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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-10-17, Page 1110-- THE HuRuh ou svbi TOA. OCTUOLH 11. MID • ALLAN CARTER BULLDOZING •Landscape Preparation •Fence Row Clean-up 233-7458 R R. 04 Clinton SUBSCRIBERS I ca it's yr to narrow your Kzpottiew, raswal aa+ca. wail b. to sargail rWmcti lar it dotal .lir a ikrrra lExHuroon sitor p 44- 527-0240 TOWN OF SEAFORTH 1990 FALL CLEAN-UP WEEK The Seatorth Public Works Department will be conducting a tall clean- up week during the week of October 22 to 26, 1990. ONE WEEK ONLY Please have all debris, Naar, branches, garden materials, etc properly bagged, separate from any leaves, at the curbside by 8:00 a.m on the days of collection SORRY! The Public Works Department will not accept the following items during their collection 1. Tires 2. Containers with Liquids 3. Paint Cans with Wet Paint BRUSH COLLECTION: Beginning November 1 1990, the Public Works Department will be col- lecting small amounts of residential brush. (BRANCHES ONLY) Brush Collections will be held on the last Friday of each month, BY AP- POINTMENT ONLY. Please call 527-1710, at least 24 hours prior to the collection date, to schedule a pick-up. John Forrest Public Works Superintendent TOWN OF SEAFORTH 1990 LEAF COLLECTION The Public Works Department will collect leaves on the following days: October 22 & October 23 -North of Goderich Street October 24 & 25 -South of Goderich Street to the Railway Tracks October 26 -South of the Railway Tracks Please have leaves raked loose in a long narrow windrow or bagged at the roadside by 8:00 a.m. on the day of the collection. Leaves must not contain any branches or garden material. LEAF BURNING By-law No. 26-78, Section 14 "No person shall set any fire on any pav- ed street or improved portions of any street... - By -law No. 441-42, Section 92 "No person shall burn any combustible material within 100 feet of any building..." Additional leaf collections will occur daily for three consecutive weeks. There will be no further leaf collection after November 16th, 1990. John Forrest Public Works Superintendent WHEN TURNING Off THE LIGHTS 15 A BRIGHT IDEA. 4.0001"" +,•"s.r, Wilma .n. Vol. tarty .r w..n,irv. Illarsurr« r avec. Non JMe fop t. Jeri. EIS Onion allmser THE ENERGY OF OUR RESOURCES Cartacia THE POWER OF OUR IDEAS 'WATCH ME' - Michelle Henderson watched her figure skating students show them everything they knew about skating at Monday's figure skating opening lesson at Seaforth Community Centres arena Oxford photo. Loons hold onto first For the second work he Lon spay in first place led by top bowlers Pat Ryan 207-550, Don Nolan 209 - 538 and Don Kunu 210 - 501. Murray Booucwies led his ram with s groat 348433 followed by Paulin Nagle 235 - 507. The Peacocks took four pointy Brom the Buzzards in three closc trail(' Todd Caldwell 302 - 728 d Rob Taylor 245 - 586 out in the lead. Leading the Buzzards west Cathy Broome 267 - 633 and Brian Love 240-6112. The Vultures wok five points from the Orioles with Dave Moody 241 - 660, Harry Den Haan 204 - 517 and Richard Love 219 - 528 in the lead. George Love led the Orioles with a 246 - 617 followed by Carol Johnston 203 - 582. Both the ladies high single and triple were once again won by Cathy Broome 267 - 633 and for the men, Murray Bennewies 348 - 833. Team Standings: Loons - 16, Eagles - 15, Orioles - 14, Vultures - 13, Peacocks - 13, Buzzards - 9. Pink Panthers on scoreboard with wins It took until the second game of the fourth night of Thursday Nighter Bowling but the Pink Panthers have finally won a game. They enjoyed it so much that they won again the next game and took total pins as well as five and seven points for the night. Leading the win was Doug Leon- hardt with a big 295 game and 662 triple. Pat Ryan recorded a personal season best 227 game and a 513 triple. Barb Alexander also had a 200 game to enable the team to jump out of last place. The Rocky Rollers were the un- fortunate victims of the Pink Panthers surge. Leading the team was Brian Dale with 267/637 night. Doug Vock finally got the hang of it in the third game with a 240, and Joanne Knights had a big 218 first game to help the team to its only win for the night. The League leading Simpons managed another seven point sweep over the Four plus Two team but all games were closely contested. The Simpsons hot shooter for the night was Dave Moody with 326/857, highest league games recorded so far this season. Doug Procter had super 261/677 scores, Mark McKel- lar recorded 212 and 204 games and Sherry Tunney had 210/543. SAVE ENERGY There are a surprising number of ways that you can easily save energy around your house, in your car and in the products that you buy. From heating and lighting your home to cooking and cooling your food. From the way that you drive to the way that you work. We've got a lot to get you started. And they're all in our helpful brochures. OPP SAVE MONEY When you're saving energy, you'll start to save money too. It doesn't take long for those utility bills to go down, or for gas mileage to go up. We can prove it to you. HELP SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT Each and every time you save a little energy, you'll he helping to save a little piece of the environment. Just for starters, you'll he cutting back on greenhouse gases and reducing the use of fossil fuels. We created our current environmental problems. We can find solutions, if we work together. So write to us. Well help. IT ALL ADDS UP r________ -w- Please rush ane your Saviours package today 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I LILIA 04 Name 4ddrew Neml If %,tray Prbikstlewa Sr t ..ib Street (Maws, ()uteri. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 For the losing side Ralph Johnston was tops with 244/625. John Aubin had 210/590 and Gerry Armstrong had a 210 game to keep the games close. Unfortunately the loss drops the team into last place. The Ninja Turtles made the most of their strong first two games recording five of seven points at the expense of the Behinders. Leading the team was Gary Bedard 265/667. Sue Stokes spared and added a big 248 game, Bob Wright hit for a super 234/566 and Janet Moody added a 197. Michelle Deighton led the Behinders with 227/579 and Karl Teichert added a 210. Mel Merian, although having an off night deser- ves Honorable mention having recently celebrated his 82nd Birthday. Mel did record a 182 game and continues to contribute well. Best Wishes Mel. This week Behinders vs Rocky Rollers, Four Plus Two vs Pink Panthers (last place battle), and Ninja Turtles attempt to take first place from the Simpsons. SIMPSONS HOLD DOWN SLIM FIRST PLACE LEAD In Thursday Nighter Bowling "The Simpsons" managed to take five of seven points from the Rocky Rollers in a close battle. Leading the win was Dave Moody with 266/618 and Doug Procter with 211/594. The Rocky Rollers were again led by team captain Bnan Dale with 242/655. Doug Vock also scored a big 242 final game, which the team lost by only one pin. The "Behinders" scored a second consecutive seven point sweep by pounding the pointless "Pink Panthers" The win was led by Dan Bennewies, back on track with a 258/705 night. Karl Teichert was again strong with 248/657 and Steve Steep hit big in the second game for 261. On the losing side the Pink Panthers had a big 250/684 performance from Doug Leonhardt. Erich Matzold was hot with 228/637 and Barb Alexander had one of the few ladies 200 game with a 201. Team 04 became officially the "Ninja Turtles" and took five points from "Four Plus Two" in honor of the occasion. Gary Bedard was high league bowler for the night with 281/731 and Carol Bennewies had ladies high triple with 561. George Johnston spared for the holidaying Don Deighton and contributed a 238 game. The "Four Plus Two" team only added up to two points with a fust game win. Gerry Armstrong was top bowler with 246/640, Ralph Johnston had a 243 and Janice Leonhardt returned with a big 205. This week fist place Simpsons take on "Four plus Two", second place "Ninja Turtles" take on third "Behinders" and fourth place "Rocky Rollers take on the heavily handicapped "Pink Panthers". Bowling leagues recording fine week day scores BY GEORGE LOVE All bowling leagues are now in full swing with many fine scores being recorded each week. Some recent scores from the different leagues found George COME IN FOR A CAT SCAN COME TO OUR NATIONAL OPEN HOUSE THURSDAY, OCT. 18:8 AM -9 PM FRIDAY, OCT. 19: 8 AM -9 PM SATURDAY, OCT. 20: 8 AM -7 PM SUNDAY, OCT. 21: 1 PM -5 PM Meet the members 01 "TEAM FUN" Snowmobile Racing team Don't miss our Open House - it's free, and it's fun. See the latest Cats and talk about snowmobiling with other riders. Watch our new video of 1991 c41.6„ Cats in action lap 4Qa MCTKCAT' ca, ditos `r • lo !iv RIVERSIDE SMALL ENGINES -Soles and Service HWY. 4 SOUTH, CLINTON 8t'hnd Hough lirej Johnston with a 706 triple in the Egmondville League. George Love led the St. James League with games of 307, 308 and an 849 triple. Murray Bennewies rolled a 738 triple and Cathy Broome also had an excellent night with a 332 single and a 705 triple with her high game more than 100 pins over her average. The Town and Country League was topped by Ron Harris 305 - 784, John Staffen 700 and Elaine Brown 597. The mixed doubles had a +100 pins of their average score by Bob Dinsmore with 301 - 737. Barb Broderick bowled a 639 triple. Gary Bedard led the Thursday Nighters with 731. Dan Bennewies 705 and Mary Barns 621. Olave Little was high bowler for the Seniors with 270 - 593. The week of October 8 to 12 is the determining paint for averages for the Hiram Walker Special Old High -Low Doubles 5 pin Cham- pionships. The deadline for entries in the High -Low Doubles 5 pin championships. The deadline for entries in the High -Low Doubles is October 21. The High -Low Doubles starts the week of October 29 when league scores will be used with a high and low bowler being paired. They must bowl over their combined averages for six weeks. The bowlers are eliminated if they bowl under their combined averages. New schedule for broomball FARMERS 1 - WINTHROP 0 Deb Bedard was the hero for the Junior Farmers as she scored the only goal in this game, with assis- tance form Annette Hoggarth. QUEENS 3 - COMMERCIAL 1 Cheryl Kruse scored a hat trick for the Queens, with back help from Jean Haggiu and Teresa Fin- layson. Maureen Flanagan scored the lone goal for the Commercial and it was unassisted. YOUNGBLOOD 3 - PERTH 0 Tanya Eckert scored for the Youngblood off a great pass by Tammy Kennedy. A quick slap and Tracey Bennett also scored. Help came from Lisa Hendenon and Tammy Nash. A single goal by Lori Ann McNichol. Perth Ladies' determination was overwhelming, but goals were scarce. In ladies Exhibition Rroomhall October 17 at 9 p.m. Youngblood vs Queens; 9:50 p.m. Parr Linc vs Jr. Farmers; 10:40 p.m. Commercial vs Winthrop and Perth sits out. At 7:30 p.m. - Beginners or Pee Wee; 8 p.m. - Girls; and 9 p.m. - Ladies.