The Huron Expositor, 1994-11-16, Page 16BOYCHOIR FEATURES LOCAL YOUTHS - The acclaimed
Stratford Boychoir visited St. James School in Seaforth on
Thursday. The choir features local boys including Andrew and
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BY MARTY BEDARD .
The Children's Co-operative
Centre would like to invite any-
one interested to their General
Meeting tonight (Nov. 16) at
7:(X) p.m. at the Centre.
Babysitting is available free of
charge during the meeting.
The Parents and Tots Play-
group will be hosting a
fundraising sale on Saturday,
Nov. 19 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00
p.m. at the Women's Resourse
Centre on Main Street. Come
check out the bake table, crafts,
Indisposablc diapers, discovery
toys, and Pig Talcs books.
Plan now to attend the
Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary's
l ree of Lights. The Auxiliary
has been busy planning its Third
Annual Celebration which will
be held on Sunday, Nov. 20. The
celebrations will be held from
6:00 to 8:00 p.m. with the light-
ing ceremony to take place at
7:(X) p.m. Other activities you
can enjoy will be their bazaar.
The bazaar will feature craft
tables, bake table, mystery table,
entertainment, hot mulled cider
and cookies. Tickets for a light
can be purchased by any Hospi-
tal Auxiliary member. For more
information call Frances Teatero
at 522-1979.
Last week's Senior
Shuffleboard winners after four
games played arc:
WOMEN:
M. McMillan 399
J. Lunn 399
1. Gardiner 398
MEN:
K. Preszcator 386
G. Murray 383
F. Glanville 344
The St. James Catholic
Women's League Annual Bazaar
and Tea will be held on Satur-
day, Nov. 26 from 2:00 to 4:00
p.m. at the St. James School
Auditorium. Come enjoy a
Penny Sale, Bake Table, Mys-
tery Table, Sewing, Crafts and a
Tea Room. The draw for a quilt
will be made on this afternoon.
You arc invited to join the
Friends of the Library on Mon-
day, Nov. 28 at the Seaforth
Branch Library from 7:30 to
9:00 p.m. This meeting will be
an information meeting so you
may get to know your local
library. Guest Speaker will be
Margaret Day, Library Board
member and former Wingham
Branch Supervisor.
4-H members
prepare for
achievement
night
4-H REPORT
AMANDA RYAN
The fifth meeting of the 'Bready
Bunch' was held on Nov. 10 in the
St. Columban Church hall. The
meeting opened with the 4-H
pledge and then we separated into
our groups. Members read through
their books and worked on posters
for Achievement night (which is on
Dec. 12) while the leaders made
Oliebollen. We served the
Oliebollen to the other clubs, they
said it was very good.
The next meeting will be Nov. 17
in the St. Columban Church hall at
7 p.m.
Olave Little takes
high single
and triple
Olave Little took over year-to-
date single 249 and triple 570
with four strikes in a row in
Senior bowling on Nov. 11.
Right behind Olave was Ann
Wood with a 214 single and 541
triple.
Beryl Reid; Betty Leonhardt;
Joyce Wallace and Catherine
Staples bowled over their aver-
ages.
The men sure came through
with some really good scores.
Charlie Perkins was back in the
limelight with both single 279
and triple 627. Following close-
ly behind was John Aubin 234-
620. Next and in order were
Ron Bennett 201-567; Campbell
Wey 241-566; Don Wood 218-
554; Oliver Prycc 208-514; and
John Van Loon 205-504.
Bowling over their averages
with very reputable scores were
Bill Mitchell; Bob Harris;
Watson Reid; Norm McLean;
Fred Munnings and Sandy Doig.
It looks like the Seniors are
finally getting into the groove.
Alan Lyddiatt of RR. 1 Brucefield and Kent and Mark Moffett of
Egmondville. The choir also sang last week at St. Patrick's School
in Dublin.
Wannabees, Buds
tied for first
There was some mighty fine
bowling at the Starlight Lanes
on Nov. 10 for the Thursday
Nighters. Each member of
Murray's Marauders bowled at
least one game over 200. There
was also Ingrid Doig's game of
187 and Connie Trotter's 189.
The Wannabees jumped into a
tie for the lead for the league by
taking two games and total pins
from the Wolverines. Brian
Barry's 219,213,237-669; Tracy
Klaver's 208.-555;- Sandra
Klavcr's 211 and spare Lou
Dale's 240,216,219-675 helped
out immensely for the
Wannabees. Top bowlers for the
Wolverines were Mike Thomson
247, 204-621; Don Brown 208,
215 and Sue Alce 190.
The second match -up on lanes
3 and 4 saw Murray's
Marauders sweep the Falling
Pins 7-0. There was Murray
Bennewies' 242,243,249-734;
Deb Bedard's 218-542; Erich
Matzold's 203; Bonnie
Janmatt's 206; Mary Wynja's
209 and Todd Doig's 257 all for
the Marauders. The Falling Pins
got super games from Doug
Procter 295,231-691; Diana
Steep 215-517 and Betty
Coleman 168.
It was close bowling between
The Buds and the Boozin
Brewers with the Brewers man-
aging to squeak four points and
the Buds three points. Bowling
great games for the Brewers
were Doug Leonhardt 253,261-
698; Sharri MacDonald 150 and
Nancy Sue Thomson 186-525.
Leading the way for The Buds
were John Coleman 217; Gary
Bedard 221,231-613; Jason
Cooper 189 and Sheila Wright
148.
Team Standings: Wannabees -
31; The Buds - 31; Murray's
Marauders - 26; Boozin Brewers
- 24; Wolverines - 23; Falling
Pins - 12.
/7 To all Voting Delegates
to the upcoming
Nomination Meeting in
Exeter on Nov. 30/94
Tom TOMES
Would appreciate your support
- He has been involved for many years with
municipal and local government
- Warden - County of Huron, 1993
- Reeve Twp. of Stephen since 1986
- He has demonstrated good leadership by using
common sense
Vote Tomes
The Common
Sense
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Town & Country
Bowling League
November 6, l
Sweet Adelines - 36
The Twisters - 43
Boys Named Sue - 191
Go-Go's - 24
The Heart Throbs - 30
DJ's - 36V
Women's High Average
Susanne Stokes - 174
Women's High Single
Sue Stokes - 218
Women's High Triple
Sue Stokes - 516
Men's High Average
John Staffen - 242
Men's High Single
Geoge Johnston - 347
Men's High Triple
George Johnston - 818
Personal best for evening:
Ralph Johnston (232); Darryl
Smith (210); Lila Story (189);
Ruth Duffy (165); Betty Dale
(155); Lavern Hoegy (206);
Sharon Evans (184); Wayne
Boyd (214); Sheila Brooker
(181); Jeff Dick (257); Dwain
Forrest (260); Mike Glousher
(139); Colleen Staffen (156);
Greta Hoegy (160); Carol
Johnston (193); Louise Dick
(157); Terry Smith (251); Orville
Story (157); Del Altman (186);
Gordon Murray (213); Bob
Duffy (164); Hazel Beurman
(137).
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Sunday, Nov. 20th,
Time:
following Lighting of the tree
Craft Table, Candy Table, Bake Table,
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Children's Mystery Prize Table
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Seaforth Community Hospital Auxiliary Presents
TREE OF LIGHTS
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Let your spirit of Christmas shine by
HE. GIFT OF LIGHT
TREE OF LIGHTS
CELEBRATION
at the
Seaforth Community Hospital
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20th
6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Lighting Ceremony
7:00 PM
Christmas Bazaar
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Tickets are available from _any member of the
Hospital Auxiliary and may also be purchased
at the Tree Lighting Celebration. Tickets arc
$5 °° each. Tax receipts will be given for the
purchase of 2 or more.