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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-09-20, Page 11THIS WEEK IST THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 20, INSTANT FOREST A Division of 21st Century Dairy Equip. Inc.', R.R. it4 Walton THE TREE MOVERS WE BUY & SELL TREES, CALL 887-9560 Our New Equipment WIII Give You Shade & Beauty Where You Want It. 1989,— 1IA FOR COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION SALES & SERVICE PHONE 262-2020 BAILEY'S OF HENSALL LTD. DRIVE Out for great selection SLICE into the savings HOOK onto a bargain! PRO SHOP SALE now In FULL SWING! •Sportswear •Golf Clubs •Accessories SUPER SPECIAL MEN'S AND LADIES' SOLID COLOUR GOLF SHIRTS t,„ 1995 4 414 YOUNG AND OLD PARTICIPATED in the ninth annual. Terry Fox Run on Sunday. Dean Price and Jim Kelly raised nearly 470 by their participation, Seaforth par- ticipants raised a total of $3,300 for cancer research. Robinet photo. RUNNING FOR CANCER - Garry Van Loon was one of the few people . who actually ran the Terry Fox run on Sun- day. The run netted approximately $3,300 locally for Cancer Research. Robinet photo. PRACTICE SEAFORTH CENTENAIRES JUNIOR D HOCKEY WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20, 9:15 p.m. Clinton Arena SATURDAY, SEPT. 23, 7:00 p Clinton Arena FO - MORE INFORMATION CALL Glen McClure 527-0657 or Graham Nesbitt 527-1272 Rec department to host programs The Van Egmond Foundation would like to invite everyone to their Fifteenth Annual Ciderfest. This event will be held on. Sunday, September 24 at the Van ,Eg- mond House. See demonstrations of Apple Pressing, Sausage making, Blacksmithing, Spinning and Soap making. When you go to Ciderfest you can enjoy a Flea Market, Games and Contests, Music by the Jug Band and The Music Man. Fresh hot and cold Apple cider, ap- ple fritters and numerous other 'Apple treats'. Don't miss the pioneer -style barbeque. Featured on the menu is barbequed beef, pork and turkey, a kettle of beans, spuds and maine pasties. Proceeds from this day will go to the work and maintenance of the Van Egmond House. Lots to do for everyone, don't miss it! The Seaforth and District Minor Hockey Association would like to remind all those people that have not registered yet, to do so, as soon as possible. No person is allowed on the ice until he/she is paid in full. Please drop into the Recreation Office to do your registration. A Notice to all players - tryouts for all teams will start in .the first week of Oc- tober. Please watch next week's 'Ex- positor for dates and times of when you play. A special thank you to all participants of the 9th' annual Terry Fox Run. This year both St. James and Seaforth Public Schools had 100 percent participation. On Sunday, the run was open to the Public, and 44 participants took part. This number is a little lower than last year, but more money was raised this year. Unofficial results of Seaforth's money RECREATION PREVIEW by (Recreation Director) Marty Bedard raised is $3,300. Thank you to all par- ticipants and volunteers. Events like this bring us closer to a cure for Cancer. The Seaforth Minor Ball Association wrapped up the 1989 season on Sunday with the Awards -Potluck Banquet. Over 350 -players and parents 'were in atten- dance. Congratulations to Junior Mite Boys, Mite Girls and the Bantam Girls for winning their respective divisions. They all received individual trophies, donated by the Recreation Department. The new executive for next year will be President: Mike Alexander, Vice Presi- dent: Leroy Ford, Secretary -Treasurer: Pam Nesbitt, Director; Rose Preszcator, Director: Norah Elert and Director: Georgina Reynolds. The Seaforth Fall Fair will. ;,c nerd on Thursday, September 21 and Friday, September 22, 1989. Admission is free. Special highlights are: Parade at 11 a,m. Friday, 441 show and competition, African Lions Safari Parrot Show, races, Trade Show and exhibits. For more infor- mation please call Sharon Flanagan at 345-2406. The Ladies Recreational Ball League would like to invite everyone to their wind-up dance. This dance will be held at the Seaforth Legion on Saturday, September 23 at 9 p.m. Admission is free and no minors will be admitted. The Seaforth Industrial Hockey League is now taking names for the 1989-90 J 'Anyone Interested In Playing In The SEAFORTH INDUSTRIAL HOCKEY LEAGUE CAN season. The sign-up sheet will be at Ar- chie's Sunoco. Registration fee is $135 - $100 upon sign up and $35 after Christmas. The Seaforth Recreation Department will be hosting the following programs: Mondays from 7 to 9 p.m. - Wood Refinishing at the High School starting October 2. Mixed Competitive Volleyball also on Monday evenings at the High school from 8 to 10 p.m. Tuesday even- ings will be for a Basic Mechanic's Course from 7 to 9 p.m. Mixed Recrea tional Volleyball will be held on Wednes- day evenings from 8 to 10 p.m. and also on Wednesday evenings a Basic Com- puter Course will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. On Thursday evenings, Mixed Adult Basketball will be held. Children's Tap Dance will be starting early in October on Saturday mornings from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Arena. The above programs will start in early October, please watch the Expositor for more details or call the Recreation Office, 527-0882. The Recreation Department will also be hosting a Hockey School for Novice and Atom players only. The first date will be Monday, October 2 from 7:30 to 8:30 p m. There is still room for more children. This program will be 10 one hour sessions and the price will be $35 per person. For more information please call the Recrea- tion Office. SIGN UP AT ARCHIE'S SUNOCO Total Registration Fee is $13590.,,.$10090 upon signing up and 83590 after Christmas. NO CARDED PLAYERS ALLOWED. Registration deadline is Saturday, September 23. Hockey c oSPONSORED BY THEFORTH RECREATION DEPARTMENT For NOVICE and ATOM players only - Mon., Oct, 2 - 7:30-8:30 pm Mon., Oct, 9 - 7:30-8:30 pm Tues., Oct. 3 - 4:30-5:30 pm Wed., Oct. 11 - 5:30-6:30 pm Wed., Oct. 4 - 5:30-6:30 pm Thurs., Oct, 12 - 4:30-5:30 pm Thurs., Oct. 5 - 4:30-5:30 pm Fr',, Oct. 13 - 7:30-8:30 pm Fri., Oct. 6 - 7:30.9:30 pm Sat, Oct. 14 - 7:30-8:30 pm If you are interested, please call the Recreation Office to register. The Fee will be 835.00 SEAFORTH RECREATION DEPT. Ho rams '8' FURNITURE REFINISHING - will be held of onday evenings from 7-9 p.m. at the High School. Your instructor will be Harvey Beuerman, Registration fee will be 425.00 for 10 weeks, This program will start on October 2. MIXED COMPETITIVE VOLLEYBALL - will also be held on Monday evenings at the High School. Your instructor will be James Sampa. Registration fee is $35.00 for 20 weeks. This program will start on October 2 from 6-10 p.m. BASIC AUTO 'MECHANICS - will be held on Tuesday evenings from 7.9 p.m. at'the High School. Your instructor wiltbe Jim 'Floyd. This program will be for both men and women. You will learn a better understanding of how your car works and what makes it run. The content of this •pro- 'gram.willinclude:lhe engine, chassis and drive train, lubrication, electrical system, tires and wheels, fuel and'cooling system. This will be a ten week course and the registration fee will be $25.00. This program will begin on October 10. MIXED RECREATION VOLLEYBALL - will be held on Wednesday evenings from 8-10 p.m. at the High School. Your instructor will be Tern Dale. Registration fee will be $35,00 for 20 weeks. This program will begin on October 4. This program is for the participants that Just want to play for the recreation time. Monday volleyball Is for the competitive person. INTRODUCTION TO:COMPUTERS - will be held .on Wednesday evenings from 7-9;30 p,m. at the High School, Yourinstructor will be Sheila Mullin Campbell. This will be a 10•Week,pro- gram and registration fee will be $35.00. This course is designed to teach beginners how to ,use a computer. This course flows in an easy -to -understand non-technical manner and pro- vides an introduction tothe'BASICprogramming language, word;processing.and computer ac- ,eounting,using an electronic spreadsheet. This program will begin on -October 4. ,MIXEDzADULT1BASKETBALL-willrbe•held on Thursday.evenings from 7:30.9:30,p,m..at the Igh:Sehool, Youl;lnstructor.will.be'Marc Robinet, Re9Istration.tee will be 430.00 for20,weeks. This.program,will?begin on October 5. CHILOREN;S'TAPrDANCE - wIll beheld on Saturday mornings from 9-11 a,m. at the Com- munity'Centres.'Children.aged 3.6 years will be held from, 8-10.a,m..and-chiidrenaged 7•and up wilhgo'from 10.11.a,m, Your instructor will be Pam Nesbitt. :Registration faa;wlllbe43040 :pet child, Family rates•will;be:ayailablerthiswillbea 40.week program,and;etartonOotober•7. TFor,lnloy Optigroiniany;ofIthe ebotrigprenrems;plane cell the -RECREATION OFFICE AT $2740024 ndilnIk ifpq;MAR`rY. • 4149.11lAtrAllotteanibeldnnemEtheflecreation,OffIceerlentherfIrstevenIngefthe,pregrem, IIMIttiMIllibetput;small;prfagramsearlditttot onough.IpartICIPationingther,pragremetglay �,tflt$ttil,n;.ca onton. WE ARE READY TO RECEIVE YOUR 1989 CORN AND SOYBEANS Hill & Hill Farrns Ltd. Varna if White Winter,Wheat is in your plans we have; Cert. Harus (bagged or bulk) Cert. Augusta We are also offering Custom Seed Wheat Cleaning 1939_11 &Hill Farms Test Plat Results Cert. Maros Grade 1 90.0 bus./ac. Cert. Houser Grade 3 73:6bus,/ac. Cert. Augusta Grade 2 70:5'bus./ae. 'Cert. Harus Grade 1 432,2 bus,/ac. Please -pontact Pete Rowntree ,or Bev Hill At 233,3218 or 2834908 fpr your ?all ;seed npSS $ Bev. 233-32.18