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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1997-03-12, Page 14• -J s 14-11111 MORON RXPOSITO11, MM. 11,1107 Organizational ball meeting next Wednesday Senior Shuffleboard contin- ues every Wednesday after- noon at the Seaforth and District Community Centres from 1:30 to 4 pm. All seniors are welcome to come out and participate. Last week's winners were: Ladies: V. Preszcator 457 A. McLean 407 J. Lunn 394 Men: K. Preszcator 530 G. Murray 498 A. Lunn 421 Believe it or not, spring is just around the corner, and with spring comes the ball Recreation Preview by Marty Bedard season. Seaforth and District Minor Bali would like to invite interested people to their start-up meeting on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1997 AT 7:30 PM. This meeting will to prepare for the Registration nights, and plan for the upcoming sea- son. The meeting will be held at the Sepforth and District Community Centres and everyone is welcome. The Spring and Summer Registration Nights for Ball, Soccer and Roller Hockey will be held on Wednesday, March 26 and Thursday, March 27 from 7 to 9 pm each night at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. For more information please call the Recreation Office at 527-0882. The Seaforth and District Minor Hockey Association will be holding it's ANNU- AL MEETING on In like lionout like lamb? 9 Church in Brussels was Helen Elliott; from Brussels Mennonite Church was Mary Baan; Alice Brothers repre- sented the Brussels United Church and Marianna Ryan read for the Catholic Church in Brussels. Ushers for the night were Shelly McGavin and Kathy Huether. Dianne Van Vliet and Marie Coutts were the greeters for the ser- vice. A luncheon will be held March 12, at Duff's United Church starting at 11:30 with cards being played at 1. Everyone is invited to come and fill up on roast beef and the trimmings along with dessert. Marie Coutts and Mike Durrell are the newest mem- bers of the Hall Board. Co- chairs are Chris Lee and Danny Taylor. Barb Durrell is secretary with Judy Emmrich as treasurer. If you arc inter- ested in booking the hall, call Judy Lee at 887-6735. Other board members are Fred and Heidi McClure, Bill and Val Shortreed, and Leona McDonald. The members would like to remind people that the next euchre night is March 13 at 8. The Walton Women's Institute catered to 35 people last week at a luncheon put on by Dauphin Feed and Supply Ltd. A hot roast din- ner was served to the dairy farmers of Huron County. The WI will hold their next meeting at the hall on March 12 at 7:30. Everyone is invit- ed to attend and hear speaker Mrs. Mahon from the Staffa area talk about their Hilton 'Oat operation. The Kindergarten children had fun this week talking about the weather and look- ing at the saying "In like a lion and out like a lamb". Mrs. Scott has made up a chart showing for the past four years the predictions that the kids have made and the saying has only worked once. This year the kids predicted that since March came in like a lion it will go out like a lamb. ' The painting is completed now and when the kids go back to school the Grade I s will be back in their bird's egg and quarry colored room. It is believed that the class- rooms have not been painted in at least 16 years. Theme Thursday was com- pleted this week and in Mrs. Bennett's cross -graded group talking about stress, came up with some of the causes of stomach aches and headaches or insomnia. The kids said that frightening T.V. shows, St. Columban by Cecilia Ryan 345-2028 CWL names new executive bydtl,6;fi„ Walton Patty Banks 887-6156 The St. Columban Catholic Women's League held an executive meeting on Tuesday, March 4 in the parish rectory. The new executive for the 1997-1998 term is: president, Anne Murray; past president, Anne Marie Maloney; 1st vice, Rieki Vansteelandt; 2nd vice, Joanne Flapagan, 3rd vice, Nancy Jordan; treasurer, Patty Koehler; recording sec- retary, Joan Murray; corre- sponding secretary, Nancy Kale. Following the meeting, Karen Ryan and Elsie Willems of Total Image II Salon of Seaforth, demon- strated a complete beauty makeover and answered questions from the ladies. Model for the makeover was Mary Anne Feeney. Three door prizes donated by Total Image 1I were won by Nancy Jordan, Patty Koehler and Sharon Flanagan. Congratulations to first time grandparents, Jerry and Heather Cronin of St. Columban on the birth of their granddaughter, Alyssa Christine, on February 27, 1997. Congratulations also to her parents, Mike and Amy Cronin of Brussels. Serious threats Chair Paul Eagleson says threats against the Grey - Bruce District Health Council and members of the hospital restructuring committee are being treated with the "utmost seriousness." He said these threats are "widespread" and confirmed he has has received threats himself. fear of surgery, parents argu- ing, fathers moving away, divorce, grandparents dying, worry over income tax, natur- al disasters like volcanoes or earthquakes after movies like Dante's Peak, were some of tete causes. Mrs. Vivian's Grade 2/3 had fun reading the book, "Frog and Toad are Friends". Then they made frog and toad paper puppets and did plays for the kindergarten class. Howard and Audrey Hackwell were greeters at Duff's United Church on March 9. In 1990 Korea was chosen to write the World Day of Prayer service for 1997. When WW 11 ended the leaders of the allied powers, at the Yalta Conference, divided Korea at the 38th parallel. This gave the U.S. the power to oversee the gov- ernment of the South and Russia had the power to over- see the government of the North. Therefore, the politi- cal and military struggle and dispute has continued in Korea for the last 50 years. The World Day of Prayer committee of S. Korea had hopes that the countries would be united by the time this service was prepared and they had taken up the theme: "Like A Seed Which Grows into a Tree". Participating in the World Day of Prayer service at Duff's United Church were Lynda Kerley from the Anglican Church in Brussels; reading for the Presbyterian GUITARIST WANTED Looking for mature guitarist to form 50-90's rock band. 482-7145 Stag & Doe for "BURLEY" JEFF DOLMAGE CHERIE CARTER Friday March 21 9 pm - lam Seaforth Community Centre Lunch Provided Age of Majority Music by Calvin Kerr For more information call 482-3535 or 527-1471 Seaforth Legion Branch 156 BEEF & CHICKEN SUPPER SUNDAY, MARCH 16th 4:30 to ? Adults 09.00 Children 4.50 Come out and enjoy Roast Beef, Chicken, Mashed Potatoes and Gravy Homemade Pies and Desserts TAKE-OUT AVAILABLE Office, or mail to P.O. Box 885, Seaforth, Ontario NOK IWO. Deadline for amend- ments is March 24, 1997. Copies of the current Minor Hockey bylaws are available at the Recreation Office. The proposed amendments (if any) will be made public prior to the annual meeting. The Seaforth Library invites all children ages 5 to 9 years of age to come out and enjoy "Green Day Crafts," on Monday, March 17th at 2 pm. Please pre -reg- ister by calling 527-1430. Registration fee is $2. March Break Swim Times at Vanastra Recreation Centre March 10 -14 March 17 - 21 3-4:30p.m. Plus Regular Swim Times VANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE 2 miles South of Clinton For more information call 482-3544 EUCHRE TOURNAMENT TI f URS. MARCH 13 7 PM SHARP MONDAY'S SENIORS DAY 3 Dinner Specials 84.95 4to9pm EVERYDAY Lunch Specitlls `4.95 5 Main St., Seaforth 527-2911 SPECIAL MAIL 1I ifrliti FISH & CHIPS DINNER $625 ` SPARKY'S FAMILY DINING 527-1964 90 l4a a St. Seaford' 50th Wedding Anniversary Meade and Dorothy Baker. of RR #1 Seaforth will be cerebrating their 50th Wedding Anniversary on March 23: 1997. A come and go tea will be held at the Seaforth Legion from 2:00 until 4:00 p.m. We would tike to incite you to drop by and say hello on this very special day for our Dad and Morn. Happy anniversary to you' both. with all our love, from your children and their families FRIDAY and SATURDAY NITE sor ALTER EGO Top 40 Rock 11111111111111111, Saturday FREE T-SHIRTS FOR THE 1ST 25 PEOPLE AFTER 9 P.M.! PATRICKS PARTY h IRONIC "A tribute to Alanis Morrisette" Compare this act to Jagged Little Pin' GREEN BEER & GREEN PRIZES 5.00 at the door Thursday March 27 Juno Award Winners She KILL JOYS Tickets on Sale March 17 000uss YHwy 8 West. Clinton 482-1234 Lindsay Thomas Morgan Outstanding New Contemporary and Country Artist, brings his special music style to the Brussels Country Inn March 14 & 13, 1997 6 of the songs on his first album earned chart positions. You will be entertained by a diverse selec- tion of songs, nostalgic, Rock 'n' Roll, new country and classics. Morgan has released two videos "If wishes were Horses" and "Flowers" which have aired across Canada (NGNICMT). "Fresh, Exciting sounds -- a new kind of country" - CHAM Radio Hamilton. Seaforth & District Community Centres MARCH BREAK PUBLIC SKATING - FREE - Saturday, March 8 - 2:30-4 PM - Seaforth Insurance Monday, March 10 - 1:00-3:00 PM,- Seaforth Lioness Club Wednesday, March 12 -1:00-3:00 PM - Watt's Maintenance Friday, March 14 - 1:00-3:00 PM - Seaforth Recreation Dept. Saturday, March 15 - 2:30-4:06 PM - Seaforth Legion Branch *156 Monday, March 17 . 1:00-3:00 PM - Seaforth Chiropractic Centre Tuesday, March 18 - 1:00-3:00 PM - Whitney Rlbey Funeral Home Ltd. Wednesday, March 19 - 1:00-3:00 PM - Seaforth Legion Branch *156 Thursday, March 20 - 1:00-3:00 PM - Pizza Train Friday, March 21 - 1:00-3:00 PM - Seaforth Arena Employees C,00( A1C`, 5.4 7811 t41[0 "1111 M/lirt Hill NH ear" z -x ERI. - SUN. MAR. 14 - 16 FRI. & SAT. 7 PM SUN. MAT. 2 PM ALL SEATS x4,00 (ONG DISTANCES CAtl I A00 146 1411 fOR 1011 1411 MOV'1 IMiE� 1 Planning A Wedding f Buck & Doe, Anniversary 1 ii Or Any. Other Special Event? f s f Leave the music to us. f For full D.j. 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