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Showcase game pits professionals
against hockey school staff Thursday
— 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
and social time.' Last week's
results arc: •
Ladies: Shirley Morrison -
418. Helen Mac Kenzie; -.
357. and Audrey: Mclean -
348. •
Men: Bruce McLean - 501.
'Roll Reichenhach - 194 and
Ken Lingelbach - 141.
Children's Centre .
Registration
• The Seaforth Co-operative
Children's Centre will.be
hosting an open' house an.d
fall. registration on Aug. 24
from 5 to'7 p.m. Programs• .
include. full and half-day
child care. music for -young
children. -nursery school. and
before and. after school
programs.
Showcase Hockey Game
. The. annual summer
Showcase Hockey Game
Recreation preview
featuring local NHL. junior
and college players will take
on the staff of the Dave
McLlwain Hockey School
on Thursday. Aug. 19 at 7:30
p.m. Proceeds •from the
game will go towards minor
hockey.
• Fall and Winter •
Registration,
The annual fall and winter
program registration nights
will he held on Wednesday.
Sept. l and Thursday. Sept. 2
from 7 to 9:p.m. at the
Seaforth and District
Community Centres. Come
'register for minor broomball.
figure skating. ringette,
curling and Cubs: Scouts and
Beavers: .The figure skating
club would.like.to inform
you that they will. he. hosting
a skate and dress exchange
during the two registration
nights. It will also he•
hosting power skating for
children 6 and up in two
sessions - October to
December and January. to
March. Adult skating
lessons will also be offered
on Thursdays:
Come out on Sept. 1 and 2
and sign up.
Marty Bedard
Seaforth Recreation & Parks
Department
P.O. Box -885 •
Seaforth, ON NOK I WO
1-519-527-0882 •
1-519-527-2770 (fax) •
Email.- c4threc@tcc.on.ca
Seaforth bowlers spend week
in out-of-town tournaments
The Seaforth Lawn
Bowling Club bowlers have
been active in out-of-town
tournaments this past week.
Last .Tuesday. two •ladies•
trebles rinks participated at
Mitchell but rain hampered
the play .most of the day..
Two teams travelled to
Southampton on Wednesday.
but missed out on prizes.
Also on Wednesday. Fred
Tilley and Dennis Schmidt
bowled •in the 50;andover
.optional singles at,London's
Fairmont Club and .won
fifth.
On Thursday. Fred and •
Betty .Tilley ' and Erich
Llatzold were h.igh.two-
game winners at a London
tournament. Also competing
were Neil and Donna
Bcuerman and: Eiteen-
Adamson. I _ ` .
August 14 saw Jack and
'Marie Muir and Jim• Stotts
win first prize at titchelt.-
Seaforth Lownbowling Club
:mixed trebles tournament
hi le Lee Ryan and. Fred
Tilley won the consolation
prize at Woodstock men's
open tournament. .
Coming up on Aug: 25 is
the annual double draw
tournament and the largest
ono of the year for the
Seaforth•club. The ladies
will be catering to more than
100 •tlo%viers -for supper and:
as in any.organization. the
help .of all members and
associates is greatly
appreciated_ •
Most prizes are donated by
the members •and associates
as well as donations towards
food..€the day. With
today's .rising expenses, this
tournament helps the lawn
bow ling club remain solvent.
Monday evening is men's
night with' Goderich men as
Correspondents
Residents enjoy
gardens and -fish pond
at annual garden party
Queensway Nursing Home
Thirty-three residents ;end volunieers travelled to Bill
(1thstni's home Monday attern on to attend -his annual
garden party: The day was beautiful, mild and sunny.
Residents enjoy ed'ssandering'the grounds taking in the
garden,. tish pond. and grape artkuir. -
Later in the afternoon BW and %olunteers served bis
famous carrot cake and ice ;ream with coffee:ortea.
Winnie Hutton. 1\ttoral care volunteer conducted the
worship service Tuesda at ternoon with a sermon on the
beauty of God's creation • Belva Fuss w as solunteerorganist
and Marg ('ole assisted resttlents
• Edna l)tetr Ira\ell-d with the tuck .art to residents on
•Wednesday and assisted them with their purchases of
sundries and book choice, tram the library section (Attie
cart. Several resident, traselled to the'annual flower show in
Hensall assisted lis \tat g Cole, and were thrilled to discover
that the yellow rose trom our rose garden took a first -place
ri¢bcm._.
Queensway has been benefiting from the services Of co-op
student Karol Hodgins She, will be with us for eight weeks
and is pleased to be assistig in the activation.depanment
providing extra visitation and attention to residents. whether
it be walks outdoors. manicures, reading or games,
A euchre party. was held in the retirement home lounge
following senior diners. Thursday night. Residents and
volunteers filled four tables of fun tilled but competitive card
playing.
The Frida) at ernoon i rdeo was a travelogue called' The
Great World Cruise Of the QE2". • •
Coring.Events: Aug. 18.6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Family and •
Community Seniors barbecue. Aug. 20, 7 p.m: Friendship
Friday with Carol LeBeau and Bill Pepper. -
4-H team goes to regionals
The fourth meeting of the Huron Sheep Club took place on
July 19. We discussed various health problems and what to do
about them and judged oranges. The next meeting will be .
held on Aug. 31.
The Huron County Go For The Gold was held on July 27.
Two Sheep,Club teams participated. The Sheep One team
consisted of Robyn Etherington, Tonya and Shawn Drost, and
Tim Devereaux and the Sheep Two team consisted of Sarah
Broaditot, Arny McClure. Suzanne Coleman and Siobhan
Cox.
The Sheep One team will go on to the regional Go For The
Oold on Aug. 23.
Suzanne Coleman
guests. ,
Aug. 23 will he a cleaning
bee at the club house at 9
a.m. sharp.
BUCK & DOE
for
Mark King
Beth Palin
Friday. August 20
Clinton Arena
9 pm - 1 am
Music by: Neat Guys
Age of Majority Required
Tickets: $5.00 each
For more information
phone 527.2546
'ttrhelle Shrop.hall. the Jaugh-
ter Of Dun and Elaine
Shropshall. graduated with
Honors un June 15. front
Georgian. College tram the Law
and Enforcement Program.
Mit:tielle has accepted a iceurl,v
position with Casrnu Windsor
`tichelle is a granddaughter or
Jack and . Florence Carter or
Seaforth and Fred .ind Ruth
Shropshall Of Bayfield.
Congratulations Michelle. We
are all very proud of our
a:.omplishmen1
Love,
Dud. .Hurn, Andrea, Knott,
David and Derek
HAPPY 1`'
ANNIVERSARY
Danny & Tanya Oliver
August 22, 1998
Lots of rove from your
family & Mends.
7
IVCK&DOE
for
Anne Kerslake
&
IIJeffrey Tremeer
ba Sat., Aug 21199
41. 9:00 -- 1:00 am
t $6.00 / Ticket
t For Tickets call:
345-0053
or
348-0113
HAPPY
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BIRTHDAY
August 21 , 1999
Harry
DenHaan
Lots of Love
Marilyn, Nick
Leanne, Ashler,
Mandl
Drop in
OPEN HOUSE
for
Murray Townsend
&
Michelle Gross
on their upcoming marriage
Sat., Aug. 21st
1 'til 4 p. m.
At the home of George
& Ruth Townsend
Best Wishes Please
is'•
I5' WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
Rayand Tracy ince Francis 1
Lamont were married in -{:.
3}, Benmdler. Ontario on August .2.•
i- .1998 with Rev. Morgan offiiciat-
ung: Tracy the daughter of Glen . t•
and Carol Francis of Mitchell and 1..
Ray rs the sun of Bruce and
Margaret Lamont of Seaforth,
e, Matron ok,Honoor was Heather
Niles, friend of the bride and
Pest Man. Jason Wheatley, friend
of the groom. Flowergirf wss +t,
Zoey Pulles and Ringbearer .
Mi,. bac' . Rose. Master of
Ceremonies was Bill Tremer.
trtend of bride and grouts.
Following the cereniouny i"casual
reception was held at the term of
the bride's parents. The beide and
groom honeymooned on
Manitoulin island and now reside
outside Seaforth. We would like
to thank our family and friends
for their continued support.
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Fo,�t/
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FORTHCOMING
MARRIAGE
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MALONEY/SUCHANAN
Hary and Leon .Mak>niv al
Dublin are pleased to announce
:he iorthr ming ,nonage rel
then daughter Kimberly toy to
timothy Glen Buchanan. son u
Shirley and Ken Buchanan ar
• .4nsnad
w 'he wedding well take plan' .m
g ,a 1.60p
August 18. 1'799
,, 1.60p.in , St. Columban
Roman Catholic Church
0 Sr. Cohunban
50th Anniversary
August 13th 1949-1999
Gordon & Ada Blanchard
The children and
grandchildren of Cord dr Ada
Blanchard invite all their
friends and neighbours to
oui them in the :eiebratiitn
• of their 50th Wedding
Anniversary..An open house
will be held a the home of
John Sr Susan Blanchard on. :
Sunday, August '2nd 1999
from 2 pm until 5 pm.
Thompson–Coombs
lean Thompson is pleased
to announce the
forthcoming marriage of
her daughter
Kerrie Lynn
Shawn Howard.
sen of. Rev .end Rita
tixnths:
rite wedding will take place
Friday..1uquo Mgt) .0
St. James Roman tattinn(
.. Church•'Sralorth
50th :ANNIVERSARY
The t'amilies tit
Bob'& Betty Hams
would like to invite you
to their backyard gather- 1
ing to celebrate their
inth Wedding Anniversary i
Aug. .21 st '_ pm at
65 Elizabeth Street,
Seatorth Ont. fa
YOUR PRESENCE IS
YO(;R GIFT:it
KINDER CORNER
Quality Home Daycare
OPENING.
SEPTEMBER 7/99
Qualified :staff (ECE; is parr of our team.
Open 6 am to.6 pm Mon. to Fri. Full time.
part-time and day to day basis. Reasonable rates!
Meals and snacks. Love and care that comes from
the home.
Call today for more information •
527-2865 or 527-0042
•
C4T" CENTENAIRES JR. D.
HOCKEY _CLUB
TRYOUTS
at Seaforth and District Community Centres
Tues., Aug. 31 - 9:00 p.m
Thurs., Sept. 2 - 8:00 pm to 10 pm
Sat., Sept. 4 - 8:00 pm to;10_pm
Please contact Dave Parsons at
519-273-4578
previous to tryout
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A SUMMER SHOWCASE 0
HOCKEY GAME ezIsi el
A Thursday, August 19th •- 7:30 P.M. at the •
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A on featuring... Ed nto� �1ers
DAVE MCLLWAIN CCM
A HOCKEY SCHOOL STAFF •
A ov,�/""arns VERSES Mike MeniRang. •
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A o�,Y,fitd0N LOCAL PRO AND ua E .. w
A Col U -�S� AMATEUR TALENT
AADMISSION:
APreschoolers - FREE Students - :3.00 Adults -'5.00 Family - 115.00 ii.
Raffle draw available for a Autographed Curtis Jos ph & Bryan
A Berard Hockey Stick of Ths Toronto Maple Leafs.
A All proceeds will go to die Seaforth and District A
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Come out and see the Pros right in your Home Town!
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