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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-06-13, Page 1414 — THE HURON EXPQITORJUNE 13, 1990 coon" pro SENIOR SHUFFLEBO ';Continues every Weidnesday afternoon at the •Seafbrth ail Distnet Community Centres from 130 to 4 p m Last w rs'weile Ladies H {eeLMc angtgle (414); Helga McKenzie (352. end McLean (339); Men , Sian hiller (403); Gordon Murray (37fi): do-;44:07111:7'bite' 67Y . SNOOPYSCHOOL - PLA is ooL PLAYGROUND REGIS- . TRATION will be held at the Seaforttt,and Disstrict Community Centres, TONIGHT, Wcdnesday, June 13, 199(V -from 7. to 9 p m Alt three pros bait "aro Moniday, July 2 at the • Seaforth Public School Snoop-yschoot.is for childr rages 3 to 5 years, Piayschool is for ehikhen ages8 td 8 years. and Pal�nyyground is for ehthieett ages 9 to 12 :yearn Regtstrattoni fed,for all is 865 per child for the entire 7 week prom, or 437 foc half flays. ACttvrticsmclude games, films;specialday$. acts and crafts. trips. Sports andmany other furl things for children For mfonnation, call the Recreation Office-at•527-0882. The Toronto Dominion Bank Staff Will be hos"png .their ann DOG DAY on Friday, June 15 10, a.m to ,6. p nt at , proceeds made will be donated to the.Hosprtal. The staff will be **hag,. 100 dozen hot dogs. Go and enjoy. The Seaforth Meng Fa:than, LeaBlre,would ITke to invite von 10 their annual FASTBALL TOURNAMENT on; June 15;•16, and•17 arthe Lions . and Optimist Ball Diamonds. There will be. 16 teams :;from all over Southwestern Ontario competing ' for the Championship. Watch 'the Expositor for local teams, times and places where, they play. rams reg%stex toni RECREATION PREVIEW by faenreatioto �r ec ori Marty 13edar Plan to toy m town on. Sunday..July lst to help. -' - Canada's Birthday Activities i dude: "Rrtenfan's Pancake Briealcfast ;:at the Fi 1 3p t o lets e'VIJ�k. Pike Rtilly . statitng ifnp t 2 3 3Q ., The Seaforth Dashwood Cotimtnnty in Vac Dusk gtlr.,rreworlre Display , At the Ain SchdoL it HOT The Blyth Festival is pleased to announce details for this 1990 Youth udr. All Workshops for chilthen.between the ages Of. 5 and 12 years, This year's youth welkshops wilt focus on fairy, WMs, legends- and traditional folk stories Registration for all is Monday. July 2ttd from 9 11 a.m. anti 3. p m. an the Blyth .Memorial ,Nail basement. Registration fee is WO Pur child for the two-week session. The;ehildren;will explore, and eventually Present on Friday,, July 13th. a day of superstition their folk tale, and the public is invited to' watch For further informadon please contact 5234345. How to get your financial life in shape. •prgteetion for mortgage, business, family income, disability or estate; •retirement planning, RRSP's, RRIF's, and annuities; •employee benefits and pension plans •Investment, GIC's, Mutual Funds and Registered Education Savings Plan •Term Deposita Call me: Tony G. Arts 107 Main St. N. Seaforth, Ont. Seaforth: 527.0794 London: 4321841 SunLife Close loss to Exeter for Under -17s •On Monday, June 4, the_ St. Columban Under -17 squad played .home to Exeter and fell 2-0 in the closest gamethat the team has played this year. These two teams were very. close, as the play was in the St. Columban end for most of lhtgame. Exeter lesL1-0 sithe first half ona lucky goal, and then scored an even luckier goal in the second half to finish the St. Colum - ban team. Great Playing by Kurt Lindeman and Kalen Carroll m their first games, of the year, and equally great effort on the part of Nickie Szabo and Pearn Murray, along with the rest Of the team.. Tine next home-gahte for the Underl7`s_rs:on;Iune 18. When St- Columban will t.Columban.will host Ilderton. When these two teams meet, the action is usually rough'and this game should be no different No losses for Atom II's or III's The St. Columban Atom II team travelled to: Lucan on June 4 and handily defeated Lucan by a score of 3-0. Randy Van Bakel, called up from the Squirt squad, played an excel- lent game in the half and forward positions, and Joey Staples and Ryan Hoegy provided good defence for netminders Jared and Jeff Mur- ray. St. Columban's three goals SEAFORTH FASTBALL TOURNAMENT — 16 TEAMS — Frlday June 1Sth - Llons,Park - Games stattat 7;00 p,m. Saturday; Junesiath - Lions Park-addOptimlat PAW- - Games start at 8:30 a.m. Sunday, June 17th - Lions Park - Games start at 8:30 a.m. Championship Games "B" - 2:30 p.m::- "A" .m:"A" - 4:00 p.m. came at the hands - and feet - of Mark Beuernian, assisted by Ben Murray; Gary Van Bakel by Jeff Van Baker, and Jerrod Murray, on an assist by Mark Beaman.. The Atom ita's, meanwhile, were running roughshod over the Exeter iI's on the Dublin field, defeating them 7-3. Mike Murray was in net for the entire game, fending off the Exeter offence, with ' help from Kelly Boven in defence. J.D. Nolan booted in four goals, on assists by Krissy Groot on one and Larry Kelly okanother, with two single- handed goals racked up for the evening. Jamie Dick scored an unassisted goal, while Larry Kelly put two points on the boarder, at),o listed by Jamie Dicon one goal and Scott Henderson on the other. Good hustle on the field is' adding :1p to winning streaks thrall of the Atom teams. McMaster Siemon INSURANCE BROKERS INC. Auto • Home • Farm Branch Manager BILL (WM.) SIEMON COMMERCIAL & LIFE INSURANCE P.O. Box 488 Call Collect 88 Ontario Rd., Bu,. 348.9150 MITCHELL Ont. 348.9817 St, Colutuban'srecord now stands - at two wins and one loss,with eight goals for four goals -against in their first three ,games, and the team is looking to improve their record. The members of the Under -17 squad are Mike Seiler, Mike Coyne, Steve � Ryan, Mike Etue, Nickie Szaboi-Mike Cronin, Dean Murray, Sean,. Vospar, Steve Hicknell, Kurt Lindemann, Kalen Carroll, Steve Schewan and John Moylan, with Bill Vospar as coach. SKATEBOARDING -AT ARENA-- This new event differed at the Seaforth Arena is sure to become a popular place to be after school Wednesdays. Oxford photo. . THIS WEEK IN 0 13-1 victory for PeeWee II Off to a rocky start in the first half, the SL Columban PeeWee 11 team settled down in the second half of their May 29 match against Grand Bend to bring home a 3-1 twin. Good crisp passing helped out n tlio':goals>seoted•by Mike Sande, Zoe Murray and Wayne. Sc600nder- cierd, with Casey Boven and Jeff Ryansplaying a strong game in net. The PeeWee Ws added ten points to that Grand Bend win margin on June 4 when they welcomed Lucan to the St. Columban pitch, dominating the play throughout the game and sending Lucan packing with a 13-1 victory. Mike Smale was a powerhouse in the game, racking up a total of no less than six goals. Wayne Schoonderwoerd and Casey Boven both scored hat - tricks, while Mike Moylan added to the win with one goal. HOW DOES THIS WORK -4Ib*AGAIN? NEW FOR 1990 We now have the equipment to offer you CUSTOM CRUSHING AND SCREENIN x .. OF GRAVEL Our GreveUStone Scream operating et our pit. we Supplying you with various have the capacity to meet your needs In gravel and aggregate materials .tone. in gravel and stone. IT'S EASY: IT'S ALL IN THE HAT.,. - Bill Price, a teacher at Seaforth District High, donned his finest tootle on Thursday afternoon when the teachers challenged the graduating class to a rousing game of rounders. CKSL was on the scene for the annual event, and hot dogs were on the grill as no-hoidt-barred ball ruled the day. The teachers won. It must have been the hats. Elliott photo. •00 you have papers, orders, documents, that have to be In Toronto, Vancouver, New York, Los Angeles, Paris, Rome, or Listowel today? Right nowl •Ever faced with deadlines? MEET THEM WITH Our fleet of excavators + loaders - bulldozers 'TRUCKING 'GRAVEL, SAND & STONE •BULLDOZING 'EXCAVATING •TOPSOIL 'SEPTIC SYSTEMS "Mo Jtsb too 015° or to Small" FAX Instant Document Transmission The Huron Expositor has a FAX machine In our office that lets you contact any other FAX machine In the world ... Instar ly. The Expositor offers you the ltervlce of the FAX for $4.odfor the first printed 81464C 11" sheet and $1.00 for each additional 81/2" x 11" sheet for transmission to Canada or the etfntinental U.S. For sheets larger than ato x 11 "schines outside that call fordetai s. Our area, number Is g " �• ,I:AX number Is also your number so It you want to be reached? Instantly -- we will receive your FAX message for $1.60' per 814" x 11" sheet. Truti;kia OFFICE & SHOP... •I ea Nag ron SitOr -� 4,�Ca11 us at .'517-0240 for defal)s. Teen conference planned What do teenagers need? Personal development? Goal setting? Leader- ship? Does your teenager want to have fun and make friends? Then look to the summer of 1990. At the annual Centralia 4-H Merabers' Conference on July 11-13, 4-H members will learn about peer pressure, effective com- municiations, responsibilituy towards themselves and others. Your 14 or 15 year old son or daughter can experience two days of leadership activities, fun and excitement. For further information contact the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food office in Clinton. COUNTY OF HURON This ad is to notify residents of the County of Huron, that the county will be SPOT SPRAYING WEEDS in the 1990 season, and this notice com- plies with Regulation 751 of the Pesticides Act. Joe Gibsons Weed Inspector • arrorewoustrama f •