Huron Expositor, 2002-07-03, Page 81$—THE HURON EXPOSITOR, July 11, 2001
Sports
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Athletic award
winners
At far left, Meaghan O'Reilly,
a Grade 11 student at 51.
Michael Secondary School
received the Dan Bishop
Award for excellence in
athletics.and academics and
at left, Gerard O'Reilly, a St.
Mike's Grade 10 student
received the John Cameron
Award for dediction,
cooperation and fair play.
Centenaires will host
Co-ed Slo-Pitch tourney
Senior Shuffleboard is held at the
Seaforth and District Community
Centres every Wednesday from 1:30
to 4 p.m.
Last week's winners were:
Ladies: Ann Van Dooren - 406,
Velma Preszcator - 367 and Helen
MacKenzie - 313.
Men: Ken Lingelbach - 303, Harry
Pennings - 290 and Joe Van Dooren - 282.
Summer Reading Program
The Seaforth Library will be hosting a
summer reading program every Friday from
10 to 11 a.m. from July 6 to Aug. 17. For
more information please call the Library at
527-1430.
Slo-Pitch Tournament
By Marty Bedard
The Seaforth Centenaires will be hosting a
Co-ed Slo-Pitch Tournament this weekend at
the Seaforth Lions Park and the Optimist
Park. Come out and watch some action and
help support your local Junior D hockey club.
Huron East Recreation Dept.
Phone - 519-527-1272
Fax - 519-527-2770
Seaforth bowlers active
in out-of-town tourneys
The June potluck
supper was held at
the club house
Tuesday, June 25
with some 30 members present.
.Following supper, euchre and lawn
bowling were played.
Winners at euchre were white cards, high
- Robert McMillan, lone hands - John
Goldsmith and consolation - Bea Stoll;
yellow cards, high - Bessie Boyd, lone hands
- Marjorie Rock and consolation - Grace
Broadfoot.
The July social will be held on July 24
with supper at 6 p.m. Hostesses will be Betty
Hulley and Bessie Boyd.
Seaforth members have been active in out-
of-town tournaments.
On June 30, Jack and Marie Muir won
first prize at Goderich with Fred and Betty
Tilley winning the consolation prize.
Three men's pairs were at the Clinton
Greens June 27. Fred Tilley and Kevin
Rumig won second prize, Neil Beuerman and
Ivor Newton were third and Jack Muir and
Ray Gilders came in fifth.
Sunday, July 1 saw Kevin Rumig and
Eileen Adamson being two -game winners at
Stratford.
Seaforth Lawn Bowling News
Correspondents
Party
honours
Father
Maurice
Dublin
Father Maurice
Charbonneau celebrated his
second anniversary in the
parish community of St.
Patrick's and St. Vincent de
Paul and his seventh
anniversary in the
priesthood recently to a
Targe crowd of parishioners
and visitors. They were
welcomed by Margaret
Rowland.
We thoroughly enjoyed
the choir singing a special
collection of music - an
excellent composition by
Dan Rotledge (a former
music teacher and good
friend of Father
Charbonneau).
The church was honoured
with a statue of St. Therese
and the Child Jesus. In front
of the statue were seven
roses in recognition of
Father's seven years in the
priesthood.
A reminder to Seniors
Alive group, Dublin, of their
next outing to "Sophie
Tucker," Erie Beach, Port
Dover on Thursday, Aug.
23. Deadline for reservations
is Friday, July 20.
THOUGHT FOR TODAY
No one cares how bad
your English is, as long as
your Scotch is good!
By Dorothy Dillon
Bowling in
Clinton on July 2
at the JJ
Pharmacy, ladies
pairs, Brenda Empey and Mary Finlayson
won first prize and Joyce Matzold and Olive
Papple were two -game winners.
On Wednesday, July 4, Fred Tilley and
Dennis Schmidt, of Goderich placed eighth at
the Dr. Weston Krupp tournament in
Woodstock.
Saturday, July 7 saw four trebles rinks
competing in Mitchell at their double draw
tournament. First place went to Neil and
Donna Beuerman and Jim Stotts of Seaforth.
Thirty-four teams competed. Erich and Joyce
Matzold and Mary Finlayson were eighth and
Fred and Betty Tilley and Diane March
placed 10th.
Floyd Eisler, Thelma Coombs and Gar
Baker were the fourth rinks.
Wednesday, July 11 at 10:30 a.m. will see
action at the Seaforth Greens in the Etue
Tournament with mixed pairs or ladies pairs.
Also on Friday July 13 at 7 p.m. will be
optional singles at the Seaforth Greens.
By Mary Finlayson
ONE NIGHT ONLY
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ON TOUR!!!
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Friday, July 27
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Starting at 9 p.m.
Call (519) 482-3554
Saturday, July 28
Seaforth District
Community Center
Starting at 9 p.m.
Call (519) 527-1272
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person
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