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Sports
Minor hockey, ringette
registration on June 20, 21
Shuftleboard will not be held at the
Seaforth and District Community
Centres on Wednesday, June 6, as the
hall has been previously booked.
Shuffleboard will resume June 13.
Last week's results are as follows:
Ladies: Ann Van Dooran - 472,
Wilma Pennings - 452, and Mary
McMillan - 340.
Men: Harry Pennings - 307, Ken
Preszcator - 289 and Cor DeCorte - 272.
Tennis Lessons
The Huron East recreation department
will once again be offering tennis lessons for
youth and adults.
Youth beginner will be held on Thursdays
from 9 -10:30 a.m. and touth advanced will
go from 10:30 - noon also on Thursdays.
Registration fee will be $40 for 10 weeks and
the lessons begin on June 28.
Adult lessons will be held on Wednesdays
beginning July 4. Beginners will go from
6:30 to 8 p.m. and advanced will go from 8 -
9:30 p.m.
Registration fee for the 10 weeks of
lessons will be $50. Registration or
information can be obtained by calling the
Huron East recreation office at 527-1272.
Minor Hockey, Ringette
Registration
Recreation preview
Minor hockey and ringette registration will
be held on Wednesday, June 20 and
Thursday, June 21 from 7 -9 p.m. at the
Seaforth and District Community Centres.
Late registration fees will apply after these
dates, so be sure to come in and register.
For any child registering for ringette the
first time as a bunny (age 7 and under), there
will be no charge.
For more information call Mary Verbeme
at 522-0967 or Bill Flanagan at 527-2080.
The ringette association is also looking for
teenagers who may be interested in making
some extra cash by becoming a ringette
referee. If you are interested, please call or
sign up at registration.
Marty Bedard
Huron East Recreation Dept.
Phone - 519-527-1272
Fax - 519-527-2770
Email - c4threc@tcc.on.ca
Last year's national ladies
champs advance uncontested
to provincials in Toronto
District
Provincial fours
playdowns were
held at the Seaforth
Seaforth Lawn Bowling News
Lawn Bowling Greens on June 2.
The winning foursome were St. Marys
entry with (skip) Jamie McClellan, (third)
Chris Johnson, (second) Larry McClellan and
(lead) Lee Ryan of Goderich and Seaforth.
Last year's Canadian championship ladies
were present for this year's playdowns but
were uncontested, automatically advancing
them to the Ontario Championships being
held in Toronto June 16 and 17.
The ladies team is (skip) Andrea Weigand,
Exeter. (third) Joanne Bugler, Exeter,
(second) Gloria McFalls, Exeter and (lead)
Carol Carter of Seaforth. We wish both rinks
well as they compete in the Ontario finals.
Seaforth's first tournaments scheduled are
The 4441 Van will be in Seaforth
men's pairs on
June 13 at 10:30
a.m. and ladies
pairs (the Mel
and Esther Brady Memorial) June 14 at 10:30
a.m.
In out-of-town tournaments Fred Tilley and
Erich Matzold were at St. Marys last
Wednesday in a men's pairs tournament.
Looking back at last year's news, this
coming week was hot and humid with
temperatures on June 10 above 30 degrees
celsius. This year so far has been quite a
change. Wednesday we hope anyone
interested in lawn bowling will remember the
club is holding an Open House at 7:30 p.m.
for anyone wishing to try the game of lawn
bowls.
The month of June is free to new bowlers.
Mary Finlayson
Scoreboard
Soccer
SOCCER
London and Area Women's
Soccer League
Kippen Gun
Club Results
Kippen Gun Club results
from the May 30 "Trap" are
as follows: Brent Lees 25,
Mark Tuckey 24, Ernie
Marshall 24, Dan Crerar 24,
Brad Mann 24, Doug
Dalrymple 23, Jamie
Caldwell 22, Glen Mogk 21,
Jon Gaiser 21, Wayne
Peachey 20.
Seaforth
students act
in Blyth play
Three Seaforth residents
are making their acting
debut at the Blyth Festival
this summer in The Outdoor
Donnellys running from
June 14 - July 1.
Mandy Weber, Heather
Rea and Ashley Holmes are
offering their talents in the
community scenes of The
Outdoor Donnellys occuring
before the major production
scheduled to begin at 8:45
p.m.
At 6 p.m. the event begins
when these actors participate
in numerous vignettes
around town in which the
Donnelly story unfolds.
Seaforth District High
School student Heather Rea
said "being generally
interested in the story of the
Donnellys" was her
motivation to play the role of
one of the Lindsay Sisters.
Mandy Weber, who plans
to major in theatre arts this
fall in college, plays the
other Lindsay sister who
said that participating in The
Outdoor Donnellys
collective is an "incredible
experience."
June 1
May 20
Corunna 3 @ St. Columban A 0
St. Columban goals: none
Coach's comments: A game of
tough luck for the home side.
June 3
Ingersoll 0 @ St. Columban 4
St. Columban goals: Katrina
Belfour. Joanne Terpstra. Jane
Crowley. Bonnie Rapier.
Coach's comments: Team advances
to quarter finals at City Cup
tournament.
Next game: June 10 --Sarnia City at
St. Columban.
June 3
Westend B 0 @ St. Columban B 3
St. Columban goals: Faye
Carnochan. Danielle Kistner. Ahhy
Dietz.
Coach's comment: Local ream
controls game from start to finish.
St. Columban deserved many more
goals but had trouble finding the
target.
Next game: June 6 at 6:30 p.m..
Kirkton at St. Columban. first round
of City Cup.
Atom 1!
May 29
Mitchell I at St. Columban 1
Sl. Columban goals: Travis
Loughane.
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