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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 2005-04-20, Page 21Sports Atom girls get bronze at provincials By Susan Hundertmark Expositor Editor Even though many of the team members have only played hockey for one year, the Seaforth atom girls are provincial bronze medallists. The team of nine and 10 - year -old girls from Seaforth, Clinton and Brucefield won four out of six games in a Toronto tournament to come third in the province. "There was some really tough competition and low scoring games but the girls worked really hard all season and got rewarded with a medal," says coach Kevin Melady. The atom girls came second in their regular season and placed first in provincial playdowns to qualify for the playoffs over the weekend. During the provincial tournament, Seaforth beat Belleville 2-0, tied with Lambeth 1-1, beat Mount Forest 3-0, beat Beaver Valley 5-1 in the quarter finals, lost to Clearview 2-0 in the semi-finals and won the bronze medal game 2-1 against Barrie. Goal scorers throughout the tournament included Shannen Murray, Jennifer Baer, Heather Heard, Nicole Correspondence Marriage, Shannon O'Reilly and Hailey McIntyre. Shut- outs were made by goalie Stephanie Sluys. Trainer Liz Scott says the team played very well together. "Literally half of these kids have never played together before. But, they did play ringette and came with elevated skating skills and good team ethics," she says. Carmel Presbyterian to host roast beef dinner The Hensall shuffleboard scores for April 12 are as follows: Catherine DeCorte 529, Dave Woodward 514, Willie Hoornaert 485, Cecil Pepper 483, Joe Van Dorren 465, Merle McLellan 456, Ann Van Dorren 428, Marj Reichert 427. On Wednesday April 13 Hensall Legion was pleased to have Zone Commander Shirley Chalmers and her Deputy Crystal Taylor attend their meeting. During the regular business section motions were passed to donate $100 to Brittany Caldwell who is attending a National Golf Competition in British Columbia representing her school Durham College, and $100 to the Hensall South Huron Agricultural Society. t-lensall Nomination and Election of Officers was then conducted by Zone Commander Shirley Chalmers assisted by Deputy Crystal Taylor, who then conducted the installations. The branch feels very fortunate to have a full slate of officers for the coming year. Past President Stewart Taylor, President Larry Uyl, 1st Vice President Dave Smale, 2nd Vice President Tom Neilands, Secretary Treasurer Bea Uyl, Sgt -At - Arms Pete Zwaan. Executive members are Donna Smale, Marg Upshall, Sandy Wallace, Jean Beirling, Betty Taylor and Iva Reid. Padre Tracy Whitson-Bahro was unable to attend the meeting and so will be installed at a later date. At the Zone Convention which was held in Hensall a month ago Past President Stewart Taylor was voted in as the new Deputy Zone Commander. Carmel Presbyterian Church is hosting a Roast Beef Supper at Hensall Community Centre on May 1 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. At Carmel Presbyterian Church Tracy Whitson-Bahro was the minister with Joyce Pepper playing the organ. Harry Smith and Al Hoggarth received the offering. Tracy's message was "Hearing The Word Of God". At Hensall United Church the Christ Candle was lit by Lois Hayter, who was also the reader. Ross Riley and Marj Heemeryck were the greeters with Judi and Doug Walker looking after the ushering duties. Bill Gibson was the organist for the morning worship. Pastor Fred Darke's message was "The Gatekeeper." Maggie Jinks and Eleanor Darke were the nursery attendants. Hensall United Church will not have a service on May 29 due to conference. Any articles for the Village Yard Sale can be left at the church. Call Cecil at 262- 2201 for more information. By Liz Sangster Local snowbird returns from winter in Florida The title of the sermon at Cavan United Church was "Knowing the Voice" concerning the Parable of the Shepherd from John 10. Greeters and collectors were Winthrop Gordon and Irma Pryce. Bessie Boyd has returned from spending the winter in Honda. FOOD FOR THOUGHT Farming looks easy when your plow is a pencil and you're a thousand miles from the corn field. by Ruth Campbell Mass to be held at Dublin's St. Patrick's church Emma Marie Lynn, daughter of Anne Marie (Rose) and Jeff Lincoln, received the sacrament of baptism recently. On April 30, Mass at St. Patrick's Church, Dublin, will Dublin be celebrated at 5 p.m. After a six-month try, the Mass will be held at St. Vincent de Paul, Mitchell. Kaye Watkins, recently retired as secretary at Huron - Perth R.C. Board Office from the Director of Education's office. THOUGHT FOR TODAY Horse sense is what keeps horses from betting on people. Seaforth Manor residents enjoy the nice weather and have ice cream on patios Residents of Seaforth Manor Retirement Home have been enjoying the nice weather on our patios these days. We even had an ice cream afternoon on April 11. The weather has been great, the flowers are blooming and the birds are building their nests. We enjoy watching the flowers grow in our gardens. We look forward to our annual perennial sale on June 4, with the community yard sale. The Huron Strings continue to keep our attention when they came to play for us this month. Many residents were up dancing and some were singing. The music is exactly what we like to hear. We look forward to having them come hack again in July. Tim Horton's coffee break continues to be a big hit every month. Marjorie, Sam and Boyd went for the drive to Clinton to pick up the donuts and coffee. It was a beautiful drive and we enjoyed the treats when we got home. Crafts are still ongoing with our woodworking group. Boyd, Gerald, Ross, Bev, Seaforth Manor Mary R and others are making crafts for the fall bazaar. The room gets pretty dusty with the sanding that they do however, it's fun just the same. Our monthly diner's club was a huge success. We enjoyed having 10 guests from the community for dinner. Afterwards, we had Leslie Richards play music for us. Some of us danced and some of us sang. We held some door prize draws as well. The winners were Bun Armstrong, Boyd Driscoll, Leslie Richards and Harold Reibeling. It was Harold's birthday so it was nice to have him receive a gift and we also sang to him. It was a great evening. The Swinging Seniors entertained for us as well this month. Alice Knight, Sam Duckworth and Dodie Foster were a few that were dancing to the music. We look forward to this group coming in every month. Richard Lobb and Friends "What A Parry" .• The Walton Community Hall wishes to Thank everyone for their support of 'A little Bit O'Branson" evening. To Murray and Sherry McCall who had the idea and organized the fantastic talent. Thanks to all the musicians who generously donated their time, equipment and talents including Keith and Gloria Wilbee, Jack and Nancy Storey, • Ken Scott, Marie Flynn, Richard and Len Lobb, • Groeme Craig, Graham Bowker, Phyllis Mitchell and John Zeltel. Special thanks to dancers Sara Elligsen, Carlene Bremner and Sherry, singer Laura Elligsen and violin soloist Sean Mitchell. Thanks to the Wuhan community for their generous donations towards the upcoming hall nnvvatlionsl to •` THAN S TI t 1 came to play for us as well. The music was a real treat, as we have not had them here before. Alice Knight was dancing again! She loves music. Bev Johnston especially enjoyed the music because the Lobb family has been great friends of hers for years. The music they supplied was country, gospel and just plain good music. The instruments consisted of the bass fiddle and guitars. They are all very musical as they all sing. Exeter Jr. 'D' Hawks Hockey Club is currently seeking motivated individuals to fill the following positions for the upcoming 2005-06 season. • Head Coach • Assistant Coach • General Manager • Assistant General Manager WRITTEN APPLICATIONS WITH RESUME OUTLINING QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE WILL BE ACCEPTED UNTIL APRIL 29. 2005 Exeter Jr. D. Hawks Attn: Sheona Baker P.O. Box 76, Exeter, Ont. NOM 1S6 For further information contact Sheona @ 238-5585 or exeterhawks@hotmail.cbm • BIG DINNER D THE HURON EXPOSITOR, April 20, 2005-21 \ illa_t• (;rt4•I1 Lilt -tilt 1 1 1111111111it‘ \\,•I,•„III . 111A1111101NlititIES This spectacular perfornusnce by the well known 'ucupeUu' barbershop chorus is sure to impress you. SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 2005 2:00 P.M. SYDNEY'S CONCERT Sydney is a delight- ful 5 year old girl who loves ntusie. Through the assistance of this benefit concert, Sydney will be able to get a computer to help her overcome some chal- lenges that face her every day. With the assistance of u computer, Sydney will be able to learn to communi- cated with others. IIS h1 1 RI I'I I;' II Ii I •Blackwell's Buck -a -Rama (Palmerston) •Lloyd Tuck Barbershop (Harriston) •M & M Meats (Listowel) •Osborne', Anything & Everything Store (Listowel) • Listowel F oodland •Harristou Floral & Gifts •Harmonaires members • Village Green Lifestyle Community Advance Tickets: 810/person At the Door: 812/person (519) 343-2424 Village Green Lifestyle Comm ty located on Hwy. 23, just 8 km north of Listowel 18 'SOF UC PLACING PEOPLE IN Movies la” Commercials 11'' TV Ws ow Photographic ,jobs We are expanding our roster. Openings for babies, kids, teens & adults of all ages! If you think you have the look or talent drop off your snap shot... CLINTON & KINCARDINE APRIL 23 between 11 a.m.-4 p.m. No registration fees. 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