Huron Expositor, 2001-04-11, Page 16lb -THE HURON EXPOSITOR. April 11, 2001
Correspondents
Minor hockey plans
annual meeting for Apr. 18
Senior shuffleboard is held
at the Seaforth and District
Community Centres each
Wednesday from 1:30-4 p.m.
Everyone is welcome to
come out and enjoy an
afternoon of fun and
fellowship.
Last week's winners were:
Ladies: Helen MacKenzie
- 331, Velma Preszcator -
249, Helen Scott and Ruth
Gareau - 213.
Men: Lee Gareau - 304,
Cyril Cross - 271 and Ken
Preszcator - 257.
Fitness Classes
Fitness is Fun spring
classes will begin during the
week of April 17.
Drusilla Leitch will once
again instruct the morning
classes on Tuesday and
Thursday mornings from 9-
10 a.m. Drusilla will also
instruct line dancing if
enough interest is shown.
Evening fitness classes
with Kae Hubberts will be
offered on Mondays from
7:30-8:30 p.m., Wednesdays
from 7-8 p.m. or Thursdays
from 7-8 p.m. all at the
Seaforth and District
Community Centres.
Registration fee for all
fitness classes will be $40 for
once per week, $70 for twice
per week or $95 for
threetimes per week. For
anyone wishing to pay
weekly, the fee will be $5 per
night.
For more information
please call the Seaforth arena
at 527-1272.
Minor Hockey Annual
Meeting
The Seaforth and District
Minor Hockey Association
would like to invite all minor
hockey parents to their
annual meeting on
Wednesday, April 18 at 7
p.m. at the Seaforth and
District Community Centres.
Minor hockey will be
looking for new ideas,
suggestions for future years
and new executive members.
Come out and support minor
hockey and keep it a strong
organization for years to
come.
Senior Games
The Seaforth Senior
Games local events will
begin on Tuesday, April 24
with six -handed bid euchre at
the Seaforth and District
Community Centres at 1:30
pm.
Watch the Community
Calendar and this column for
future game dates and times.
If you missed the minor
ball, minor soccer and roller
hockey registration, you still
have a little time to get
signed up.
Registrations are being
accepted at the community
centres. Call 527-1272 for
information.
Marty Bedard
Huron East Recreation Dept.
Phone - 519-527-1272
Fax - 519-527-2770
CWL enjoys potluck dinner
St. Patrick's
CWL, Dublin,
enjoyed a joint
potluck dinner in
Dublin
the parish hall on March 26.
Ladies from St. Vincent de Paul,
Mitchell, St. Brigid's, Logan, and St.
Patrick's, Kinkora attended. After
enjoying the meal, they watched a
videotape from the fun night in
Mitchell.
Happy birthday to Marie Kelly who
celebrates April 4. Cheryl (Shewan)
Hern celebrates on April 4. Yvonne
Ducharme celebrates a birthday on
April 7.
Don and Eileen MacRae had the
Wolfe family home for "mother"
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Eileen's birthday
(April 10).
David and
Sharon Pelting,
Meaford had been to Otterville for
their grandson"Brett Pelting's" sixth
birthday patty on Saturday. Bill and
Kathy Wolfe, Mitchell and Tracy
and daughter Paige, Stratford, Jack
and Denise Kelly, Stratford and Jack
and Denise Kelly, Stratford were all
home.
Jack and Denise and the Kelly
family, Stratford and district were at
"Aunt Nora's" 90th birthday "Open
House" at Brussels Nursing Home
also on Sunday.
W.I. holds directors' meeting
Huron South
Women's
Institute District
Directors Spring
Huron South Women's Institute
Board meeting was held at
Hensall on April 3.
The ROSE Program (Rural
Ontario Sharing Education)
will be presented to all
Huron South residents in the
Fall of 2001.
Several important health
matters and facts will be
available to those that attend
this worthwhile function.
South Huron Women's
Institute branches will be
Biologist will speak
to Hensall
Horticultural Society
Hensall
The Hensall
shuffleboard scores for
March 27 are as follows:
Dave Woodward 548, Theo
Vandenboom 438, Ina
Williams 402, Carol Hillier
386, Edna Dietz 349, Doris
Hamilton 339, Tom Williams
328, William Coleman 321.
At Carmel Presbyterian
Church Dorothy Taylor was
the organist. Rev Roeland
Hartmans conducted the
Communion Service. Al
Hoggarth and Harry Smith
received the offering. Kathy
Bell gave the Easter Reading.
On Palm Sunday the service
will be an impromptu skit
geared towards children. The
church luncheon will be held
on April 10 from 11:15 a.rh.
to 1 p.m. Tickets are
available from Marlene at
263-6349.
Spring has returned to
Hensall and the Hensall and
District Horticultural Society
will hold the first meeting of
the season on April 18.
President Luanne Phair will
chair the meeting at Hensall
United Church. Guest
speaker Tom Dunbar from
Goderich is a wildlife
biologist consultant.
The Hensall shuffleboard
scores for March 20 are as
follows: Dave Woodward
464, Tom Williams 385,
Evelyn Venner 379, Isabel
Rogerson 379, Donna Smale
374, Gert Eagleson 355,
Lorraine Alexander 328, Jim
Davis 317.
At Hensall United,Church
Pirie Mitchell's message was
"The Prodigal Son".
Lauralee Scnieder was the
organist. The choir favoured
with an anthem "An Evening
Prayer". Dorothy Corbett
was the greeter with Joanne
Moir and daughter Sherry -
Lynn as ushers. Elaine
Corbett and Joanne Moir
received the offering.
Dennis Schnieder attended
the elevator.
selling cheese to
raise funds for
their projects.
The District
Annual meeting will be held
at Thames Road United
Church on May 17 at 6:45
p.m. hosted by Elimville
Branch.
The District Picnic is on
July 3 at Port Blake
Conservation Area hosted by
Grand Bend Branch.
The Huron South District
Women's Institute Fair
display "Salute to
Volunteers" was distributed.
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