Huron Expositor, 2002-06-12, Page 14SATURDAY, JUNE 23 SPECIAL'
Susan Hundertmark photo
On the courts
Danielle Johnston, 8, of
Kitchener, played tennis
during the family fun day at
Seaforth District High School
Saturday held to celebrate
the retirement of phys. ed.
teacher Terry Johnston.
Sixtrin9 a
Healthier 411
Futur+er,
PiR77L7P+a(17014
Stag &. Doe
for
Kelli Rathwell
Brian Scott
Friday, June 22
9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Seaforth
Community Centre
For Advanced Ticket
Call 263-5111
Kim Jamieson
RMT
Registered
Massage Therapist
Contact
Seaforth Chiropractic Centre
527-1242
for an appointment
FRIDAY, JUNE 22 SPECIAL
TOMATO BASIL PASTA
with Meat Sauce or
ALL -YOU- CAN -EAT
FISH & CHIPS$ C 95
a.
10 oz.
PORK RIBS �•.i►l�
ROAST BEEF $g•
SUNDAY, JUNE 24 SPECIAL
VEAL
CUTLET
OR
CHICKEN
BREAST $g 95
w/Linguine Noodles •
Seniors Discount 10%
SPARKY'S PLACE
FAMILY DINING
52t-1964 90 Main St. Saforth
The Commercial
1 st Annual
. Swing Into Summer
ALOHA DIPSOMANIA
- Big Party - Hawaiian Night
FRIDAY, JUNE 22 - 9 P.M.
.help us roast a pig!!!
Cook prizes for...
•limb. Contest
•Swintrttit Contest (Mali & F,mul.)
•Sum. Wrestling
•Hula -Near$
DJ spinning III .f gm fay.atriit.sl
where pippins drink for free!
required For mon Info 1.Il Brion of 525-7775
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Main St. Seaforth
525-7775
Sports
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Juno 20, 2001-13
Hot weather doesn't stop bowlers
at first tournament of season
The Seaforth Lawn Bowling
Club held its first tournament of
the season last week with
extremely hot weather prevailing.
Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club
Wednesday was men's pairs with I I greens in play.
Winners were as follows: first, Brian Fowler and Chuck
Townsend of London Fairmont; second, Wayne Wright of
Chesley bowling with Jack Ross of Stratford; third, Bob
Thomson and Harold Knight of Exeter; fourth, Harry
Urqhuart and Bud Bidwell of Woodstock; fifth, Norm Welsh
and Ron Jones of London Fairmont; sixth, Jorgen Fessler and
Dave Gray of Exeter Club; seventh, Carl Thiel and Al
Badley of Elmira. Consolation prize went to St. Marys, Lou
Cundari and Reg Near.
Thursday was ladies pairs (The Mel and Esther Brady
Memorial Tournament) and although the temperature was in
the 30s they did bowl three games.
One team had to stop at the end of the second game due to
the heat. First was Jean Shillington and Nell Thompson of
Clinton; second, Jane Hogg and Audrey McKinley, Clinton;
third, Ursel Buckholz and Audrey Duncombe, London
Elmwood; fourth, Jean MacKay and Audrey Burrows, Mt.
Forest; fifth, Sandra Jarmain and Deanna Palmer,
Thamesford, sixth Delphine Dewar and Maxine Hunking,
Atwood (Consolation). Lawn bowling is often a family game
as the two latter teams mentioned are both sister duos.
Wednesday evening saw a number of new people out to
the Open House at the club.
Bowling in Provincial Fours on Saturday and Sunday the
ladies team from District 4 placed third this year.
Last year they won the Canadian Championship.
Last year's men's championship team, the Besters with
Father Bob and sons Ryan, Mike and Chris again won this
Dianna's Country
Bakery & Cafe
St. Colum an 345-2804
OPEN Mon - Thurs - 6am - 7pm
Fri - 6am - 8pm, Sat - 7am - 2pm
Sun - 8am - 8pm
BAKERY SPECIAL
Banana Bread
Reg. 3.50
$200
NOW J
Breakfast Special
2 eggs with bacon, ham or
sausage toast Sr homefries until
} a.m. Sat. & Sun. '2.99
SUNDAY BRUNCH
10:00 AM TO 2:00 PM
$6 95
•
SUNDAY EVENING BUFFET
3:00 PM -8:00 PM
Roast Beef,
Roast Turkey
$7 95
•
Seaforth
Ringette
Registration
Wed., June 20
&
Thurs., June 21
7-9 pm
Seaforth
Community
Centre
First Year Bunny
(7 years and
under) Free
PRE -REGISTRATION
for POWER SKATING
Get an early start this year by pre -registering
your power skaters at the same time you sign
up for hockey. The power skating program .15
on Monday nights and runs for 2-10 week
sessions. The power skating program is a
part of the Seaforth Skating Club.
Thursday, June 21 &
Friday, June 22
Seaforth Arena
Pre -registering at the arena only.
Please no phone registrations.
Any information
call...
527-0465 or 522-1307
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STgAWBERRIEg
HOURS:
(weather & produce
permitting)
Mon. to Fri. - 8 to 8
Sat. 8 to 4 -Sun. 9 to 3
Hwy #4, 2 miles north of Exeter (519) 235-1491
Pick Your Own - Ready Picked
•Custom Orders •Placed at least one day ahead • Same day orders
accepted atter 12 noon - subject to availability of ready picked
• NOT AVAILABLE ON SUNDAY
Visit Us Later In The Season For:
Black Currants • Pickling Beets • Green 8 Yellow Beans
L • Tomatoes
TENNIS LESSONS
With 14101k 13ith»e►1tnk
Tennis Instructor at Bonita Beach Tennis Club,
Bonita Springs Florida. Member of Greenhills
Tennis Club, Lambeth, Ont.
The Huron East Recreation Department will
once again be offering tennis lessons for Youth
and Adults.
YOUTH BEGINNER - every Thursday
moming from 9:00-10:30 a.m. for 10 weeks.
YOUTH ADVANCED - every Thursday
moming from 10:30-12 noon for 10 weeks.
All begin Thursday, June 28, 2001.
Registration Fee for the Youth Lessons will be
$40.00.
ADULT BEGINNER - every Wednesday
evening from 6:30-8:00 p.m. for 10 weeks.
ADULT ADVANCED - every Wednesday
evening from 8:00-9:30 p.m. for 10 weeks.
All begin Wednesday, July 4, 2001.
Registration Fee for the Adult Lesson will be
$50.00.
JUNIOR MORNING
at
Seaforth Golf Club
Starts Tuesday, July 3 at 9 am Sharp
• Cost for non-members is $5.00 for the lesson portion
and $7.00 for the 9 hole round of golf as part of the
junior program that moming.
• If the junior is just taking the lesson portion they can be
picked up at 10:30 a.m.
• Juniors should bring their own equipment (clubs, balls,
tees) as rental sets are limited. Sets are available to
rent @ 1/2 price ($3.00).
• Dress code is in effect - no cut-off shorts, tank tops,
midriff tops, and all golfers must wear smooth bottomed
running shoes or soft -spike golf shoes.
SPONSORS DONATE PRIZES EACH WEEK THAT
ARE GIVEN OUT BY A RANDOM DRAW
CALLING THE HVR EAS TION OR EATCAN
14 DE SAT 1r�2 For more information can 519-522-0985
Club.
June 23 at 10:30 a.m. will he the Neil Bell Memorial
tournament at the Seaforth Greens. Last year saw 30 teams in
play.
July 26 will he a pot luck supper with howling or cards
after. Hostesses are Mary Finlayson and Beatrice Stoll.
Mary Finlayson
year's championship.
Friday evening the
Seaforth Club is invited to Clinton
to a mixed jitney at the Clinton
_ .1� R.�` ISN
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527-0180
On Highway 8 beside Mac's
WILL BE CLOSED
FOR RENOVATIONS
Sunday, June 24th through
Wednesday, June 27th
RE -OPENING
Thursday, June 28 at 11 a.m.
Regular Hours: Mon. to Wed. 11 am to 9 pm
Thurs. to Sat. 11 am to 11 pm
Sunday - CLOSED
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GQ` PORK CHOP BBQ c$
& FUN DAY
Sunday, June 24th
WINTHROP BALL PARK
• Outdoor Church Sevice - 1:00 pm
• Crazy Baseball - 2:30 pm
• Events for Children
• Pork Chop BBQ 4:30 pm -6:30 pm
Tickets: Adults...9.00; Children...5.00
Under 5 are free
Tickets available from Winthrop Store,
Nifty Korners or Board of Steward Members
We're changing
to serve you
better...
we're extending our ho
Commencing on July 7th
Saturday Morning from
gam -fpm
Dorothy Beuermann
Agent
62 West St., Goderich N2Z 2K3
519-524-2138
(; 0 the co-operators
0pen
House
Hot Dog Day
Friday
June 22,
Hot Dog Et Pop
Minimum
Donation $3.00
11:30am - 2:OOpm
62 West Street
Goderich
524-2138
United Way of tai the co-opethtoz
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