Huron Expositor, 2002-06-19, Page 1014—THE HURON EXPOSITOR, ekowe !7/ 11001
Sports
Mixed pairs tournament
on Saturday is a success
The Seaforth behalf of the
Lawn Bowling Seaforth Club for
Club held a
successful mixed
pairs tournament on Saturday, June 23, the
"Neil Bell Memorial Tournament."
Eleven greens were in play and first place
went to Don and Marian Fahner of London.
Second was Harry and Shirley Jacobi of
Lucknow. Third was Fred and Betty Tilley of
Seaforth. High two game winners were Bob
Thomson and Doris Hackney of Exeter. Fifth
was Gerry Doney and Mickey Kindersma of
Stratford. Sixth was Brenda Empey of
Clinton and Mary Finlayson. Seventh went to
Brad Fleming and Bev Fritz of Chesley.
Consolation prize went to Jim Stotts and
Eileen Adamson of Seaforth.
Friday .evening saw Seaforth and Brussels
bowlers guests of the Clinton Lawn Bowling
Club in a two game mixed trebles jitney.
First place went to the team of Jack Muir,
Seaforth with Doris Cantelon and Don
Hopper of Clinton. Third place went to Jean
Shillington, Clinton with Hank Dorssers,
Seaforth and Ken Barker, Brussels. After
bowling, the Clinton ladies served cake,
strawberries and whipped cream. President,
Neil Beuerman gave courtesy remarks on
Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club
a delightful
evening.
Sunday saw two Seaforth mixed trebles
teams competing at the Mitchell Greens. Two
game winners were Fred Tilley, Erich
Matzold and Mary Finlayson with 2w +34
and Jack and Marie Muir and Joyce Matzold
with 2w +32.
Bowling in Lucknow on Saturday saw
Carol Carter of the Seaforth Club and Jo -Ann
Bugler, Exeter win the Provincial ladies pairs
. for the District. For the men's pairs it was
Jamie McLellan, St. Marys with Lee Ryan of
the Goderich and Seaforth clubs winning the
men's District pairs.
Last Thursday saw Fred and Betty Tilley
winning high two game prize at London
Thistle Club mixed pairs. Bowling in Exeter
Pairs on Wednesday Neil Beuerman and
Erich Matzold won second prize with
3w+48+2.
Coming up this week will be men's pairs
on Wednesday at the Lucknow Club. Friday
there is a mixed pairs at St. Marys while
Lucknow has optional singles starting at 6:30
p.m.
Mary Finlayson
Canada Dayoffers fireworks
and Firemen's breakfast
The Seaforth Firemen's Annual
Canada Day Breakfast will once
again be held on Sunday, July 1 at the
Seaforth Firehall from 7-11 a.m.
Come enjoy a full breakfast of eggs,
bacon, sausage, pancakes, homefries,
toast, coffee and juice.
Canada Day Fireworks
Canada Day fireworks will be held at the
Seaforth high school on Sunday, July 1
beginning at darkness. Come enjoy the show
for $10 per car load.
Senior Shuffleboard
Senior Shuffleboard is held at the Seaforth
and District Community Centres every
Wednesday from 1:30-4 p.m.
Last week's winners were:
Ladies: Tina Haasen - 265, Joyce Matzold
- 227 and Helen Scott - 221.
Men: Art Scott - 318, Ken Lingelbach -?
253 and Cor DeCorte - 222.
Fitness Classes
Fitness is Fun with Drusilla Leitch will
continue throughout the summer on Tuesday
and Thursday mornings beginning 'on July 3.
Thursday classes will only continue if we
have enough registered. Registration fee will
be $40 for one time per week or $70 for
By Marty Bedard
twice a week. For more information please
call the Huron East recreation department at
527-1272.
Aquatic Fitness
The Seaforth Lions Pool will host aquatic
fitness instructed by Drusilla Leitch, certified
instructor, Speedo Waterart Program.
Aquatic Fitness will be held
Mondays and Wednesdays from noon to 1
p.m. July 2 to Aug. 22. Registration fee will
be $48 for eight sessions or $7 per session.
For more information please call Drusilla at
527-1182 or the Lions Pool at 527-0950.
Summer Reading Program
The Seaforth Library will be hosting a
summer reading program every Friday
morning from 10-11 a.m. from July 6 to Aug.
17. For more information please call the
Library at 527-1430.
Scoreboard
Soccer
SOCCER
Western Ontario Soccer
League
Men's Soccer
Second Division
Cup Preliminary Round
June 20
Nairn 0 at St. Columban 2
St. Columban goals: Brian Melady,
Kevin Meidinger
Coach's Comments: Locals advance
to quarter finals of Cup Tournament
June 23
St. Columban 1 at German
Canadians 1
St. Columban goal: Steve Ryan
Coach's Comments: Ryan provides
equalizer to give locals the single
point
London and Area Women's
Soccer League
Second Division
June 24
Delko 0 at St. Columban 'A' 7
St. Columban goals: Bonnie Rapien
2, Annette DeGroot, Joanne Terpstra
3, Katrina Belfour
Coaches comments: Flood gates
open as team from Mount Brydges
shows up with only 8 players.
Atom II
• June 21 .
St. Columban 2 Tavistock 4
St. Columban goals: Justin Arts,
Travis Loughnane 1
Healthy Landscape Tour
includes 13 Huron properties
Seaforth and
District
Horticultural
Society met June
13 at Northside United
Church.
Minutes of the last meeting
were read by Bea Stoll.
Twenty-eight answered the
roll call.
A skit entitled "Dumb and
Dumber" was put on by
Arthur and Eleanor Horst
and Pat Rodney, the scene
was Heaven and they were
talking how man has
destroyed this earth that God
created.
Pat Rodney gave the
treasurer's report in the
absence of Dilys Finnigan.
Nancy Kale gave a report on
the Home and Garden Tour.
She sold 442 tickets.
Janny Streutker, Corry
Klaver with the help of the
summer student, had planted
the south bed.
Bea Stoll announced a
Healthy Landscape Tour July
7 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Admission is free. It takes in
13 properties in a triangle
between Goderich, Clinton
and Blyth. Pamphlets are
available at garden centres
and the OMAFRA office in
Clinton.
Eleanor Horst introduced
our speaker, Pamela Stanley
Seaforth Horticultural Society
of Clinton, speaking on
David Austin roses. She
prefers a soaker hose instead'
of spray when watering.
Some English roses are not
available in Canada.
Pamela was thanked by
Eleanor and
presented with a
cheque.
Arthur
Horst handed out a page
about our millennium project
which had been left out of
our year book.
Door prizes were drawn
and Eleanor served lunch.
The Best of
Save up to
O
s,
lus
ch
GODER1CH
ST. MARYS
LARIE$ SiA1
We {ill, rcrp
FROMM, AVIV
Vas. MoariCar4
cw Miner
2 WEEKS OF HOT SAVINGS!
TOP SIRLOIN
GRILLING STEAKS
Or Oven Roasts Cut from Canada
AA/AAA Grades of Beef
onea
the
B8Q
99
lib.
PEACHES OR
NECTARINES
Product of USA
1 Grade
.791b.
PEPSI, 7 UP and
SCHWEPPES
Selected Varieties
12x355mlor6x710m1
319 99
■
CHEESE
BARS
Selected Varieties
600 g
A88
TROPICAL GROVE
DRINKS
Selected Varieties
12x300m1
U
ORANGE
JUIC
E
2/3 00
PARLOUR
ICE CREAM
Selected Varieties
299
■
MAPLE LEAF
HOT DOGS
egular
450 g.
o,aaa
3/498
■
KRAFT
MIRACLE WHIP
salactedn,,t,as
*g' -_-POTATO
-' CHINS
Selected Varieties
150 g
WHOLE BONELESS
EYE OF ROUND
OVEN ROAST
299
SEEDLESS
WATERMELON
Product of USA
15 Ib. Average
3
99
■
We'II be closed for Canada Day on Monday, July 2.
Have a Safe & Happy Holiday!
TRY FRESH ITEMS DAILY FROM OUR HOT DELI
-Values in effect until closing Friday, July 6, 2001
KNECHTEL
Food Markets
SEAFORTH
KNECHTEL FOOD MARKET
Your Neighbourhood Food Market for Quality Service & Value
STORE HOURS!
Monday -Wednesday - 8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
Thursday & Friday - 8:30 a.m.-9:00 p.m.
Saturday - 8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
Sundays - 10 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
5% DISCOUNT
FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
EVERY WEDNESDAY