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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-10-04, Page 1010A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 4, 1989 °,'WINDOW COVER Nlf $PECI;U-J$TS ane Remedies °DRAPERIES °VERTICALS VENETIANS °PLEATED SHADES 6rOVil 524.8111 HURON SUPERIOR MEMORIALS ESTABLISHED OVER 60 YEARS Ret department looking for citizenship p ,: ard nominations The FALL RECREATION PROGRAM will be starting this week. Below is a list of these programs: Furniture Refinishing - Monday evenings; Mixed Adult Com- petitive Volleyball - Monday evenings; Auto Mechanics for Beginners - Tuesday evenings; Introduction to Computers - Wednesday evenings; Mixed Adult Recrea- tional 4Volleyball - Wednesday evenings; Mixed Adult Basketball - Thursday even- ings - (Please note basketball will not begin until October 19); and Children's Tap Dance - Saturday mornings. If you are interested in joining any of these programs, please call the Recreation Office at 527-0882. `RECREATION PREVIEW by (Recreation Director) Marty Bedard) In the Fall of every year, the Seaforth Recreation and Parks Committee presents three valuable people of Seaforth with CITIZENSHIP AWARDS in three categories. 1) SERVICE TO SPORTS - A person who volunteers his/her time to sports organiza- tions, or sports in general in Seaforth. 2) CIVIC SERVICE - A person who Local high school top athletes Serving Seaforth and all of Huron County MICHAEL FALCONER 153 HIGH STREET, CLINTON Rus.: 482=9441 Res.: 482-3664 Evening appointments available IA! A"i ...DRIi1lIONG' FREE WATER ANALYSIS (No Obligation) a belongs to a service club or clubs in which he/she contribute many hours of volunteer tune for the betterment of the community. 3) HUMANITARIAN SERVICE - A person who is considerate of mankind, and is will- ing to give his/her time to help other people. These awards are chosen based on the individual's contribution to the community in a VOLUNTEER CAPACITY. Anyone from Seaforth may nominate an individual for any category by submitting the name, what category of service, some background information of this person and reasons for nominating this person, to the SEAFORTH RECREATION DEPARTMENT, P.O. Box 885, Seaforth, Ontario, NOK 1WO 527-0882. These awards will be presented at the end of November. The place has not been decided upon yet. Deadline for submitting nominations is October 20, 1989. FANSHAWE COLLEGE, school of conti- nuing education present WORKSHOP SERIES: The following list of Workshops will be presented at Fanshawe College this fall. - Nutrition Workshop for Fitness Instructors; - Faulty Feet, Problems and Remedies; YOUR MAN Serving ;our community for over 35 years. IAN MORTON • eODERICH TAMMY NASH Tammy Nash is 17 years -old and is cur- rently attending Seaforth District High School in Grade 12. She belongs to the basketball and volleyball teams at the school and participates in baseball, oroomoau ane rmgette tor local teams. While being active with these teams she still manages to achieve honour role status as a student. Taminy plays a key role with all her teams. Tammy was the school's choice to go to the Ontario Student Leadership Camp this year but because of complications was unable to attend. KARSTEN CARROLL Karsten Carroll is an avid member of the many sports' teams offered at the Seaforth District High School. After mak- ing it into the semi-finals at Huron -Perth tennis, Karsten was one of the• four members at the victorious Huron -Perth golf champions. They later went on to place a very respectable 14th among much larger schools. in the WOSSA com- petition. Currently involved in Senior Boys volleyball, Karsten also plays Seaforth High School hockey, basketball and soccer. After high school, Karsten plans to attend university. - Maximum Power and Stamina through Nutrition; - Exercise and Aging; -Moving and Motivating for Fitness Instructors; - Basic Management of Athletic Injuries; and - Standard Test of Fitness Appraiser for Fitness Instructors. If you are interested in any of the above workshops, registration forms are available at the Seaforth Recreation Office, 122 Duke St., (inside the Arena). The SEAFORTH CENTENAIRES begirt another season of hockey, with the home opener on Sunday, October 8 against Tavistock. Game time is set for 1:30 p.m. The Centenaires look promising this year. In two pre -season games they have tied Brussels and beat Wellesley. Come out and support our local team. The SEAFORTH-DENMARK HOCKEY EXCHANGE group are still selling tickets on a new Ford Probe. The tickets can be purchased at a price of $100 which includes the draw for the car, nine cash draws, and admission for two into the dance. The dance and draws will be held on Saturday, November 18, 1989. At the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Only 350 tickets will be sold. Tickets are available from any member of the Bantam Hockey team or at Bob and Betty's Variety Store. Proceeds from the draw will help fund the team when they visit Denmark in December. YBC bowling has started again Youth bowling started September 12 and the first night of league bowling started September 26 for Bantams and September 27 for Juniors and Seniors. There are 39 boys and girls bowling this year. YBC TUESDAY LEAGUE Hero's seven points; Starlight Lane Champs five points; Blue Jays four points; Demolitions three points; Ghostbusters two points; Powers of Pain zero points. WEEKLY HIGH SINGLES Annette Haney 153, Julie Harris 115, Christ Hoffman 171, Taum Bannon 145. SEASONAL ^J GH SINGLES Annette Haney 153, Chris Hoffman 176. WEEKLY TRIPLES DAVE'S CAR OILING Drummond St. E., Blyth 523-4343 "WE USE ONLY NEW ACID FREE HOT OIL" Golf tea makes respectable showing WOSSA for many years. It should be noted that an article last week about the Huron -Perth Championship incorrectly reported that David McNairn won the tournament with a score of 19. Mr. McNairn actually shot a 77. The boys golf team placed a very respectable fourteenth out of 31 teams at the W.O.S.S.A. golf championships in In- gersoll last Thursday. Tony.Greidenus shot an 84, Karsten Car- roll 85 and David McNairn 89. This marks the best showing for the golf team of Now Open For Fall " Daily. Hours: Mon. - Sat. 8 - 8 CARS & LIGHT TRUCKS $22. - $25. Seaforth eahawks TRAINING CAMP FRIDAY, OCT. 6 9.30 to 11:00 PM Seaforth &District Community Centres EVERYONE WELCOME For More Information Call Pete Martene 527-1272 Annette Haney 373, Amanda Manuel 340, Julie Harris 319, Chris Hoffman 415, Taum Bannon 355, Tim McNaughton 285. SEASONAL TRIPLES Annette Haney 373, Chris Hoffman 449. YBC WEDNESDAY LEAGUE Test Pattern seven points; My Team five points; Demolishers two points; Alley Cats zero points. WEEKLY HIGH S1NGIJ S Tanya Boniface 121, Craig Harris 178 Juniors; Judy Horne 112, Robbie Holmes 205 Seniors. SEASONAL SINGLES Tanya Boniface 121; Craig Harris 178 Juniors; Judy Horne 164; Robbie Holmes 214 Seniors. WEEKLY HIGH TRIPLES Tanya Boniface 319; Luke McMillian 512 Juniors; Judy Horne 302; Robbie Holmes 560 Seniors. SEASONAL HIG:.. TRIPLES Tanya Boniface 326; Luke McMillian 512 Juniors; Judy Horne 376, Robbie Holmes 618 Seniors. ....__ .. Seniors alley bowling resumes Twenty-nine bowlers were out to the lanes on Friday afternoon for the first Seniors alley bowling. Beryl Reid was the high bowler for the day with a 235 single and triple of 592. Anne Wood was next high with a 538 tri- ple and Betty Hulley 537. For the' men Elmer D'ow was in fine form as he had a 583 triple and Art. Finlayson next with a 548 triple. It is good to see Art 'able to bowl again. Bert Walters our eldest Senior bowling was also able to come up with a 196 game. Teams and schedules are made up and we look for most of last year's bowlers to again participate. Congratulations to Starlight Lanes on their renovations. They certainly have improved the interior of the bowling alley. Seniors Bowling starts at 1:30 pm en Friday afternoon.. Good bowl- ing to all. 5 Good Reasons to go 5 Pin Bowling... 1. Fun 2. A Year Round Sport - weather has little'or no effect 3. Inexpensive - with no initial investment 4. Good Exercise - Healthy 5. Everyone Plays - no one is sidelined or left out 6. Free Instructions 7. Sociable - . way to meet new friends 8. A Lifetime Sport - Young or old, large or small, you are the same to a bowling ball. 9. Handicapped can Bowl 1 Family Involvement As cold weather approaches... we have the ideal warm sport Sulfite •INSURANCE PROTECTION for mortgage, family Income, disability, business or estate •RETIREMENT PLANNING RRSP's, RRIF's, and annuities •INVESTMENTS GIC's, term deposits, mutual /hinds, savings and education pians TONY G. ARTS 107 Main M. N. Saaforth Ont. NOK 1 WO Seaforth 527-0794 lo,don 432.1041 PAULA ELLIOTT APPOINTMENT Ed Byrski, general manager, and Heather Flobinet, editor, are pleased to announce the appointment of Paula Elliott as reporter/photographer for The Huron Expositor. Paula, who is a native of Glencoe, is a graduate of the University of Waterloo and previously worked at the Business Advocate in London and at the Dunnville Chronicle. Paula is presently in the midst of moving to Seaforth and looks forward to her future here. 11; 41G7Huron A=4 p00r 527-0.240 Starlight Lanes 527O849 or 522-0840 CALL NOW FOR MORE INFORMATION 45 MARKET S.T.; SEAFORTH SEAFORTH RECREATION DEPARTMENT Fall Programs CORRECTION The date for MIXED ADULT BASKETBALL Has Changed Once Again. The Correct Date To Begin is: THURSDAY, OCT. 179 7:3048:30 AT SONS Sorry for any inconvenience. To register for Basketball or any Recrea- tion Program, please call the Recreation Office at 527-0882. Than/r You.