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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2004-11-03, Page 1313 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Nov. 3, 2004 Sports St. Columban soccer president named Sportsman of the Year By Jason Middleton Expositor Staff The president of St. Columban soccer was awarded Sportsman of the Year last Saturday night in London by the Western Ontario Soccer League. Jason Dietz, of Harpurhey, said he was completely surprized when he was honoured with the award. Dietz said that the answer to why he likes soccer so much and why he volunteers for the sport are the same. 1 just love the game of soccer. I guess I just want to give people the same opportunity that was given to me hrough other coaches and volunters that had said I ve before, Dietz. As president of St. Columban minor soccer, Dietz organizes a place for 290 children to play soccer each summer. Jaso Correspondence n Dietz Dietz also coached and helped organize .the Women s Premiere Division Team, was the spokesperson for another womens team a n d coordinated three men s teams. He gives ours of his time and has a true love of the game, said Dietz s wife Robyn. St. Columban students get set to match and volley The hamlet of St. Columban was haunted by all kinds of creatures on Sunday evening as many local children and youth enjoyed the Halloween festivities by dressing up in their favourite costumes and visiting the many homes, delighting the residents and receiving the treats ready for their visit.. and lizards, princess, knights in shining armor, with swords and riding their horses, ninja turtles, skeletons disguised as farmers, black cats, an electrocuted electrician. hobos, and a strange man who had to keep firing up his brain, were among the many strange visitors. Stepping outside, one could hear the murmur of voices as the visiting spooks made Dublin's pastor foresees a year in Gander Dublin This week, Dublin s pastor, Father Charbonneau is forseeing his year ahead by visiting Gander, Newfoundland, accompanied by parishioner Mark Murray. In January, 2005, Father begins a year in Gander. The 7:30 p.m. Saturday Mass will begin this Saturday at St. Patrick s, Dublin, until Saturday, May 7, when it will return to St. Vincent de Paul church in Mitchell. Davin Terry Gray, son of Paulette and Terry Gray, and Marissa Elizabeth Price, daughter of Krista and Trevor Price, received the sacrament of baptism in the Dublin parish community recently. Mitchell -Logan Knights of Columbus are hosting a pancake breakfast on Sunday, Nov. 7, following the 9 a.m. mass at St. Vincent de Paul. THOUGHT FOR TODAY Always tell the truth - then you don t have to remember anything. St. Columban their rounds. The weather co- operated, making it an enjoyable experience for all. Students from St. Columban School have been learning all about bus safety and evacuation. A special presentation by the OPP and Scruton Bus Lines allowed the students to practise the safe and diverse ways to evacuate the bus in the event that such a necessity might occur. The students learned how to evacuate the bus through the back door and the appropriate window. The school s volleyball teams are formed and are practising for the competitions ahead. There is a Grade 7 and 8 girls team and a Grade 7 and 8 boys team preparing for action. The recording session was held in the St. Columban School Library. with the help of Ted Schinbein, in preparation for the upcoming release of a Christmas CD from the students of both St. Patrick s in Dublin and St. Columban School. Each • grade will sing their own Christmas song led by the two schools music teacher, Francine Looby. This project is a great learning experience for all who are involved. The St. Columban School students got a head start on their Halloween festivities with a costume competition in which members of the student council judged each class for the funniest, the scariest and the most original costume in the class. There were many original scary characters in costume. The most popular celebrity character this season was Spongebob. The gym was decorated with skeletons and caution tape as the many costumed characters enjoyed a dance to end the celebration. •tet"* -rte- .r,•e�•}•�,-f elm •":0`,0•.......eyekrrro GIFTS & MORE 5TH ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SHOW & SALE Saturday, November 6th 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Mitchell Community Centre Adult: $2 5-12 yrs: $1 4& under: Free Quilting Kits. Preserves. Baking. Fudge. Children's Books. Greeting Cards. Candles. Calendars, Barnboard Chairs, Christmas Ideas & more!!! FIREFIGHTER'S BREAKFAST Saturday - 8 a.m. - to 12 p.m. Adult: $5 12 & under: $3 For more Information contact Barb 348-95 PIP NI `GODERICH 524-7811r Fria sat 8:45 & 9:18 Sun - Thur 8:00 Sat & Sun Mat 2:00 www.movielinks.ca Nov. 05-11 EXPECT THE INCREDIBJ.E "'The Incredilrles' explodes into the year's wittiest adventure:' 11 INE INCREDIBLES Fria Sat 6:46 & 9:16 Sun - Thur 8:00 Crud. Content Strutt vtot.nmt at„u., Correa • Cows* t..n.u.wsioll V.^o "mow SISM all _ • 1-800-265-3438 The Seaforth Business Impr the Christmas Friday, Nov 12 7pm-9pm . Saturday, Nov 13 1pm-4pm Sunday, Nov 14 1pm-4pm 4 locations to Tour! Door prizes S Refreshments Stores downtown will be open during the Home Tour Tickets $10 Tickets are available at businesses throughout Seaforth Proceeds to Downtown Streetscape movement Association' presents 2004 MCL SOUND FULL DI SERVICE Book your Receptions, Buck & Does early! For more info call John McLeod • clinfon 482-9984 after 6 p.m. or leave a message How long has it been... since your last family picture was taken'? FAMILY PICTURE DAY Saturday, November 13 11 am-4pm Lions Park, Seaforth $25. per family includes sitting and a 5 x 7 Proceeds to Seaforth Co-operative Children's Centre For info call Angela Smith Photography Call 519-345-0209 0/1 i Cozyn s Christmas Wonderland This Saturday. (9:OOam. - 6::OOp.m.) and Sunday (10::OOa m. - S:OOp.m.) lhoon W, Sinztfonf (519) 393-6661 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Stratford Cinemas •- . 551 Huron St. 273-6780 The Incredible$ ntri Nighty at 7 & 9:15 6�sun Madras. et 2 pm Shall We Dance? PO N1gr at 7 & 9:15 sat7sun Matinee et 2 pm The Grudge Nightly at 7 & 9:15 ssaat�7ssuunn Manns at 2 pm Saw taA Nlgmow+htty at 7 pm only Matins* a12 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 U rol The Polar Express© Nighty at 7 8.9:15 S5.00 Tuesdays www. srrarrordc,,,..,•. ,• 1 CO N. IsfH. Ck. StLis • God ich Distlrict Colleg . to Institute 26 t South St Sa urday ova 6 t 9arn-5pm AdMisslon $ 2 Childcare & Tea Room Available. • More than 30 Unique Craft Vendors. Proceeds to Ontario Students Against Impaired Driving. For more info call • Brenda at 524-7353 DON'T S THE FOURTH ANNUAL HENSALL UN TED CHURCH Christinm November 6, 2004 Hensall Community Centre ` >H SILENT & LIVE AUCTION 'towline; the IIENSAtt SIA1i01 ungma1 painting I Cash Bar Doors open at 7:30 pm Featuring decorated TREES, WREATHS & CENTREPIECES • Dinners • Golf • Toys • Tools • Goodies & Gifts Galore! Admission $5.00 includes hors d'oeuvres, refreshments & these fabulous door prizes: Digital Electric Christmas Camera I Leafblower I Centrepiece "Po rjV 11 IIVIN 1■i 1E1 11111 is 1s Batt 411 :tai PIZZA COUPONS is 1■! Hwy. 8, Seaforth 527-0180 Double your pizza savings! • 4WDAY5 ONL'fl WITH EVERY PIZZA ORDERED! Small, Medium or Large sizes. Any Toppings. We're open... Mon - Thurs 11 am - 9 pm Fri & Sat 11-11 Closed Sunday The Seaforth Curling Club Men's Curling - Monday Nights @ 7:00 pm and 9:00 pm - Contact Brian McGavin at 519-527-2394 or Tom Devereaux at (519) 522-1942 - Fee: $210.00 (3 draws) OR '80.00/draw Jr. Curling - with instruction - Wednesday nights CO 6:30 pm and 8:00 pm (15-19 years of age) - Contact Dianna Steep at 519-527-0604 or Eric Janes (519) 522-2044 - Fee: $80.00 (2 draws) OR '45.00/draw Mixed Curling - Friday Nights @ 7:30 pm (no experience necessary) - Contact Paul Dolmage at (519) 527-2899 - Fee: '80.00/draw Women's Curling - Sunday Nights 0 6:30 pm - Contact Kim Hill (519) 522-2044 or Shelly Blocka (519) 527-2449 'hies. Morning Men's Curling - Tuesday Mornings @ 9:30 am - Contact Gord Pryce at (519) 527-0917 for more details Family Rates Available Hall Rental The hall at the Curling Club is a great facility for evehts such as meetings, birthday parties, anniversaries, bridal showers, Christmas parties and so on. The facility has room for 75 people with a kitchen and licenced bar. The hall can be rented for $100.00 (hall only) or $150.00 (hall and ice). For rental please call and leave a message at the Club (519) 527-0590. Come and join us this curling season! FIRST DRAW BEGINS THE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 8TH oiere. 944), s€€ Saturday, November 13,2004 at the Seaforth Agriplex 6:OOpm Dinner and Auction (Grace Campbell Catering) • $40 a person (only 100 tickets) • Call 522-1629 or 522-0399 7:30pm Public Admission @ $5 per person Which includes hors d'oeuvres, punch, door prizes and auction • Viewing of silent and live auction display • Featuring decorated'trees, wreaths and swags • Grand showing of other donated items 8:OOpm Mini Live Auction (Jim Campbell, Auctioneer) Pmceeds to Northside United Church, Seaforth Gifts and fun for one and all! losprod sponsored by: 'John H. McLlwain Construction Ltd. 519-527-1253