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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1999-04-21, Page 17Senior howlers end season with dinner The Legion Ladies Auxiliary served a delicious beef and turkey dinner to the members of the Senior's Bowling League to celebrate the end of the '98-'99 season. The dinner was followed by the presentation of awardsto the winning team and to_ individual bowlers for their efforts during the year. Awards included: high team. Emeralds: Steve Hook. Simon Vantol. Joyce Wallace. Pearl James.. Shirley Morrison. Mary Doig. - Low team. Diamonds: Don' Deighton. Charlie Perkins, Campbell Wey, ' Paul, Copeland. Art Finlayson. Marilyn -Hodgert. High average. Ann Wood and Don Deighton. High triple. Grace Corbett and. Steve Hook. High single. Joyce Matzold and John Aubin.' . Most improved howlers. Pearl James and Gord Murray. Perfect attendance, Steve Hook, Ron Bennett, Paul Copeland, Bob Harris and Don Wood. Ralph Johnston congratulated the seniors for a successful year and thanked them for their support. A short annual meeting followed. The secretary's minutes were read by Grace Corbett; the treasurer's report was given by Charlie Perkins. The slate of officers for the upcoming season include: President. Paul Copeland; Secretary, Grace Corbett: Treasurer. Steve Hook. Steve Hook and Grace Corbett expressed courtesy remarks to thank last year's executive and those that are retiring from their offices. The meeting adjourned with ninetables of euchre. Prizes were awarded to winners. Looking forward to seeing the seniors back bowling in September. Michael Ash will be principal at Seaforth � high school The Avon Maitland District School Board announced promotions and transfers of its principals and vice - principals last week. Michael Ash will be promoted from .his position as vice-principal at Bluewater Secondary School, Distance Education to become the new principal at Seaforth DistrictIligh School. DougTratley will be promoted from vice-principal at Stratford Northwestern Secondary School to principal at Listowel District Secondary School. Patrick Moore, principal at Delores D. Echum Composite School in Moose Factory will move to become principal at St. Marys' District Collegiate and Vocational Insititute. Rob Parr. vice-principal at Seaforth District High School will be transferred to become vice-principal at Bluewater Secondary School. . Andy Werner, a department head at Stratford Northwestern Secondary School will become vice- principal -at Stratford Northwestern. • Tom Craig, a department head at Goderich District Collegiate Institute will be promoted to become vice- principal at FE Madill Secondary School in Wingham. All placements take effect for the 1999-2000 school year. Teddy Bear Auction will raise funds for Huron Children's Aid Each year an.a‘erage of more, thri 100 cases of substantiated child abuse and . neglect are investigated in Huron County. Many. more go • undetected. The. Huron County Community/ Child Abuse Co-ordin,ating Committed has been working since 1987 to help prevent child abuse and to raise public awareness ahout.this issue.. • While child abuse is no laughing matter. once a year the child abuse committee lirings together e n•t c*rti tiny b t .and an awesome auction sale to help raise funds for their continued work. This year the annual. Teddy. Bear Dream -Auction will he held on Saturday. April 24 .at'the Knights of Coltiinhus •Hall in Goderich. As in past 'ears. this event promises to provide an evening of great entertainment. lige music. door prizes. delicious hot -and cold hors d'oeuvres and great buys at the dream auction and silent auction - tables.' = : The Teddy Bear Dream Auction is like a huge financial bear hug for the- children he children of Huron County and has raised tens- of thousands of dollars which is used locally for child - abuse prevention work. The event gets under way .at 6:30,p.m.'with Silent Auction viewing. A selection of appetizers and wines will be served and musical entertainmentwill he provided by Phil Main of Wingham. Phil. has a broad repertoire of songs including pop. country and -gospel He's recorded two albums and is a popular performer. in addition to his "day. job" as morning man on CKNX-FM. Special entertainment at the Dream auction will also be provided, .by Dufflebag Theatre. Kids on the Block one of the programs supported by auction The Community Child Abuse Co-ordinating Committee is a. non-prottt corporation that is 'dedicated to helping the '.people of Huron County ,work together to solve the problem of child abuse. One of the most visible. and successful, efforts of the coinmittee is the Kids on the Block Child'. ' Abuse Prevention Program. This.has become a regular event in. Huron County. performed for Grade 3 and 4 classes. it has reached more than 1.200 --,_uudcnts.. each year_since.. 1991. Special performances are also given to youth groups. service clubs and church groups.' The program began in 1987 by a small hut dedicated group. The first three years were funded by the Trillium Foundation. Since that time. the program has been funded by the community, specifically with the Teddy Bear Dream Auction, raffles. individual and service.club donations. In 1997 two new programs .were added to the repertoire; Cerebal Palsy and Learning Disabilities. these presentations area suitable for Grades 2 through 6. Puppeteers receive training in puppetry; skills and child abuse issues. For more information Community Child Abuse Co- ordinating Committee call 524-5461. The committee is an -United Way agency. • PA ' H ATR • Air� tODERIcir st.-tele •.•A' .. 2nd wEe • PEN/Willa .x '---- FORCES a NATURE FRI. - HUR . ' R. 23-29 FRI. - TUES. 7 PM WED. & THURS. 8 PM iut� BRAVO! CANADA IS CHFHISic A NEW COMIC FUO. ***** **** GEST ACTON MANE %MOM PARENTAL GUIDAMCt LIFE5BEAUTIFLIL FRI.-TUES.. APR. 23-27 9 PM NiTELY SU11,1t11 C LONG DISTANCE' CALL 1-800.155.343e FOR 1011 FREE MOVIE INFO Dufflebag theatre will perform hilarious adaptations of The Princess and dee Pea and Shakespeare's Macbeth using members of the _ audience. With guidance of the Dufflebag narrator, audience members are drawn into the show to. become timeless characters from these enthralling tales. Dufflebag Theatre has been together since 1992 and has toured extensively from Manitoba to Newfoundland- performing at theatres. festivals. schools and conferences. Dream auctions are also a special*part of the Teddy Bear Auction and spccial packages in a range of Values have been created for this event. For ticket information call Goderich at 524-2852 or 524-4287; Clinton at 482-8777 or Exeter at 237- 3857. 1 For Kevin Hoogenes Judy Elliott Friday, April 23 9 p.m. 1 a.m.1 In Varna D.J. Neat Guys Lunch Provided Tickets $5.00 Shelly 565-5514 or 263.5297 Busing Provided .A r• r• re r• were we we we : _• wag" we f M.C.L. SOUND we . FULL D.J. SERVICE '' .f Book Your Receptions. .• ▪ Buck k Does early! •• .i• For more info. call • John McLeod .• .0 482-9984 r' .... A.• r•.•... ,fl,• ... ..•r•s.f.•.•.R ri BUCK &r DOE;ir4•c< for "Y�v< TANYA FCKERT & MIKE (PIGEON) PARKER Friday, April 30, 1999 at the Clinton Arena Music by D.J. 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. . Age ofMajority required. $5.00 per person ALL YOU CAN EAT HOT BEEF $5 35 • Sunday Special April 25, 5 to 7 PM ROASTBEEF OR CABBAGE ROLLS o t.i $795 SPARKY'S PLACE FAMILY O(N(NG 527-1964 90 Main St. Seatotib Seaforth District Community Centres 527-1272 YOUTH IN-LINE HOCKEY WED. APRIL 21st Players bom 1987 - 1992 6:30 to 7:30 p.m Players bom 1983 - 1986 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. PRACTICE/SCRIMMAGE Teams will be formed according to number of players. If you still wish to register please arrive 1 hour before your practice time. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, April 21, 1999-17 BUCK -N -DOE Tanya VanSteelandt and Kevin Quipp Saturday, May 1, 1999. 8 pm 1 am '6 Ticket Music by DJ Mitchell Age of Majority Lunch Provided Arena 'ffititto00‘' SEAFORTH 527-0980 Thurs. Nites are Back Direct from Chicago D.J. TOM leSEAFORTH OPTIMIST CLUB TRAVEL THE WORLD LOTTERY WINNERS MARCH WINNERS PAUL DODDS TRIP TO FLORIDA MURRAY McTAVHISH $100. APRIL WINNERS MURRAY LOWE TRIP TO LONDON, ENGLAND DON BARWiCK $100. LORDY LORDY Look Who's 40 STAN McCLURE Love Donna, Tina, Rob 4 Trish HAPPY 40 BIRTHDAY BABY BROTHER Stan McClure BUCK & DOE for John McKercher Lorna Clays Saturday, May l ,1999 9-1 Seaforth & District Community Centre Age of Majority For tickers call 345-2044 or 527-1837 Atwood Lions BINGO Atwood Community Centre EVERY THURSDAY Doors Open at 6:30 pm Bingo Starts at 7:00 pm $500 on 54 calls Pot of Gold $500 on 58 calls Loonie Bin Seaforth Agricultural Society TRACTOR ELIMINATION DRAW - WINNERS April Early Bird Winner DAVID, LINDSAY R.R. #1 Selkirk, Ont Prize -'500. Worth of Pioneer Seed Next Draw May 7, 1999 40 x 25 kg Units of "Marilee" Wheat Seed TICKETS GOING FAST B G 0 B N G 0 • • BINGO • Huron Centennial School SPRING BINGO Friday April 23 Bayfield Community Centre Doors Open 7:15 pm Bingo Starts 8:00 pm • Cash Prizes • Turkey • Share The Wealth Food Booth Available ALL ADULTS WELCOME Come Join The Fun Proceeds For Educational Supplies & Equipment • BINGO • B G 0 • B N G 0 • HAPPY 40th BIRTHDAY BABY SISTER Betty McCallum April 21 Love your BIG SISTER Happy Birthday Betty McCallum 100's of exhibits - 1000's of products and ideas! Southwestern Ontario's_ Lar r+Tat London Spring aPiui ZZxn Home&GaxdenAPIRii iSTx * � A Admission S7.00, Seniors 15.00 Children under 12 Free with an Adult ShowHours Thurs. 8 Fri.....1:00 - 10:00 Saturday 11:00 - 9:30 Sunday 11:00 - 5:00 WESTERN FAIR GROUNDS Perk ul• your $ 1.00 off coupon nt .:if London Loh; ;;,. ,,n,.' n•,; Lo'- lon or St. Thomo; Burycr Fury,' • • est •