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RINGETTE
(Dec. 6)
Mitchell 14 at SEAFORTH 3
SEAFORTH TRIO: Marsha
Denys 2. Denise De Jong.
NOTE: Seafonh trailed 6-2 after
the opening half.
BROOMBALL
Seaforth-Egmondvil a League
(Statistics as of Dec. 2)
MEN'S
SEAFORTH DIVISION
W L T F A Pt
Cyclones 5 0 3 16 6 12.5
Grads 5 1 2 24 9 12
Parr Line 5 2 1 17 12 10.5
Knights 0 6 2 1 212.5
EGMONDVILLE DIVISION
W L T F A Pt
Winthrop 4 2 2 16 1110.5
Hurricanes 4 4 0 14 7 8
Royals 2 4 2 12 17 6
Juveniles 0 6 2 4 21 2
WOMEN'S
WLT F
Farmerettes 7 0 1 32
Parr Line 6 1 1 35
Juveniles 3 3 2 7
Polar Ice 3 4 1 11
Crushers 1 6 1 5
Socialites 1 7 0 2
A Pt
1 15
3 13
18 7.5
20 7
19 3.5
30 2
BOWLING
ROUNDUP
77FIVAMID 41Y N11®1EI47111RS
(Dec. 3'results)
&LEN
JIIGII AVERAGE;Murray
Bennewies 249.
HIGH SINGLE: Rob Anderson 276.
HIGH TRIPLE; Anderson 720.
BETTER THAN 200; Anderson
233/211/276; Bennewies 241/236/237;
Pat Ryan 210/242/221; Bruce
Ungarian 240/218/207: Jerry Staples
. 248/202; Curtis Costello 237; Mike
Thomson 257: Art Burns 236: Neil
Beurman 228; John Coleman 220;
Jack. Ungarian 206; Brian Barry 205;
Mike Beni -man 200; Dean Price 200.
TJIIPLES OVER 600; Anderson
Bennewies 714, Ryan 673 B
Ungarian 665, Staples 640. Costello
609. Thomson 600.
SEASON HIGH SINQLl• Thomson
371.
SEASON HIGH TRIPLE. Beuerman
935.
WOMEN
HIGH AVERAGE; Gayle
Schellenberger 227.
HIGH SINGLE; Nancy Sue
Thomson 232.
HIGH TRIPLE; Schellenberger 615.
WEEKLY SINGLES OVER 200;
Schellenberger 212/222; Ruth Fiebig
235; Thomson 232; Connie Trotter
219: Shari MacDonald 213.
TRIeLES OVER 600;
Schellenberger.
SEASON HIGH SINGLE:
Schellenberger 316.
SEASON HIGH TRIPLE:
Schellenberger 783.
STANDINGS
Comedy Max, 48;
Dreamers. 41:
Second Chance. 40:
Lucky Strikes, 39;
Just For Kicks, 32;
Spare Ribs. 31.
S71:11AJ1(Il s ILIBA®uiB
(Dec. 1 results)
MEN
HIGH SINGLE; Bob Dinsmore 255.
HIGH TRIPLE; Dinsmore 706.
BETTER THAN 200; Dinsmore
246/255/205; George Love 230/216:
Martin Van Bakel 229; Brian Geddes
Don Nolan 204; Ray Harrison 200.
TRIPLES OVER 600; Dinsmore.
Love 637.
WOMEN
IUGH SINGLE: Julie Greidanus 226.
RIGH TRIPLE- Greidanus 638.
BETTER THAN 200• Greidanus
209/203/226: Janice Morris 219:
Johanna Goodman 203: Faye
Dalrymple and Marion Godkin. both
201.
TRIPLES OVER 1500' Greidanus.
STANDINGS
Corvettes 56. Mustangs 49.
T -Birds 45. Jaguars 42.
MG's 41, HudsonsR�40.
uNINff®iRa7r
(Dec. 4 results)
MEN
HIGH SINGLE; Don Deighton 271.
manila& Deighton 629.
BETTER THAN 200; Deighton, J.
S. Hook 201/200, Aubin 243, Gord
Murray 208.
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TRIPLES OVER 600; Deighton.
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WOMEN
IcdfSljGLE Ann Wood 208.
HIGH IPLE: Wood 488.
BETTER THAN 175; Wood, B.
Leonhardt 182. S. Strong 175, P.
James 175.
STANDINGS
Boots 47. Oxfords 44. Sandals 37,
Slippers 36, Loafers 35, Runners 32.
WORM 1®U111AA1J
(Dec. 4 results)
MEN
HIGH AVERAGE; Bruce Ungarian
199.
RIGH SINGLE; Ralph Johnston
262.
HIGH TRIPLE; R. Johnston 717.
BETTER THAN 200; R. Johnston
262/258; B. Ungarian 213.204; Bob
Rhynard 219/212; Don Elliott 236;
Ane Van Diepen 200.
TRIPLES OVER 600; R. Johnston.
Ungarian 613.
WOMEN •
HIGH AVERAGE; Lorraine Elliott
191.
HIGH SINGLE; Linda Kramers 227.
HIGH TRIPLE; Kramers, Barb
Cook, Carol Johnston, all 532.
WEEKLY SINGLES OVER 200:
Kramers.
STANDINGS
Chevelles 44, OVLOV 39,
Cobras 38. Mustangs 24,
Durangos 24. Chargers 20.
IITPI N a COUNTRY
(Dec. 1 results)
MEN
HIGH AVERAGE; George Johnston
235.
HIGH SINGLE; Gordon Murray 255.
HIGH TRIPLE; John Staffen 649.
BETTER THAN 200; Staffen
246/2I6; Rick Shipp 216/226; G.
Johnston 201/219, Murray.
TRIPLES OVER 600• Staffen, Shipp
611, G. Johnston 604.
WOMEN
RIGH AVERAGE' Carol Johnston
188.
HIGH SINGLE Sharon Evans 246,
RIGH TRIPLE,; Evans 633.
BETTER THAN 200: Evans
212/246; Louise Dick 220; Leota
Johnston 213.
STANDINGS
Kernels 55. Leopards 51.
NewCorners 34, McBowlers 27.
Handel's classic Messiah here Sunday
Nlore than 60 voices in the
Blyth Festival Singers will
present Handel's Messiah this
Saturday in Goderich and this
Sunday (Dec. 13) in Seaforth,
at Northside United Church at
3 p.m.
Handel's classic work will be
conducted by Richard Hansen
of St. Marys, with special
organ accompaniment by Dr.
Ronald Fox of London. '
As conductor and choir,
leader, Hansen serves as the
new Artistic Director of the
Blyth Festival Singers. He also
recently founded the
Stonetown Choral Society, and
is the co-director of the
Georgian Bay Children's Choir
in Owen Sound. He also works
as Director of Music at St.
Marys United Church.
Hansen's musical skills
encompass a wide spectrum.
As an accomplished organist,
Hansen was awarded the
Associate Diploma of the
Royal Canadian College of
Organists in the summer of
1998.
He has also served as Interim
Organist and Choir Director of
the Church of St. John the
Divine in Victoria. B.C. where
he directed the Choristers of
St. John's, the St. Hilda's
Singers and administered the
choral and instrumental recital
program. Other positions
include Organist and Master of
the Choristers of St. Paul's
Cathedral in London, and
Organist and Mastcr of the
Choristers of St. Luke's
Cathedral in Sault Ste. Marie
where he directed the Algoma
Festival Choir and the Algoma
University Choir.
Hansen was born in Windsor,
Ontario. Hc started organ
lessons with Victor Batten and
continued with Arthur Woitte
and later with David Palmer.
Right photo,
Richard Hansen
leads the Blyth
Festival
Singers. Top
photo, tenors,
lgnacious
Vankooten
of Clinton, Casey
Van Bakel of
Seaforth and Rob
Parr of Clinton in
rehearsal.
Story and photos
by Shelly
McPhee-Haist
Hansen currently
studies with the renowned
British -Canadian organist, Ian
Sadler. He also studied choral
conducting under Richard
Householder.
For the December
presentations of Messiah,
organ accompaniment will be
provided by Dr. Fox.
Additional special music will
be offered by soloists: soprano
Catherine Green, mezzo
soprano Susanne Hawkins.
tenor John De Jager and bass
Chris Biernacki.
The Blyth Festival Singers
will perform two hours of the
great work including the
choruses, And he Shall Purify,
0 Thou that Telles' Good
Tidings to Zion, Glory to God,
Behold the Lanrb of God, and
the famous Hallelujah Chorus.
Tickets for the Blyth Festival
Singers presentations of
Messiah are available in
advance or at the door.
Tickets are available from
members of the Blyth Festival
Singers; Nifty Corners,
Seaforth; Dutch Store,
Clinton; Campbell's
Photography, Goderich;
Snyder Studios, Wingham or
the Blyth Festival Box Office
at 523-9300.
Hockey skills camp slated for holidays
Seaforth's recreation
department is again offering
"Hockey Skills" from
Monday, Dec. 21 to
Wednesday, Dec. 23, from 10
a.m. to 12 noon.
This program is open to
players novice to peewee age
interested in developing their
hockey skills. Registration
fee is $50. For more
information please call the rec
office .
The Seaforth "Senior
(lames" committee invites
everyone to their monthly
euchre fundraiser, held at the
Seaforth Legion Branch 156
on the second Thursday of
each month. Euchre begins at
1:30 pm, admission is S I .
�I�creation
Preview
by Marty Bedard
527-088
by Bedard
527-0882
Last week's senior
shuffleboard winners were:
Ladies, Kathie Tippelt - 458,
Audrey McLean - 425 and
Nora Sills - 388
Men: Cor DeCorte - 441,
Bruce McLean - 334 and
Tobe Murray - 311.
The Seaforth Parent and Tot
Playgroup meets every
Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 11:30
a.m. at the Northside United
Church hall. Guest speakers
talk to parents from 10 a.m. to
Ila.m., and supervised child
care is available. Each parent
is to bring their child's snack.
This month's remaining topics
are:
Dec. 15 - television and it's
effect on children with Joan
Allen Brodie;
Dec. 22 - annual Christmas
potluck with special guest
Santa Claus, and T.H.E.
Bus from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.
For more information
please call Shobbrook at 527-
0113, Tanya Thompson -
Stryker at 527-2696 or Karen
Searle at 522-0409.
Marty Bedard
Recreation director
1.519.5274M
1-519-527.2770 (fax)
Friuli • c4threcetcc.on.ca
Table Tennis has been added to the agenda of Thursday afternoon activities at Seaforth and
District Community Centres where seniors already regularly meet to play shuffleboard.
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