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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-02-28, Page 12THE HUROrl EXPOITOR, FEBRUARY -28 1990 LEcTRI 2294222 •ELectflcat Contracting & Maintenance Electric „motor sales & $9,6/.1:04, • ' Wok:Me Construction, " • BucKet Truck Sen400 . 24 Hour Emergeney Serylce 1.800.265-2908':. after4mo.pm Call Tor4.11APSON.52:7164a SeaforthCptirnists wienAcl flank the foliMifing businesaes who Kindly ticriateci-prizes•tOte, Bey Scout Family. Banquet:, Pizza Train, MAO'S, Ray's Family Market, 'SIMPCO; Canadip011eiff,„; CO-op,,FladiO;Snaolq.Stedniaria;‘ Eaenker's; Sills Hardware; UPi Petro Canada; Coop'S.SPorlin9 Goods; Triangle Discount; Custom Art Design;,Texa09; All proceeds4rom-the ratMoOt-i to Seaforth Soy ScoutS. • COMOD(1.01iTORIO Crop Insurance NEW for 1990! — hail spot loss — up to 90% coverage (corn, soybeans, grain) — technology factor (corn, soybeans) — buffering - all general crops (cushion extremely low or high yields) For complete details, call: Gilbert & Ricki Vansteelandt alt. #2 Dublin, NOK 1E0 - 522-0648 (McKillop & Hibbert Townships) Deadline to enroll: May 1, 1990 Agriculture 0 -Ontario Ministry of Canada Agriculture and Food 1111•111O11111111111.111111=181111111111=11111111111111.11111110MMI WINDOW & DOOR SALE CROWDED AT THE NET - Things appear a little crowded converged ari by his opponents. Dublin won this contest 2-1 around the net, during senior hockey action at the Knights• of against Seaforth and won the A title of the Senior division. Columbus hockey tournament in Seaforth on Sunday. Here, a Dublin Green won the B title. Robinet photo, Dublin White player attempts to move the puck before he is Teachers to battle it out on ice The Seaforth Recreation Department will be offering a March Break Program again this year. It will be held March 12 to 16, 1990 at the Seaforth and District Conuntun- ty Centres. Activities will include sports, games, arts and crafts. Please watch The Expositor for more information, or call the Recreation Office at 527-0802. There will be no Public Skating this weekend due to the hosting of the Annual TEACHERS HOCKEY TOURNAMENT. This Tournament will be held at the Seaforth and District Community Centres on Saturday, March 3, 1990. Come out and watch some local teams. • SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD continues every Wednesday'aftemoon at the Seaforth and District Community Centres from 1:30 to 4pm. This is a great time to tune up your playing skills as the Seaforth Senior Games are fast approaching. Other games available to practise on are; Carpet Bowl- ing, Table Tennis, Crokinole, or any Card Game. Last week's shuffleboard winners were: Ladies: Beth Pryce-442, Doreen Kelly -385 and Isabel Gardiner -355. Men: Stan Hillen-476, Gord MacKenzie -445, Bill Kelley -441 and Gord Murray -441. Fanshawe College School Of Continuing Education will be hosting a seminar on Basic Management of ATHLETIC IN- JURIES. This Seminar is designed for the weekend coach, teachers, or anybody in- terest to learn about basic athletic injuries. Course content will cOncentrate on iden- tification: and -asSesiMentdt,•seteeritY specific tips caf'preVention and'rer-hilb 'of the most common injuries. • Lab portion will emphasize hands on skills such as taping, bandaging and basic joint assessment. Shorts and T-shirts required!This seminar ammimummismoms SPECIAL "EARLY BIRD" HOUSELOT DISCOUNT GOLDEN , mom. iiiijitii :. 1"; • '1 moommiti, , u .. . "14 1 _ , - .1011 BlLJ1143* , - - • • • , , , MOH immin - 1111 II11 4 Eit 1, All Houselot orders (minimum 10 windowor door units) for Goldenwood or Goldenclad Windows and all Patio Doors-& Entries. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE EXCEPTIONAL SAVINGS - AND DON'T PAY UNTIL JUNE, 1990 - 40% DISCOUNT ON LESS THAN HOUSELOT ORDERS Golden Windows are clearly quality and now they're even greater value. Order by March 24, 1990. • DON'T DELAY E%CFAS liThey're Carly Better! 40 Wellington St. CLINTON 482-3405 ALL-MACAULAY REC PREVIEW by (Beereatkatpireetor) Marty Bedard will be held at Fanshawe College on Satur- day, March 17 from 9:30 am. to 4:30 pm. Registration Forms are available at my of- fice, please drop in a pick one up. WORLD DAY OF PRAYER will be held on Friday, March 2pm. This year's host is the First Presbyterian Church. The Theme is "A Better Tomorrow -Justice for All". Men, Women and Children are welcome. Babysitting will also be provided. The Blyth Festival Art Gallery is spon- soring an exciting new ART CLASS to be offered beginning in March and held in Blyth at the Garage on Dinsley Street, the newly renovated production facility used ii Ait141 '17.1 by the theatre. This art class will be of- fered to adults and youth aged 12 and up. Enrolment is limited so call today. Ron Walker, an outstanding artist and art educator from Blyth will offer a course on Basic Drawing on Monday evenings star- ting on March 26. This will be a 6 week course will cover instruction in basic draw- ing, 'rendering, sketching, construction drawing and students will learn a bit about the history of drawing. To register for this program sponsored by the Blyth Festival Art Gallery, call the Blyth Festival office at 523-4345. Kangaroos back The Kangaroos lead the St. James Bowl- ing League again by one point after taking five points from the Monkeys this week. Top scorers for the Kangaroos were Rob Taylor 267 681; Don Nolan 220 - 654; Rob McEwen 229-577; and Francis Feeney 200 - 492. Murray Bennewies led the Monkeys with, a r 757, ,foll?w94 fan lvlortuir g ' , The Tigers slipped back into second place with top scorers being George Love 261 - 712; and Dave Moody 260 - 658. Todd Caldwell led the Pythons with a 338 - 789; followed by Jack Ryan 253 - 661: and on top in ieague Brian Love 208 - 551. The Coons took five points from the Leopards and hold third- place. Pat Nolan led with a 286 - 686; followed by Cathy Broome 208 - 571; and Bert Kloss 211- 485. • Top scorers for the Leopards were Pat Ryan 222 - 501; and Karen Hoegy 208 - 484. Pat Nolan took th the ladies High Single add, Triple with a 286- AIM GTodd Caldwell 'took both thb' men,:s High Single' and Triple with a 338 - 789. Team Standings are: Kangaroos 79, Tigers 78, Coons 77, Pythons 75, Monkeys 70, and Leopards 61. Bill Harris high roller at Senior bowling Oliver Pryce also had a 221 single and Campbell Wey a 211. For the ladies Anne Wood again had a 603 triple and 235 single. Other lady bowlers over 200 were Betty Leonhardt, 212, and Olave Little 201. The Bruins won seven points on the Jets to continue their lead over all. The Oilers took seven points on the Flames as they missed Lloyd Pipes flashy finishes. The Oilers also took five points from the Leafs. In the draw lucky winners were Hazel McGonigle, Katie Phillips and Bert Walters. A week ago misprint appeared with birthday greetings to Hazel McGonigle and should •have been to Hazel McNaughton who was celebrating her 83rd birthday. Hazel never missed an afternoon of bowling during the fall schedule so hap- py belated wished from the league. Senior bowlers turned out well on Friday for Senior Bowling. BM Harris was the big roller with a 279 single and 719 triple. SCOREBOARD COMMERCIAL BOWLING LEAGUE TEAM STANDINGS Heavy Chevy's - 71 pts; G.T.O's - 56 pts; Corvettes - 47 pts; Gordobas - 36 pts. MEN High Single - Rick Elliott - 279; High Tri- ple - Rick Elliott - 712; High Average - Cor De Corte - 238. LADIES High Single - Cindy Reid - 230; High Tri- ple - Cindy Reid - 622; High Average - Carol Johnston - 199. H R BLOCK WANTS TO SAVE YOU MONEY! 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