The Huron Expositor, 1987-01-07, Page 10A10 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 7, 1987
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FITNESS CLASSES
'WINTERSES
Begins
Jan. 12 - 7-8 p.m, TRIM -A -SIZE: '
8-9 p.m. BODY STRETCH [bounceless aerobics)
Wed. Jan 14 7.:8 p.m. TRIM -A -SIZE •
8-9 p.m. BODY STRETCH [bounceless aerobics]
District-COmmunityZerntrifir
INSTRUCTOR: , '
Cheryl PhilliVS - 6
,27-0'7.65.
8 Weeks Once a Week - $25; Twice Weekly - $49.00 ' •
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The Seaforth & District Minor Hockey,
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THANK YOU
tothe following who donated -
to our
FIRST JUNIOR HOUSE LEAGUE
TOURNAMENT'
Pizza Train, Seaforth
Steve Murray Insurance
Seaforth Vet Clinic, Brian 'Nuhn
Box Furniture ' n •
Watt's Maintenance •
Texaco Canada Ltd., Seaforth
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A rCh ie' s Sunoco,
Bob & Betty's Variety
Ray's Family Market
EMA's Food Market
Winthrop General Store
• Tremeer Commercial Printers
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Bryan Vincent, left, congratulates James Hugill elf RR 2, Seaforth, the winner of'a nett
microwave oven In Vincent Farm Equipment's Ski Doo Draw. •Everyone who
. purchased a new 'Ski Doo at Vincent's was eligible. The draw took place on December '
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HURON -PERTH CATHOLIC SCHOOL BOARD
• KINDERGARTEN
REGISTRATION
will be held for
REGULAR KINDERGARTEN and
FRENCH IMMERSION KINDERGARTEN
—optional— .
In order to register'for Kindergarten, children must be five (5) years.
of age on' o before December 31, 1987. Parents are asked to bring
Birth Certificate, Baptismal Certificate and proof of Immunization.
it is advisable that parents' contact the school in which you intend to
register your child for an appointMent prior to the registration date.
The registration date -and location for French Immersiciri
Kindergarten classes will be as follows:
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL
Mr. Jim McDade, Printiriat
70 Bennett Street
OCIDgRICH, ONTARIO
N7A 1A4
524-9901 •
•JANUARY 16, 1987
9O0AM. -4 P.M.
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The registration date and letaticin fbt Regular Kindergarten classes
will be as foilbwS:
T. eoLumBAN SCHOOL
Mr. DeerVe Van Slyck, Prinaipat
R.R. 2
DUBLIN, ONTARIO
NOK 1E0
345-2686 .
„FEBRUARY 24, 1987
9:00 8:28 0.10,
DAVID DU RAN'o
Chairman of the Board
SCHOOL •
MrO'gry fAiritiffighatn, Pandit:Far
• Chalk Street :
$EAFORYF1; ONTARIO
NOK 1WO' • •
• 527-0321
MARCH it)* 1981
. 9:00 AM. ,.12't00: NO -0n1
WILLIAM ECKERT
Director of Education
SPORTS
Winter programs to. start .rleXt wee
sir:AFoRTH RECREATION
m FNrs. worr,ER PROGRAMS consist Qf
Lite following,. MONDAY, •JANUARY 12
WDOD REFINISHING by Harvey Beuerman
•• from 7:30-930 at the High School p,very
Monday evening for. ro,weeks, Itegistration
RECREATION PREVIEW
by Marty Bedard'
SATURDAY; JANUARY .24 GYMNAS-
TICS by Linda Th mson from 10 au,:to 12
ks
: neon 01. the HigI. School every Saturday
morning for 10 wee . Registration fee is $80.
This program is suitable for children three to
1,6 years. old, Please. watch this column for '
registration details,8? _ _ _,,,,. - _.,,,--
17A771.0.13111UARY12 BA4uraivr
DANCING by Lou Morello, 7;30-9:30 p.m. at
' the Arena every Thursday evening for nine
weeks. Registration fee is $30 per couple or
$15 per person.
FROG RA IVIS to watch for :Will "be Cal-
ligraphy tin • February); Badminton . and
Computers. For information orregiatration
on the above programs, Please contact :the•
Recreation Off ice•at 527-0882 ordrop in, The .
office 'is located at the Arena; in -the hall
lobby. - ' .,•''i •
.. FITNESS IS FUN --:The exercise Proiraln
for all ages; where you are encouraged. to'
'wet* at your own pace" will be held at the"
Seaforth and District Community Centres
'every Wednesday and Friday morning (rem,
9:30 to 10:30 a.in. There willbe special
emphasis 'put on: stretching; low level and'
--agrobles—affireatelorth-e-GfackZSEntanlrf r
beginners, older adults, and seniors, •or
anyone wishing to lose 'weight: • Men are
welcome to join: Registration fee will be $30
• for twice a week or $20, for once a week. To
register please call the Recreation Office at
527-6882 or register•on the, first Morning of, •
classes,' Wh•ieh will be on Wednesday,
January 14, 1687 aty9:30 a.m. • •
SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD and MOMS
AND TOTS SKATING will be back on its
.normal sehedide today. Shuffleboard trona
1;30-4 p.m. and skating from 1 to 3 p.ni.
Admission is freefor both, so take the
opportunity andenjoy an afternoon out. .
pANCE for children will' also start again
' tOn/gbt, Ages 3-5 years from 5 to 5:30 OA. ' •• ...
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and ages!6-1-0 years from 5:30 to 6:30 p, tn. '
DAVE' MeLLW A IN, of the North Bay ..
entennia vs •-• * -- ° 7-6f-ttie-raidOn
Knights ort Friday, Janua.ry 30, 1987. Ellison' I
Travel is organiiing a bus trip thwatch these' 't •
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two Seaforth boys and their teams face-off
against eath other. Tickets for the game and " •
•.the bus ride ,,down are available frem 'the
Recreation Ofce or Box Furniture &Ore. The 4 •
bus will leave Victoria Park between 6:36:and, .
7 p.m Cotper person is $19..95 each. For '
more information please contact the Recrea:.
tion Office at 527-0882. Don't miss this ,
-opportunity, .act now.
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• Cantana.tre:a ...on ...track .with. wins
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,he,S0Corth Centenaires appeared to get • . • • first goal just secoOds into the first period He • A.kben be scoiell; lissiated, by. Kevin Melady • .
InWit•bn track over the weekend when they was assisted by Joey, Smith and .Bettles'. ' •• Lind Dale.. Bettiesunassisted goal two
, • recordedtwri wins. : .: • ,-._"About a. minute' later Gerry•Wright, assisted .inimites biter lied things up temporarily. .. . .
, .. On Friday, night the Junior, p'club.:edged . 'bY' Hill. Dale 'and Mike' 'Scheonderweerd, , Belmont:moved ahead once ' more in the
nut Mitchell t -0 with -the help ni• a goal scored• .scoredon a power play to move..ahead �f their ' seCond period before Smith again tied things.
on a.power play late in'the third. period. Tim .., opponents..by two goals: • • ' " • 'up with less•than a minute remaining in the „.
.....Canipbellscored the goal assisted by Alike • . - Belmont ,. however Scored three times '.• period.' His goal was assisted by .Bettles. : , •
Betties and.Barry Campbell,' ,• . • following* pat, •. to .• move ahead r of the . The third period waS7entirely in•SeafOrth's • .•
• ' • Seafort.hgoaltender Derek Cooper stopped, Cent enaires 3-2. • • ••.• - .• • • ..-T hands and they scored twice to take the game.
32 shots' on net. while Mitchell goaltender • . Belmont:took advantage -of..a poer play .' ' away from their Belmont opponents. — •
.• ••• Steve Stapleton stopped 26 Shots. . - • situation jost a minute and a half into 'the'. -• - • Scoring foe Seal'ortli were: Wright, assist-
' • on Sunday the Centenaires came from a -second period to extend. their lead by one ed by Dale, and Kevin •W illiamson,. assisted' •
3-2:defieit ,a1 the. end .pf the first, period to Pall r • • • : ' ". • ' • - ' v. ' • .. • - by W righl'. • . ' .: . . .
' defeat • Belmont . by a score scome of 7-5. • •• • ' • 13ut Wright Moved. Seaforth .eloser-to a.centenaires . play . their next home
' Steve Schroeder scored the -local tearn's, . tie-Up:atthe 6:26 mark of the Second stanza . game Siniclay tit 2 p.m. 'against Clinton.: . •
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• ' The Seatorth. Atom Bs competed- inthe on Saturday afternoon,. Wallace scored a Outstanding goaltending by Seaforth's
Regional Silver Stick In 'Wingham, the first quick first goal on.Seaforth At 9:31 Of the first Adam Agar. earned an, honorary.' tribute by -
weekend of this year. 'For many of the players period. The Atom fist:an:pressure on Wallace tournament.. organizers at the end of the •
• it was a ' first experience playing in such a throughout the first and seeond but could mat ' game. .' .. .. ..... •
-prestigious tournament. • . . •. . • . - • •' • ' • • - • .• : Next home games for the Atom Bs are.- •
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Nervea"plaYed a big part in the Atorn. Hs break through the -tight defence to get a good •Friday. Jana:It-y.9 at 8 pit. against Hensall • .-
• ' .coming out, flat in the first • period "against.. shot on net„ W allace came out •and scored four . and Saturday. January 10 at •5 p.m. .against
NorManby. •Juinping . on' that, Normanby more ,goals.in the third -to. win the game 5-0, Elim •
pumped five •goals • intn•Seaforth's net. The ' • • a -Logan. ' ' .
second period before -they douldget the puck • Novice beat. Lucan in exhibition
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....m..„, Ils took Until the 5:22 marks•of the .
past Normanby's eXcelleht defence. Matt' , , .
Vnck scored Beaforth•A nisi goal, assisted by on Saturday. Jamul*. t1. Seaforth Novice - 1 lowever Lucan' was not about .to give up
Kevin Van Den Neucker and Harold Hugill. ', hockey team hosted' 'mean in an exhibition •and hard work and determination payed. off , •.
.Four Minutes later, Scott Jervis scored an game and won 3-1-. • • • .. for t lieni in the third period. When theirno. 12•. ' ' •
• unassisted goal. Normanhy came .out in the -• The first period . saw 'both teams •playing player, Denton •Hackney scored assisted by
third period, overcoming ourdefence to score hard and defensively:- testing 'each others - - Dilly! Boshlirt and Douglas MacGregor. •.
4 more quick goals. Late in the third, Dean • skills 1 co the lullest.• • . • . • ' : Tension emit inued to Wild. Seaforth trying
• Finnigan scored unassisted -and Scott Jervis, •- It wasn't until -at the 7:17 mark of the. to.killtime and hang on, to it'sbne goat lead.
•'assisted by Dave McNairn scored our last secondperiod. defenseman 'Steven McInallY. W ith.•1 :01 remaining in the third period with a basi- from' • si'aloilli's- Revd Devereaux scored again,
goal. ,Nonnanby seored again with less'tban of the Sealorth team scored . . . , . . . ,
• Boyd Devereaux. Less than two minutes later setting I he tans minds at ease. I
two 'minutes to play. Winning 10-4. . .. . ..
- -• • Seal:mill •scm•ed again. this one netted - by'
• .Setiforili's Novice next game will .be at
.Losingtheir first game put Seaforth Atom
It's in the consolation round against Wallace. Boyd Devereaux tunaSsiatecli. Seaforth was home nn Sal tirday. January • 10 against •
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noW leading by two gBrussels. oals. . • • - .. •
Pee Wees beat Elma LaganHensall on weekend • ..
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• . This past wedkend Seaforth Pee .Wees ' On Sunday Brian Meiady. came close to a Melady and Brad Schroeder each held one •
. played against Elma Logan on•Saturday and shut-dut when only one goal. was' scored ' assist. • • • .
' ensall. on Sunday did won both games. against, Seaforth. . Goals' for Seaforth were• ,
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- poring theElm Logan ElLogan game. goals were scored 'by Steve Papple with four goals and theSeiSlveearf°SrtthPee lheslo
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Hgames at
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seared by.Jason McNichol and Steve Papple two assisti. Ted Sillsl.vith three•goals and one during the,Christmas holiday.
• with nnegoal etielfand Ted Silk With One goat- assist : Brent van den AkketWith-thecro goals.. - On Saturday. Deeernber 27 the boys played
and my. assiSt. Jason Beutteniniller, Brent Kevin McLiwain with two goals and Jasen - 'against Ridgelown and lost 6-3.
van den Akker. Paid Didinage. Kevin Muir with one goal and two assists. Jason On Monday Parkhill defeatedSeaforth in. •
Mel1wain and Brad :-.1chroader each. had one McNichol had two assists and Jason Beutten, overtime 4-3. The Parkhill team went on to • • '
aria miller.. Mark &nate, Doug CampbelL Sean win in its division of the tournament.
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Farm • Residential • Commercial
POLE UNE CONSTRUCTION
'R.R. NO. 4 WALTON • 345-2447
COUNTDOWN- WEIGHT LOSS 'CLASS
• •‹- ANNOUNCES THEIR
NEW -YEAR'S RESOLUTION
HALF PRICE SPECIAL
Beginning January AN
ONLY $2,00 TO JOIN
ONLY $5.00 WEEKLY FEE
StiU no penalties for weeks Missed
2 CLASSES WEDNESDAY
2:15 PM. & 330 PM
ORANGE HALL, Seaforth
• This special offer tUtlid until Jan: 28ili (me Save
sm. why Weight Any Longeit What Have You
Get To ate? Kincardine Ofilto
et/40u wod( at your toWilPactel
.trytitiOodimid ithaStricatt*T4fetiiiii: •
ridiVet too late to get 4 1,, h00
EXERCISE PROGRA
• Wednesdays & Fridays
•
• 9:30 a.m.
Seaforth Catimundtveentres
• SESSIONS BOdiN" , •
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14
Dail t� rest of feir more itiforniatkindall the
IVOR-BATON OFFICE527,08112 • •
Clarrod
Mite
Satellite Reception Equipment
SPECIALISTS .
.DEMONSTRATIONS
•• INSTALLATIONS
• SALES
B & T
ANTENNA SALES
482-712o Brian McAsh
Va'na, Ont,
McLaughlin
Chev-Olds Ltd.
13 Maki St. Seaforth 527-1140
Service • SeleCtitM • SaVinAl
- • Satisfaction • Leasing
• Complete BOGY SHOP Service
WINTHROP•
RECREATION
COMMITTEE
• Open Meeting
JANUARY 12th
8:00 p.M.
at the
• McKillop TOwriship Office
The First Draw will take place
for the
SUPER MONTHLY DRAW
Yoti cabala° register on the first day of claSSOS.
Designed for seniors, older adults or anyone wishing to lbSe Weight.
• Men are welcome to join!
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Far tickets tdritact Ann BOtrilart
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