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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 1999-06-02, Page 1616 -TME HURON EXPOSITOR, Jaw =e 11110 Sports Minor soccer teams chosen and games begin June 9 Minor Soccer is all set to begin'next week, Wednesday, June 9 at the Seaforth Optimist Park. Look in today's paperfor a list of the teams. Junior players (ages 3 - 7) will play from 6:3010 7:30 p.m. and senior players (8 & up) will play from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. If your child is not listed on a team, please call the recreation office at 527- 0882 and we will fix the problem. Figure skating yard sale Don't forget to drop into the Seaforth Figure Skating Club's Yard Sale at Deb Wards residence (55 London Rd., Egmond'ville) on June 5. Lots of items for sale and come for a pop and hot dog. Safety fair A child safety fair, sponsored by the, Seaforth Optimist Club, Seaforth Agricultural Society, Seaforth Co-operative Children's Centre and the Block. Parent Association will be held on Sunday, June 6. at the Seaforth AgriPlex from 1 to 5 p.m. Participating groups arc the Seaforth Fire Department. Seaforth By Marty Bedard Ambulance Service, the Agricultural _Society, the Seaforth Co-operative Children's Centre, Huron County Health Unit, Murphy Bus`Lines, Ontario Hydro, the Block Parents and the Optimist Club. Children participating in the bicycle rodeo must have a bike and 'helmet. To participate in the "Best Decorated Bike" contest, children must decorate their bikes at home. `Judging will be at 4 p.m.- A free hot dog and pop will be given to each participating child. Don't miss the excitmcnt. Senior Shuffleboard Senior Shuffleboard is held at the Seaforth and District Community Centres • Wednesday afternoons from 1:30 to 4 p.m.. Come out and enjoy an afternoon of games wad social. Shuffleboard was postponed last week, therefore no, results arc available. Minor hockey registration Minor Hockey will be holding registration on June 22 and 23 from 7 to 9 p.m. each night at the arena. All registrations must be done during these two nights. A late fee of $25 will be applied after June 23. Coaching applications Minor Hockey will also be accepting coaching applications, which can be, picked up at the arena.. Deadline for applications is: Aug. 11. • Completed forms can be mailed (P.O. Box 885. Seaforth) or dropped off at the recreation office located inside the arena or to any minor hockey executive member. In-home child care The Seaforh Cooperative Children's Centre will be offering in-home child care this summer. A trained post secondary student in the child care field will bring a program to your home. It will include a learning circle, crafts, games and , many , other fun activities. Child Care can be booked in for half days or full days for up to five children. Call the centre for more details at 527-0682. The children's centre will also be hosting a Summer Fun program beginning in July. Please watch for further. details. Tennis lessons The Seaforth -Recreation Department will once again offer tennis lessons during the summer. Instructor -Hank Binnendyk will guide you through the skills of the game. Youth beginner will he. held on Monday mornings from 10:30. a.m." to noon, and youth advanced -will be held from 6:30" to 8 .p.m. on Monday evenings beginning July 5. Adult beginner lessons will be held on Monday evenings from, 8 to 9:30 p.m. beginning July 5, and adult 20 bowlers brave wet conditions .to begin season The Seaforth Lawn Bowling arc Beatrice Stoll. Alice Reid and season officially began May 24 at 2 Seaforth Lawn Bowling Grace Broadfoot. /p.m. _ Just a reminder• to howlers. the Braving the elements of a cool, month of June is free to any new bowlers Monday, and- Friday afternoons at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday,evcning jitneys are at 7 p.m: and men's bowling is Monday evening at 7 p.n). Three°teams bowled in Clinton on Saturday at the. Bankers Tournament and Jack and Marie Muir placed third. - Wednesday two men's doubles rinks arc, howling in. St. Marys. windy. wet day, some 20 bowlers played one game. At 5:30 p.m. Neil Beuerman,welcomed more than 30 members to the potluck supper at the club house with hosts Jack and Marie Muir and Bob and Edith McMillan. • Following supper. six tables of euchre- were in play with: ladies high. Rika Van Bakel; ladies lone hands. Bessie Boyd; ladies consolation; Marie Thomas;'men's high, Neil B'cuterman; men's lone hands, Gordon Murray; men's .consolation.. Jack Muir. The next potluck supper•will be June 22 at 6 p.m. Hostesses Seaforth Pee Wees beat Hullett II -I0 in fastball Seaforth Boys' Fastball Seaforth hosted Hullett in • Tri County Pee Wee h'oys fastball action on Thursday, May 27 with the local boys winning 11-10. Seaforth led throughout the match. but almost let it slip through their fingers in the top - of the 7th inning. --Seaforth entered. the. Jth. inning with an 11-3 lead, but gave up seven runs to Hullett in the top of the inning. TylerDoig provided the pitching. going the distance. Ryan Nurse. Brent Coleman and Tyler Doig provided the power to the offence all hitting" doubles. Spencer Zaple • and Cody St. Columban women's soccer team beats London The • St. Columban women's .soccerteam defeated the South, End team from London 2-1 at its May 26 game. Early in the first half, Sarah Stabo scored on a breakaway. Then. Joanne Terpstra made a great play after receiving a beautiful cross increasing the score to 2-0. South End came back in the second half to make it a 2-1 game. Excellent goaltending by Melissa Roberts gave, St. Columban the 2-1 win. • . Forward Joanne Terpstra was named the player of the first half and defence Sally Chaffe was named player of the second half. St. Columban, since the. team won last year's division, has moved up to the. first division this year, playing more competitive teams from further away than last year. So far, Si Columban has a 1-1 record this season with a 3-1 loss to the Sarnia Hornets on May 16. The next game is June 6 at St. Columban against Curinga, from London. by Crystal Whyte McNaughton reached base • three times each. Darcy McCutcheon's running catch in deep centerfield with the bases loadedand two out, and Cody McNaughton's 4 foot bunt that turned into a three bagger were game highlights... Future Action: Seaforth at Goderich Twp:; -June 9, 7:00 p.m. (Wednesday); Seaforth at Atwood, June 10, 7:00 p.m. (Thursday). MAKE NO MISTAKE! A vote for Mike Harris is a vote for MORE Slot Machines in Ontario communities. (1,000% increase under Harris and more proposed) ON JUNE 3 SAY NO to encouraging gambling addiction SAY NO to the Harris Gambling agenda SAY NO TO MIKE HARRIS! www.nodicemike.com Vote June 3rd Tony McQuail Tony McQuail and Today's NDP are the ONLY choice that will Stop the Tax Break for the wealthy and put that money back into health care, education, and environmental protection. Today's NDP, Clearly on Your Side!!! For a ride to the polls call 524-7918 or 1-800-899-5087. Authorized by the CFO for Tony McQuail MANUF tx tnORS • I'4' "DIRECT TO YOU" •WE HAVE IT ALL FOR Dirt KM. GREAT CASUAL LNNIQ" • roc Outdoors • Pools • Gallo Ares • S.vuoms � •. to NEW 0••tpm Rasa • $;1 1;N; QUALITY • A LASTING IMPRESSION Quite Simply the Finest j P.V.C. 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