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Details of fall programs announced
Seaforth Minor House
League Hockey starts this
Saturday.
Team lists, and schedules
are posted in the arena lobby.
Each player will receive a
schedule, and weekly games
will be in the community cal-
endar.
Fall Rec Programs
The Seaforth Recreation
Department's fall leisure
activity schedule is as fol-
lows:
Basketball will be held
Thursday evenings from 8 to
10 p.m. at the high school
beginning Oct. 1.
Wood refinishing is on
Monday evenings from 7 to 9
p.m., also at SDHS, starting
Oct. 5.
Woodworking will be held
on Tuesday evenings from 7
to 9 p.m at the high school
beginning Oct. 6.
Dog obedience will be held
on Tuesday evenings at the
Seaforth & District
Community Centres from 7
to 8 pm beginning on Oct. 6.
Volleyball, ballroom danc-
ing, and sign language are all
to be confirmed.
Please watch for more
details. If you arc interested
in any of the above, please
call the recreation office to
register or for more informa-
tion.
Clogging starts soon
Clogging starts Tuesday,
Oct. 6 at the community cen-
tres, with beginners from 6 to
7 p.m; beginners "plus" and
intermediate from 7 to 8
Recreation Preview
by Marty Bedard
p.m., and intermediate -
advanced from 8 to 9 p.m.
For more information call
Sherry McCall at 527-1307.
Senior Games
The Seaforth Senior Games
committee hosted its annual
potluck awards dinner last
Tuesday night. Awards were
presented to district winners.
Those games were held in
Mitchell. Gwen Scott placed
first in the predition swim,
Vivienne Newnham was
second also in the predition
swim, Drusilla Leitch placed
second in golf, and Ken and
Velma Preszcator placed third
in solo. Gwen, Vivienne and
Drusilla all qualified for the
Provincial Games in Windsor
last month, and Drusilla
came homc with the silver
medal. Congratulations to
her and all winners.
The committee would like
to thank everyone for their
participation. special thanks
go out to Ann Wood and the
rest of the kitchen helpers.
The committee would also
like to announce that its
monthly Euchre fundraisers
will begin again on Oct. 8, at
1:30 pm at the Seaforth
Legion. Admission is $1 and
cash prizes will be awarded.
Senior shuffleboard
Senior 'hufflebo,ird contin-
ues ever) Wednesday after -
CONTINUED from Page 14.
BOWLING
ROUNDUP
MAN a COUNTRY
(Nov. 4 results)
MEN
HIGH AVERAGE; George Johnston
232.
HIGH SINGLE; G. Johnston 295.
HIGH TRIPLE; G. Johnston 697.
BETTER THAN 200; G. Johnston
213/295: Ralph Johnston 218/252;
John Staffen 276: Joe Veensstra 259;
Gordon Murray 224; Reg Dick 217;,
Ruck Shipp.
TRIPLES OVER 600; G. Johnston.
R. Johnston 641. Staffen 638.
WOMEN
HIGH AVERAGE. Louise Dick 162.
HIGH SINGLE Dick 179.
HIGH TRIPLE; Dick 486.
STANDINGS
Leopards 5, McBowlers 5,
Kernels 2, NewCorners 2 '
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(Sept. 21 results)
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HIGH SINGLE; Dave Hood' 337.
HIGH TRIPLE; Hood 771.
BETTER THAN 200; Hood 337/219
Verhoog 271/245; George Love
219/238 ; Martin Van Bakel 241/201;
Angello Andrcasi 271; Bob Dinsmore
230: Don Nolan 220; Ray Harrison
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Pumpkins
1 Gourds & Squash
Great for Fall Decorating
OPEN Daily 10-5 Sun. 12-5
Located on Cry. Rd. #3 just east
of Ftwy. #21 in Bayfield
Porter's Hill
Bayfield 565.5959
Toll Fru* 1.$B$.s!lf-1060
Atwood Lions
BINGO
Atwood ,
Community Centre
EVERY THURSDAY
Doors Open at 6:30 pm
Bingo Starts at 7:00 pm
$1000 on 54 calls
Pot of Gold $1000
on 50 calls
Loonie Bin
TRIPLES OVER 600; Hood, Love
653• Van Bakel 639, Andreassi 615,
Dinsmore 610.
WOMEN
HIGH SINGLE; Karen Hoegy 248.
HIGH TRIPLE; Julie Greidanus
642.
BETTER THAN 200; Greidanus
212/201/229. Hoegy 210/248. Marion
Godkin 231.... - •,
STANDINGS
Jaguars 12. Mustangs 7, MG's 7. T -
Birds 7, Corvettes 5, Hudsons 4.
(Sept. 14 results)
MEN
HIGH SINGLE; Verhoog 271.
HIGH TRIPLE; Verhoog 703.
BETTER TIIAN 200; Verhoog
271/245; Dinsmore 269/226: Love
207/250; Nolan 209/215; Van Bakel
207.
TRIPLES OVER ii00; Verhoog,
Dinsmore 670, Love 624.
WOMEN
HIGH SINGLE; Johanna Goodman
254.
HIGH TRIPLE; Goodman 550.
BETTER THAN 200; Goodman,
Greidanus 212, Janice Moms 207.
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noon from 1:30 til 4 p.m. at
the Seaforth and District
Community Centres.
Everyone is welcome. Last
week's winners were:
Last week's winners were:
Ladies: Audrey McLean -
424, Kathie Tippett - 405 and
Helen McKenzie - 370
Men: Ken Lingelbach -
377, Earl McNaughton - 368
and Ken Preszcator - 309.
Playgroup
The Parent and Tot
Playgroup continues every
Tuesday morning at the
Northside United Church
from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Guest
speakers will talk from 10 to
11 a.m., with this morning's
(Sept. 23) topic - experiences
of a home schooling mom,
with Loys Fawcett and
T.H.E. Bus from 9 -10 a.m.
Supervised child cart is
available during the sessions
at a cost of $1.50 per family.
Donations to the coffee/craft
supply fund will be gratefully
received. Please bring a
snack for your child. For
more information please call
Terri Shobbrook at 527-0113,
. Tanya Stryker at 527-2696 or
Karen Searle at 522-0409.
Bicycle rodeo
Come out to the Block
Parent bike rodeo this
Saturday from 10 a.m. to
noon at the St. James School
parking lot. Test your skills
and rules while riding your
bicycle.
Registration is $I.
General meeting
The Seaforth Co-operative
Children's Centre Inc. invites
you to its general meeting on
Monday at 7:30 p.m., at the
centre. Toys will be on dis-
play, and the grand opening
of the centre's new wheel
chair ramp will take place.
Child care is available. For
more information on both the
rodeo and general meeting
please call the centre, at 524-
0682.
Farm Hiker Tour
Hluron Farm.Hikt~r_ Tour '98;
promoting agriciiltilre"will be
held in the Seaforth area on
Sunday, Oct. 4 from 12 noon
to 5 p.m. The whole family
can enjoy an afternoon
adventure in the country.
Visit local farm operations
including dairy, sheep, beef,
Buck & Doe
for
Jennifer Hargreaves
and
Rob McClinchey
Sat. Oct. 3/98
Hensall Community
Centre
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Lunch Provided
Age of Majority
For information phone
233-3103
swine, emu, quarter horses,
market gardening and a dairy
processing facility. Tour
maps will be available at the
Seaforth Agriplex from noon
to 3 p.m. After the tour
enjoy a country harvest sup-
per at the Agriplex.
Advanced tickets are needed
for the meal, please call Jim
Floyd at 527-1583 or Ross
Ribey at 527-1790. For fur-
ther information on the farm
hiker tour please call Charles
Regele at 345-2149 or Carol
Leeming at 522-2248.
at
NORTHSIDE UNITED
CHURCH
on
Saturday, Sept. 26th
B AM to 12 Noon
Bake tab/ , dell table, crafts,
plants, fruits, vegetables,
next -to -new clothing, flsh pond
& story time for the children.
Everyone Welcome
Marty Bedard
Seaforth Recreation & Parks
Department
1-519-527-0882
1-519-527-2770 (fax)
Email - c4threcOPtcc.on.ca
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SEAFORTH
527-0980
THURS. NITE
20¢ WINGS
10 PM TILL 2 AM
FRI. NITE
3RD ANNIVERSARY
BASH
W/ "RADICALLY HIP"
A TRIBUTE TO THE
TRAGICALLY HIP!!
TIX $5.00
Friday
HOUSE V. J.
Saturday, October 3
The Best Shania Tribute in North America!
SHANIA TWI
(formerly Shania in Me)
$5. at the Door
Huy 81 ,Vest. Clinton}
482-1234
Bucki -Doi
for
Stacey Riley
Joe St. Denis
Friday, Sept. 25
9 td 1 a.m.
Lunch provided
Seaforth District
Community Centres
Age of majority
required ,
For tickets & info.
call 482-7815
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FORTHCOMING
MARRIAGE
David Fehr of Aylmer, and
Marion Fehr of Seaforth, are
pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of
their daughter
Betty to
Jim Poore
son of Sandra Poore of
Seaforth, on Saturday,
September 26, 1998 at
Seaforth Lions Park.
Open reception at The
Queen's Hotel,
Seaforth
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 23, 1915-15
GLANVILLE - KUSTERMANS
Monica Anna Kustermans,
daughter of Adrian and Kathy
Kustermans, Parkhill and Daniel John
Glanville, son of Ken and Betty
Glanville, Winthrop were united in
marriage May 2, 1998 at Sacred
Heart Catholic Church, Parkhill. They
are currently residing in Medicine Hat,
Alberta where Dan is employed by
Firemaster as a fireman in the oil
fields.
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RADFORD-COOPER
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Angela Lisa Radford and Scott Robert James Cooper were
united in marriage on Aug. 22 at Brucefield United Church,
with Rev. Cheri DiNovo and Doreen Canavan officiating.
Angie is the daughter of JoAnn and Paul Radford of Clinton
and Scott is the son of June and Lloyd Cooper of Kippen. The •>
Maid of Honour was Monica Hill, and the Bridesmaids were ,`
Karen McCullough, Lisa Kennedy, Jackie Donnan, and Julie
Consitt, friends of the Bride, and Nina Potter, aunt of the
Bride. The Bestman was Paul Hill,and the Groomsmen were
Donnie Parsons, Mark McGregor, Kevin Radford, Brian Young, '1
and Steven Johnson, friends of the Groom. The Flowergirls
were Olivia Henderson and Stephanie Faulds nieces of the
Bride. The soloist was Cara Stephenson, and the organist was
Mary Moffatt. The scripture readers were Pam Armstrong and
Luanne Stevenson, friends of the Bride. Following the
ceremony, a reception was held at the Stanley Township
Complex with Nina Potter and David Consitt as Masters of
Ceremony. The couple honeymooned in Alberta and British
Columbia, and are now residing in Kippen. Angie and Scott
would like to thank their family and friends for helping to
make their day a very enjoyable and memorable one.
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Caribbean Cruise Night
Attend a free audio/visual presentation on
everything you wanted to know about a cruise
vacation in the Caribbean.
Join Jim Ferguson, owner of London
CrulseShipeenters and your local representatives for
an informative and enjoyable evening about cruise
vacations in the Caribbean. We will answer all your
travel questions.
Thursday, September 24
7:30 pm
Clinton Town Hall
23 Albert Street
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