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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-04-25, Page 12THE HURON. EXP®SITQR, APRIi. 25,;1990, ELECTRIC LTU;' 229.82222 !EleurtriCai Contracting & Maintenance *Electric motor sales & service •Pole Line Construction •Bucket Truck Service 024 Hour Emergency Service • 1-800-265-2938 after 6:00 PM Cali TONT RAPSON 527-1643 SENIOR. SHUFFLEBOARDcontinues ooew D Y noon the Seaforth and Community Centres frons 1:30 to 4 pin. This week's winner were Ladies Isabel Gardiner, 439; Helenn MacKenz e 874, Hazel McContgle, 4487; Men' Lloyd Hoggarth, -425; Brace McLean, 533; Ball Kelley, 34$ PLEASE NOTE, THERE WILL BE NO SHUFFLEBOARD • TODAY (WEDNESDAY; APRIL 25,.1990) PIPE TO THE HOME, GARDEN.' AND TRADE SHOW. thlo sping> a gIg Athefirst N week^ in M y Fitness is Fun is an exercise program for All Ages where you are encouraged to work at your own pace. This program will ha hold- pr. the Seaforth and District ,Cort; 1 AREYOU65TO71? With today's higher interest rates, it is possible to guarantee returns of 111/2% to 121/2% for long termretirement income you're options. Why wait till 71 and the possibility of lower rates? For further v 1141 details, call us today. No obligation. EXAMPLE: AGE: 70 Now RRSP: $30.000 MONTHLY =Y, DURATION: NCOME: $ 300.00 starting June 1, 990 10Years(to May 1, 20 0) $36,000 RETIREMENT ACCOUNT BALANCE, May 1, 200 $26,000 mumty Centres Tuesday and Thursday .84ornings from '8,30 to 100 AP, or Wednesday evenings from 8 to 9 p.m. Special etaphasia.to oastretching„Iowlevel aerobics and care for the back This Pre- gram is suitable . for beginners, experts, adults, seniors or anyone wishing to Mae - up, The,' Tuesday and Thursday Morning glasses will begin'on Wednesday, May -9, 1990 Registration -Fee will' be $35 for the Morning classes and Pk Or the evening classes.;To Register or far more informa- hon.call the Reereatson Office at 527.0882, The Sixth nal HOME, G EN AND TRADE SOW will beprlt 25, WIC April X26 ,from 5 to pm,both *Ma* the Seaforth and District Com- muntiy Centres, Come see many dlsys, and special events. Door prizes wifi be awarded and there'is•FREE admission for everyone: This showis`sp' onsorred by the Seaforth Agricultural Society. For informa- tion contact Lyle Haney at 522-1300 or Sharon Flanagan at 345.2406. The BARBERSHOP SHOW featuring the Seaforth Harmony Kings and guest enter- tainers In comedy skits, choruses and by (Reerea tori eetor): quartets 'will be held at the Seaforth, and Distract ConimunitY Centres on April:28, 1990. Show times are 1,59 pan, and 7:59 pm, Fpr tickets call 5271571 or 522 -1217. The Seaforth Recreation Dep nest is 'looking for umpires for the Pestui mer, Both BASEBALL ANA SOFTBALL♦ UMPIRES are needed, If you are interested in earn- ing some extra cash, please call the Rec eation Office at 52744 There will be a Softball Ontario Umpires Clinic for pee - 9 yef ae _ ,nder h Sple eafo1ath `onars Sundaoyg, Aprandil 29, 1990.eld Thisin Clinic will be held at the Seaforth Optimist Hall from 1 to 5 pm., and the registration fee is $10.00 per person. To register please call the Recreation Office at 52770882 or ;tick Wood at 527-0194. There will also be an O.B.A. Umpires Clinic held in Clinton -s 3 Y; CELEBRATING .OUR 30th YEAR! LEAGUES "Men's "Lades' 'Couples' 'Juniors' "Seniors' We'd love to help you plan your tournament) 1990 MEMBERSHIP RATES— Family 1410.00 Husband & Wife 340.00 Gentleman 260.00 Lady 220.00 Student 16 & up 140.00 Student under 16 120.00 Seniors deduct 115.00 Pay As You Play Till The First Of May PRO SHOP See our great selection of a;olt C9ubs, Sportswear, Shoes, Carts, Baga, Acoessovfes. TAKE THAT, BUDDY - This Seaforth High soccer player looks like he's got moe on his mind than the weather as he gets the yellow card treatment on Friday after- noon. Seaforth battled Mitchell and the rain during high school soccer action. Elliott photo. on Sunday; May 6, 1990 from 1 to 5 pm. at the Clinton Arena. Registration fee is $17. Contact Steve Campbell at the Clinton Recreation Office at 482-3398. The. Seaforth CELEBRITY DINNER will be held on Thursday, May 17, 1990 at the Seaforth and District Communtiy Centres. All Special Guests and not confirmed yet. Please watch the Expositor for these details. For tickets please call the Seaforth Recreation Office at 527-0882 or the Seaforth and District Community.Centres at 527-1272. SEAFORTH DAY AT LABATT PARK will be held again this year. The London Tigers will host the New Britain Red Sox (Boston Minor Team) on Monday, May 21, 1990. Game time is 7:05 pm. This is Shell Canada Fireworks Night, .so everyone at the Park will see free fireworks after the Ball Game. We will again take a bus for those that do not wish to drive. The Bus drops you off inside the Ball Park, so if you take the bus, you do not have to pay for parking, or ark. For tickets or Information pleak to see contact the Seaforth Recreation Office at 527-0882 or The Seaforth and District Communtiy Cen- tres at 527-1272. The Seaforth and District Community Centres is having a GIANT YARD SALE on Saturday, May 5, from 8 to 1 pm. at the Arena. If you have any items you would like to sell, and want to rent space, call Graham at the Arena 527-1272. You will receive a 14' x 14' space and one 8' table for $10.00. The Hospital Auxiliary is having their PENNY SALE again this year. The sale will take place beside the Toronto Domi- nion Bank between April 25 and May 4, with the draws to be made on May 5. Do some shopping downtown, and drop into the sale. The trailer will be open from 9 to 5 pm each ,',y and 9 to 9 pm on Fridays. Come out and support this worthy cause, you might even take home a lovely gift. The Seaforth and District Ringette Association woukl like to invite everyone to their annual FASHION SHOW on Wednes- day, may 2, beginning at 7:30 pm. at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. For tickets call Sharon at 522-1683 or Deb t 522-1301. The St. Thomas Anglican Church will be °sting their annual SPAGHETTI SUPPER on Friday, May 4 from 5 to 7 pm at the arish Hall. All the spaghetti you can eat or $5, $2.50 for children under 12 and; Pre- schoolers are free. For tickets call Dorothy t 527-0153 or Francis at 522-1979. Don't 1 ss it. The SECOND SUPER SPRING LAWN SALE sponsored by the Hospital will be eld on May 19 and May 20 from 7 a.m. 5 p.m. all proceeds made from this event willhe.donated the Building Fund. Breakfastwill be held on Saturday on - from 7 to 11:30 am. If you would like to nate items, the Physio Dept. will be ac- ept� them after May 1. For information call 527-1650 ext. 231. a h f a h to A ly do ce Lottery funds help people with disabilities. Sharmila lost a leg to cancer when she was six years old. With the help of a prosthetic leg, Sharmila is able to skip and swim with her friends. Helping people with disabilities is just one way lottery funds are used. Lottery funds are also used to provide grants in other areas such as sports and recreation, arts and culture, hospitals, and province - wide charities. This is how Lottery fiends are working for you in your area. season kicks off with Ladies League Summer must be on the way; League play for the Seaforth Ladies' Softball teams begins next week, Tuesday May 1. The first game of the season will take place at 6:45 p.m. at Lion's Park, with the Queen's team challenging Coop's. The Commercial team will come up against the Kids' Kioze Killers on the diamond at 8:30 p.m. The teams have been drawn up for the season, and the members are: QUEENS' Michelle Huard, Hessie Kipfer, Sandra Butt, Connie Marion, Lynn Devereaux, Michelle Deighton, Cathy Hulley, Joanne Holland, Linda Gridzak and Hilda Young. COOPS Judy Mason, Patti Ann Gridzak, Dianne McGrath, Dianne Anderson, Kelly Vanstone, Mary Margaret Nash, Deb Mar- tin, Deb Janmaat, Deb Dupuis and Donna Arts. KIDS' KLOZE KILLERS Janice Leonhardt, Karen Whettlaufer, Shanna Core, Carol Bennewies, Judy McCutcheon, Deb Murray, Karen Van- Bakel, Deb Denys, Linda Dillon and Marianne Smith. COMMERCIAL Nancy Storey, Terri Brintnell, Pat Schwarz, Nancy Anstett, Mary Longstaff, Nancy Gridzak, Mary Ann Vanstone, Dianne Bennett, Joanne Aubin and Terri Carusso. For further information, contact one of the following executive members: Presi- dent, Lynn Devereaux (522-1942); Vice - President, Marianne Smith (522-0692); Secretary, Terri Brintnell (527-2066) or Treasurer, Deb Janmaat (522-1858). Ontario Lung Association - Family Asthma Program, London United Way, Windsor St. Vincent de Paul Society, Sarnia Ontario Lottery Corporation Tbgether we're making good things happen. Pick BERG Sales - Service Installation Free Estimates • Bern Cleaners • Stabling • Bunk Feeders Donald G. Ives R.R. 2 Blyth Brussels 887-9024 McMaster Siemon INSURANCE BROKERS INC. / _' Auto • Home • Farm Branch Manager BILL (WM.) 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