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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1998-03-25, Page 19Ball, soccer, roller hockey registration soon Seaforth minor ball, house league soccer, and roller hockey registration will be held next Wednesday and Thursday nights (April 1 and 2) from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Please come prepared with health card and birth certificate numbers. On Friday, Apr. 3 beginning at 7:30 p.m everyone is invit- ed to come out to the variety night at Seaforth District High School. The theme is "ERA" Dance. Come out and watch the great local tal- ent presented by Sherry McCall's Cloggers and Steppers. with special sur - Cents nipped CONTINUED from Page 9. The score remained dead- locked until Farquhar's win- ner ,early in the third, Although Seaforth sniper Steve .Mclnally hit the post with 15 seconds left•in thc game. a shot some Seaforth supporters swear crossed the line. Seaforth coach Dave Murray said such "bounces" decided both the' game and series. He said there wasn't much difference between thc two old foes but gave credit to the Hawks: saying they stayed focussed and came to play for a full 60 minutes the entire series. . ,Friday -night's game in Seaforth was equally as ' superlative entertainment. • Mclnally and Scott Henderson each scored twicc and . Shaun 'Anstett and Brandon Nash added singles as Seaforth took a 2-1. lead after the. first and maintained a 4-3 edge after two, out shooting the Hawks 42-28 on the game. But it was closer than the shots would indicate. The score remained 4-3 until Scott Henderson stole the puck around the Exeter crease with persistent digging while the.Cents were short- handed and scored with 23 seconds left on the clock to ice it. Twice in the game Henderson also rushed back to break up Exeter break- aways without taking a penalty on the play. Mclnally fired,Seaforth's final goal into an empty net with five seconds left. ' Wednesday night at Exeter was the only lopsided score of the week.. with the Cents losing by four. Jeff Flanagan scored twice for Seaforth and Tim Fifert got the other. Shots were even at 32 apiece. Goaltender Scott Wood was in net. for Seaforth in all four of last week's games. He stoned Jeff Finkbeiner of the Hawks on two break- aways last Tuesday night. and otherwise was outstand- ing in another terrific tilt in front of a full house: Anstett broke • the 1-1 dead- lock with the winner at 18:05 of the third period. Warm winter With the coming of spring. as of Friday. Environment Canada reports southern Ontario has just experienced its warmest winter in 66 years. along with.the wannest Febrauary in exactly a centu- ry, with 'temperatures six degrees above the norm. • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••• March 28t1' #1 Hypnotist Sailesh Tickets on sale now • Apr4'" KaraokeiI:11 • • •MO 4 • ••••••••••. • • • • Brussels 'Country Inn 887-9035 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Recreation Preview by Marty Bedard prise appearances also. Admission is a donation only at the door. All money raised will go towards cystic fibrosis. The Seaforth Recreation Department begins another session of fitness classes on Tuesday, April . Drusilla Leitch will instruct the Tuesday and Thursday mom- ing classes from 9 to 10 a.m . at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Also at the arena, Sue Hannon will _instruct step training on Thursday evenings from 7_to 8 p.m. and stretching and strengthening from 8 to 9 p.m. Spring dog obedience class- es begin on Tuesday, April 14 at 7 p.m at the community centres. This 10 -week .pro - .gram will help you and your hest friend bond. Your dog will learn how to listen to you. walk nicely beside you and sit and stay. -It's never too late to.trairi your dog, young or old, come out and have some fun. Are you interested in becoming a clown? If so the Children's' Aid Society of Huron County is hosting their 3rd AnnUal Clown Training Course on Saturdays from April 18 to &lay 30. Each Saturday between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. you will gather together at the Children's Aid office in Goderich and learn the tricks of the trade: ATI participants must be 16 years •of age'or older, and the regis- tration fec is $60, which includes makeup. For more information, or registration. please cal I I -8(H)-265-5 198. The Seaforth rec depart- ment is hosting a couple of SILK TREES Flowers & Gifts Spring Flowers OPEN Tues. to Sat. 10-6 Located on the Varna Rd. lust east of Hwy. 21 in BAYFIELD Quality built ' We guarantee it Petri Hill 565-5959 Toll Free 1-888.565.6060 umpire clinics, both on May 3 at the Seaforth arena. "Advanced Junior Development" • This four- hour clinic is designed to meet the needs of the more advanced junior umpire. It offers instruction in both mechanics and rule interpretation. A short quiz will be written Jt the conclu- sion of the clinic. and all those who pass will receive a certificate and crest. If you wish to participate in this clinic you must he under the age of nineteen (19), and you must have previously taken the junior development clinic or this advanced clinic. The clinic will he held imm_ 8:30 am to 12:30 p.m at the Seaforth and District Community Centres and the registration fee is $25 per person. Please arrive a few minutes before. so you can register. Certification Level 1 The level I clinic intro- duces the officials to thc basic fundamentals of soft- ball officiating. It is designed to train all officials as a first step in becoming a more competent official. The clinic covers such material as the role of the umpire. dress and equipment. rule and defini- tions. code of ethics and basic mechanics. The regis- tration fee is $35 per partici- pant. Each participant attend- ing a certification 1 clinic will receive a manual. as well as a certificate indicating their successful completion of the respective clinic. This will allow them to go onto the next step which is writing the exam. The level I clinic' will he held at the Seaforth a.. Friday One Nite Only! RADICALLY HIP 'Canada's #1 `Hip" Tribute' 55.00 at the door Saturday Night March 28 CLOSED for private party Hwy 8 west. Chnton 482-1234 PENNY ;4 • Happy 4.0' Birthday SALE March26 MAC ELLIOTT at i • Hurouview Maplewood Manor P:' Mar. 26 to •`f Apr. 4 `• Featuring: Baby Quilt, Afghans, Easter Notions, Toys, Woodworking, Gift Baskets & much more. Sale ends Apr. 4 at 4 p.m. e. Congratulations & Best t. Wishes from your family ,t, and friends' • W. ., • .'< • REIKI An Ancient Energy Balancing Technique promoting relaxation. natural healing & transformation. First Degree Certification Course Saturday, April 4, 9 am -5 pm - Bayfield Reiki Master Teacher -- Phyllis Lodge FORGIVENESS A workshop for personal peace & harmony through release of the past Wednesday, April 8, 7-10 pm - Bayfield Instructor •- Phyllis Lodge For information/registration please contact Janet Harris - Co-ordinator - (519) 565-2466 ' gth WEEK N• ING ON EARTH COULD, COME BtTWEEN THEM. Ti IC GUDANCt FRI. - THURS. 7:30 PM NITELY ALL MAT. MARCH 27 -APR. 02 SUN. MAT. 1:30 PM SEATS $4.25 1O11t, OISTANCt' CAII 1•1300 2b5 3431 FOP toll FAt1 MOto Arena from 8:30 to 5:30 p.m., with a 1 -hour lunch break. Please arrive early so you can register. Both clinics must have at least 20 participants before they will run. Please call the Seaforth Recreation Office at 527-0882 •to register. Deadline for registration is be April 20. Senior Shuffleboard contin- ues each Wednesday after- noon from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Last week's winners were: Ladies -Elsie Southgate 377. Bea Stoll - 369 and Jean Lunn - 325 Men - Charlie Perkins - 368, Gordon Murray - 293 and Bruce McLean - 244 Marty Bedard Seaforth Recreation & Parks Department 1-519-527-0882 1-519-527-2770 (fax) e-mail - c4threc@tcc.on.ca Smimdmmr BUCK DOE for Dan Glanville Monica Kustermans Sat., Mar. 28 Age of Majority Lunch Provided For tickets or info. call Dean 527-2835 Dave 725-9974 5 MAIN ST. SEAFORTH 527.2911 1 1 . T1* HURON EXPOSITOR, Murch 25, IB•S-1• • M.C.L. SOUND $ es FULL D.J. SERVICE " Book Your Receptions, .it Buck & Does early! For more info. call .r John McLeod - • 482-9984 f 5* evenings STAG S DOB for Marina Rawlings ill Paul Handy Sat., April 4 9 pm - 1 am in Varna Musk by D.I. Lunch Provided Ate of Malor+t/ Por swore info & tickets Call 544-1160 or 4112-5005 Bus available from Clinton Credit Union 9 pm Vanastra Rec Centre 9:15 pm WRBSIiEIIMUA SW ®n Satellite 7:N pan. All community seniors are invited to... SEAFORTH MANOR RETIREMENT HOM for our GERI FASHIONS UES.; MARCH 31 10 AMTO3PM FASHION SHOW 1:30PM on the second boor. Hope to see you there 100 James St. Seaforth ' 527-0030 30 MOOR FAMINE > TEEN DANCES The Seaforth & District Youth Group are for their 3rd year supporting the 3ti Hour Famine Furti. The event is to take place at the Agn- Plex on April 3-• Friday and Saturday nights from 7.30- 1130 there will be teen dances Admission is 53 or 52 with a can good to be donated to the local food bank Anyone between the ages of 13 and 19 that is interested can call 527-0710 for information • fills ,��Y'- SEAFORTH C'r'527-0980 THURSDAY NITE 20¢ Wings FRIDAY NITE "JADE" Great New & Classic Rock SUNDAYp��NITE ��RESrLEMAN A" "WRESTLEMANIA" 7:00 P.M. FRI. APR. 3 `VOODOO LOUNGE" TRIBUTE TO THE ROWNG STONES Seaforth Agricultural Society Presents SPRING 11OME & GARDEN sllow Wednesday, April 1 & Thursday, April 2 5:00 to 10:00 PM Seaforth Agricultural Agriplex 527-1321 - Admission: Donations to the Seaforth Food Bank (would be appreciated) Lots of Exhibitors! D&D Glass & Mirror ARC Water Treatment CIBC - Seaforth Branch YIS Financial Inc. Seaforth Co-op Do -It Centre . R.A.M. Design & Drafting Para -Med Health Services Glavin Eavestroughing FM Windows. Doors & Siding - Wayne Bouck Marnet Enterprises Aquafine Water Inc. Te -em Farm The Huron Expositor Seaforth Horticultural Societe Huron County IPM Beautification McGavin Farm Supply Steamatie• of Huron -Perth Vincent 1' 'arm Equipment Strokes of Genius Box Furniture Culligan Water Treatment Ltd. Stewart's Home Renovations Seaforth Golf & Country Club • Logan Farm Equipment Stratford Memorials - Ross Riley Seaforth Public School Community Living • - South Huron Bank Of Nova Scotia - Exeter Merv's Patios - Shewan's Ornaments B&K Tire & Battery Seaforth Agricultural Society Allen Stubbs...First In Entertainment Inc. Heads and Tails Peggy Denomme - Mary Kay Cosmetics Shoreline Healthco Inc. Paul's Cladding Installations OMAFRA Quickshade-Tree Service Mclntee Real Estate Dublin Design Seaforth Manor Meyer's Chem -Dry Central Huron Agricultural Society SUNC•AST Ford ■' Mercury ■ Lincoln foo NUalOa Go ; oo ctICOLAL2M