The Huron Expositor, 1994-12-21, Page 194
Entertainment
Hot bowling on Thursdays
The Thursday Nighters Bowling
League just keeps having hot
bowlers. Dec. 15 saw Mike
Thomson bowl a 318 game and
Erich Matzold bowl a 270. Needless
to say there always is one bowler
who has a cool hand. This week it
was Jason Cooper 88 and 89.
The Falling Pins are coming up
fast in the league. They managed to
win two games and total pins over
The Buds. Doug Procter's 217;
Ralph Johnston's 238 and Diana
Steep's 204 - 527 led the way for
the Falling Pins. The Buds got
some help from John Coleman 250-
624; Gary Bedard 221 and Patricia
Schwarz 194-535.
Betty Hulley has
High Single
and Triple
Senior Bowling on Dec. 16
saw the end of the fall schedule.
New teams will start the 1995
season on Dec. 30.
The red-hot Blue Jays came
through to tie the Canaries for
top spot. The whole team
bowled well. Betty Hulley had
high single 218 and triple 565
followed by John Van Loon's
215,202 and 560 triple.
Catherine Staples, Art Finlayson
and Sandy Doig all did their
part. If it hadn't been for Ron
Bennett's 229 and Olive Pryce's
231 in the second game all the
points would have gone to the
Blue Jays.
The Canaries started off with
a bang and it looked as if they
were going to take all the games
but the lowly Robins managed
to capture two games from
them.
John Aubin had a 201 and Bill
Mitchell a 207. Eric Matzold
with a 213 single and 586 triple
dashed the Owls' hopes of a
first place finish.
Dec. 23 is fun day and Christ-
mas party. Time is 1 p.m.
The Seaforth and District
Community Centre would like to
remind you to take advantage of
the Free Skating over the holi-
days. Look in the Community
Calendar for dates and times or
call the Arena at 527-1272.
Last week's Senior
Shuffleboard winners after four
games were:
Women:
J. Lunn 398
A. McLean 317
V. Preszcator 269
Men:
G. Murray 301
K. Preszcator 299
F. Glanville 294
PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE
WILL BE NO
SHUFFLEBOARD ON
DECEMBER 28, 1994. THANK
YOU.
Come out and enjoy the
Seaforth Recreation
Department's winter Leisure
Activities beginning in the new
year. Programs being offered
are: Furniture Refinishing, Rec-
reational Volleyball, Recreational
Basketball, Fitness, Step Train-
ing, Senior Linc Dancing and
Standard First Aid. For informa-
tion on the above programs
please sec the ad in today's
paper, or call the Recreation
Office at 527-0882. PLEASE
PRE -REGISTER FOR ALL
PROGRAMS.
The Seaforth Branch Library
would like to invite you to a
Holiday craft workshop on
Thursday, Dec. 22 at 2:30 pm at
the Library. Wooden Christmas
trees will be made. This work-
shop will be for children ages 6
to 12 years. Please pre -register
by calling the library at 527-
1430.
The Library will also be hosting
Family Christmas Music with
Kim Souch on Friday, Dec. 23
at 10:30 a.m.
The Seaforth Centenaires would
like to invite you out to help
them bring in the new year on
Saturday, Dec. 31 beginning at
9:00 p.m. at the Seaforth and
District Community Centres.
Tickets are available from any
Centenaire Executive, Seaforth
Arena, Sills Hardware, or Pete's
Paper Clip.
The Wapnabees jumped into a tie
with The Buds when they took five
points and allowed the Boozin'
Brewers only two. Hot bowlers for
the Wannabees were Steve Steep
201; Brian Barry 225,203 - 619;
and Sandra Klaver 231,200-583. On
the other hand, the Brewers top
bowlers were Doug Leonhardt
230,229 - 617; Trevor Price 226;
Nancy Sue Thomson 218-545 and
Shard MacDonald 194-507.
On lanes five and six, Mike
Thomson's 260,318-746; Don
Brown's 209; and Sue Alce's 199-
545 were not enough to stop
Murray's Marauders from taking
two games and total pins. Leading
the way for the. Marauders were
Erich Matzold 270; Deb Bedard
194-524; Bonnie Janmatt 180 and
Todd Doig 246,212-622.
Team Standings: The Buds - 49;
Wannabees - 49; Boozin' Brewers -
42; Murray's Marauders - 39;
Falling Pins - 38; Wolverines - 35.
Town & Country
Bowling League
December 13, 1994
Sweet Adelines - 592
The Twisters- 651
Boy Named Sue - 3311
Go-Go's - 36
The Heart Throbs - 44
DJ's - 531/2
Women's High Average
• Susanne Stokes - 180
Women's High Single
Lila Story - 235
Women's High Triple
Sue Stoke's - 558
Men's High Average
John Staffen - 233
Men's High Single
Arie Van Diepen - 245
Men's High Triple
George Johnston - 690
Personal best for evening:
Ralph Johnston (243); Darryl
Smith (213); 'Joe Veenstra (211)
Del Altman (215); Bob Duffy
(197); Hazel Beurman (156);
Carol Johnston (180); Louise
Dick (164); Wayne Boyd (199);
Sheila Brooker (170); Lloyd
Dale (180); Jeff Dick (214);
Ruth Duffy (158); Betty Dale
(150); Lavern Hoegy (228);
Sharon "Evan (189)!'' Dwa.iti
Forrest (169); Mike Glousher
(161); Colleen Staffen (161);
Greta Hoegy (157).
'Merry Christmas'
Blyth moves towards black
The Blyth Festival is still in the
red but not as deep as it was this
time last year, according to figures
released last Wednesday.
Attendance increased by 29 per
cent to 31,081 and the annual
theatre festival posted an operating
surplus of $146,746 in 1994.
The season in the black reduced
the theatre's accumulated deficit to
$82,708 from $229,454, after the
1993 season's loss of $195,000.
Over-all attendance averaged 79.4
per cent last summer, as Janet
Amos returned as artistic director,
replacing Peter Smith in November
1993.
Amos fast served as the Blyth
Festival's artistic director from
1979 to 1984.
Amos said ticket prices will
Dec. 31 8 p.m. -I am.
Dublin
Community
Centre
$10/person
For tickets call:
345-2949
345-2552
Brenda. Tracy. Stephanie.
Natalie and the gang!
Merry Christmas
and
Happy New Year
From (Steve 0 Anne Murray and the staff
Wishing you all the best in 1995!
NEW YEAR'S EVE
at The Park House
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featuring - rhe Comedy Team
Join us UPSTAIRS for an
evening filled with Lots of Laughs
Cost: $15 ,/
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(includes hot & cold Hors d'ouevres, Excellent
Comedy Entertainment. New Year's Celebrations,
Champagne and Party After the Comedy Show)
Upstairs opens at 8:001).m.
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you in the
LOUNGE ... New Year's Eve,
Featuring
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Cost: 95 /person - Tickets At Bar
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remain the same and the theatre
will stage three new plays and one
old one, to bp.4 announced in
February, this coining season, when
administrative costs will go up.
The theatre went without a
general manager for six months last
year and some other employees
took pay cuts. The company is also
planning to hire a half-time
community development co-
ordinator for the upcoming season.
Amos said the Blyth Festival will
also stage a special two-week
production of He Won't Come In
From the Barn this season. The
popular production by playwright
Ted Johns, was 1993's most
popular play, averaging 94.4 per
cent attendance.
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Sun., Dec. 25 - CLOSED
Mon., Dec. 26 - 7 AM to 7 PM
Tues., Dec. 27 - Regular
Hours
90 Main St., Seaforth 527-1964
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Lunch and Dancing by D.J.
Age of Majority Required
Tickets Available at Pete's Paper Clip,
Sills Hardware, Seaforth arena or
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Deadline to enter is Saturday, December 31, 1994. The winner
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