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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-04-13, Page 13KARATE TOURNAMENT WINNERS - The Seaforth Karate Club took part in another tournament recently, as the Goderich club hosted six teams from Southwestern Ontario. 150 competitors turned up for the tournament, 11 of them from Seaforth. Com- petitors are judged in two events: kata, which is a series of martial movements; and sparring, which Is a mock fight. Dan Glanville placed first in kata and second in sparring, Mark McGrath won in Kato, Jean Hasson was second in kata and third In sparring, and Craig McGrath placed second in sparring and third in kata. Cor- bett photo. Seaforth girl wins top sports awards Many people can say they have more than one favorite sport as long as it can be viewed on TV from a comfortable couch in their liv- ing room. Few, however, have the ability or desire to channel that passive devotion into a high level of active participation. Seaforth's Denise Morey, a student at St. Lawrence College in Kingston, has both the talent and the hunger to excel at any number of sports. Just recently she captured the female athlete of the year award for her excellence in two varsity sports. The 20 -year-old led the Vikings to the On- tario Colleges Athletic Association soccer championship, scoring seven of the team's eight goals in tournament play. In basketball, Denise, playing point guard, was the team's leading scorer with a 15.7 points -per -game average. She was nam- ed an OCAA second -team all-star. • Denise was selected as the most valuable player for both St. Lawrence teams, sharing the honor in soccer with linemate Glenys Fraser. But she says, having to balance her studies while participating in two varsity sports was more a labor of love than a chore. "Back in September, both sports were go- ing on at the same time. For the first three or four weeks, I never had a night off from practice and I sometimes had double - practice days. It was never too much though because I loved what I was doing. Practices would take up about two hours a night and then I would go home to study," she said. Her good work in the classroom has not gone unnoticed. In 1987, she made it onto the principal's list for her strong academic standing combined with her unyielding con- tribution to school life. Denise is in the second year of a three- year behavioral science program. She's in the 'middle of a six-week placement at Thistletown Regional Centre in Toronto, where she works in a group home setting for mentally handicapped children. "In Grade 12, I took a course called adap- tive aquatics that taught how to teach swim- ming to handicapped kids. That's what got me started int aht area,"she said. He first start in athletics came at a much earlier date. "I joined my first soccer league when I was 11 -years -old and played in the London District League until I was 18. I started in basketball in Grade 9. I owe a lot to my high school coach Ed Pelss...he taught me everything I know about basketball." Denise said coming from a small town on- ly helped matters. "We didn't have a movie theatre, so sports was a great way to spend the time with your friends," she said. It was time well spent. Diana Drury, coach of both the women's soccer and basketball teams at St. Lawrence, said Denise was a dominant force in both sports. "Her footwork is amazing. She would have two defenders on her and she would still manage to dribble the ball between them and get a good shot on net." "On the basketball court, she's very quick, agile and has a very accurate shot from the outside." Parr Line wins mens 'B' broomball RAIDERS 1 -PARR LINE 2 Len Vanwanderen kept a steady pace with a couple of triumphant goals off superb passing from Verne Thompson, Paul Nurse and Don Wise. By winning this game Parr Line became the champs. However, the Raiders put up an excellent show with a hot goal by Steve VanDyke off a horrifying pass from Tony Arts and Ken Decorte. Steve slapped the ball directly into the net. Unfortunately not enough time re- mained on the clock for the Raiders to be able to tie the game up. There's always next year guys. A great season for everyone. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 13, 1988 — 13 Sioux win Seniors bowling title The Seniors Bowling League finished its Elmer Dow and Wilfred Tremeer with 1,120. season with Campbell Wey's team the win- In third place was Harvey Daw and Beryl ners with 59 points. Reid with 1,007 and fourth was Mary Members of the team were Campbell Finlayson and Ethel Halst with 1,001, follow- Wey, Rika Van Bakel, Blanche Hoegy, ed by Campbell Wey and Laura Murray, Laura Murray, Peggy Sinclair, Chas. Mervyn Dietz and Peggy Perkins, Oliver Perkins and Cliff Hoegy. Pryce and Gordon Papple, Gordon Murray Consolation prizes were also given to the and Agnes Lammerant and Norma Steele Crees - Betty Hulley, Harvey Dolmage, and Isabel Kerslake were tied and last was Olive Papple, Agnes Lammerant, Gordon Watson Reid and Olive Papple. Papple, Lloyd Pipe. Consolation prize for the day went to Most improved averages for the ladies Chas. Perkins and Peggy Sinclair. Con - were, Blanche Hoegy, Katie Phillips and gratulations to Bert Walters who bowled his Agnes Lammerant. For the men it was Chas highest triple of the season a 718. Perkins up 17 points and Cliff Hoegy, Andy Lunn and Campbell Wey all up 15 points. Next Friday will be bowling as usual and Lucky draw prizes went to Beryl Reid and also anyone who wishes may try out for the Campbell Wey. Ladies high average for the Seniors Games team to compete in Stratford season was Mary Finlayson at 190 and for in June. the men Art Finlayson at 205. The annual Seniors banquet will be held Last Friday was fun day when high and on Monday, April 18 at 6 p.m. at the low average bowlers teamed up for an after- Egmondville United Church. Tickets are noon of sweep bowling. available from Mary Finlayson and we hope High team for the day was Bert Walters all our bowlers will be able to attend. and Bea Storey with 1,123 points followed b" Good bowling to all. Lions wih St. James league BY GEORGE LOVE Jack Ryan 237 - 611 and Pat Nolan 219 - 557. The Lions continued to bowl well and as a Brian Love was high bowler for the Pan - result, won the Play-off Championship of the thers with games of 227, 230,171- 628; Lynne St. James Bowling League at Starlight ' Coombs 219, 210 - 601 and Jim Dalrymple 234 Lanes on April 4. Murray Bennewies led the - 582. Lions with 281, 241, 270 - 792; Brenda Kenny Gerry Armstrong led the Jaguars with 209 199 - 581; Michelle Bennewies 215 - 553; Bob - 578, Pat Kenny 223 - 540 and Shirley Brug- Feeney 219 - 523; Johana Goodman 186 - 503 ger 185 - 508. and Gloria Love 179 - 454. Cathy Broome bowled 228, 232, 206 - 666; The Leopards finished in second place and Don Nolan 196 - 514 to lead the Cougars with top scores from Sandy Broadfoot 217 - in scoring. 596, Rose Feeney 219 - 526 and Ken Moran Final standings are: Lions - 14,968; 177 - 518. Leopards -14,797, Tigers -14,638, Panthers - The Tigers finished in third place with top 14,345, Jaguars -13,885, Cougars - 13,772. scores by George Love 235, 273, 247 - 755, Turn to page 19 • Library to host FITNESS IS FUN with Drusilla Leitch will begin on Tuesday, April 19 at 8:30 a.m. at the Seaforth and District Community Centres on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. for 10 weeks. Registration fee will be $30 for twice a week. Fitness will also be held on Wednesday evenings between 8 and 9 p.m. at the arena, starting Wednesday, April 20. You will be able to register for any class at the first ses- sion. For more information please call the Recreation Office at 527-0882. SUMMER PROGRAMS REGISTRATION will be held tonight at the Seaforth and District Community Centres from 7 to 9 p.m., as well as Thursday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. Please come and register or ask for information on Minor Ball, Minor Soccer, Ladies Recreational Softball, Playschool and Playground. For more information call the Recreation Office at 527-0882. SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD results from last week are as follows: Ladies - Mary McMillan 404, Hazel McGonigle 394 and Mary Chapple 299. Men - Elmer Townsend 313, Lloyd Hoggarth 248 and Gordon McKen- zie 230. The Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary is hosting its annual PENNY SALE from April 25 to May 6 with the draws being made on May 7. The Penny Sale will be held in the old Photo Pro shop, beside the VN Video Store. For more information please call Marion McLean at 527-0814. The St. Thomas Anglican Church Women are hosting their annual SPAGHETTI DIN- NERS on Friday, April 15. Lunch will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m, and supper will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Parish Hall. Adults are $4.50 per plate, children 12 and under $1.50 per plate and pre-schoolers free. Tickets are available from any A.C.W. member or at the door. Anybody interested in playing LADIES BALL HOCKEY MEETING landscaping semin RECREATION PREVIEW by Marty Bedard INDUSTRIAL SOCCER on Wednesday evenings please call Teresa at 527-2258. Are you interested in upgrading your swimming qualifications? If so, the Vanastra Recreation will be hosting a NA- TIONAL LIFEGUARD SERVICE on May 6, 7, 8 and May 13, 14 and 15. Registration fee will be $100. which includes all materials and the exam fee. RED CROSS and ROYAL LIFE IN- STRUCTORS Course will also be held at the Vanastra Recreation Centre on May 28, 29, June 3, 4, and 5. Registration fee will be $115. which includes all materials and exam fee. For registration or information on these courses please call the Vanastra Recreation Centre at 482-3544. The Seaforth Branch Library are hosting a CLASSICAL MAGIC show with Michael Ross on Friday, April 22 at 7:30 p.m. This program is brought to you by the Outreach Ontario Program and the Ministry of Culture and Communications and the On- tario Arts Council. Admission fee is $1. per person. The Seaforth Branch Library is also presenting "LANDSCAPE DESIGN FOR THE HOME OWNER" with George Cumm- ing of the Royal Botanical Gardens. It will be held on Tuesday, May 3 at the Seaforth and District Community Centres at 7 p.m. Tickets are available at the Library and will cost $2 or $2.50 at the door. For more infor- mation please call Trudy at the library, 527-1430. April is CANCER MONTH and the Lioness Club will be sponsoring a Dessert • Tea and Euchre on Monday, April 18 at the Maplewood Manor, 7 p.m. Admission will be $3.50 per person. Limited tickets are available at the Seaforth Sewing Centre. All proceeds will be going towards the Cana- dian Cancer Society. The Seaforth Agricultural Society presents the HOME AND GARDEN SHOW on Wednesday, April 20 and Thursday, April 21 from 5 to 10 p.m. both nights at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Many displays, door prizes and special events for everybody. Free admission. The Seaforth and District High School will be offering a CHILDREN'S BASKETBALL CAMP, starting April 18. Registration fee will be $1. per person which includes a T- shirt. For registration please call Terry Johnston at 527-0380. Don't miss the Seaforth and District Ringette's FASHION SHOW on Wednesday, April 27 at the Seaforth and District Com- munity Centres. Tickets are available from any ringette executive. The Seaforth HORTICULTURAL SOCIE- TY will be having their meeting tonight at the Seaforth Public School, starting at 8 p.m. Guest speaker Martin Parker from Port Elgin will speak about the Wild Flowers in the Bruce Peninsula. Members can still sign up for trees and shrubs, which will be available later in April. ROI .I .FR SKATING will begin on Friday, April 15 from 7 to 10 p.m. at the arena. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. Admission will be $2. for adults, $1.50 for children and skate ren- tals will be 50 cents each. 1.111•1111111 I•mi.611/1MI 1111 Business Centres In,. IBM System at.Compatible Prices I ! 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May 17, 1988 at 800 p.m at the Tuckersmith Township Municipal Office in Vanastra to consider a proposed zoning by-law under Section 34 of the Planning Act, 1983 The Purpose of the proposed by-law is to change the zoning on Part Lot 10. Concession 2. (RP 22R935 Pt I and Pt 2). Egmondville, Township of Tuckersmith. from Development Zone (Dl to Village Residen- tial Low Density (VR 1). The VR 1 zoning would permit the establishment of residences on the subiect s property. The location of the affected land is shown on Schedule 'A attached ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and/or make written or verbal representation either in support of or in opposition to the proposed zoning by-law ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the prc.posed zoning by-law is available for inspection between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p m. at the Tuckersmith Municipal Office in Vanastra or at the Huron County Department of Planning and Development in Goderich DATED AT THE TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH THIS 7th DAY OF April. 1988 Seaforth Men's Ball Hockey League Meeting For Team Officials New Teams Welcome Friday, April 15 7:00 p.m. 8eef®Ilath & District Community Centres - a BASKETBALL'':;, r, CLINIC SS.' J R McLachlan. Clerk Treasurer TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH GMB 117. RR 5 Clinton, Ow NOM 11.0 (519) 482-9523 1, Boys & Girls Grade 6 to Grade 8 x`,11 at SFAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL , Starting MONDAY, APRIL 18 IIS ;, Register at your school Thursday, April 14 on your Players must be 16 years old as of May 1, 1g88 For more information call 627-1876 LUNCH HOUR 5 WEEN( PROGRAM Co-ordinated by TERRY JOHNSTON SEE a'Er arae 3B _-�,- R VR 0 SCHEC ILE a KEY MAP 3C TOWNSHIP Or ' _.:"E c'v ... stole 0 '00 2 _� ' me,.e5 S - h ,.ands proposed to be rezoned from D (Development Zone) to VRI (Vdtage Resldenial 1. nu• Dem u,l Set KEY uav I7