Ladies - Parrline vs Rebels 9:45 pm Teviotdale vs C. W. Juveniles 10:30 pm Royals vs Red Devils 11:15 pm Ladies - Polar Ice vs Crusaders 8:00 am Dumpers vs Legion of Broom 8:45 am ' Saints vs Pink Panthers 9:30 am Ladies - Juveniles vs Farmerettes 10:15 am 11:00 am 11:45 am 12:30 pm 1:15 pm 2:00 pm 2:45 pm 3:30 pm ' 4:15 pm - 5:00 pm 5:45 pm 6:30 pm 7:15 pm 8:00 pm 8:45 pm 9:30 pm 10:15 pm 11:00 pm 11:45 pm 10:00 am 10:45 am 11:30 am 12:15 pm 1:00 pm 1:45 pm 2:30 pm 3:15 pm 4:00 pm Kinkora Knights vs Nanticoke Lambton vs,Bloc Quebequios Barrie vs Crusaders Cyclones vs Palmerston Rams Grads vs 8th Liners Ladies - Loser #3 vs #11 Loser #1 vs #2 Winner #1 vs #2 Loser #4 vs #5 Ladies - Polar Ice vs Barrie Winner #4 vs #5 Loser #7 vs #8 Winner #7 vs #8 Loser #9 vs #10 Ladies - Winner #3 vs #11 Winner 119 vs #10 Loser #12 vs #13 Winner #12 vs #13 Winner #18 vs #21 Winner #17 vs #20 Winner #23 vs #26 Winner #22 vs #25 Winner #16 vs #28 Winner #31 vs #27 Ladies "6" Final Mens "B" Final Ladies "A" Final Mens "A" Final Welcome to Seaforth GOOD LUCK • TO ALL BROOMBALL PLAYERS SEAFORTH SHELL 17 Goderich St., Seaforth 527-1960 ekrateael4 (beside the Queen's) at the lights "ALL WEEKEND" Lunch Dinner .95 Specials Breakfast available from 8:00 am 527-1368 FRI. FEB. 2 "5150" The ONLY Tribute to Van Haien! 1 Tickets 55.00 ON SALE NOWII COMMERCIAL HOTEL , 527-0980 FRIDAY SPECIAL FISH & CHIPS s #U SPARKY'S PLACE FAMILY DINING SUNDAY SPECIAL DINNERTURKEY sC95 MON. 10 SAT. 6:00 AM TO 7:00 PM SUNDAY 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM 90 Main St., Seaforth 527.1964 1