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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2002-02-13, Page 11 (3)• Correspondents Band prepares for trip to Europe Several St. Columban area residents took advantage of the Valentine dinner and dance held St. Columban at Brodhagen this past weekend to get their Valentine into the mood for the big day. Many of the young people in the area enjoy broomball during the winter months and participate by playing on one of the local Seaforth league teams. Several area families attended the annual All Ontario Broomball Tournament held in Barrie this past weekend. The area teams included one peewee team, two bantam teams, two midget teams and one juvenile team. Teams from all over Ontario participated in this event. Gerard O'Reilly, Adam Koehler and teammates on the local juvenile team, the Seaforth Hitmen, made it to the final game. This team, who last year achieved the National Juvenile Broomball Championship for all of Canada, will travel to Manitoba in March to attend the nationals being held there. The sympathy of the community is extended to the family of former area resident, Leo Ryan, who died recently. Leo was born and raised in the area and farmed here some years ago. Involved in a number of enterprises in Kitchener, Leo was a man very involved with his family and community. The sympathy of the community is also extended to the family of another former area resident, Teresa Feeney, who died this past weekend. Teresa will be remembered for her hard work and devotion to family and community. A number of area young ladies, including Leanne, Heather and Kimberly Murray, are preparing to travel to Europe with the Seaforth Girls Band March 8 to March 16. They will be performing in London and Paris. Performances are planned at a football game at Reading; at the Parade Gardens at Bath; in the West Piazza at Covent Market Gardens; and at the Piazza Pompadou Center in Paris, France. They are looking forward to seeing some of the countryside. One of the tours planned is a visit to Vimy Ridge. The students at St. Columban School have been busy with several events. The two snow day holidays only postponed the planned ski trips to Cobble Hill and Chickopee, which were rescheduled. It's the time of year for brushing up on the public speaking skills once again. Each student is expected to participate by preparing a three minute speech on a topic of their own choosing. Then, two from each class will be chosen to present their speech at an assembly in the gym. Shrove Tuesday is coming up and will be marked with a pancake day. On Ash Wednesday the students will participate at Mass at St. Patrick's in Dublin. Valentine's Day will be celebrated by a dance for the Grade 6, 7 and 8 students, while the Grade 4 and 5 students will mark the day with a "Red, Pink and White Day." The students who have been fund raising for "Kevin's Cause," will see their efforts directed to the W. Ross Macdonald School for the Blind. By M Ry 345- ary C. an 2560 Scoreboard Bowling Seniors Feb. 1 Men Over 200: Don Deighton 285, 224; Hank Dorssers 201, 212; Steve Hook 261, 272. Men over 600: Don Deighton 671, Steve Hook 731.. _ Women over 175: Joyce Matzold 184; Ann Wood 185, 189; Shirley Stewart 216; Pearl James 176, 176; Olave Little 175. Women over 500: Ann Wood 531; Shirley Stewart 516; Pearl James 501. Standings Marilyn's 14; Willie's 32; Claude 19; Bill's 30; Dorothy's 12; Anne's 19. Thursday Niters Feb. 7 Men over 200: Rob Anderson 247, 218, 205; Kevin McColl 258, 204; Neil Beuerman 247, 358, 226; Gary Huston 247; Brian Barry 238, 222, 219; Paul Boyd 295, 268; Steve Anderson 203; Mike Janmaat 213; Rob Simpson 207, 275; Brian Guichelaar 252. Men over 600: Rob Anderson 670; Gary Huston 635; Neil Beuerman 791; Paul Boyd 738; Brian Guichelaar 614. Women over 200: Gayle Schellenberger 259. 307, 208; Diana Steep 236. Women over 600: Gayle Schellenberger 774. Standings Guitch's Glitches 83; Foursome 73; Heroes 69; Starlights 63; Don't Know 61; Accupuncture 48 St. James Feb. 4 Women's High Single: Marion Godkin 232; Women's High Triple: Marion Godkin 580.. Women over 200: Marion Godkin 232; Pearl James 212; Grace Dolmage 206; Julie Greidanus 205. Women over 600: none. Men's High Single: Don Elliott 217; Men's High Triple: Don Elliott 669. Men over 200: Don Elliott 217 270; Murray Kramers 232 242; Bob Dinsmore 247; Pat Ryan 240 200; George.Love 200 220; Ray Harrison 235. Men over 600: Mark Higenell 207; Don Elliott 669; Murray Kramers 665; Pat Ryan 611; George Love 609; Bob Dinsmore 603. Standings Red Wings 77; Rangers 69; Leafs 66; Canadiens 65; Hawks 61; Bruins 61. Town and Country Feb. 5 Women's High Average: Pearl James 164; Women's High Single:Pearl James 205 Women's High 'iriple: Pearl James492 Women over 200: Pearl James 205 Women over 600: none. Men's High Average: Carl Towson l80; Men's High Single: Gond Murray 230-, Men's High 15-iplc: Carl Touton 541. Men over 200: Gordon Murray 230; Carl Towton 212 Men over 600: none. Standings Blue Jays 83; Cardinals 43. Legion Feb. 8 Men's High Average: Bruce Ungarian 217; Men's High Single: Bruce Ungarian 256; Men's High Triple: Don Elliott586 Men over 200: Don Elliott 200, 212; Bruce Ungarian 256; Dave Whyte 214; Bob Rhynard 249, 210. Men over 600: Women's High Average: Linda Kramers 188; Women's High Single: Linda Kramers 199; Women's High Triple: Linda Kramers 554. Women over 200: none Women over 600: none Standings Crocodile Hunters 74; 'The Sex Pistols 74; Mortishions 71; Exterminators 69; Taxidermists 58; Snoozes 53. Hockey House League Senior Feb. 9 Ducks 5 Panthers 2 Duck goals: Brent Coleman 4, Ian Murray Panther goals: Scott Somerville, Alan Rowntree, Nick Packer Blues 13 Bruins 1 Blues goals: Tyler Listman 5, Chad Van Dyk 2, Nick McKenzie 2, Nathan Wilson 2, Kenzie Currie 2. Bruins goals: Matt Shannon Junior Kings 7 Sharks 7 Kings goals:Scott Selvey 3, Matt Selvey, Conlan Melady, Conner Cronin 2. Sharks goals: Matt Huether 4, Craig Windsor 2, Alison Rowntree. Leafs 8 Oilers 4" Leafs goals: Conner Devereaux 5, Brandon McGavin 3. Oilers goals: Brandon Van Dyk 2, Bradley Van Bakel, Devon Elliott Tykes Feb. 2 Seaforth 2 Stratford 5 Seaforth goals Ray Huether 2 Coaches Comments: Good job by Devon Elliott in net. Feb. 3 Seaforth 2 Clinton 2 Seaforth goals: Ray Huether 2 Coaches comments: Strong game by goaltender Kaden Cronin Feb. 9 Seaforth 2 South Huron 9 Seaforth goals: Ray Huether, Jared Robertson -Doman Atom Rep Feb. 6 Seaforth 2 at Durham 1 Seaforth goals: Tyler Listman, Nick McKenzie. Coaches Comments: Winning goal scored with 5.28 remaining in o.t. Seaforth wins W.O.A.A. championship for 17th time in the past 25 yrs. .tl'kc►il `\.tn;(»i1I1t I,Iii:,c)I1 FLOC! Gocirrli;h 524 8692 or 1-877-847-1272 Exeter 235-2000 or 1 800-235-7022 c ItI,i.rl c.crtn C�ucl' rich open S,tt `idIll thrll Atom II Feb. 9 , Seaforth 7 Goderich 2 Seaforth goals: ian Murray 3, Justin Arts 2, Tyler Loughnane, James McColl • ovice Feb.11 Seaforth 3 at Walkerton 7 Seaforth goals: Dean Johnston, Matt Huether, Connor Devereaux. Bantam II Feb. 5 Seaforth 6 at Wingham 2 Seaforth goals: Derek Fischer 2, Cody Anderson, Joel Schenk, Tyler Vandermolen, Bill Nigh Feb. 7 Seaforth 4 at Goderich 5 Seaforth goals: Derek Fischer, Dave McClory, Joel Schenk, Cody Anderson Midgets Seaforth Midgets defeated Durham and Clinton to win the W.O.A.A. title and now meet Tavistock. Women's Hockey Midget Feb. 8 -Feb. 10 London Devletta iburnament Seaforth 6 vs Burlington 0 Seaforth 8 vs Etobicoke 1 Seaforth 3 vs Brantford 1 FINAL Seaforth 5 vs Brantford 1 Coach's comment: The girls also won a Mississauga tournament during the Christmas holiday. The play this weekend in the Silver Stick Tournament in Samia and are currently tied for first in league play as they wait out a second round bypass to begin playoffs at the end of the month. •A^ 4. 'APPY $OTE$ a* Birthdays ,' Anniversaries -%/*'" Buck & Does Parties from f20 + GST np Drop by The Huron *= oA..t Expositor today! ,•t; , ; %D • • ai'h.. Congratulations a to the Seaforth Hitmen Broomball Team on your Silver Medal 1 Win k Best of Luck at the Nationals in Winnipeg C March 27 - 30 . BROTHERHOOD NIGHT hosted by Kinburn Forresters Thursday, February 28 Seaforth Legion Hall Social Hour 6:30 - 7:30 pm Dinner 7:30 pm Guest Speaker Robert Schalwm Free Will Collection for Roast Beef Dinner ALL MEN WELCOME sponsored by Knights of Columbus, Legion, Lions, Optimists, Forresters, Masonic Lodge, 1.O.O.F & Orange Lodge. • Stratford : Ciilemas . • : 1 1 57,1 Huron St. 273-6780 1 1 1 Big Fat /© Liar 1 Nightly et 7:00 a 9:15 si.,,rprsrM,ae, a.ct... r 2 p,w 1 1 1 AM6ak tlful d ® Nightly at .:40 . 9:15 Sal.drinvoldol Mame a 2.1t FA. cox tfi John 10 MgMt al 5:40 4 9:15 atn raesarp ram« a 2 p, NMrhard J© Nightly al 7 & 9:15 arae rears, larw.. 11 2 soin 1 1 1 1 1 1 I4.25 Tuesday I FRI. & SAT. & TUES. 6:45 PM SUN., MON., WED. & THURS. 8 PM VIOLENCE H■ TOM lir • FRI. & SAT. 6:45 & 9:15 PM SUN. - WED. 8 PM VOILENCE NOT SUITABLE FOR YOUNG CHILDREN FRI. - THURS. FEBRUARY 15-21 Ril.rAc7LL.E.7.7.4L!_ I (, • • FRI. & SAT. & TUES. 9:15 PM COARSE LANGUAGE NOT RECOMMENDED FOR CHILDREN SEXUAL CONTENT 111.4«+aa wylifte allailaterialleatiWe Wee-M•Al.eiwllwii owJoe11,,r'.. •.��earl rIr/,r 1r. -s PO ,111,1J/1 II NI 4.1.1 11 (:c L1..ATEnAft_ [7Arye ink GE= LIVERY FILMFEST THURS. FEB. 21 7 PM ONLY SUB TITLFS LONG DISTAMCE, CALL 1.800.265.3438 FOA TOIL FREE MOVIE INFO Tota HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 13, 2002-11 WEDDINGS Performed - your location or our indoor or outdoor chapel (non-denomirlalional). For brochure call: REV. CHRIS MORGAN ALL FAITHS PASTORAL CENTRE BENMILLER, 524-5724 CHRISTENINGS Happy 1ss Birthday Megan Campbell February 17 Dianna's Country Bakery & Cafe St. Columban 345-2804 OPEN Mon - Thurs - 6am - 7pm Fri - 6am - 8pm, Sat - 7am - 2pm Sun - 8am - 8pm BAKERY SPECIAL Pkg of 6 00 VALENTINE CUPCAKES �� s3' Breakfast Special 2 eggs with bacon, ham or sausage toast & homefries until 11 a.m. Sat. & Sun. '2.99 SUNDAY BUFFET 3:00 PM -8:00 PM Roast Beef $!y 95 and /. BBQ Spare Ribs SUNDAY BRUNCH 10:00 AM TO 2:00 PM $695 VALENTINE'S CANDLELIT SUPPER Thurs Feb. 14 4 PM -8 PM Roast Beef or Chicken Parmesan Soup or Salad, . $F7 95 Pie or Cherry Cheesecake / . Valentine's Draw Winner Gordon Thornton on your wedding which took place in Montego Bay, Jamaica Tuesday, February 5th, 2002 WEDDING RECEPTION Sat. Feb. 16, 2002 at 8:00 p.m. at the Brussels Community Centre, Love, Mom, Gus, Colleen & Chris Mot SOIMD KILL Di SERVICE Book your Reception, Buck & Does early t� For more info call John McLeod - Gunton 482-9984 after 6 p.m. or leave a message Brodhagen Community Centre See you at our ST. PATRICK'S DANCE March 16, 2002 8:30 - 12:30 Tickets $10 Advance $12 at the door For tickets call... 347-4127 347-2731 345-2746 Seaforth Optimist Club 2002 TRAVEL THE WORLD & CASH LOTTERY 1St Draw February Rocky Mountain Rail Tour Tom & Heather Nigh $100 Consolation Susan & Larry Wheatley ZZ s Restaurant & Pub 5 Main St., S., Seaforth 527-2911 THANK YOU! Julie and Gary would like to thank their staff, customers and friends for their sup- port over the past 5 1/2 years. It's been a very memorable time. We would like to take this opportuni- ty to congratulate James, Valerie and Donna on their new venture "The Lager House." All the best to every- one and thanks again for your support. Julie & Gary Gagnier SCOTLAND ' NORTHERN ENGLAND GARDEN TOUR Suzanne ext. 235 suzannes@ettravel.com June 7-21, 2002 highlights include Edinburgh, Glasgow, Peak District and a day at the WAFA Show /. or complete &kirk data.contact Srec ,,nc nt: Ellison Travel & Tours Ltd. 1-877-847-1272 or 519-524-8692 EMI - — Hwy. 8, Seaforth5 27-0180 We're Open: Mon. -Wed. 11-9, Thurs.-Sat. 11-11 This Thursday, Friday & Saturday $Ioo • From every large pizza sold will be donated to The Seaforth District High School Defence Fund. KEEP OUR SCHOOLS OPENI Call all of our School Board Trustees tot. - - . . . . . . . . . . . - I. I■: 1 ■ 1 1 IP 119 11112 2W Ma