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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-12-12, Page 8$-TI* HUFCN EXPOSITOR. DEMURER la. isaeu WINNERS Seaforth Agricultural Society Draw Winners 1St Prize D . MacDonald - P,iasrstoa Winner of deo Miniature Victorian Bathroom. Donated by: MINIATURSB BY BHSRALL 2nd Prize Jerry Prout - Exeter Winner of the Miniature Doll. Donated by: J DOLLS $rd Prize Rachel De Boor - Blyth Winner of 1 Year Subscription to Nutshell News' Donated by: Joyce liibey $377 From This • Draw Donated to: CHILDHOOD CANCER RESEARCH rissimuismonomip THE BOE SCONES Sports News 11 CHRISTMaS TREES wt niE TMq„ST BEASE Rec department sets its programs for 1991 LWATCH FOR THEM! sMssisssssssssssstsrscstwss>Assutassssecassstssacssrts� McLaughlin Chev-Oids Ltd. 13 Main St. $Ntorth 827-1140 • S•rvwy • Solectron • Saysnya • Satisfaction • Leasing • Complete BODY SHOP Service NESBIT ELECTRIC LTD. 2291222 *Electrical Contracting & Maintenance *Electric motor sales & service *Pole Line Construction •Bucket Truck Service •24 Hour Emergency Service after 6:00 PM Call TOM RAPSON 527-1643 SEAFORTH MEAT MARKET MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH WING OR T-BONE STEAKS 4.79 SAUSAGE � LB. 1.99, COTFAGE �2 49 LMEALS LOIN PORK CHOPS249A L BACK BACON 3.29, RIB TENDERLOIN END PORK ROAST �a.2.198.4.49 HAMS R HALF FESTIVE a„QkFor� 'Specials in Effect Wed. Thru Sat. This Week Onty Check Our Thm & Freshness 527-1821 MORE IN-STORE SPECIALS baits Shuffleboard stunts ovally Wednesday Ammon at the sca%rth and District Community Centre's from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Last week's wuinsser$ wore: Ladies Hazel MWonigle (494),Roase (403) and Helen McKaig (371. Men - Suut Hillevi (375), Gordon Murray (3 51) and Gordan McKenzie (326). Comatose College Continuous Learning soaks to Hurn Cowry. Fhc following is a lis 9f programs Available to you in tans area: Godcrich - Time Manaficwwcnt for Managers, Artist Workshop 1, Basic Flower Arranging and Design, Bookkeeping Furndamentats, Book- keeping/Accounting, Interior DDuoraung and Design, Small Business Management, and Coronary Care Nursing. Vanastra - Intnoduction to DOS, Introduction to Lotus 1-2-3, Computer Literacy for the Office, Wordprocessing - Wordperfect, Advanced Wordprocessing WordPerfect, Intermediate Lotus 1-2-3, and Understanding Individual with Multiple or Complex Needs. Win- gham - Bookkeeping Fundamentals and Bookkeeping/Accounting. Exeter - Community Health: Office Nursing Bookkeeping Fundamen- tals, and Bookkeeping/Accounting. Brussels - Commodore 64 Workshop and Introduction to Local Government. If any of the above programs suit you, more information can be ob- tained by coming to the Seaforth Recreation Office or the Seaforth Town Hall and picking up a Catalogue. All the above programs -Recreation Preview °r Mar`' B°°"° will begin in January. Below is a last ut the 1991 Whiter Recreation Programs offered by the Seatorth Recreation and Parks Department. All prugntms will begin in January. Please pre -register for all programs by calling the Recreation Department at 527-0882. FUR- NITURE REFINISHING - with Harvey Beuerman will continue in the new year. This program will give the participant techniques on stripping old paint off your fur- niture, and refinishing it to look like new. Start date: Monday, January 7, 1991; Time: 7 to 9 p.m.; Place: Seaforth High School - Shop Room; Cost: $37.50 for 10 weeks - G.S.T. included. • BALLROOM DANCING - with Lou and Melanie Morello will begin on Tuesday evenings at the Community Centres. This program is for couples who would like to learn how to dance more gracefully together, or would just like an evening out to socialize and dance. Start Date: Tuesday, January 22, 1991; Time: 7:30 - 9 p.m.; Place- Seaforth and District Community Centres; Cost $42.85 Per Couple for nine weeks - G.S.T. included. MIXED RECREATIONAL VOL- LEYBALL - James Sampa will continue in January with this fun filled program for people who want to enjoy an evening out, with no competitiveness. Start Date: Wed- nesday, January 9, 1990; rime: 8 to 10 p.m.; Place: Seafordi High School - Gym.; Cost: $21.40 for 10 weeks - G.S.T. Included. SELF DEFENSE FOR FEMALES - Chuck Hasson will guide all ladies through this tight week program on escape and protccuon techniques. This program is specifically designed for women wanting to better protect themselves out on the streets. Start Date: Tues- day, January 10, 1991; Time: 7:30 to 9 p.m.; Place: Seaforth and District Community Centres; Cost: $21.40 for 8 weeks - G.S.T. included. RECREATIONAL BADMINTON -Thisprogramwillbeapayasyou play program. Come out and enjoy some badminton with no instruc- tion. The Recreation Department has some equipment that anyone can borrow. Start Date: Thursday, January 10, 1991; Tilde: 7 - 9 p.m.; Place: Seaforth and District Com- munity Centres; Cost: $3 per night - O.S.T. Included. RECREATIONAL BASKET- BALL - Marc Robinet will con- tinue with this program in January. Come out and play some pick-up Basketball. Start Date: Thursday, January 10, 1991; Time: 8 - 10 p.m.; Place: Seaforth High School - Gym; Cost $21.40 for 10 weeks - G.S.T. included. FITNESS IS FUIVV - this program will hold Taft - day and Thursday mornings froom 9 to 10 a.m. and Wednesday evenings from 8 to 9 p.m. This program ' t have fwi in its nine fur nwo/tns. come out and see for your- seit It is work at your own pace dam. Mazine Honsglao will instruct the morning classes and Pam Nesbin will instruct the evening classes. Stan Date: Tues- day, January 8, 1991, Wednesday, January 9, 1991, and Thursday, January 10, 1991; Place: Seaforth and District Community 'Centres; Cost Mornings for 10 weeks - S37.45 G.S.T. included, Evenings for 10 weeks - $26.75 G.S.T. included. Other programs to watch for beginning after Chnstmas include children's Tap Dance and Childruis Gymnastics. Both programs have to be confirmed, Date, and Time wise. All above programs include Goods and Service Tax. For more information on any of the above, please contact Marty at the Recreation Office 527-0882. PLEASE PRE -REGISTER AOR ALL RECREATION PROGRAMS BY CALLING 527- 0882. Limits will be put on all programs and if not enough registration in other programs. The recreation department has the right to cancel at any time. Thursday night bowling race tightens For the second consecutive week the Pink Panthers were the hottest team on the Alleys last Thursday. But like all the teams this week, the team was unable to record a three game sweep. Erich Matzold was both the team and the league's top bowler with a 273/727 performance. Doug Leonhardt rolled 270/654 and Pat Ryan had 231/568, good enough for five of seven points. On the losing side was the first place Simpsons, who did manage to win the last game. Leading the team was Dave Moody with 282/669, Doug Procter eh* 249/648, Debbie Bedard with a big 268 game and Mark McKellar with a 226. In the closest match of the night I've prepared for the GST. Have you? Now is the time to register. Are you ready for the pro- posed GST? If not, now is the time to register and prepare Registration applies to anyone involved in a commercial enter- prise This includes fishing, farming, professional services and many activities carried out 0 by non-profit organizations. Revenue Canada is ready to assist you with information on: ■ How to register and the benefits of doing so ■ What the GST means to your operation is Simplified accounting options and administrative procedures • Rebates of the Federal Sales Tax i How to recover GST on business purchases • GST retyrn and filing options Contact us today. Phone 1 800 2054017 Telecommunications device for the hearing impaired: 1 coo 445.5770 Or drop by the Revenue Canada Excise Office nearest you, Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m Canada's GST. it's good business to prepare now. Mor,. ' snarls 0. Arc... ....A. . 1 F...... .. CanadV 1 • • the Ninja Turtles took two games from the Rocky Rollers but lost total pins by seven with every game extremely close. Leading the Turtles was Gary Bedard with 292/716, Don Deighton 256/659, Carol Bennewies 275 and Janet Moody 199. The Rocky Rollers were paced by Doug Vock's 267/616 performance. Brian Dale had a super 223. The combined effort won the team one game and three points. In the final match last place Four Plus Two knocked off the third place Behinders but only by a 4 - 3 score, with two games won. Gerry Armstrong had 281/684, John Aubin 200, Tom McKay 229/574 and Janice Leotihardt 202 to round out the team performance. The Behinders scored a big second game win to carry them to total pins for three points. Leading the team were Karl Teichert with 255/668, Dan Bennewies 260/660, Mel Mercian 234 and Steve Steep 228. This week has second place Rocky Rollers challenging first place Simpsons, fourth place Ninja Turtles vs last place Four Plus Two and the third place Behinders vs fifth place but hot, Pink Panthers. Eagles remain in first Murray Bennewies led the Eagles to a seven point win over the Peacocks with a 325 - 787, fol- lowed by Gordon Murray 212 - 595 and Pailine Weigel 211 - 542. Top scorers for the Peacockes were Harry Den Haan 235 - 610 and Rob Taylor 206 - 539. The Buzzards also took seven points from the Vultures led by Cathy Broome 275 - 764 and Jack Ryan 225 - 613 followed by Dave Moody 219 - 577. The Orioles led by George Love's 269 - 752 gained seven points this week keeping them in second place. Other top scorers for Orioles Turn to page 16 • Canada CANADA NEWS... It's the paper...to keep in touch with what's going on back home in Canada. It's one of the things you'll look forward to finding in your Florida mail box every week. It's like getting a long letter from home. Why don't *you join thousands of ether Canadians by subscribing to this informative weekly newspaper while spending your winter in the south. 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