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There were plenty of a egis for these
hao hails toscore in this game. Unfor-
tunately the Quos goalies et a Tillie
larva gap and Parr Lane's Sandi Fremliu
took advantage atthatfacitosome. She was
assisted by Gl6mdathapntandDeailkomah.
Tammy Nash gobbled up three points.ase
this combust the and
the Jenne e )Farmers. Linda Boyd surfed
twice off great passing from Audimy
Defenmeman Joan Flanegan also
PERIAm all, mead �. WINTEIROPi)
game Petah
and ®Pntherp. Goad offensive and good
defensive plays were in evidence.
On December 14 at8p.m it's the can mEe
analva. Wintrhop• at8:50p m. Parr Lyne vs.
Death and at 9:40 p.m. Jr_ Farmers vs.
Queens.
MENtSMEtDftMBALL
WINTBROPI
This was a noteworthy game between
Wi ethrep and the Royals. Virinthroph Brian
McGavie picked off an open coroner to scare •
the game's wily goat
RAIDERS 1 - RIVER BATS 1
Blain Marks made a diving shot into the
net. to score the Raiders' bast real. A assts
came from Steve & Darnel Eckert. Tray
Arts ti>d things up for the River Rats with a
dap drat -at; teat gebybothte
GRABS 3 -;• L,I,
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for the Grads. Re Re �to get thew
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defection hemp an oppasing Dana
Beans helplbyCraigSmith. The)
helped gaal
came from Craig Kerslake, off an emeelient
pass by Teeny Vandenhevel.
PAlRRILINE1- BUMPERS 4
Brett Finlayson asked on three goals
this night by Frank Flanagan, Dale Ken -
and John The Parr Line
t;Y+®tie
played admiralgy. Ms teammates
were oermlale to capitalize on their
or the score would have been better.
- RIMERS 2
John Reclnaelt's shot did the trick for the
Knights early in this game. Mark Louwagie
also scared. For the Easy Riders it was Jim
Nyeanhuis scaring from beyond the blue Tine„
to bring the scare dose. a Afteer pulling their
goalie the Riders tied the game with only 22
seeonds left on the mock. Dave Rolle y,
assisted by Rick Barris and Rob MtGreger
scarred the goat
In men's hrnomball on Tamsday at 7:30
p.m. Red Rustlers vs. River Rats; 8:20 pan
Raiders vs. Knights; 9:10 pm. Parr Lime vs.
Haw Riders; 10:03 p.m. Royals vs. Grads;
and 10:59 pan. ,1 impels vs. Wintheep.
Falcons extend first
BY GEORGE LOVE
The Faleazns enameled their first place
lead in the St James Howling League when
they blasted the hawks 7-0 at the Starligidt
Lanes on Monday, December 5_
Murray Beranewies was the leader for the
Falcons with excellent games of 353, 333 and
300 and a 986 triple. Carol Johnston also
bowled well with 215, 214, 320 - 749, and John
Suffer 288-653.Kevin Broome 256 -620, and
Joanne Aubin 25 - 573 were high for the
Hawks.
The Faples knocked the Cardinals out of
seeend place with a 5-2 victory aver the Car-
dinals. George Love led the a'.aagies with 22 2,,
248 - 667, Ken Hunt 219 - 572, Dem Nolan 213 -
539, and Marilyn Den Haan 209 - 515. Cathy
Broome was top bowler for the Cardinals
with 303-652; Sandy BroaadfoutM7, 22S -627,
Pat Ryan 209 - 598 and Todd Caldwell 217 -
557.
The Blue Jays downed the Orioles a2 in
their matchnp Ken Maran was high for the
Slee Jays with 290-625; Connie Marion 208 -
571, Hoegy Ti
-538, and m Dalrym-
ple
Gerry Armstrong was high for
the Orioles with .261- 585; Reg Chappel 224 -
582 and Harry Den Haan 213 - 524.
Team standings after 13 weeks are:
Falcons - 64, Slue Jays - 49, Cardinals - 48,
Eagles - 45, Orioles - 38 and Hawks - 29.
place lead
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EIGRLOW DOUBLES
The final night of the Riram Walker's
Special Old Doubles was cormted
on Monday. Murray Berrnewies and Rom
Rent howled a plus 290 for the night were the
winners. Cathy Broome and Her Rant were
pins 186 to finish setae& Connie Marion and
Karen Homey howled plus 56 and Gerry
night it ngrspg and Kevin Longhmane ended the
aCongratulations to these eight bowlers,
who all exceeded their averages for the
sixth straight weeps of bowling.
CLEING SHOT - A Junior Fanners player wands up to swat the ball out e9 her end as
Commercial Rotel p*er Audrey Schenk tries to eget back dna play. Cnnu renew! beat the
Junior Farmers 4-0 Wednesday night in Ladies br omtrsll action. Cabatt photo_
SCOREBOARD
•TROUIERS
CUTTERS
Commercial
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Mars Bar
H-at Hats
Smarties
Nut Bars
Snickers
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Sweet Marries 20
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Top 10 averages - Car De Carte 201, Gwen
Hank= 187. High scores -Gold Murray 2.67,
May Delayer 259_ High triple - Gord Mur-
ray 654, Mary Deloyer 636.
RECREATION PREVIEW
by Marty edard
LADIES BROOMBALL - Barb Flanagan dies to get a pass through a Jung Fanner
defenceman and across to her Commercial Hotel teammate Heather htcilwraith in
ladies broomball action Wednesday evening. Commercial won this contest 4-0. Corbett
photo.
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Winter registration
Registration is now being taken for the
following Recreation WINTER
PROGRAMS:
WOOD REFINISHING: will be held at the
Seaforth District High School on Monday
evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. for 1Q weeks
beginning on Monday January 9. Registra-
h$30. and the instructor is Harvey
Seligman.
BALLROOM DANCING: will be held at
the Seafmth and District Cammnmity Cen-
tres (Arena) an Thm/sday evenings starting
at 7:30 pm. This program will begin on
Thursday, January 12. Seg�tionn fee will
be $40. per Male- Come out, have some fin
and learn a few new dance steps from Lou
Morello.
FITNESS IS FUN: will be held every
Tuesday and Thursday morning from 9 to 10
a.m., at the Community Centres. Registra-
tion fee will be $35 for the 20 sessions (10
weeks long) and will begin on Tuesday,
January lq 1 n, Joy Lam will take year
trough Your morning mahout, carne out
and enjoy.
CHILDREN'S RECREATIONAL GYM-
NASTICS will be held on Saturday after
nouns at the high school. There will be two
different age groups - 3 to 7 years of age will
start at 2 p.m. and finish at 3 p.m. and 8
years and up children will start at 3 p.m.
and finish at 4 p.m. This program will begin
on Saturday, January 14. Registtatian fee
will S30 child, $75for afamlyof3or
a
Family of 4. Your instructor Will
be Starr Josey (same as last Winter).
COMING IN MARCH will be a new pro-
gram for adults who wish to begin golfing.
We will he afferthg adult golf lessons star-
ting near the end of March. There will be
classroom we*, indoor golf and tine
gram will finish on the golf course. Y'�
watch The Expositor for this exciting new
tom.
If any of the above programs interest Yon_
call the Seafmth Recreation Department to
Ilegistee, or, for mo a information, the
number is 527-068h:
SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD scares from
Wednesday, December 7th are as follows:
Men - Stan Hideo 361, Sandy Pepper 134 and
Gordan Madierasje 301. Ladies - navel
MeGonigle 2384, Helm MacKenzie 311 and
Jean LuneThe Seafmth Library pmts a FREE
CHILDREN'S MAGIC SHOW with Mert the
Magnificent. This program is simmered by
the local library and the Huron County
Public Library. The stew will be held ora
Saturday, December 1711t at 1:30 p.en in the
lower- level of the library. Atter the show, all
the cbildren will be able to tell Santa what
they would like for Christmas, as he makes
his final rounds before the big day. The show
is free bntspace is limited, so get your ticket
today. lima are available from your
favorite librarian.
The Seaftnth library will also be showing
some Chrialmas Finis. The movies are call-
ed "Christmas Lace" and "Cosmic
Christmas". The films will be shown on
Tuesday, December a/starlinng at 2:30 p.m.
Admission freeand the recommunged age
is 5 to 12 years old. (;Dae and enjoy!!
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Dent miss out on the FIRM' AID
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now
COURSE being offered in January. This
course will be instructed by Art
Me Naughture For mare information or
registration call Art at 571335 after 6 per.
The Seafmth BANTAM HOCKEY TEAM
and parents will be host to a hockey team
from Denmark cher the (mss holidays.
Hockey games, bus toms de shopping will
fill their agenda. This team from Denmark
will play against our boys on Thursday,
December 29 at 5:30 p.an.. and Saturdaty,
Jar any 7 at 5:45 pan. Came out and watch
what will prove to be good, exciting hockey.
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GERARD RYAN
Gerard is another graduate at Se Forth's
championship junior tem of several
seasons back. The rugged dafencaman to
s favorite of Local fans and is in Ids second
season with the Saatawks. Uses a hitter
who from �
team to keep their heads
up.
introduced by
DON HAMILTON REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE LTo,
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Seelndh Agent Kevin Vader &Mown
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THE CORPORATION
OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT
requires a
DRAINAGE SUPERINTENDENT
This position is part-time and duties include reporting to
council, conducting on-site meetings with landowners and
providing knowledge and evertise in the work to be car-
ried
arried out in the area of newly constructed drainage works and
repair and maintenance of existing municipal drains.
Familiarity with the Drainage Act and procedures would be
an asset. Willingness to complete erosion, survey and
drainage courses necessary as required by the Ministry of
Agriculture & Food.
Individual should have good public relations skills as duties
include working with the public, engineers and council.
Applications marked 'Drainage Superintendent' will be
received in the office of the Clerk until 4 p.m., FRIDAY,
DECEMBER 23, 1988.
B.M. Shaddick
Acting Clerk -Treasurer
Township of Hullett
P.O, Box 228
Londesboro, Ont.
NOM 2140
Municipal Offices located County Rd. #15, y4 mile East of
Londesboro.
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