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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 2004-02-04, Page 13OBER #14:4/A 5:30-6:30 T Tuesdays & Thursdays A Total Fitness Workout Everything you need to feel great. 12 weeks starting Thursday, February 5 Unwind after Work - DeStress before Dinner Just in time to kick the winter blues. The County Club 482-7064 Sports Judges impressed with new sound system at Seaforth competition From Ptd 1 And, Shaelyn Ward also received a bronze medal in the senior ladies category. Other Seaforth winners included: Alex Zaple, fourth in preliminary ages 11 and older; Lisa Melady, sixth in preliminary, ages yl 1 and older; Sarah Dolmage, seventh in Canskate, age eight Group 1; Julie Vincent, seventh in Canskate, age eight Group 2; Nicole Chisholm, seventh, in Canskate, age eight Group 3; and Laura Delchiaro, seventh in preliminary, ages 12 and older. The Seaforth club has not hosted the competition since 1994 because, Ward said, the arena did not have the proper sound system. "The new sound system was fantastic. The judges and the D.J. were very impressed and looking forward to coming back again," she said. She added the hard work to raise $14,000 for a new sound system in the arena, that was installed in September, was well recognized. Ward said the club also avoided another barrier of whether they would have judges for the interclub competition. "I think Skate Canada is working on solving that problem. There should be more judges becoming available and competitions should then not have to combine to make up for any lack of judges," she said. Also, Ward said most clubs in the north region have built new arenas and wolild have all liked to host the competition, which is alternated yearly between the 14 clubs in the north region. The north region includes clubs in Lucknow, Listowel, Clinton, Goderich and Mitchell. "The clubs are entitled to host the competition two years in a row, so we will be hosting it again next year. But I know the following year the clubs will be competing to host the competition just as we had to," she said. Next year, Ward said if Skate Canada completes the plans to create a power competition, it will be interesting to see the criteria," she said. "Hopefully we could be one of the first clubs to host the competition." The Seaforth club has 75 members, including those in power skating, both males and females, between the ages of three and 19. Ward said the club is also in need of volunteers and THE HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 4, 2004-13 Hwy. 8, Seaforth 527-0180 "Hey Pizza Bob... Students & Teachers are going to be mad at you for jinxing their 'snow days', but the Parents will Love Ya!" Susan Hundertmark photos Above, Melissa Pushelburg, of Seaforth, lands -a jump during ladies' pre -preliminary elements while at right, Shaelyn Ward, of Seaforth, is airborne. Below, Nicole Steep, of Seaforth, competes in the ladies age 8 and over category. executive members to he p organize the competition in Seaforth next year. "It's the members and volunteers that keep our club running strong and we need more volunteers to help keep it active," she said. PIZZA BOB'S SNOW DAY JINX SPECIAL Large Pepperoni Pizza Only $9 99 When Schools U Pius are Closed Snow Day Jinx Special is ONLY available when Clinton & Seaforth Schools are CLOSED due to snow! Offer valid for non -students & students too! We're open... Mon - Thurs 11 am -9 pm, Fri & Sat 11-11 Closed Sunday °Gst,,Gmgoemsamstorei fPeggoy's hc0 and ii,altoom skating competition, she hopes to bring it to Seaforth to make both competitions into a two-day event. "If Skate Canada does create a power skating Scoreboard BOWLING Seniors Jan. 30 Men's High Sioglle: Hank Dorssers 255 Men's High 1Npk: Hank Dorssers 713 Men over 200: Hank Dorssers 255, 236, 222, Erich Matzold 223, Steve Hook 221, Keith Snell 210. 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