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THIS WEEK IN
Vanastra Rec Centre
For more informelion cell
482-3544
FITNESS
IS FUN!
by DRUSILLA LEITCH
The exercise program tor all ages
where you are encouraged to
"WORK AT YOUR OWN PACE",
will be held at the
SEAFORTH & DISTRICT
COMMUNITY CENTRES
Tuesday and Thursday mornings
from 8:30-9:30 a.m. and Wednesday
evenings from 8 to 9 p.m.
Special emphasis on stretching, low-
level aerobics and care for the back,
This program begins on
TUESDAY, MAY.2
Registration fee will be $35.00 for
twice a week or *25.00 for once a
week tor ten weeks. Registration will
be held during the first week of the
program.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
CALL THE RECREATION OFFICE
AT 527-0882
THE SENIOR GAMES are underway for another season and bowling was the first
event this year. Seen here Don Wood and Anne Wood make their deliveries, while on
the right Gordon Murray steps up to bowl. There were 10 competitors, with the five
highest bowlers going on to compete In Zurich. The five highest were Hazel
McGonigle, Bert Walters, Anne Wood, Don Wood, and Gordon Murray, and the spare
will be Stan Hillen. Corbett photo.
A LITTLE BODY ENGLISH comes into play
as Charlie Perkins tries to coax his bowling
ball into the centre of the pins during the
first event of the annual Senior Games held
in Seaforth on Friday. Corbett, photo.
PAY AS YO PLAY
9 06
Th Forst Of May ea.
AND RECEIVE CREDIT FOR GREEN FEES PAID
ON YOUR 1989 MEMBERSHIP
1989 MEMBERSHIP RATES:
Family - $375.00; Husband & Nie - 5310.00;
Gentleman - 5245.00; Lady - $200.00; Students -
$115.00 & $130.00; Special Senior Rates.
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SENIOR BOWLER Pat Ryan drives the ball toward the pins in the Senior Games com-
petition Friday. Corbett photo.
Senior bowlers wind up season
The annual banquet to wind up seniors
bowling for this season was held in Egmond-
ville United Church with 49 present. Follow-
ing a delicious beef dinner, awards were
presented.
The winning team was the Ramblers. It
was composed of Bert Walters, Don Wood,
Pearl James, Olive . Papple, Cliff Hoegy,
Isobel Gardiner and Dorothy McCluskie.
Low team was Bill Harris, Betty Hulley,
Stan Hillen, Olave Little, Bert Mahaffy,
Agnes Lammerant, and Hazel McNaughton.
Trophies tor nigh average: Bill Harris 204
and lady Ann Wood 209. These two players
also had high triple and high single but can
only receive one prize. High triple: Mary
Finlayson 592 and Campbell Wey 671. High
single :' Beryl Reid 223 and Bert Walters 306.
Most improved: Agnes Lammerant, Jim
Deveraux and Don Wood. Perfect atten-
dance: Hazel McGonigle, Pearl James, Ron
Bennett, Gordon Papple, Jim Deveraux,
Campbell Wey, Don Wood and Bert Walters.
A short business meeting followed with
Ann Wood, Olave Little and Mary Finlayson
executive for the coming season. The even-
ing was spent playing euchre with the
following prizes - high man - Elmer Dow,
high lady - Hazel McGonigle, most lone
hands - man - Wilfred Tremeer - lady - Mary
F. Dow, low man - Frank Hulley, low lady -,
Betty Hulley, most zeros on score card,
Janet Rice.
Orioles Wirt
St. James
championship
BY GEORGE LOVE
The Orioles won the St. James Bowling
League Play-off Championship with a 398
pin lead over the second place Falcons after
five weeks of play-ofs. They bowled games
of 976, 998, 1145 - 3119, led by Gerry Arm-
strong with 229, 309 - 705; Jack Ryan 243, 230
- 645; Harry Den Haan 212, 212, 219 - 643 and
Donna Lee - 216, 236 - 638. Other team
members were Reg Chappel and Johanna
Goodman.
The Falcons ended in second place after,
also being runners-up in league play. They
had games of 1020, 902, 1019 - 2941. Murray
Bennewies was the leader with 220, 258, 262 -
740; Carol Johnston 216, 233 - 646 and Brian
Love 285, 205 - 628.
The Blue Jays bowled well and finished in
third place with scores of 975, 1040, 995 - 3010.
Connie Marion was high with 216, 251, 203 -
670; Jim Dalrymple 242 - 604; Karen Hoegy
215 - 596 and Pat Nolan 216 - 565.
The Eagles were next with games of 1056,
921, 852 - 2829. Don Nolan led with 275 - 625,
Ken Hunt 218 - 597 and George Love 232 - 574.
The Cardinals had scored of 979, 928, 836 -
2743. High games were Cathy Broome 254 -
640; Todd Caldwell 225, 576, and Sandy
Broadfoot 201 - 528.
The Hawks ended the season with games
of 999, 1058, 852 - 2909. Dan Bennewies bowl.
ed 216, 226 - 616; Joanne Aubin 239, 211- 605
and Pat Ryan 233, 580.
Final play-off standings were: Orioles
14978, Falcons - 14580, Blue Jays - 14548,
Eagles -14279, Cardinals -14104 and Hawks -
14085.
Centenaires honor
deserving players
The Seaforth Centenaires held their an-
nual awards night on Saturday, April 15.
Ray Murray won highest honors and took
home three awards: Rookie of the Year, Top
Scorer, and Most Valuable Player. Ray
played left wing for the Centenaires. '
Mike Murray, cousin to Ray, another
rookie with the Centenaires in 1988-89, won
the award for Sportsmanship and Ability as
well as the Best Defenceman award. Mike •
was the Centenaire defenceman who played
in the annual Junior D All-Star game.
Mike shared the Best Defenceman title
with veteran blueliner Travis Lyndon who
has 'played his last season with the
Centenaires and is no longer eligible to play
Junior D hockey. Travis was the captain of
the Clinton Mustangs in 1987-88, and came to
Seaforth when the Clinton Junior D team
folded last season.
Another player who will be overage next
season was in the awards. Bruce Pearn took
home a plaque as one.of the Most Improved
Players on the club. Bruce played steady
hockey at centre ice for the Cents this year,
and was a valuable face-off man.
Jeff Gemmell was also recognized as one
of the Most Improved Players in the
Centenaires' lineup this season. In his
rookie year, Jeff's ability and work ethics
made him recognizable as an important
part of the ,Centenaire's defensive core by
the season's end.
SCOREBOARD
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
BOWLING LEAGUE
PLAYOFFS WEEK 5
Standings :Marbars — 11310 pts., Nutbars
— 10835 pts., Kitkats — 10639 pts., Snickers
— 10378 pts., Smarties — 10267 pts., Sweet
Maries — 9690 pts.
MEN: High single — Carl Kramers 299.
High triple — Carl Kramers 659.
LADIES: High single — Carol Johnston
249. High triple — Carol Johnston 706.
SEASON CHAMPS: MARSBARS Harry
Deloyer, Wilhelmina Poppe, Carl Kramers,
Ken Hunt.
PLAYOFF CHAMPS: NUTBARS Cor De
Corte, Don Bruxer, Carol Johnston, Earl
Elliott.
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