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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-06-07, Page 11t. fi iNTR°D� OFFER FROM s O 6 'TIL JUNE .30th 1 1 1 1 1 1 A bright new ides for any home • specially designed forvhigh-traffic garden or patio entries • easy maintenance, warp -free insulated steel construction • single, double or 3 -panel widths in standard and 8 -foot heights Sea uur,completeselectionaf qualityHuntand.Pella productsondisplay. 1 1 1 1 See our complete selection of quality Hunt and Pella products: • Steel entry doors • Terrace doors • Wood entry doors • Patio doors • Casement windows • Sunrooms • Clad casement windows • Skylights • f'rench'doors • Custom products • Double hungs Visit our showroom today! London: 384 Exeter Rd. (Hwy. 135) Hours: Mon. to Fri,8 - 6; Thurs. 'til 8; Sat. 9 - 3 Windows anf i Doors For convenient sh9.p-at-laprneservioe call 140000,26514607 11,. • nr , use l eagu- soccer starts ton' i 1�� MINOR HOUSELEAGUE SOCCER will bbgintonight at the Optimist Park at 6:30 pm. If you have signed up your child, please show up at 630 -pm. For more in- formation call the Recreation Office at rRI!N PREVIEW by (Recreation Director) Marty Bedard 5274)882. -_ SWIMMING LESSON REGISTRATION will be held on Saturday, June 10 from 10 cents to 50 cents per book. representative from Hilton Bag Lunch Co. am to 1 pm at the Lions Park Pavillfon. Don't miss this great opportunity to Ltd. will be at the registration to give This will be your last chance. There will pick. up some great books at great prices. - you information. be 3-3 week sessions. They are July PLAYGROUND PLAYSCHOOL and If you are a student aged 5 to 20 years 3 -July 21, July 24 -Aug. 11 and Aug. LEADER -IN-TRAINING Program of age and interested in the theatre, the 14 -Sept. 1. registration will be held at the Seaforth BLYTH FESTIVAL will be offering free No phone registrations will be accepted. and District Community Centre on drama programs from July 17 to August The Seaforth Branch Library will be Wednesday, June 21 from 7 to 9 pm. 13. hosting a GIANT BOOK SALE. This sale Please make an effort to register your Last year the workshops for younger will raise money for the Branch's new child on the date given. You will receive children concluded with a fun perfor- computer terminal. The dates of the sale a schedule of events on this night. mance of a play they had created will be Saturday, June 17 from 1b am to Registration fees are as follows: Full themselves. For more information about 5 pm to Friday, June 30 during regular time (7 weeks) is $60, Part time 'fir days Young Company auditions and workshops library hours. All types of books will be for 7 weeks is $35, and one full week will and other children's programming call available. Hardcover, paperbacks, and be $20. Lunch hour will be supervised. the Blyth Festival Administration Offices magazines. Prices will range from five If you wish to purchase a bag lunch a at 523-4345. Local athletes compete at regional track meet The Public School Regional Track Meet Public School was second with 541 and for 1989 was held Tuesday, May 30, and all Hullett placed third with 448. The other com- the winning local athletes from throughout peting track teams were Clinton 369, Blyth the region gathered at the Seaforth District 188 and Vanastra 107. High School field. For winning or placing in events students Huron Centennial of Brucefield was the were awarded points, and high scoring winning team with 637 points, Seaforth athletes were: HURON CENTENNIAL won the regional track meet at Seaforth District High School recently, and these athletes who helped win point for the school finished among the top three competitors in their age group. They are (back, left) Andre Geiger who tied for first place among Senior Boys; Robyn Carnochan, second 'in Senior Girls; Mike Hayter, tied for first in Senior Boys; Luke McMillan, third in Intermediate Boys; Samantha Scott, second in Intermediate Girls; (front) Carly Pryce, third In Midget Girls; Andrea McGrath, first in Midget Girls; Sam Gundy, third in Junior Boys; and Jamie Dollery, first in Midget Boys. Corbett photo. SEAFORTH PUBLIC SCHOOL placed second in the regional, track meet, and five SPS athletes placed among the top three in their age group in the region. Shawna McCall (back, left) placed third in Senior Girls, Jamie McNichol placed second in Intermediate Boys, Vicki Lansink placed first in Intermediate Girls, Grant Ward placed second in Midget Boys, andSteve Mclnally placed first in Junior Boys. Corbett photo. HYD Customer Appreciation McYnth June 15 -July 15, 1989 Best In Customer Service Call our customer service represen- i. tative, Mike Gerrits. Mike will be more than pleased to discuss all of your x' concrete needs. He can,be reached at 1-800-265-1776, 482-3431 or 482-5610 (Home). It you encounter any problems or have a suggestion on how we can serve you better, we encourage you to let us know. Free Donuts, ra During customer appreciation month, we will be, sending free donuts, from it Bantle's Bakery, -with ;every order of .M ready -mix. Also, feel free to ask our .' drivers for our.pons and matches. New Conveyor Our Guarantee For All ReadyMlx Dellvertes Order your ready -mix at least 12 hours before the anticipated delivery time and wewiltguarantee to deliver your load within 45 min. of that time. Should you have to wait more than 45 min. onanydelivery, the cost of 1 m3 of concrete will be deducted from your bill. Customer Appreciation Raffle Get one ticket for every m3 you use. ,Winners'will:bedrawn July 17, Three prizes are. available: 1st, Prize — an all expense paid 'weekend et Benmlller Inn. 2nd Prize — a dinner for two at Bailey's. '3rd Prize — four tlokete,to the Huron We have recently installed a new 38 •Playhouse In Grand Bend. ft. ,Moffet conveyor I'Pt5 0 AYFIE D D r 04101-1404.05,1176 a r MIDGET GIRLS: First place went to An- drea McGrath of Huron Centennial with 38 points, second place was won by Jennifer Szusz of Hullett with 36 points, and close behind was Carly Price of Huron Centennial who earned 34 points. MIDGET BOYS: Jamie Dollery of Huron Centennial won first spot with 38 points, Grant Ward of Seaforth had 34 points for se- cond place, and Chad Chipchase of Clinton had 26 points for third place. JUNIOR GIRLS: The entire Junior Girls division was won by Hullet. Lindsay Ander- son was way out in front with 58 points, Rachel Jenkins followed with 36 points, and Shelley Dobie placed third with -25. JUNIOR BOYS: Steve Mclnally of Seaforth walked away with first place scor- ing 58 points, Henry Bos of Blyth Was second with 28 points, and Sam Gundy of Huron Centennial placed third with 27 points. INTERMEDIATE GIRLS: Vicki Lansink of Seaforth handily took first place with 58 points, Samantha Scott of Huron Centennial took second with 30, and Stacey Fleet of Clinton earned third with 18 points. INTERMEDIATE BOYS: Bryan Watson of Clinton was the high scoring athlete in the meet as he tallied up 76 points. Behind him was Jamie .McNichol of Seaforth with 29 points, and Luke McMillan of Huron Centen- nial with 18. SENIOR GIRLS: Kara Hiltz of Clinton was the high senior girl with 34 points. She was followed closely by Robyn Carnochan of Huron Centennial with 32, arid Kelly Giles of Vanastra and Shawna McCall of Seaforth tied for third place with 20 points each. SENIOR BOYS: There was a four-way tie ,for first place in the Senior Boy's division, as Tony Vanderlei and Tom Nott of Hullet, and Mike Hayter and Andrew Geiger of Huron Centennial all scored 22 points. 0 THE SEAFORTH SPORTSMEN'S CLUB would like to say THANK YOU to the following sponsors for their assistance in making our TROUT DERBY such a success Dempster Food Custom Art Design Tom Malone Charters Coops' Sport & Leisure THE 'HURON EXPOSITOR, JUNE 7, 1989 — 11 A TOWNSEND FARM SUPPLY — WALTON — S87-9044 Purina livestock Chows & 'Supplies Health Products '& Pet Foods Visit Our Fully Equipped Pro Shop For FATHER'S DAY GIFT IDEAS *Sports Clothing *Golf Clubs *Golf Bags *Carts *Gloves *Covers *Accessories *MEMBERSHIPS *GIFT CERTIFICATES *DRIVING RANGE & LESSONS GIFT CERTIFICATES ALOETTE COSMETICS Will Also Be Our Guest, Monday, June 12 LADIES NIGHT — POT LUCK SUPPER SEAFORTH LIONS POOL SWIMMING LESSON REGISTRATION at the 3 SESSIONS July 3 - July 21 July 24 - Aug. 11 Aug. 14 - Sept. 1 LIONS PARK PAVILION SATURDAY, JUNE 3 10 AM e 1 PM SATURDAY, JUNE 10 10 AM m 1 PM DUKE SNMDER'S PLAY ALL "S #� \ • �_ '�.� 1 San around the muscles, warmed help get your lees hall field once ortwice tupri up !or stretching This will Imo pend Shan' 2 1runl. rolalmnn iii vont bark muscles loosened up fol hendtne and motion Inr the .hall Fero shoulder wrdlll apart rotate live Irma m enlier'novel lnn, Bend Inrwrirrl as lar as uni cu' 3 Arm r•Irrles help veru, arm and shoulder muscle, .Stand still and rnlalr hath " arms in hip circles first Inr 'bard then hack warn II6'I' Mmes each war Week.. Prayrn9 me Gutuera: • your also 'ARMING it (('"'��B�I�ll�ll! UP Proper warm-up it essen- tial to participating in.. as" all sports, If muscles. ligaments and tendons aren't warm they won't , work properly. and ,7 serious injuries can result, , / I • ` 40 Vv A — .Y r Next For more lnlrlrmalion on Petro -Canada Play Ball, phone 1.6011-266 2244 This Ad Sponsored by C.J. AUTOSERVI "A Petro -Canada Dealer" 23 Girl®rich St., 527-0333 IPORUfANADAe Beaterth