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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1996-01-31, Page 11(46. IN MEMORIAM CROSS: In loving memory of Ron Gross who passed away Feb. 5, 1905. One year has passed dear husband and father, Since you were called away, How wel do we remember, That sad and weary day; You suffered much, you murmured not, - We watched you day by_day. We cried and prayed. that your dear life, • • , Would not be taken away. •Sadly missed but always remembered by your wife Marguerite, Larry and Denise • PINDER: In loving memory of William (Bill) who passed away January 29, 1994. As time unfolds another year, Memories keep you ever near, Silent thoughts of limo together, Hold memories that will last forever. Sadly missed by your family REID: In loving memory of a dear aunt, Beryl Reid, who passed away one year ago today, January -31, 1995:- In our hearts y ur memory fingers, Sweetly tend— r end and true, There is not a:day, -dear Auntie, That we do not think of you. Sadly missed and fondly remembered by Cathy, Kevan, Wade and Adam 46-05x1 SIEMON: In loving memory of our son Barry Irvin Siemon who - passed away February 3, 1993. When family ties are broken, - And loved ones haveto par( It leaves a scar that never heals, And ever breaking hearts. We cannot bring the old days back, • When we were all together, But loving thoughts and - memories, ' Will live•with us forever.. _ Lovingly remembered by Dad and Mom. 46-05xlcc (47. CARDS OF THANKS O'REILLY I wish to say thank you to all my family, relatives and friends who sent me cards,—gifts-and--ftowors-' ' while 1 was in the hospital. A special_ thank you to the Doctors, nurses and staff ,of the Stratford and Seaforth Hospitals, to Father -Hardy and Sister Rita: for their prayers, Visits , and comforting words when 1 needed them the most, to J,oe, Pauline and Douglas for their care and comfort while in the hospital and since coming , home. God Bless you all. - Fran O'Reilly 47-05x1 CAIRNS , Logan .and Chris would like to say a.great big thank you to Daddy for everything' you did for us during and after Logan's arrival. • We couldn't hairs gotten through the past few weeks without you. We love you very much. 47-05x1. OF THANKS, COOMBS 1 would like to thank friends and nurses, Dr. Percival and Dr. Gosner for their kindness while in Stratford and Seaforth Hospitals. To the kitchen staff at Seaforth, and the ladies that clean the rooms: The flowers I received were just lovely. Thanks to - Barbara, Monica, Sheila, Barbara P. and _Bea, the Ladies Auxiliary to Branch 156, and St. Thomas Church Choir and Nancy, Peg, .Mary, Norreen and Robyn. To Cleave and Monica thanks for being there at an upsetting time. Feeling good now, glad to be home. Thanks to my dears. - Love, Peg Coombs DEVEREAUX Sincere thanks to my family and all for their kindness to me while 1 was a -patient in Seaforth Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Rodney, Fr. Hardy and Sr. Rita Coyne, nurses and staff. - Betty Devereaux - SINNAMON We wish to say thanks for phone calls, cards and flowers at the time of my brother's death. Special thanks to the folks from First Presbyterian Church who visited at the funeral hople. It was greatly appreciated. - Marlene and John • Sinnamon 47-05x1 • CAIRNS Words cannot express our heartfelt thanks to everyone who has been a part of our lives since Logan's birth. Our sincere thanks to Dr. Carolin Shepherd whose support and compassion has meant more to us•than you will ever know. You are a good friend. Thanks to all the nurses in Seaforth and the doctors and nurses of the special care unit in Stratford Hospital. Thanks to. all the Doctors -and nurses of Pediatric Critical Care and the .Doctors and Purses of 6 East' Pediatrics at London's Children's Hospital, :Logan couldn't have been in better - care. -Last but not leatf thank you to otr fanhilies, and wonderful neighbors, the Bedards,and Blairs. We couldn't have gone through everything . without your IoVe, support and help. - John and 'Chris PRAYER TO .THE ,Blessed Virgin (nevei_known. to• fail). Oh most beautiful flower of 'Mt. Carmel,' fruitful, vine, splendor of, Hoay(en, , Blessed Mother of the Son of God, Immaculate Virgin, assist rite in my necessity. Oh Star -of the Sea, help e and show me. that you are my Mother. Oh, Holy Mary, Mother, of f - God, Queen oHeaven and Earth, humbly beseech you from -the. pottom of My heart -to- help me in .my necessity -(make your request). There,are none that can withstand your power. "Oh, Mary. conceived without sin, pray' tor us.who have recourse to you.' (3 times) 'Holy - Mary, 1 place this prayer in your hands." (3 times). Say this prayer tor three corisecutivp days and then publish it and it will be • granted to you, Grateful thanks. - P.A.P. •47-05x1 • J Community WED., JAN. 31: 1:00-3:00 p.m. - Parents' and Tots' skating at the Arena 1.30=4:00 p.m. - Senior Shuffleboard at the Arena 5:30-6:30 p.m: - Novice 1 & II . Hockey at the Arena 7:00=8:00 p.m. - Step Training at the Arena 7:30-9:00 p.m. - Minor Broomball at the Arena 8:00-9:00 p.m. - Fitness is Fun at the Arena 8:00-10:00 p.m. - Recreation Volleyball at the High School 9:00-10:30 p.m. - Ladies' Broomball at the Arena 10:30-11:30 p.m. - Men's Broomball at the Arena THURS 4:00-6:00 p.m. - at the Arena 6:60-7:30 p.m. - practice 7:30-9:00 p.m. - 9:00-11:30 p.m. at the Arena . FEB.. 1 Figure Skating Bantam Hockey Minor Broomball - Men's Broomball FRI., FEB. 2 10:30-11:30 a.m. - Storyhour at the Library 1:00-3:00 p.m. - Seniors' Bowling . at Starlight Lanes 4:15-7:15 p.m. - Minor Hockey practices 7:15-8:15 p.m. - Exeter vs. Petite C Ringette at the Arena SAT, FEB. 3 6:30-7:30 a.m. - Houseleague Hockey - Bruins vs. Panthers 7:30-8:30 a.m. - Houseleague Hockey - Ducks vs. Blues 8:30-9:30 a.m. - Houseleague Hockey - Oilers vs. Kings 9:30-10:30 a.m. - Houseleague Hockey - Sharks vs. Canadians 10:30-11:30 a.m. - Houseleague Hockey - Leafs vs. Whalers 11:30-12:30 p.m. - Mites Hockey at the Arena 12:30-2:30 p.m. - Ringette practices at the Arena 2:30-4:00 p.m. - Free Public , Skating sponsored by Seaforth Uons Club Calendar 4:00-10:15 p.m. - Minor Hockey • Games - Teams to be announced SUN.-, FEB. 4 11:00-2:00 p.m. - Recreation Hockey League at Arena 2:00-3:00 p.m. - Tykes Hockey at the Arena, - 3: 4:00 p.m. - Novice II Hockey . t the Arena - :15 p.m. - Ringette rat the - Arena 8:15-11:15 p m: - Mitchell vs. Centenaires Hockey at the Arena MON,, FEB. 5 9:00-10:00 a.m.. - Fitness is Fun at the Arena 4:30-9:00 p.m. - Figure Skating at the Arena 7:30-10:30 p.m. - Minor Sports Bingo at the Arena - Evenings 'host will be - Minor Hockey 9:00-10:30 p.rn. - Beaver Oldtimers Hockey TUES. , FEB. 6 9:00-11:30 a.m...- Parents' and Tots' Playgroup at the ' Northside United Church ' 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. - Parents' and Tots' Skating at the Arena 5:30-6:30 p.m. - Atom I Hockey 6:30-8:00 p.m. - Bantam t Hockey WED.,, FEB. 7 1:00-3:00 p.m..- Parents' & Tots' Skating at the Arena 1:30-4:00 p.m. - Senior Shuffleboard at the Arena 4:30-7:30 p.m. - Ringetteat the Arena 7:00-8:00 p.m. - Step Training at the Arena. 7:30-9:00 p.m. - Minor Broomball at the Arena 8:00-9:00 p.m. - Fitness is Fun at the Arena 8:00-10:00 p.m. - Recreation • Volleyball at the High School 9:00-10:30 p.m. - Ladies' Broomball at the. Arena 10:30-11:30 p.m. - Men's Broomball at the Arena If you're organizing a non-profit event of interest to other Seaforth area residents, phone the recreation office 527-0882 or the Expositor at 527-0240, or mail the information to Community Calendar, The Huron Expositor, Box 69, Seaforth, Ontario, NOK 1 WO well in advance of the scheduled date. Free listing includes date, time, name of event and location only. Space for the Community Calendar is donated by The Huron Expositor. r THE HURON EXPOSITOR, January 31, 1996-11 Local Students can design room, build robot arm Continued from page 2 Maertens, who is wry enthusi- astic about the cour•;e. The lingo is a little different too. Instead of a list of shop projects that _ have to be built, the new system is "outcome - based learning" and each mod- ule has a "challenge." . Safety still concern As with the old system, safety is still a major concern. For every machine students use they have to watch a video first, then write a test on the machine. "They must get 100 per cent," says • Maertens, or they can't use the. machine. Then they sigma license. "And in one -day (at woodworking) they make a beautiful set of bookshelves they can take home," he. said. - Many of the modules have projects or designs students can complete in a day and take home, to show their family. In. ne of the kitchen mod- ules, students make a pizza from a store-bought mix. They cook it in a convection oven, cat it and then evaluate it. In the second half of the day, they make a pizza themselves from scratch, cook it, cat it and compare the two, which they liked best. Then they can take the re :ipe home with them. Anoth.r part of the sank mod- . ulc- features a computer pro- -gram that gives students a caloric' count on wha t• they ate the previous day. Most of the design and com- munications modules feature interesting and advanced com- puter programs. Maertens says 'the computers were purchased through the provinces GEMS program and aren't paid for by local taxpayers. In the interior design 'nodule, students have a chance to design their own dream room for the family home using a 3- D architect computer prograni. SPS student Chris Blake designed.his room with a pool table and .weight bench. The program allows you to view your room in 3-D on screen and -print out a floor plan. At the pneumatics module students (earn the difference between pneumatics and • hydraulics and build a number of Lego pneumatic machines. Later they construct. a pneu- matic -robotic arm. Students crash a test model car into a wall• at. the impact investigation module. With the aid ,of a computer, the impact is measured and students try to -lessen the impact by construct- ing a shock -absorbent bumper from supplied materials. _ - The multi -media nl(xlulc is an exciting chance for students to work with a Power PC, scanner and video and sound equipment to prepare a family video presentation to take• home when the day is done: . _ That module is just a taste of what students who intend CHSS will experience in Steve Oliver's multi -media -class for senior high school studcnts..His class has produced three videos for the Huron County 13oard.of Education and one for - the Huron. Tourism Association, which created tuIl-time summer jobs for six students. Original. music. and 3 -D --animation by students is I'eatureil iii videos by Oliver's class. -' Other Tech 21 modules include: CAD - (Computer Assisted Design), teleeomuutni- cations, electricity/electronics, . desktop prescnl5tion, electric motors, robotics, child care, plastics, fashion design. • "It's a challenge to keep the modules up to date and the computers up 10 (late," said Macrtens. ' ,(And probably the parents ,up., t0 date, 100! ) DAVID SCOTT PHOTO CRASH TEST - SPS students Kimberley Jewitt, Rachel Wood and Jody VanderVeen are set to crash a model car - into a wall to test the impact at a Tech 21 module. The computer measures results and students continue to design a more shock -absorbent bumper to lessen impact. • CENTS 1 HAWKS 3 • • First Period . No scoring Penalties: Hodge, Ex (rough after whistle) 2:48;.Volland, C4th A (rough) 3:56; Anslett, C•fth (hold 8:46; Carrell, C4th (hold) 9:59 -Tiny Barton, C4th, Dalrymple, Ex (high' stick) 13:29; Dalrymple, Ex (rough) 16:29; I lodge, Ex (hold) 1940 Second Period. 1. Ex, - Kennedy (S. McCann, Live' more) -2:51 2. Ex. - Clavin (Far(Luhar, Gardner) 18:10 Penalties: McBride, Ex (hook) 4:05; Weight, C4th• (rough) 6:11; Dalrymple, Ex (hold) 9:48; Tim Barton, C4th, Bell, Ex (rough after whistle) 10:19; Terry Barton, C4th (held) 12:49; Tim Barton, Kirk, C41h, Kennedy, S. McCann, Ex (rough after whistle) 16:21; Wright, C4th, Taylor, Ex (rough after whistle) 18:57; C. McDonald, Ex (cross check) 19:57 • Thiid Period 3. Ex - Kennedy (S. McCann, Livermore) 2:55 4. C4th - Mclnally (Tim Batten) 10:01 pp Penalties: C. Corriveau, , Ex (slash) 6:35; Finnigan, C41h (slash) 7:15; Burns, Ex (cross check) 9:38; I lulley, C4th (high stick), Mayer, Ex (rough) 13:44; Tim Barton, C4t11 (high stick), Kennedy, Ex (rough) 16:39; Mclnally, C4th, Dalrymple, Ex (rough after whistle) .18:31; 1lulley, C4th, Farquhar, Ex (rough after whistle) 18:47; Natebtirns, Ex (h(slk) 19:25; Wright; C4th (int) 19:56 Shots on goal: NA Goal: Seaforth, Weed; Exeter, Nahrgang Referee: Paul Petrie Attendance: 150 est at I lensall TROJANS 6 CENTS 2- : First Period • 1. Tham - Nishinurra"(VanL(xrn, . (YCrady) 4:27 pp• ' 2. Tham - O'Grady (VanSpronsen, t. Glover) 18:43 pit ) - Penalties: I layter,. c:-Ith (trip) 1:09; Frampton, 11ham (tough) • "10:21; Frampton. 11i.im (rough), I)unscith, C4111 (slash, . rough) 16:00; Hulley, C4111 (2x spear) 17:55; .Crocker, Tham (rough) 19:46 - Second Period 3. C4th - Austen (Carroll, Mclnally) 7:21 sh 4. Tham - Stoyles (Reidhead, Winter) 8:52 Penalties:-1.Iulley, C4th (high stick) 4:00; 1layler, Gilt (check from behind, game mist-) 6:112; VanLoon, Thant '(.rocs check) 8:32; Huller, C4th (hook) 8:46; Mclnally, C4th (crosscheck) 10:45; - Frampton, Thant (charge) 14:44; VanLoon, Thant, Sainte, C4th (fight, game mise) 18:10; Winter, Tham, Volland, C4th (unsports) 19:25; Stoyles, Tham(cros' ch&k) 19:51. Third Period 5. C4th - Ihuhceirh (1 lulley) 0:14 PP - 6�Tham - Stoyles (VanSpronsen) 9:07 pp 7. Tham - Nishimura (Lindsay) 9:36 8. Tham Reidhead (Clover, (YCrady) 10:08 Penalties: VanSpronsen, Tham (rough), Kirk, C4th (slash) 4:45; Henderson, C4th (hook) 7:43; Ryall, Tham (hold) 13:21; Clover, Tham (hold) 17:32 Shots on goal: Thaniesford 14/10/10=34, C4th 12/12/11=35 Goal: •Thamesford, Rogers; ('41h, Wood, Stephenson Referee: Eric Ilryce Attendance: 130 • • DAVID SCOTT PHOTO PIZZA CHEFS -• Pizza chefs Jamie Montgomery (not in photo) Trevor Ward; Paul Poisson and Ryan Powell make -their own homemade pizza during a Tech 21 class. Hockey OHA JUNIOR "D"EVEOPMENT LEAGUE - WEST CONFERENCE '•Moreno I)ivisiun W 1. T F . A - l'TS Exeter .: 28 2 2 176 87 58, L can 20.'1 I 2 '16) 122 42 Seaforth 17 15(4)1 - 156,12-3.39 N. Midlx -12 17 (4)3 132 133.31 Mitchell 11 15(1)5 124 137-28. Thomas Division Thmsfrd -20 8 3 ,161 94 43 P. Stanly 21 10 0 15; 122 42. Mt.Brdgs 18 9(2) 4 159 112 42' Lambeth 13 . 18(2)2 119 145 30 I3e4mont 11 21(1)0 123 167 23 ( Overtime losses worth 'point ) GAMES 11115 WEEK Sat -'Seaforth at Not th Aliddlesex (Parkhill), 8:15 p.m. , Sun -'Mitchell al Seaforth, 8:30 p.m. - SEAFORI'II & DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY ASSOC. WOAA ' Novice 1 - ( Jan. 24) • Mitchell 6 at SF.AFORTII 1 , SEAFORTH COAL: Calahalh (YReilly. • Novice 11 ( Jan_ 27 ) Seaforth 12 at M11•CHELI. 9 SEAFORTH COALS:. Brent Coleman 6, David McI ory 3, Ryan. Wilson 2, Darren Beaver, Owen O'Reilly. - - GOALIE: Joel Schenck... HIGHLIGHT: Coleman '- bags • . - double hat trick as Seaforth boon HOUSE LfACUE ( no games scheduled/ tournament ). TEAM STANDINGS ( as of Jan. 31 ) Senior Name - W I. • T Pts Ducks - 11 3 - 1 23 13rtlins 8 6 - 1 17 Panthers 5 .• 9 • I 11 Blues • • 4 _10 1 9 Junior Name `W L - T lis Oilers: 11. 4 • 0 22 Leafs '10 3 - 2. 22 Whalers 7 6 2 16 Sharks 5 < . I(1 0 10 Canadie(,s• 4 • 9 -1 •9 Kings* -4 9 • 1 (• missing ,coieshee0 ccs back • from .f:1 deficit. fin first • win. _ Atom 11 Seaforth 1 at MITCHELI. 6 SEAFORTH GOAL: Beau Dill.• Peewee • ( Jan. -28/ exhibition ) . . - Seaforth 5 at ST. MARY'S 3 SEAFORTH GOALS: • Derek Nes- bitt, Tim McClure, I)an Nash, Jason Anstett, Kylc-1k'ndcrson. GOALIE: ))an O'Reilly. HIGHLIGHT: Seaforth led 3-0 after two periods. Broomball S EAFORTH/ECMON DVILLE -. BROOMBALL LEAGUE STANDINGS (unofficial/ overtime decisions in brackets) Seaforth Men's • IL1/ L •T PIs Dumpers 14(1) 0 0 '7/5 Easy Riders 6(2) 6(1) 2 - 15 -. Wiuthrep 4 7(2)', 3 12 Royals 3 . 10 1 '- 7 • Rar.lers - -,2(1) 11(1) 0 4 • Egmondville Men's, Grads 13(1). 1(1) 0 26•-• Parr Line 7(2) ' 6(1)- 155 , Cy (ones 7(2) 7 14 Knights , 2 _ 9 7 Seaforth Ladies Parr Line _•14 .'0. ,0, 28 Winthrop' 4' 7 3. 11 S(Xralltes , 4 . 7 7 10 Pan Ice ' 2 1 3 3 '7 Ringette SEAFORTH& DISTRICT RINGETTE ASSOCIATION Novice C ... (.')an. 28) . - • Exeter 2 at SEAFORTH 5' SEAFORTH GOALS: M. Car- 'nixhan 2, K. VanMilteuburg 2; A. , Marion. • . - . Belle A , ( Jan. 28) • . • Stratford•3 at SEAFORTH 3 • :SEAFORTH ` GOALS: Kathy Devereaux 2, Ricka Burns. ST. JAMES LEAGUE ( Jan. 29). Men High single: George Love 272. , I ligh triple: Love 681. Scores of note (200+): Love 272/213; Bob Dinsmore 220/240; Martin Andreassi' 261, Angelo Andreassi and Don Nolan 230, Jack Ryan 220, Martin Van Bakel 215, Bruce Rowe 212, Pat Ryan 200. Weekly triples over 600: -Love, Dinsmore 649, M. Andreassi 642, A. Andreassi 604. Women High single: Connie Marion 291. High triple: Marion 664. Scores of note (200+): Marion 214/291; Johanna Goodman 252, Betty Johnson and Julie Greidanus 236, Janice Morris 222. Weekly triples over 600: Marlon. Standings Broncos 73, Cowboys 72, Bears 68, Dolphins and 49ers 66, Lions 54. THURSDAY NIGHTERS ( no report ) TOWN & COUNTRY/ ( Jan. 23) • Men High average: John Staffen 218. High single: George Johnston 319. High triple: C. Johnston 794. Weekly singles over 200: C. Johnston 319/224/254; Arse. Van Diepen 300/256/206; Ralph Johnston 216/208/251; Reg Dick 219/223/241; Jeff Dick 234/262; Joe Veenstra 236/236; John Staffen 226/210; Ted Montgomery 627, Ron Bowling Round=up Plasschacrt 208/244; Gordon Mur- ray 261, Randy Bender 244, Lavern Hoegy 225, Darryl Smith: Weekly ' triples. over 600: G. Johnston, Van Diepen 762, R. Dick 683, R. Johnston 675, J. Dick 656, Murray and Veenstra 647, Montgomery 627, Staffen 617, Plasschacrt 607. - Women High average: Sue Stokes 183. I nigh single, Lila•Storcy 284. I -nigh triple: S. Stokes 622. Weekly singles over 200: S. Stokes 234/210; Louise Dick 207, Deb Stokes 202, Sheila Brooker 201. •• Standings: Eagles 72, Wild Violets and Rosebuds 66, Do Drops (In) 64, Blue Jays 55, Vultures 41. SENIORS BOWLING ( Jan. 26) • Men High single: Fred Munnings 226. High triple: Sandy Doig 607. Scores of note (200+): Munnings 226/220; Doig 217/216; Tom Kale 212, Bob !lards 206, Campbell Wcy 204. Season high single: Eric Matzold 270. Season High triple: Matzold 684. Women High single: Joyce Wallace 218. High triple: Mary Finlayson 526. Scores of note : Belly Hulley 185/174, Pauline Bowl! 174.' Season high single: ()lave 1 idle 269.' Season high triple: I idle 596.