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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-03-12, Page 6A6 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 12, 1986 Clow/ Marti Setelilte Reception Equipment SPECIALISTS *DEMONSTRATIONS * INSTALLATIONS * SALES B&T ANTENNA SALES 482-7129 Brian McAsh SPORTS Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada LIFE AND MORTGAQE INSURANCE PLANS, DEFERRED ANNUITIES INCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE FLEXIBLE NO LOAD R.R.S.P. NONSMOKERS RATES AVAILABLE REP Arnold Stinnissen 117 GODERICH ST. EAST SEAFORTH Tel. 527-0410 VAN PELT'S USED FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Located on the Main Street, Mitchell PH: 34843244 Loogeonfiopait'Agprip5 AT 34 MAIN ST. SEAFORTH 527-0312 egdtt et !Weer/if/qui en 4 twit SEAFORTH CURLERS have done well, advancing to provincial competitions this year. Members of the Junior team, above, are Steve Dolmage, Peter Ste. Marie, Ron Pryce, Dave Campbell and Brian Beattie. The Intermediate team members are: Nell Dolmage, John Patterson Jr., Bill Campbell and Larry Hudson. Mcllwraith photo TUESDAY, APRIL 8 - 55.00 SKIN CARE CLINIC Discuss skin types - home care as well as professional care Pec Preview On Saturday, March 15 and Sunday, March 16 all Huron and Perth Separate Schools will be battling it out on the ice, in the KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HOCKEY TOURNAMENT. The juniors will be playing on Saturday and the seniors on Sunday. Let's see everyone out to cheer on your favorite school. The SEAFORTH AND DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION would like to announce their ANNUAL MEETING will be held on Thursday, March 20 at 8 p.m. at the arena. Everyone is welcome. Come and give your recommendations for next year. To all COMMUNITY GROUPS: don't forget to send all your special events and dates to the rec office for the Spring and Summer 'Brochure and the S.C.O.U.T. calendars. W e need your support to be successful. ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE will be putting on a First Aid Course every Tuesday night in Apri.from 7 to 11 p.m. This course will be held at the Seaforth District High School. The cost is $35.00 or Workman's Compensation Board approval. The instructor will be Art McNaughton. For more information call Art' at 527-1389. The Lake Huron Zone Recreationists, Association will be putting on various FITNESS INSTRUCTORS CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS to be held at Georgian College near Owen Sound. Anyone intersted in these courses can call 527-0882 for more informa- , tion. There will be NO SR. HOUSE LEAGUE HOCKEY PRACTICE on Friday, March 14. SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD, Last week's winners were: ladies, Mary McMillan 204, Mary Chapple 169, Greta Kerr 166. Mena: Boyd Driscoll 174, Stanley Hillen 173, Theo Van Bake1130. Don't forget we also offer euchre and table tennis. Junior Belles second The Junior Belle Ringette team lost the last game of a round robin series to top place Mitchell on the weekend. The loss put them in second place for finals in the Huron Perth league. The Mitchell Ringette team, having excellent skaters and hard shooters, outshot Seaforth three to one, but Seaforth's three defense: Tracey Sills, Heather McKercher Susan Rowdiffe and quick moving Tracey Fortune in net toiled all shots but seven. The skills of ringette acquired by Tammy Nash and Lisa Henderson appeared evident as they counted the two goats for. Seaforth, with only seven shots on net. Tammy got past Mitchell's goaltender twice with both assists by Lisa. The Juniors meet Mitchell in a two -out -of -three series starting tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Seaforth and District Community Centres. TUESDAY, APRIL 15 - 55.00 MAKE-UP CLINIC TUESDAY, APRIL 22 - S3.00 SCARF TYING Discuss facial shapes - make up corrections, applying make up properly. Taught scarf tying, also discuss and try different fragrances from Replica TUESDAY, APRIL 29 - 55.00 IMAGE STYLES & WARDROBING Discuss images and wardrobing and how it affects a woman in business as well as every day life. TUESDAY, MAY 5 - 55.00 Care of feet and nails at home as FEET & NAIL CLINIC well as professional TUESDAY, MAY 12 • 55.00 Discuss hair style to suit facial HAIR CARE CLINIC shape as well as care of hair Each Clinic will he limited to 10 per class They will be held at R & V Beauty Boutique • lust Hair - and will start at 7 30 p m So phone for early registration and discover the Best You Can Be' THE BEST YOU CAN BE! MF Value Leaders At home in the field or around the farmstead. t! FA! 1,4 14) Banner year for local curlers It's been a banner year for two curling teams from the Seaforth Curling Club. Today through Saturday the intermediate men's team of Neil Dolmage, John Patterson Jr., Bill Campbell and Larry Hudson, are competing in the provincial competition being held at the Sarnia Golf and Country Club. Just recently the boys rink of Steve Dolmage, Peter Ste. Marie, Ron Pryce, Dave Campbell and Brian Beattie returned bronze winners from their provincial competition. "It's quite an accomplishment for a club this size to send two teams to the provincials In the same year. It's kind of rare since only eight teams of approximately 16 districts are represented in the provincials," said Mr. Patterson. This is the first year the intermediate team has played together, although Bill Campbell and John Patterson, were teammates on a mixed team that went to the provincial level of competition some years ago. All the team m embers are over 40 years of age, and curl in the Open Mens competition in Seaforth. They curl approximately three times a week and compete in bonspiels on most weekends. "And that's only about half of what we used to curl," said Mr. Patterson. "I guess you could say we were real curling junkies." The intermediates, who advanced to the provincial competition by finishing with a six w,irt, one loss record at the district level, then emerged undefeated in and took the A side of a double knockout tournament at the inter -district level, are optimistic about their chances in the provincial competition. "We're curling pretty good right now, so I think we have a helluva good shot at winning it," said Mr. Patterson. "We started out a little bit slow, but gradually we've put together a team." The boys' team advanced to the provindal round of their competition after winning the first round of competition earlier this season in Kincardine. It then finished the A side winner in the second round held in Hanover. It finished the provincial competition with three losses, one to a Toronto rink, one to a Trenton rink, and one to a Mississauga rink. The Toronto rink eventually won the right to represent Ontario in the Canadian final held in Red Deer, Alberta. Novices win twice Seaforth Novice travelled to Clinton March 4 and defeated Clinton 7-1 in the fust game of a best three out of 5 semi-finals in South W,O.A.A. championship action. Goals for Seaforth were scored by Mike Watt with three goals, Mike Weber, Patrick Cook, Mike Devereaux and Brad Moore each with one. Assists went to Joe Murray and Wayne Schoonderwoerd with two. Singles went to Justin Rodney, Mike Moylan, Mike Weber, Mike Watt, Mike Devereaux and Boyd Devereaux. In the second game Clinton travelled to Seaforth and the Novice beat Clinton 11-1. Goals for Seaforth were scored by Mike Devereaux with four, Patrick Cook and Mike Watt with two each and Wayne Se hoender- woerd, Mike Weber and Joe Murray each with one. Assists went to Wayne Schoonder- woerd with three, Harold Hugill with two, Joe Murray with three, Justin Rodney with three, Boyd Devereaux with two, Patrick Cook with two, Mike Devereaux with one, Mike Weber with one, Steve McInally with one, Mike Moylan with two and Dean Finnigan with one. The third game saw Seaforth defeat Clinton 6-1. Goals for Seaforth went to Mike Watt with three, Joe Murray with one, Mike Devereaux with two. Assists went to Wayne Schoondenmerd with two, Boyd Devereaux with one, Steve Mdnaliy with one and Mike Moylan with one. SPRING IS AT KiKi's NOW W.J. FEENEY E ■ CONSTRUCTION LTD. 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THE SERVICE OFFICER will beat Branch 156, Seaforth TUESDAY, MARCH 18 from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. If you wish an appointment please contact: CLEAVE COOMBS Service Officer Phone 527-1155