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The Huron Expositor, 1983-03-23, Page 11r. r*' K of C host 18th annual hockey tourney weekend The 18th annual Knights of Columbus hockey;tourna- mefit for the separate. schools in the Council area was held this weekend at the Seaforth and District Community Cen- tres. Eleven teams vied for four trophies, two for Junior and two for Senior champion- ships. The trophies .are do- nated by the Father Stephen Eckert Council and are held by the winning teats for a year. - Winner of the "A" champ- ionship trophy -in the Junior division was Mt. Carmel. The "B" championship trophy went to St. Oolumban. Winner of the "A" champ- ionship trophy in the Senior division was St. James', Seaforth. Dublin and Sea - forth played to a 3-3 tie but Seaforth won on shots on goal. The "B" championship trophy went to St, Boniface, Zurich. EXPOSIT*.RF MARCID Leon Maloney, chairman for the tournament, assisted by a committee, Gerry Van den Henget, Jim Maloney. Ferg Kelly and Don Moylan, indicated the project was a success again this year and extended thanks to the teams. coaches, players. ref- erees and fans who partici- pated in the annual project sponsored by the Knights of Columbus of Seaforth and District. WINNING FORM—Brenda Kenny was the top lady bowler at the first annual bowling. , tournament organized by John Hauwert and Reg Dick at Nobel Lanes Saturday In Seaforth. (Hook photo) 13©wdong Rpm At Saturday's bowling tournament at Nobel Lanes, the top three men and ladies were Reg Dick, Cor Groot, Gord Nobel; Brenda Kenny; Laverne Nigh and Sue Groot. ST. JAMES BOWLING LEAGUE T•Birds 5980, V. W's 5883. Ferraris 6343, Chargers 5442, Corvettes 5710, Mercedes 6016. Men's high single and triple -Geo. Johnston 287, 701. Ladies high single and triple -Linda Ruston 228, 620. YBCSTANDINGS Perfection Bowlers 74, Oilers 56, Tigers 541/2, Superstars 501/2. High ladies -Christy Nobel 155, Debby Anstett 146. High men:'Todd McLean 183, 154; WG(< @ . opptowg? What's Happening is a weekly column. space donated by The Huron Expositor To list your event. call the Recreation Office al 527.0882. DATE EVENT Wed. Mar 23 Public Skating Wed. Mar. 23 Durham vs Pee Wees Thurs. Mar. 24 House League • Semi Finals Bruins vs Canadiens Nordlques vs Oilers Leafs vs Jets Flames vs Penguins Miles Ringetle House League— Public Skating IHI. tournament Mr Magic IHL tournament IHL tournament IHL Tournament The Fiddlers' Jamboree Men's Ball Hockey Meeting Thurs Mar 24 Thurs Mw 24 Thurs Mar 24 Thurs. Mar 24 Fri. Mar 25 Fri Mar 25 Sat.'Mar 26 Sun. Mar 27 Sun. Mar 27 Mon. Mw 28 PLACE Arena Arena Arena Arena Arena Arena Arena Arena Arena Arena Arena Library Arena Arena Arena SDHS Arena TIME 2-3:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 7:45.11:35 a.m. 7:45a.m. 8:40 a.m. 9;45 a, m. 40:40 a.m. 11;35 a.m. 12:30 2-3:30p.m. 7'15 p.m. -11 p,m: 11 a.m. 7p.m.-12 8 a.m.- 12 p.m. 8a.m. •6p.m, 1 p. m. • 8 p. m. 8:15 p. m. ANNUAL MEETING and ELECTION OF OFFICERS for the Seaforth Centenaire Hockey Club Thursday, April 7 at8p.m. at SEAFORTH & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES Richard Love 171, 159, Jeff Caron 148, 156, Dennis Beuerman 143. MIXED DOUBLES Weekly ladles high single and triple-Betty'Oldacre 227, 613. Men's high single and triple -Art Finlayson 358, 835. Season's ladies high single, triple, average -Mary Beuerman 346, 816, 223. Men's high single and triple -Art Finlayson 361, 835. High average - John Coleman 223. Standings: Canadians 104, Red Wings 99, Black Hawks 98, Rangers 95, Maple Leafs 74, Bruins 69. LEGION High single -Helen Nicholson 243, Jack Eisler 256. High triple -Helen Nicholson 679, Gord Scott 673. Snowbirds 107, Pjajas 84; Colts 83, Billy Ball 76, Munch -gins 67, Oddi- ties 46. YBC Perfection Bowlers 71, Oilers 56, Tigercals 51 'h, Superstars 50'/2. High ladles -Debbie Anstetl 155, Katrina Lindemann 163. High Men: Jeff Dick 258, Rick Scott 205, Todd McLean 186. THURSDAY NIGHTERS Ladies weekly high single -Barb Alexander 278, Weekly, high triple - Brenda Cooper 645. Season's high average -Linda Gridzak 201. Men's weekly high single and triple- Mike Meidinger 331, 768, Season's high average -Murray Ben- newies 243. Rookies 3505, Brewers 3504. Skip- py's Dippers 3470, Head Pinners 3430, Trouble -on -six 3343, Fixed 3270. BOWLING FOR FUN—Approximately 25 senior citizens meet every Friday at Seaforth bowling lanes for an afternoon of fun boWI'Ing. Beatrice Storey, above, said a one dollar membership fee is levied, making members eligible to attend a wrap-up supper and euchre party at the end of the season. "Weare not a league. It provides winter recreation, strictly for a lot of fun", says Beatrice. (Wassirik photo) ^ ,F.M.JAW.V'r' i£f •.sk. 'A s.;,"Ya. n• asnw•mswawrmaW»#vas .vzuaa+.v,.aoerww.E.rx+.. .✓,.awr.+,v w,.w. AWAITING THE PUCK—There seemed to be a bit of confusion as to where everyone was supposed to be In the last period of the finals for thea title between St. James and St. Columban schools. St. Columban was the winner of the K of C hogkey tournament on the weekend. . - Constant residents.... TEAM Flyers '1 'Rangers Penguins _ Hawks son. Jack and Nancy Storey Bruins MARY MERNER spent last weekend in Niag- Canadians 482-7143 Jim and Sheila Thomp- attend Quarterama Correspondent Tasty Nu Bread made the - old fashioned way with the finest ingredients for over 50 years! Guaranteed fresh! Available at TASTY NU BAKERY CHEESE HOUSE, Seaforth ara Falls. N.Y. Ran Robert Thompson spent his Rani winter break last week visit- ing With his sister. brother -in- 7:00 itlaw and. family Barry and Ft ars Betty Powley, Jason, Jona- Hawks Every week more and more people,, discover what mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Want Ads, (Photo by Hook) I.H.L. ROUND ROBIN STANDINGS GP W L T F A 9 9 0 0 51 23 9 5 4 0 47 39 9 4 3 2 48 38 9 3 5 1 49 58 9 2 4 3 46 51 9 1 8 0 34 66 SCORES OF MAR. 20 GAMES gers 9 Hawks 6 Flyers 7 ns 5 Penguins 3 Canadians 3 ' GAMES SUNDAY NIGHT MAR. 27 8:30 Bruins Canadians PTS. PIM 18 106 10 107 10 '110 7 70 7 135 2 80 FARM DRAINAGE Installation of CLAY OR PLASTIC TILE Open Tdench — or — Trenchless [ALL WORKMANSHIP & MATERIALS GUARANTEED) Call for a quote! H. SEBBEN & SONS LTD. R.R. 4 STRATFORD Ph, 273-1943 PECK APPLIANCES "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA". • FILTER QUEEN SALES &.SERVICE •VACUUM CLEANERS - (Sales & Service to Most Makes) •FM'COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS For Farm & Business • SPEED QUEEN APPLIANCES • MOFFAT APPLIANCES • INSECT LIGHTS & FLY KILLING UNITS • GIFTS • MANY OTHER ITEMS VARNA, ANT. ■ NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING I r TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1983 HULLETT MUNICIPAL OFFICE, LONDESBOROUGH 8:00 P.M. hrs is,i pubht mccling held under Section 12 and - nl the Planning Ail. RSO 1980, to discuss a proposed ann•ndnient to the Official Plan for the < (+ants if Huron Planning Area permitting the establishment of a mum( (pal gravel pit on Part of I rt I 1 (i iiesshnt 2 as show n on the KesMap. township of HULLETT 482-7103 than and Mand of Sardis, B,Gt• Sympathy is extended from the community to the Arm- strong and Carter families on the passing of Mrs. Jack Armstrong of Londesboro and Ella Munro of Seaforth. Clint and Doreen Wilson of RRN3 Blyth and John and Carolyn Thompson returned hone on Thursday from a trip to New Orleans in their Winnebago. Harvey Hoggart, Pam and Sherry attended the Quer- terama in Toitdpto. Harvey with his horse Saucy Joe won a first in the pick up race and came home with two nice trophies. He also won a seventh in the flag race, Congratulations. Mrs. J. Merner of Kitchen- er visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mettler, Sandy. Julie, Mike and Shelley. Congratulations go out from the community to Mary and Mansel Cook. RR!! Blyth who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on March 15. They were former residents of the north line. Mr. and Mrs. Terence H anter of Colborne Township spent Thursday March 1. with Mr. and Mrs, John Thompson to celebrate Mr. Hunter's 83rd birthday. (Intended for last week) 10:00 Penguins ' Rangers Winners of Monday's LOBA euchre were high, Mrs. Mary Lupul; lone hand, Greta Kerr; low, Mrs. Staffen, and men's high, Jim Doig; most lone hands, Jack Rivers; low, Bill Kelly. Lucky draw winner was Marg Bennett. Sharon Exel of Brussels passed with First Class Honours (82%) the Royal Conservatory Grade V Pianoforte Examination held in Stratford in January. She is a pupil of Mrs, Edwin Martin, of Brussels. Members and friends of the Friendship Circle of First Presbyterian Church enjoyed an evening of fun with Cheryl Philips in her "Dancefit" program. The group also plans a bus tour to Sarnia in June, Carol Carter presided. Wded has been received here of the death of a well-known native of Seaforth, Mary Haig Davidson, Mrs, Davidson, of Brockville, is survived by her husband, Bruce, a native of Mitchell. She grew up here and attended town schools and her parents operated a grocery store on Main St. A young Stratford hockey player with a Seaforth connection is °laving this year at Yale University. where he's on a four year athletic scholarship. Sean Neely, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Neely, is the grandson of Seaforth native. Pearl Reeves Neely and great-nephew of Jenny Hildebrand of town. "His great-grandfather, George Reeves, was quite a hockey player too," says George Hildebrand, Mrs. Hildebrand's son. Although he was offered hockey scholarships from many US colleges which would have paid the entire cost of his education, Sean Neely picked Yale, where he has to pay 55,000 in American funds himself, because of its academic reputation. The New Haven, Connecticut university pays the other 75 per cent of the bill. Sean is an Ontario Scholar who's enrolled in tan economics course at the Ivy .League school, Greta Kerr of Seaforth returned last week after a week's holiday with her brother in New Hamburg and Toronto. Don Williamson of Seaforth was the winner of the Thursday nighters 50/50 draw at the bowling lanes. SHOWS GOOD STYLE—Ed Andrews Is one of approximately- 25 seniors who meet at Nobel Bowling Lanes every Friday for a game of five pin bowling. Mr. Andrews bowled a 202 in one of his three games last week. Not in a league, the seniors bowl for the fun of It. (Wassink photo) SPRING PROMISES Saturday, March 26th Thorndale Community Centre 9:30.10:30 Coffee 8 Registration 10:30 o.m. Dorothy Middleton farm Ittwife, originator of WSA Eastern Ont piet Positive Thinking for Form Women 12:00 p.m. Lunch - catered by Thorndole W . . OMMB presents "Marketing our ilkr form products" 1:30 p.m. Dr George Penfiold Unix of lit Guelph "Implications of Ayuce County form womens stress study' 3:00 p.lit. Ross Daily CFPL T V Farm Show Host . "Farmer Consumer Relations' Tickets 510. 512. at the door or% ,.1 i1,, prnpes,,1 is asailahle for sieving at Mt ,mini, ils,il .d'fh t s ..I Ihi township Clerk HURON COUNTY PLANNING BOARD CALL: Mrs. La Vonne Stephen 229-6765 with a Personal Loan from the Commerce If a personal loan from the Commerce would help, just drop in at the branch nearest you and give us a chance to -make it happen- for you. Sponsored By Perth Oxford & Middlesex WSA (Women Supportln9 Agriculture) 7"A Day For Farm Women By Farm Women" CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE J 1