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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2000-02-23, Page 11Sports Exciting hockey offered in play-offs Senior Shuffleboard continues every Wednesday afternoon from 1:30 to 4 p.m. at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Everyone is welcome to come out for an afternoon of fun and fellowship. Last week's winners were: Ladies: Velma Preszcator 379, Shirley Morrison - 378 Land Mary McMillan - 368. Men: Earl McNaughton - 429. Al Hoggarth - 295 and Ken Preszcator - 291. March Break Program The Seaforth Recreation Department would like to remind all school -aged children about our March Break Program. The March Break will be held March 13 - 17 so mark this week on your calendar and watch for Recreation preview the flyer which will be circulated through the schools. Activities being planned are swimming, skating, howling, crafts and games. For more information call the Recreation Office at 527- 0882. Minor Hockey play-offs The Seaforth minor hockey playoffs are moving along nicely with most teams still playing. If you are looking to see some exciting hockey, come out to the arena and Correspondents cheer on your favorite team. Dates and times of these games change from day to day. To find out who plays when. call the Seaforth and District Community Centres (527-1272) for the most up to date times. Seaforth Happy Citizens The Seaforth Happy Citizens' regular meeting will be held at the Seaforth Legion Branch 156 on Thursday, March 2 at l:30 p.m. Come out and enjoy an afternoon of cards and fellowship. The meeting Locals return from Holy Land The group of local people touring the Holy Land. including Maria Vogels, has returned home. The 13 - hour flight coupled with an eight-hour time difference. have left the pilgrims feeling the effects of "jet lag." ' Maria relates she thoroughly enjoyed the trip. Mount Carmel. Mount Tabor. Massada. Capemaum, Bethlehem and Jerusalem were some of the sites visited. The pilgrims could touch the top of the hill of Golgotha in a Church at that site. The Way of the Cross is unnervingly commercialized with hawkers selling their wares along those streets. Maria relates that the last few "stations" are treated more sacredly. A highlight for the group was the celebration of Mass by local pastor, Father Moe Charbonneau, on the shores of the Sea of Galilee: The Grade 7 and 8 students from'St. Columban School who visited,Quebec City have returned to relate their adventures: The St. Columban By R 345 Mary C. yon -2560 eef students were there during the annual "Bonhomme Carnival" and so enjoyed some skiing, the ice palace, snow sculptures, and sliding down the ice slide which is built every year for the event. The trip was educational as well, with a tour of the "Upper Town" and "Lower Town." When Quebec City was first built, it was a walled city. Today, the modern city is separated from the old city by the wall. "Upper Town" and "Lower Town" are in the old city.' The original buildings there house the Parliament buildings. shops and traditional restaurants. The students toured Notre Dame Basilica. Chateau Frontenanc and the Quebec Imax which showed them the history of Quebec. • While not everyone from the school went to Quebec to enjoy the "Bonhomme Carnival" there, the remaining students celebrated their own version here with teams and games. Gospels experienced first-hand during trip Dublin Father Maurice Charbonneau and a large group of parishioners enjoyed a wonderful trip to the Holy Land. We were fortunate to have him share his experiences with us during his homily. Here are some of his thoughts: "We experienced first- hand what we read in the Gospels." Father Moe said Mass on the mountains. At their fingertips, they experienced the Mount of Transfiguration and the Sea of Galilee. This trip was an experience in itself for By Do Di 345 rothy Hon -2883 (:-Sw sights and sounds. Heartfelt sympathy of the community is extended to Rose Horan, from St. Patrick's Church, Dublin, and to all Rose's family, on the recent death of Rose's father, John Lansink, who passed away in Seaforth on Feb. 12. Sympathy to John's wife. Ann Lansink, and to all family and other relatives and friends. THOUGHT FOR TODAY Horse sense is what keeps horses from betting on • people! Legion Auxiliary recognized Hensall The Hensall shuffleboard scores for Feb. 15 include Tom Williams 584, Alice Thiel 560, Ethel McMurtrie 556, Hazel McEwen 507, Ina Williams 504, Doris Hamilton 482, Dave Woodward 456, Ray Warrener 453. The February meeting of the Hensall Legion Ladies Auxiliary was held Feb. 9. President Iva Reid presented Joyce Willert with a certificate of merit and Joan Beierling was also presented with her 25 year pin. M.C.L. SOUND f FULL D.J. SERVICE ' r' Book Your Receptions, .r f Buck & Does early! . For more info. call .r John McLeod 1 1 482-9984 f evenings .A FRI. & BAT. 7 & 9 PM SUN.-THURS. 6 PM FRI.-THURS. FEBRUARY 25 - MARCH 2 Bnue Matthew It ILLIS PERRY .., r mor . t .., w...,._- ..,.. whole NineYards - _ .-4,4.4.44,4Hs ,y. ONE 01 THE YEAR S BEST /HMS! THE HURRICANE 1© 8 PM NITELY COAME LANGUAGE 10N6 OISTANCI7 CALL 1 800 2653138 FOR TOIL 11111 MOM 1110 -_• -� STARLIGHT DISC JOCKEY SERVICE Musk for all occasions Big or smolt we do 'ern all, PHONE 519-887-6105 ANYTIME! 11l Dianna's Country Bakery & Cafe St. Columban 345-2804 2 eggs with bacon, ham or sausage toast & homefries until 2 p.m. Sat. &Sun. '2.99 SUNDAY BRUNCH 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM $695 SUNDAY EVENING BUFFET 4:00 PMto7:30PM Roast Beef and Porkchops $795• will take place following euchre. Minor Sports Bingo Seaforth Minor Sports Council invites everyone to their -weekly hingo. which is held every Monday night at the Seaforth and District Community Centres at 7:15 p.m. Jackpot on Monday. Feb. 28 will he $1,000. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and ticket sales begin' at 6:30 p.m. For more information on the hingo please call 527-0882 or 527-1272. Marty Bedard • Seaforth Recreation & Parks Dept. Phone - 527-0882 Fax - 527-2770 Email - c4threc@tcc.on.ca Happy 25th Birthday THE BIG CATCH Cheri McClure Feb. 27 444114 Love - Your Family & Friends St. Columban Soccer Registration Sat. Mar. 4 10 am -2 pm Sun. Mar. 5 12 noon - 3 pm Seaforth and District Community Centres Watch next week's Expositor for further details Seaforth Centenaires Jr. D. Hockey Club COED SMO -Pine TOURNAMENT Saturday, March 4, 2000 Seaforth Optimist Ball Park Entry lee.. s150°° For more details contact Toby Philips @ 345-2427 You are irwlted to attend' these a/wadi fd ies SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CHURCH 38 Godench Et E 527.2253 Rev 881 & Rev. Mavis Hauser Sunday 10:45 Worship 7:00 p.m. Praise Wed.: 7:30 pm Study and Prayer Full Gospel with a pentecostai message. WARM WELCOME St. Thomas Anglican Church Jarvis St. Seaforth Rev. Robert Hiscox 482-7861 Sunday, Feb. 27th Service of Moming Prayer 9:30 a,m. I, CAVAN (wnthrop) 930 a m & NORTHSIDE (Godsrid+ 81., Seabrel) 11:00 a.m. UNITED CHURCHES 527-2635 uocevrretcc.on.ce Bac 262. Seetorlf, • Moister RevSheds Macgregor Sunday School during services, nursery provided. - Bethel Bible Church An Associated Gospel Church 126 main St. Seatodh (formerly Canadian Tee) Adventure Club - Wad 7:00 pm. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Worship at 11:00 a.m. Pastor:Rev. Doug Corriveau 527.0982 Catholic Church Saturday • 5:15 pm St. James Parish, Seaforth Saturday - 7:15 pm St Joseph's Parish, Carton Sunday • 9:00 am St. Michael's Parch, Blyth Sunday - 11:00 em gt. Jamas Pariah, Sealorth Fathw Dino Salvador FIRST ' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 59 Goderfch St, W., S.North Worship at 11:15 Sunday School dung worship Nursery Available Pastor: Rev. N. Vandsrmey Egmondvilie United Church Rev. Judith Springett 11 am. Worship Sunday School Grades 2to8, 10 am. Nursery to Grade 1, 11 am. THE HURON EXPOSITOR. Pobr nary 23, 2000-11 Atwood Lions BINGO Atwood Community Centre EVERY THURSDAY Doors Open at 6:30 pm Bingo Starts at 7:00 pm Jackpot $500 on 54 calls Pot of Gold $500 on 53 calls Loonie Bin OW TANYA MERNER 1/4 ofaCentury Feb. 24 "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" From Dad & Mom, Stephen, Tracey & kids, Darrel & Kim & by Mike fir Nexis A1.l. 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