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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 1999-06-23, Page 1414—THE HURON EXPOSITOR, June 23, 1999 Correspondents Rec department offers many summer activities The Seaforth recreation department will be offering .a number of summer activities for both young and'old. Conditioning camp -will begin on July 5 and will run all month on Monday. Wednesday, and Fridays from 9 a.m. to noon at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Registration fee will be $85 per person. Tennis lessons will be held by Hank Binnendyk for both youth and adults, as well as beginners and advanced. Youth beginner will be held from 10:30 a.m. to noon beginning on July 5, youth advanced willbe held from 6:30 - 8 p.m. also beginning on July 5. Adult beginner will follow on Monday evenings from 8 - 9:30 p.m. and the adult advanced class will be field on Wednesday evenings from 7 to 8:30,p.m. beginning•on July 7. Registration fee is' $30 for youth and $40 for adults. ; Other programs to watch for include a basketball camp and computer camp. For more information or registration please call the recreation office at 527-0882. Aqua Fitness classes Water exercise is almost the perfect way to condition the body without the stress and impact of land exercise. It"s great for all ages and conditions, and can help you train for the sport of life. • The Seaforth Lions Pool will be offering Aqua Fitness classes beginning on Monday, July 5. Shallow water/noodle classes will be held at noon on Mondays and Wednesdays, and deep/shallow combo classes on Tuesday evenings beginning at 7:30 p.m.- All classes will be conducted by Drusilla Leitch, a Speedo Aquafitness System certified instructor -trainer and assessor, Classes will cost $40 for eight lessons 'or $50 for 10 lessons. For more information, please contact the Lions Pool at 527-0950 or Drusilla at 527-1182. • 1 i ana`da Day activities ' Don't miss this year's Canada Day Celebrations in Seaforth on July I. Once again the firemen will be cooking a hearty. breakfast early in the morning for the community tb enjoy at the firehall. Aftcr the breakfast. swing around to Victoria Park and register, for the'Heritage Poker Walk which will begin.at 10 a.m. , Everyone is invited to the. Seaforth and Area Museum opening which will he held at the town hall from 1 to 3 p.m. Former Dublin students graduate from university Dublin am thrilled to,see students graduate. Congratulations to Michelle Elliott. daughter of Gene and Darlene Elliott, who graduated from Guelph University on June 9 with a Bachelor of Arts degree with honours -and with a major in Sociology and a: . minor in Family and r Child Studies. She ' /will continue her education this fall at Wilfrid Laurier University' to pursue a Master of Social Work degree. Congratulations to Carrie Ann Natywary, daughter of Brucc and Julie Natywary, who graduated from the University of Western Ontario with a B.A. in Sociology.. She will continue her H - Hugs you all tltc way. E -Exciting. Energetic • R - Remarkable - the best. All our (dads and grandpas, you have passed the test. Congratulations to John and Kathy Rcwland on the happy arrival of a new baby bdy, Thomas Edward John, born on May 17 at Stratford General Hospital. weighing 9 lbs. 9 oz. Congratulations to proud grandparent, Marg and Ed Rowland of Dublin, and Jean and Glen Sykes of Mitchell. Congratulations to Pam and Steve Shewan on the happy arrival of a new baby boy, David Patrick. born on May 18 at Stratford General Hospital, weighing 6 lbs. -7 oz. (Big brother Christopher is thrilled!) Congratulations to proud grandparents. Mery and Joyce Shewan, and Hary and Yvonne Hoggart, and to great grandparents. Marjorie Morrison, Dublin, and Lorne and Ethel • Shewan, Palmerston. Happy 50th anniversary to Lou. and Pat O'Reilly who celebrated on June 19. By Do Di 345 education at Humber College in Toronto. Congratulations to Herman and DorothyKoert who celebrated a 25th anniversary on June 22. THOUGHT FOR TODAY -Song for Father's Day (to thc tune of "Let Me Call You Sweetheart"). 'F . means Fabulous Fathers 'A -Adorable each day T - Tremendous. Tender - loving. rothy Hof) -2883 Trip planned to London area Seaforth Horiculture Society Seaforth-and District Horticulture Society met at Northside United Church, June 9 at 6:15 p.m. to car pool to Birgit Hillier's herb garden at Holmcsville. We Looked at her gardens, and purchased her herbs. After thc tour we held our meeting in her sunporch. Eleanor Horst welcomed the 26 members and thanked Birgit. Nancy Kale reported on thc bus trip July 21 to the London area, Fanshawe Village, Eldon House and U.W.O. Arboretum. Bring a - bag lunch and let Nancy Kale know if you arc interested. Door prizes were drawn and Evelyn Carter and Corry Klaver served lunch. Vet discusses sheep health at Huron Sheep Club meeting • Huron Sheep Club - The second meeting of the Huron Sheep Club was held on May 17 at Florence Pullen's home. When we first arrived, we played frozen tag. Then we judged a class of breeding ewe lambs. After this, we went inside and had roll call. The question we had to answer was: What signs would a sheep show that would tell you it was sick? When roll call was over, our visitor Clare Tompkins, a veterinarian from Wingham, spoke to us about sheep health. She talked about topics such as diseases'and symptoms of diseases. vaccinations and deworming and lambing. The next meeting will take place on June 28. By Suzanne Coleman - - Recreation preview By Marty Bedard Once again the giant fireworks display will finish off the day at the high school soccer field. Admission will be $10 per car load. Senior shuffleboard Senior shuffleboard is held at the Seaforth and District Community Centres Wednesday afternoons from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Last week's results are: Ladies: Velma Preszcator - 350, Shirley Morrison - 280 and Helen MacKenzie - 279 Men: Ken Preszcator - 362 and Phil Thomas - 151. Smart Serve training ' - The Hensall parks board will be offering a Smart Serve training session on Tuesday, June 29 at the Hensall Commtinity.Centre from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Registration fee is $20 per person and you must register in advance. Smart Serve is a training program to aid beverage servers in the skills of.responsible alcohol service. This workshop is for bartenders, security staff, community group members, caterers, managers, owners of licensed establishments. Special Qccasion Permit holders and•anyone else interested in responsible service. To register please, call the Hensall Arena at 262-3206 or the Hensall Municipal Office at 262- 2812. Registration space is limited and no registrations will be accepted at the door. Coaching applications Seaforth and District Minor Hockey Association will he accepting coaching applications until Aug. 11. Application forms can be picked up at the arena and completed forms can be mailed (P.O. Box 885, Seaforth) or dropped off at thc recreation office located inside the. arena or to any minor hockey executive member. Doubles Night Bingo Seaforth Minor Sports Council will be hosting a Doubles Night Bingo on Monday. June 28 at -the arena. All regular prize money will be doubled and the jackpot will he $2.000. Come out and support Seaforth Minor Sports. r " Marty Bedard Seaforth Recreation 4 Parks Department , P.O. Box 885 Seaforth, ON NOK I WO 1-519-527-0882 ' 1-519-527-2770 (tax) Email - c4threc@tcc.on.ca Complete Automotive Repair "Class A Mechanic" TIRE SALES. SERVICE & REPAIR ARCHIE'S sewiee eeafiee rum 527-0881 "Y `I 24 Go,erich Si. E. Sc:rlurt r PIANO TUNING • REPAIRS • REBUILDING •KEYS RECOVERED • DAMPP CHASERS • REGULATING • BENCHES BRUCE PULSIFER 4)1.922.1 "n, to i 1. Cl � FCP Thank You to the yeA* Huron,Brucc for your interest and support during the June 3rd election campaign. If you voted, thank you. If you voted FCP, thank you. The Family Coalition Party is here. Huron Bruce Contact: Linda Freiburger, RR3, Walkerton NOG 2V0, 881-0549 Check out www.familyparty.on.ca for our principles and policies. - Yours truly, • EVERYTHING* IN THE STORE! o - SII Ip -$tock* HOE DEC & BELTED Includes ry. Divan Accessones 6 Wp"Ere r Scott Hilgendorff photo Spring scramble Cam Doig, Marc Robinet, Doug Fry and Brian Nigh present a cheque for 5500 to lorie Zulauf, the Bethel Bible Church representative to the Seaforth and Area Food Bank. The money was rasied at the Seaforth Spring Scramble. A cheque• for 5200 was also given to the family of William Phillips of - Brussels who was killed in an industrial accident this spring. Auxiliary gives $2000 to Legion Legion News At the general meeting held last Thursday, Mary Doig, president of the Ladies Auxiliary to Branch 156 presented President Br. 156, Linda Gridzak with a cheque for $2.000 as a gift to the branch forits 70th anniversary. Tickets are going well for the Aug. 14 event which highlights "Eddie and the Edsels." Get your tickets as soon as possible. Donations were made to the local fireworks display of $100 and the Seaforth Horticulture Society of $100 for their work on the flower beds at our hall. Mitchell Legion Branch has invited our colour party to join them on Saturday July 3 for the Mitchell Homecoming parade. All - members are invited to attend. The Provincial Service Officer Randy Groundwater 'will be at Branch 156 on July 16 at 9 a.m. if you need an appointment, please contact Mary DeJong at 522-0474, as soon as possible. The list to sign up for the Branch Golf Tournament is on the board at the Branch. The cut off date is July 1. Also please pay your entry fee before July 1. GRAY INSURANCE BROKERS INC. Allan Carter, Broker • Home • Auto • Commercial • Farm 522-0399 Seaforth 1.800-265.0959 Strathroy OFF OUR REG. PRICE ' Promotional nods and enos not included Sa'e !n effect tale day Saturday. Jen? 26.1999 al part'rpatng stores or Ir.-s'ock mer:hani se oily. Sr/. re speca. osiers Sale ;o:ds so d All Si. es Unal E.e.yone t:ercarrer 0,o OFF OUR REGULAR PRICE Alt Otber pe0elar' MERCHANT?ISE % OUR REG.. PRI OFF 447 Huron Street, Stratford 272-2722 Mon. - Fri. 9:30 am - 9:00 pm, Sat. 9:30 am - 5:30 pm "Shores of Par Beer Huron" . de of Featuring: Sample a Wide Variety of Beers Cooking Demonstrations Brewing Information & Seminars "The Tastes of Huron" Merchandise & Memorabilia Beer Garden Live Entertainment by LATE NITE RADIO —t Admissiot1: t ,I Friday, July 2, 1999 4:00 p.m. -11:00 p.m. Saturday, July 3,, 4:00 p.m. -11:00 p.m. 1999 Goderich & District Memorial Community Centre •Coderich. Ontario SEAFORTH CELEBRATES CANADA DAY -JULY 1,1999 7:00 a.m. - Firemen's Breakfast at the Firehall 1:Oe p.m. - Heritage POKER WALK Beginning at Victoria Park - - Please Register and start between 10:00 and 10:30 am. No new starters atter 10:30 am. 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. - Seaforth & Area Museum Opening at the Town Hall - Official Opening & Remarks - Presentation to the Sills Family - Ribbon Cutting - Visit the Display Dark Giant Fireworks Display at the High School Admission - 510.00 per car Toad. Please bring your own lawn chair FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR CANADA DAY EVENTS WAS PROVIDED BY: - BOILERSMITH • SUN -NORTH SYSTEMS LTD. HiENSALL DISTRICT CO-OP (SEAFORTH STORE) DESIGN CONCRETE SYSTEMS LTD. • IOF KINBURN FORESTERS EAFORTH CREAMERY INC. - TOWN OF SEAFORTH +:=•BEAFORTH UONS CLUB AI ENTIRE FAMILY AND ENJOY TIN CIWRATIONS >ir