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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-06-06, Page 1010 —THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JUNE 6 1990 Acte% Siem INSURANCE, BROggll$ ill fix>•,11M' IN 0941110K ;iiai, & »FE INSURANCE. ,,fir Sosia rt P.9,11941488 6a 44titr.1c>i4." le fl HF! V Opt.,,, ON Plumbing Heating Air Conditioning Pumps .. Softeners . _.. _ . . Water Treatment Guaranteed Quality Workmanship cam345-2430 Brodhagen HIRE I �ASTUDENTr EMPLOYERS... Need a job done this summer? STUDENTS.,. Looking for a job this summer? WE CAN HELP. GIVE US A CALL TODAY. CANADA EMPLOYMENT CENTRE FOR STUDENTS IN GODERICH 524-2744 ELECTROHOME CODLING CANADIANS FOR OVER 25 YEARS • Air nd• tioners Last Years prices (Limited selection) Drysdale Major Appliances Hensall Ontario he Place to Buy Appliances 262-2728 Open Daily, Fri. - 9 p.rn. Led by thestellar , pitthtng of tournament MVP Doug'Leonhardt, the' Seaforth Bears';won .the 'A' Chakeislonshi r of the 3rd Annual Sy Langlois xxoureeeSepf Hearts; rn Goderich en; y 26th. ' b Tt�to^��,,� ei t was rn�sere�d. Y a Goll, eri ..League and' Ontario Heart anti Stroke Foundation memory of Sy Langlois, --a . heart zattack -victim while pitching for derich' Sher- wood Express The Bears defeated daderich Fire 2-1 in the cbaMpionship;game after beating Goderich Kirkey's 2-1 and the Clinton Selects 6-2 earlier in the day. In the opening' game against Kirkey's, the Bears scored first m the top of the third wining A "boort ing triple to left -centre by Terry. Gray, a ground out to second. by Dave Garrick to score' Gray, a single by Bill Dale, and another long triple by Rick Dale plated all the runs necessary for -the win. Kirkey's made a valiant effort in. the bottom of the seventh inning to score one run and have the dying run at third, but Leonherdt' was equal to the task, and a strike -out and, ground -out ended the game. In all, Leonhardt allowed only four hits while striking out ten for the win. In the secondgame against Clin- ton, the Bears bounced back from a 2-1 deficit to score four runs in the top of the sixth and one -in the seventh for a 6-2 victory. The big play of the sixth was a double by Bill Dale with the bases loaded which along with a two -base error by the centre -fielder, allowed the four runs to score. Bob Kistner and 043 thy± :. p 0. Gor Tire, .w.ho 'defeated Zurieb. Buckeyes i g_. for tie's 5- darIieir, scored f u ehan}pioiishi final, fat the ear$ bow cel all wrth. two runs :. . in ,the second inn%ng 4gahipl Bill Pale had the big ,hit as his single 'scored Doug Leonhardt and Terry. Gray who shad reached Mase with wes early r in the were all tl e�,rams that were�nededri. as ace ighthande} Leonhardt ,mase the lead stand up by ,stranding Goderich runners at third .,in the fourth, fifth` and sixth :innings. In the game he allowed three bits while fanning eight. *'or.., iris bar reOf* 0 -,last .:.week 1W4lay—Slay 29 saw the Sk. Gol- laters.04n8 on uariban Peewee I soece�? ,t i batt , Mike ". VL"; . os4 Jeff tf Other quiiu4 i, a g tsY ' fi lIr iett�,al effort wash putt Ivo*? ; whole team, pill Exej„er411 fig; repO1�itaon : 41440:n y beat /• w. i n eqs i i:' q� tie it out with Nairn at the Dublin $aker,gyhgat ,pitch Xt was ,a flit , heli played game and ,tbe homer Pulled off M uito..team. , is While f had Lan amt had, hiu work cut ALL . onhardt was out "-.for hnig, in goals with some .x t naiflent s Most strong 4efenslve' action added by , yevr Bill Dale led the aye idle sal• rn the right e gtournart ant to keep the Nairn s itch- a 3-1 win, losing tali, fire Bears,;ban, alss were scored by The St. Jassoon a went qrr tq f eat the piei dersee, with. Jason Murray 3ngs,' and • defeat tie Zurich Buckeyes .1 .i the:: consolation finpl: to claim the Bob Daer - Memorial phy. In a unique tradition of the .Si Langlois Tournainent each of the whiting teams' donated their. prize") money to the Ontario Heart and. :, IStrokke.Foundation. A total of 24000 was raised' for the foundation through the tournament and a ref, fle of, sports memorabllio to bring the three year total to approximate- ly $10,000. Go le Orioles `3-x in, Squirt 11 squad makes mark with two wins With two wins and no loses recorded in the last week; the St. Columban minor Squirt II team is making their mark early in the season. The Squirt II -squad hosted Col- dstream on Thursday evening at the Dublin playing fields, and sent them. ,packing with a decisive 6-0 win. -The team played a good, steady game, with strong work by the forwards. 'The Coldstream defensive litre and goalie had a busy night, but the St. Columban offence proved too much to handle. Goals went to Dannv O'Reilly its and Jason Anstett (2) while Darrell Schoonderwoerd had a hat -trick for his evening's work. St. Columban goalie Brad Murray added another shutout to his record. Earlier, the team had travelled to Nairn on May 24 to meet the Nairn Squirts and played a hard game. Nairn had most of the play under control but St. Columban ` SEAFORTH GIRLS TEAMS PLAY BALL - May 31 Seaforth Girls Squirt poured on the defence, earning a baseball teams played against each other. The white team woh the 1-0 win. Jason Anstett scored the ,game 17 to 11. Oxford, photo. lone goal of the evening and Brad Murray worked hard for his shutout. Boost your Bucks tips headline tonight's workshop CREATIVE FUNDRAISING - BOOSTING YOUR BUCKS - WORKSHOP will be held Toni Wednesday, June 6, at the Seaforth and "District Community Centres from 7 to 10 p.m. In this Workshop, Greg Burns, " the ''Leader will outline: - why people give, sources of funding, 10 rules 'for successful fundraising, 80 plus fundraisg events/projects, promotions, gim- micks for your Campaign, public/private partnerships, and pu)cations/,resources available on fundraising.Greg Burns has been a featured speaker at workshops for volunteer and professionals at the local, provincial, state, national and international level in both' Canada and the United States. His workshops are lively, informative, and stress a practical approach. This workshop isopen to anybody interested. This is a great time to learn how to raise money for your group, or learn how to promote your event better. Admission fee for this 3 hours workshop is $5;I a. For information or registration please call the Recreation Office at. 527-0882. Please Pre -Register. SWIMMING LESSONS. REGISTRATIONS will take place on Saturday, June 9 from l0 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Lions Park All Fall and Summer 1989 FASHIONS is happening now Our new 1990 SPRING COATS Huge selection of fashions STOREWIDE This sale excludes new summer jewellery and scarves. Shop early girls - sizes are being limited quickly! Sheila SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION! Pavilion. The lessons- will be 3 - three week sessions with the first session beginning on Monday, July 2. Registration will be first come, first serve until the classes are fun. All classes will have number limits and there will be no early registrations. SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD' con- Itinues every Wednesday afternoon ,1 the Seaforth and District Com - 'k uniity Centres from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Last week's winners were: la t' es - Ina genie's (369); Isabel Gardiner .x(353) and Hazel McGonigle (342). Men - Bert Walters (442); Charles Wood (351) and Stan }Ellen (341). SNOOPYSCHOOL - PLAYSCHOOL - PLAYGROUND REGISTRATION will be held at the Seaforth and District Community Centres on Wednesday, June 13, from 7 to 9. p.m. All three pro- grams begin on Monday, July 2 at the Seaforth Public School. Snoopyschool is for children ages 3 to 5 years. Playschool is for children ages 6 to 8 years, and Playground' is for children ages 9 to RECREATION PREVIEW by altercation Director) Marty Bedard 12 years. Registration fee for all is $65 per child for, the entire 7 -week' program, or $37 for half days. Ac- tivities include games, films, special days, arts and crafts, trips, sports and many other fun things for the children. For information call the Recreation Office at 527-0882. SKATEBOAR i JNG will be held at the Arena every Wednesday from 3:30 to 5 p.m. Once school is out, we will hold it during the ,• y. Admission fee to skateboard will be $1.00 per person. Each participant must have a helmet, elbow pads, and knee pads to enter the Arena Floor. The Toronto Dominion Bank Staff will be hosting their annual HOT DOG DAY on Friday, June 15 - 10:00 'a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the THANKYOU The Seaforth Merchants to THANK the following Bill Eisler Sanitation C.J.'s Auto Service Seaforth Automotive Whitney-Ribey Fundal Home Seaforth Creamery Custom Art Designers Topnotch Feeds Ltd. Pizza Train Baseball Club would like for Sponsoring the team. Seaforth Legion Branch 156 Ginettes Restaurant State Farm Insurance - Jim Etue McLaughlin Chev-Olds Seaforth Plumbing and Heating Commercial Hotel Seaforth Insurance Brokers Is DIFFICULT' FOR YOU OR SOMEONE YOU LOVE? STANDING Bank. All proceeds made will be donated to the Hospital. The staff will be cooking 111 dozen hot dogs. Go and enjoy. The Seaforth Men's Fastball League would like to invite yon to their annual FASTBALL TOURNA- MENT on June 16, 16 and 17 at the Lions and Optimist Ball Diamonds. There will be 10 teams from all over Southwestern Ontario com- peting for the Championship. Watch this column next week for local teams, times and places where they play. Plan to stay in town on Sunday, July ist to help Seaforth celebrate Canada's Birthday. Activities in- clude: 7 - 11 a.m. - Firemen's Pan- cake Breakfast, at the Firehall, 1 - 3 p.m. - Leisure Waik Poker Rally, starting from Victoria Park, Dusk - Giant Fireworks Display, at the' high school. NESBIT ELECTRIC LTD 229.8222 •Electrical Contracting 4. Maintenance •Electric motor sales & service • Pole Line Construction • Bucket Truck Service .24 Hour Emergency Service 1-800-265-2938 :ASAa after 6:00 PM Call TOM RAPSON 527-1643 AN ECONOLIFT CHAIR MAKES A GREAT FATHER'S DAY GIFT. SAVE $200.°° Now en display at: • Power Lift & Full Recline • Many Sitting Positions •, Multi-level Footrest • Contemporary Style and Colours • The Utmost In Comfort 1 Rattenbury St, E., Clinton Hours Mon - Fri gam -5 pm 482-3872 1.800-285.1501