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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-04-27, Page 10B 4) 10 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL, 27, 1988 PROCLAMATION Pitch -In '88 WHEREAS litter pollutes our parks, recreational areas, beaches, highways and school grounds by defacing them to our sight; and WHEREAS litter can be dangerous by causing physical harm to man and animals; and WHEREAS thoughtlessness and negligence are the main contributory factors in the occurrence and spread of litter; and WHEREAS the litter can be reduced by modern technology, education, stream- lined enforcement and updated litter by-laws, and responsible packaging; and WHEREAS the Town of Seaforth is concerned with the problems caused by litter and to bring it to the attention of the public it is deemed appropriate to appoint the week of May 2 to 8, 1988, as the start of the "Pitch -In '88" campaign in the Town of Seaforth, and urge all citizens to co-operate with the Town of Seaforth in the elimina- tion and reduction of litter and littering. Senior Citizens wishing assistance in cleaning up their properties are asked to phone the following persons who will arrange for school children to assist them: Mr. Gary Jewitt 527-0790 Mr. Gary Birmingham 527-0321 NOTE: The Public Works Department has scheduled SPRING CLEAN UP days and residents are asked to co-operate by cleaning up their properties, leaving debris and litter properly bagged at the curbside by 8:00 a.m. on the designated days: (Monday, May 2 to Friday, May 6, 1988) NOW THEREFORE, I, Alfred Ross, Mayor of Seaforth, do hereby declare the week of May 2 to 8, 1988 as PITCH -IN '88 in the Town of Seaforth. Alfred Ross, Mayor Town of Seaforth The War Amnputati s of Canada presents: THE 'NAKIDKISSKA Champ Chris Koch with War Amps Chief Executive Officer Cliff Chadderton and Karl Hilzinger, double -leg amputee and Well- known as the "silver -suited" skier in our T. V. messages. In a new film called The Nakiska Kids, 17 members of The War Amps Child Amputee (CHAMP) Program challenge the slopes of Nakiska -site for the alpine events at the 1988 Winter Olympics. Chris, born missing his arms and legs, has always wanted to ski like Karl. At Nakiska his dream comes true, thanks to your support of the CHAMP Program. The Nakiska Kids is available on loan; free of charge, by contacting the address below: The War Amputations of Canada, National Headquarters, 2827 Riverside Drive, Ottawa, Ontario K1V 0C4, The War Amputations of Canada Is a registered charitable organisation operated by amputees for amputees on a non-profit basis. The War Amps does not receive govern. ment funds. Should you wish further Information, please do not hesitate to contact us. Toronto 14161 488.0600: area coder 519, 813. 705 dial toll -f roe 1800.268.9821, of other area codes diel toll-free 1800-268.8917. Charitable Registration Number: 0286831 09 10. 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St. James bowled games of 1265, 1359, 1364 and a 31:1 triple, Dan Bennewies led the way with games of 268, 305, 230 - 803; George Love 268, 245, 244 - 757; Murray Bennewies 226, 321- 697; Cathy Broome 244 - 626, Carol Johnston 270 - 594 and Michelle Begnewies 197 - 511. Egmondville had games of 1137, 1239, 1202 for 3578 total pins. George Johnston was high bowler, with 257, 265 - 698; Patti Ann Gridzak 243 - 609, Randy Gridzak 209 - 597 and Reg Dick 219 - 586. Thursday Nighters bowled games of 1138, 1193, 1'r : 7 - 3418 and Neil Beuerman was top bowler with 254, 246 - 708; Erich Matzold 236, 265 - 679; Gary Bedard 246 - 625 and Debbie arry 228 - 501. "A" Division standings after 6 games are: St. James - 7665; Egniondville - 7286, Thurs- day Nighters 7082. The third night of the playoffs, took place on Thursday, April 21 and St. James lengthened their lead in first place with games of 1297, 1347, 131' and a 3952 total. Murray Bennewies led the attack with games of 230, 333, 309 - 872; Dan Bennewies 250, 224, 298 - 772, George Love 255 - 661; 620, Sherry Turney 270 - 601 and Diana Steep Cathy Broome 246 - 617; Michelle Bennewies - 249 - 535. 193 - 526 and Carol Johnston 226 - 504. Egmondville had games of 1093, 1223, 1044 Egmondville held second place with - 3360 with Mark Johnston bowling 266, 226 games of 1179, 1275, 1329 and 371 total pins. 310 402; and Rick VanderVeen 305433. Randy Gridzak led the way with 254, 221, Town & Country bowled game sof 1006, 320-795, Reg Dick 234, 233, 221- 688; George 1094, 995 - 3095. Kevin Dick had 280 - 614, and Johnston 247, 225 - 651, Betty Johnston 233 - Carl Baillie 213 - 503. 625; Patti Ann Gridzak 208 - 523 and Monica Westerveld 235 - 501. Thursday Nighters had games of 1182, 1293, 1282 - and a 3757 total. Gary Bedard was high with 281, 233, 258 - 772; Erich Mat- zold 245, 259, 243 - 747; Neil Beuerman 298, 273 - 727, and Jo-anne Knights 222, 577. Team Standings are: St. James 11617, Egpaondville 11069, Thursday Nighters 10839 "B" DIVISION St. James moved into first place with games of 1163, 1075, 1169 and a 3407 total, on Monday, April 18. Sandy Broadfoot led the St. James bowlers with 238, 230 - 625; Don Nolan 211 - 608, Pat Nolan - 216 - 601, Karen Hoegy 233 - 546 and Monica Ryan 223 - 540. Thursday Nighters "B" moved into se- cond place with scores of 1176, 1061, 1237 - 3474, Doug Leonhardt led with 296, 231 701; Pat Ryan 227, 234 - 630, Doug Procter 221, 254 - FisHing derby o SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD continues every Wednesday afternoon from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Last week's winners were: Men: Bert Walters, 371, Elmer Townsend, 255, Sandy Doig, 216. Ladies: Mary McMillan, 391, Doreen Kelly, 266, Dorothy Townsend, 245. Don't miss this week's SENIOR GAMES. Tonight at 7:30 p.m. Bridge will be held at the Legion. Monday, May 2 Euchre will be held at the Legion starting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, May'3 at 3:30 p.m. Darts will be held at the Legion and on Wednesday, May 4, Shuffleboard will be held, starting at 1:30 p.m. at the Arena. If you are a Senior, and a swimmer, plan to participate in this event - now an official part of the Senior Games. The local swim offs will be held on Thursday, May 12, star- ting at 3 p.m. at the Vanastra Recreation Centre. Call Drusilla Leitch at 527-1182 for more information. Make sure you visitthe Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary's PENNY SALE which will be held from April 25 to May 6. The items will be shown at the vacant Foto Pro shop, located on main street beside the VN Video Store. For more information please call Marion McLean at 527-0814. BACK CARE, "Making it your respon- sibility" will be held at Fanshawe College on May 14, 1988 from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. This workshop is specifically designed to explain CANADA -ONTARIO Crop Insurance ao? xv‘91 Last Week To Apply Gilbert & Ricki Vansteelandt (McKillop & Hibbert Twp.) 527-0648 DEADLINE For Application MAY 1, 1988 I •►CA e ® varier mod L Standings are: St. James 6744, Thursday Nighters - 6522, Egmondville 6475; Town & Country - 6442. On April 21, St. James held their lead with scores of 1225,1085,1044 -3354. Sandy Broad - foot led with 258, 237 - 680, Pat Nolan 244 -576 and Richard Love 230 - 542. Town and Country moved into second place with games of 1107, 1070, 1259 - 3427. Aire Van Diepen was high with 218, 235, 317 - 770; Carl Baillie 211, 293 - ,,.,7 and Julia careen 260 - 562. Egmondville had 1138, 1030, 1166 - 3334. Harry Den Haan led with 228, 252, 264 - 744 and Mark Johnston 258, 249 - 714. Thursday Nighters bowled 979, 994, lr;- 3061. High were Doug Procter 225 - 598; and Doug Leonhardt 236-584. Standings are St. James 10098; Town & Country - 9869; Egmondville - 9809; Thurs- day Nighters 9583. Saturd • ECREAThN P'' EVIEW by Marty Bedard back pain and demonstrate proper back care and safe exercises. Registration fee will be $50.00, to register call the Seaforth Recreation Office at 527-0882. The Seaforth Branch Library are presen- ting a "LANDSCAPE DESIGN FOR THE HOME OWNER", with George Cumming 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. Go visit the North Side United Church's GARAGE AND BAKE SALE on Saturday, April 30. The sale will begin at 10 a.m. and will last until 3 p.m. Don't miss out on some spring bargains. - Plans are underwayfor the annual Seaforth - West Branch SISTER CITY GAMES. Seaforth will visit the sister city on July 29, 30, 31, 1988. You can join and have some exciting fun, while meeting some new U.S.A. friends. Events such as golf, tennis, ball, soccer or any event with enough in- CoCmsted House Bed c' Breaf fgst Cozy guest rooms in a distinctive older home offering you a warm welcome and comfortable accommodation. MEMBERS OFSO.V.A. andS.W.O.T.A. Exclusive Private Dining Facilities for Breakfast Meetings, Dinner Parties, Luncheons, Birthdays, Rehearsal Parties, Business Meetings. Your Hosts: John & Gwen Patterson Seaforth 527.2040 FAMILY SEDAN 1986 PONTIAC SUNBIRD Economical 4 -Door Sedan with Automatic Transmission. Nicely Equipped with: ✓AM/FM stereo ',Power steering✓Power brakes✓Fully reclining fabric bucket seats ✓AIL season radial tires✓Original factory finish✓Just 42,000 km ,,-Sold with 100% power train warranty ...specially% priced of $699900 334 Huron Rd., (Hwy. 8) Goderich 524-8411 524-8311 SUBSCRIBERS When it's time to renew your Expositor, renewal notices will be inserted in your paper. Watch for it - don't miss a single issue. Huron .xpos1tor e ~Q `�' 527-0240 terest will be held. If you would like to travel to our sister city on this weekend, please call the Seaforth Recreation Office today at 527-0882. Registration for SWIMMING LESSONS at the Seaforth Lions Pool will be on Saturday, June 4 and Saturday, June 11 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Park Pavilion. All boys and girls 16 years and under are welcome to par- ticipate in the Seaforth Sportsmen Club's annual FISH DERBY. The derby will be held on Saturday, April 30, 1988 at the Lions Park, from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Up to 350 stock- ed fish with prizes and refreshments for all the children. Ladies softball teams formed Four teams have been formed to compete in the Seaforth Ladies Softball League. The teams and their members are: McNichol - Judy Scarrow, Linda Van Dyke, Sue Riley, Carol Bennewies, Jane Hoggart, Lynn Devereaux, Donna Arts, Brenda May, Cheryl Cook, Allyson Scott and Mary -Margaret Nash. Ken Smith - Terri Brintnell, Judy Anstett, Nancy Gridzak, Michelle Huard, Nancy Storey, Deb Janmaat, Heather Cameron, Linda Gridzak, Scarlet Swan, Monica Westerveld and Nancy Anstett. Kent Murray - Judy Mason, Ann Bosman, Lisa Preszcator, Leanne McKay, Marilyn Denhaan, Marsha Szusz, Joan Wood, Joanne Aubin, Deb Martin, Connie Marion and Mary -Ann Smith. Queens - Bessie Kipfer, Deb Murray, Patti -Ann Gridzak, Janice Leonhardt, Hilda Young, Wendy Oster, Linda Dillon, Carol Barry, Dianne McGrath, Deb Dillon and Joanne Holland. Games will be played at the Lions Park on Tuesday evenings. The first scheduled game will be played on Tuesday, May 3 and will be Queens vs Ken Smith at 6:45 pm, Kent Murray vs McNichol at 8:30 pm. If you have any questions or concerns, contact one of the following executive members: President: Bessie Kipfer, Vice President: Janice Leonhardt, Treasurer: Deb Janmaat or Secretary: Terri Brintnell. Come out and cheer on your favorite tem' NEW LOCATION At Seaforth Sewing Centre NEXT DAY SERVICE! IMAGE 11 Main St., Seaforth 527-1900 f 1 INVESTMENTS -----=Y.,r,Btaaaes xoi:.cayre, 122 Courfhousr. Sq . Gocicrrrh If you wish to secure a lifetime income from an RRSP or are interested in other RRSP in- vestments at very competitive rates, call Arnold J. 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