HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 1999-07-28, Page 13Karen Andrea
V anst'eclandt
ft daughter of Gilbert &
Ricki \"ansteelandt grade•
, atcd front the University of
Windsor on .Jun. .B.-1999
She received her Bachelor
a of Science and Bachelor of
Education. deijrees. concur -
xrent education program
with a major in Biology
Karen is a ttorntcr student
of '.t. ('olumban and St
Patrick Schools.. Dublin
.uu1 St. Michael Secondary
`r -ho ot. Stratford Karen is
c.oitiniiing her education
Well done Karen
( nlratulations and Best
Cuter.
eitdtavthtrs: Luce Mlont.
Dad. Tanya & Kevin
Sports
Trebles tournament successful
The Seaforth Lawn
Bowling 'Club .held a Seaforth Lawnbowling Club
successful trebles tournament
on July 25 sponsored by Fred
and Betty Tilley..
In first place were the
Keene family of Stratford
-with Glenn (skip). Glennis
(vice) and daughter Allison
leading.
Second was Moe Cosyn of
Woodstock with Jean and
Carol Fuller.of Ingersoll.
Third was another family
team with Brenda -Empey.
Clinton. skip Diane March.
Burlington (vice) and father
• Art .Finlayson (lead). Fourth
place went to Lee Ryan.
Carol Carter and Thelma
' Coombs. •
Fifth was another Seaforth'
team of Neil and Donna
Beuerman with Ivor Newton
of St. Marys leading.
Sixth went to Marjorie
Leslie (skip). Marilyn
Lancaster•(vice) and -Re'g
Near (lead) of St. Marys
Consolation prize .went t0
Burl Roller and his rink from
Florida. •
The hard luck prize fqr the
day went to London's thistle
club entry of Ken and Eileen
Crowe and Billie Van Exan.
Mac Cosyn commented on
the excellence of the Seaforth
Greens and weather-wise it
was a good day.
Bowling in Goderich last
Tuesday evening. four
Seaforth_ teams were in the
.prize money. First place went
to Donna and Neil Beuerman
with Donna as skip. Second
was Lee Ryan and Carol
Carter, third prize to Bob
Doig and Thelma Coombs
and fourth to Jack and Marie
Muir.
July 22. in ladies pairs at
Atwood. Eileen Adamson
and Jean Lunn -were first
prize winners.
Thelma Coombs and Olive
Papple were also twogame
winners. -
July 21 at Lois Haines
tournament in Clinton. Erich
and Joyce Matzold won
seventh prize. '
Thursday at 10:30 a.m. will
be ladies pairs at the Seaforth
Greens sponsored by Neil
and Edna Bell.
We are sorry to report Neil
has not been in good health
this year and he and -Edna are
missed at the bowling club.
Tuesday, July 27, will be the
monthly social with potluck
supper and bowling after.
Happy 50th Anniversary
1949 August 1 1999
Raymond Robert
Hoggarth
and Helen Joan Marie
(Fowler)
Our best wishes and
congratulations!
With love. your family
and friends
GRA 1 UATION
Susan Hundertmark phyto
Fastball donation
Lions Club president Bob Beuttenmiller accepts a S750 cheque
from Trevor Price, of the Seaforth Reds Fastball Club, which
raised the money with a tournament June 18-20 at lions Park.
The money will go towards improvement of the ball diamond
Punch's Boys hockey team
awards, players at barbecue
The 6th annual summer of Dublin coaches and is
barbecue' and social was held known as The Punch in his
• on July 24 for Punch's Boys look alike Imlach hat.•
of the .Seaforth Industrial Tom Turner Jr. received the
Hockey League. • sparkplug award for his
It was held at Paul Coyne's motivational contributidn.
in Seaforth.- . , He commented that the will
There was ' special to win was stronger in this
appreciation at this year's club than any he had
party as, after six years of : experienced.
competitive sportsmanship Kevin Coyne, the captain. -
and seasoning. the original received the silver stick
groupthis year won its first trophy for his scoring ability.
league championship. The team looks forward to
Pete Flanagan of the ' many years of competition
original team passed away in ' and possibly more
the second year and was well championships and tothe
remembered and missed. return,of Frank Flanagan
who was on leave last year.
In his name. a trophy .is • It would be so nice_ to have
annually awarded to a player •Frank on a championship
for outstanding defensive team." Punch said.
contribution. This year the The team showed their
award went to Brian Melad} appreciation to the Punch by
Seaforth who is the team's •giving hilt- an -expense paid
netmind•er. His father Brian week at a northern resort.
Huron Plowmen
The Huron Plowlten's
Association is holding its
annual plowing match on
Friday,,August•20, 1999.
This year's match is being
hosted on the farm of
William and Amy
Fothcringham.
The farm is located at Lot
39, Conc. . 3 LRS.
Tuckersmith Township, two
comers south and one corner
east of Clinton or four
corners west and two corners
south of Seaforth.
The plowing starts in the
morning with late model and
antique tractors competing.
Later in the morning. the
horse plowing begins. The
Queen of the Furrow
contestants plow at noon
followed by more plowing in
the afternoon.
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EVERY THURSDAY
Doors Open at 6:30 pm
Bingo Starts al 7:00 pm
$500 on 50 calls
Pot of Gold $500
on 52 calla
Loonle Bin
A horseshoe pitching
competition is also being
held in the afternoon.
The Queen of the Furrow
speeches bcgin,at 3 p.ni.
Supper will be served at 5
p.m. followed by the awards
,presentation.
The - reigning Huron
County Queen of the Furrow
is Erin McNaughton of
Kippen. She will be
.crowning her successor
during the • awards
presentation at the end of the
day and will be competing at
the International Plowing
Match. north of Dashwood,
from Sept. 21-25.
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Players are Kevin Coyne.
Mau Klaver. Ted-Janmaat.
Steve McGregor. ' 'Dave
"Smiley" Kramers, Don
Ruston. Kevin •Melady, Tom
Turner. Paul'Coyne. Larry
Coyne: Brian-Melady. Bill
McIver and Paul Dolmage.
Rower wins
championship
Seventeen -year-old Peter
Van Rooijen. grandson of
Margaret Gorwill; of
Seaforth. is. one of a four -
man rowing team from.
Brockville Collegiate that
won • the Canadian
championship recently.
The junior men's
heavyweight team won gold
_at the Canadian schoolboy
rowing championships in
St. Catharines during the
first weekend in June:
Lyndsey Saiverda S.tLghter
of Ed & Mary Salverda R R
#1. Londesboro. graduated
June 8. 1999 from Brock •
University with a Bachelor
Degree in Recreation and
Leisure Studies. Lyndse .
will.be chnnnuing her
education at Georgian
College in the program of
Therapeutic Recreation in
Orillia.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
DAN
There is no
looking back
now...you're 30!'
Love: John, JoAnn,
Susan and Norine
HAPPY 25th
ANNIVERSARY
Tom & Rose Ann
Simonsen
August 3rd
Love & best wishes
Your son Tom .1r.
relatives & friends
Forthcoming Marriage
Elson—Dolmage
Kimberly .inn Elson
' and. -
Donald Patrick Dolmage
are pleased to announce
their forthcoming
marriage. •
Die wedding will fake place
on Sautrday..lugust 7. 1999
at ti -a( in the evening .
•. at the home of
[).mils and. Linda Birch.
..iii.olin reception will .
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Royal Canadian Legion in
Clinton. Everyone welcome. -
Semi -formal or come as von
THEN
HAPPY 25th
Mary & Jim
Barnes
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2 pm to 5 p.m. Pot Luck.
No gifts please. Non perishable
donation to food bank. Box provided.
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and friends.
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