The Huron Expositor, 1995-02-22, Page 1414—THE HURON EXPOSITOR, February 22, 1995
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BALLOON MAGIC - Thirteen -year-olds Jason Ryan and Brian Eckert, both of RR 1 Dublin, make
balloon sculptures for children at the camival night held in St. Patrick's church basement on Friday
evening. Traditionally the yearly social for St. Patrick's and St. Columban Schools has been a dance but
this year it was a camival theme.
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ARM WRESTLING TIME - Ten -year-olds Marie Scherbarth and Ryan Gaffney, both of Mitchell, faced
off in an arm wrestling match on Friday night. It was all in good fun at the Camival Fun Night held in the
basement of St. Patrick's Church. About 70-75 families were in attendance.
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POPCORN PALS - These three youngsters enjoyed popcorn and face painting at the Carnival Fun Night
held in the basement of St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church on Friday. They are Kyle Bennewies, 13,
of Dublin; Mike Murray, 14, of Dublin and James Culligan, 13, of Mitchell. The Fun Night is the yearly
social for St. Columban and St. Patrick's Schools but this is the first year the Camival idea has been
tried.
4-H has anniversary
The Ontario 4-11 . Council
kicked off the 80th Anniversary
of 4-H in Ontario during the
organization's Annual Meeting at
Geneva Park on Jan. 28-29,
1995.
According to Anniversary
Committee Chair, Louise Harris,
the cornerstone of the 80th
Anniversary year will be a
special weekend of activities,
ceremonies and other festivities
for former and present 4-H
participants and their families at
the Ontario Agriculture Museum
in Milton. "We're very excited
about the Anniversary weekend,"
said Harris.
Some the events scheduled for
the Anniversary weekend
include: a reunion day, photo
contest, baseball tournament,
rural Olympics, family barbecue
and numerous displays by organ-
izations from across Ontario.
Eagles down first -place Jays
in St. James bowling league
BY GEORGE LOVE
The Eagles downed the first place
Jays 5-2 in the St. James Bowling
League on Monday, Feb. 13 at
Starlight Lanes.
George Love led the Eagles with
302,227,208-737 and Karen Hoegy
203-514. Top bowlers for the Jays
were Martin Andreassi 279-622;
and Wilhelmina Poppe 227-540.
The Loons kept pace with a 5-2
victory over the Emus. Leaders for
the Loons were Bob Dinsmore
256,243,281-780 and Kevin
1,
Johnston 252,264,264-780. High
scores for the Emus were Mark
Higenell 202-594 and Rob Simpson
214-592.
The Partridges edged the Doves
4-3 in the third match -up of the
night. Best games were recorded by
Janice Morris 225,233-616, Arie
Van Diepen 263-600 and Connie
Marion 233-569.
Team standings: Jays - 90; Loons
- 78; Partridges - 78; Eagles - 77;
Doves - 67; and Emus - 51.
Chainsaw was
removed
Sometime between Dec. 25 and
Dec. 31, 1994 somebody entered a
garage attached to a residence on
Concession 14, Hullett Township
and removed a chainsaw and a
quantity of tools. The chainsaw was
a Poulan model 335, serial number
652590470.
On Jan. 11 or Jan. 12 unknown
persons entered a garage on
Marlborough Si Exeter and
removed a quantity of alcohol.
Entry was gained through a window
after a screen had been ripped open.
The Seaforth Recreation
Department will be offering
March Break Holiday Happen-
ings again this year, during the
first week of March Break -
March 13 to 17. This program is
for children ages 5 to 12 years,
and will be held at the Arena
each day from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00
p.m.
Last week's Senior
Shuffleboard winners after four
games were:
Women:
J. Lunn 473
A. McLean 384
V. Glanville 318
Men:
B. McLean 397
O. Pryce 353
F. Glanville 332
The Co-operative Children's
Centre will be hosting a
fundraiser and would like to
invite you. 'Dickie Bird' live in
concert will be appearing at the
Seaforth and District Community
Centres on Sunday, March 5,
1995 at 2:00 p.m. For more
information call Shirley at the
centre at 527-0682.
The Seaforth Co-operative
Children's Centre will also be
hosting a 'Horne alone' safety
course for children 6 to 12 years
of age. This course will be held
at the Egmondville United
Church during the first week of
March Break - March 13-17,
from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. each
day. Please call the centre at -
527 -0682 for more information.
Hopefully spring is around the
comer which means it is time to
start thinking about baseball. The
Minor Ball Association would
like to invite any interested
person to their start up meeting
which will be held on March 8,
1995 ,at 7:30-p me at• the arena.
Registration for ball and soccer
will be held March 29 and 30,
1995 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.
each night at the Seaforth Dis-
trict Arena. For more informa-
tion.call the Recreation Office at
527-0882.
Club learns how
to decorate clothes
by Jessica Burgess
Participants in the 4-H club
called 'Wearable Art' are learn-
ing unique ways to decorate
their clothes. The first meeting
was held at Joan Stewarts home,
outside of Seaforth.
After the members got to
know each other, the officers
were elected. Adrienne Peckitt
is the president; Vice President
is Danielle Van Den Hengal;
Secretary is Michelle Stephen
and Kendra Jewitt is the treas-
urer.
After watching a video about
wearable art the youth leader
Nancy Stewart explained the
colour wheel and then the mem-
bers painted their own colour
wheel - starting with only three
colours.
After voting on their favorite
projects, the first project was
decided. Next meeting the mem-
bers are going to paint and tie-
dye T-shirts.
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PLACE: HURON -PARK
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DATE: SUN., FEB. 26
TIME: 1:00 P.M.
DOORS OPEN AT 12 NOON
$1,000.00 JACKPOT MUST GO
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PRAYER SERVICE
Friday March 3, 1995
2:00 p111
Northside United
Church, Seaforth
Speaker:
Rev. Cheryl -Ann
Stadelbauer-Sampa
Choir Practice 2:00 pm
Sunday February 26
Northside United Church
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February 28th
PANCAKE
SUPPER
5-7pm
AT
St. Thomas
Anglican Church
Hall, Seaforth
Adults - $4.50
Children
under 12 - $2.25
ANNUAL MEETING
WINTHROP
RECREATION
COMMITTEE
WED,. FEB. 22
8:00 p.m.
at McKillop Twp. Offices
Winthrop
EVERYONE
WELCOME
Monday to Thursday
INTERTRACK WAGERING
Post Time 7:30 p.m.
Friday
1ST EVER
HOCKEY SHOWDOWN
Jonnymores vs. Commercial Hotel
9 p.m. at the Clinton Arena
Saturday
MCA Recording Artists
TROOPER
with
Special Guests "THE WALK"
TIX FOR THIS GREAT PARTY
' 10.°° Advance .' 12. Door
BREAKFAST
SNOWMOBILE
CRUISE
Breakfast: 10 a.m.-1 p.m. (proceeds to
Onion Snowmobile Club)
Cruise leaves Jonnymores at noon and
1 pm for the -Trace Dallas" Caboose,
Winthrop for a full afternoon of Racing &
Good tunas!
PUSS
Enjoy a BBQ Beef Supper starting at 4 pm.
A day to be enjoyed by all!
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Join Us at the
2nd Annual
Blyth Co-ed
SNO-FUN FEST
Saturday February 25
Blyth Community Centre
Events to include:
Sno-pitch, Volleyball, Street Hockey,
Touch Football, Plank Walk, Loonie Drop
Dance to follow - 9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
Age of Majority Only
Music by "Soundproof Music Services"
Star of
Les Miserables
Michael Burgess
Singing Songs From:
*Les Micerables *Marc of LaMancha
And other show favorites
in concert
THIS SUNDAY! FEBRUARY 26, 7 PM
BLYTH MEMORIAL HALL
TICKETS 520.00 ON SALE AT
BLYTH DECORATING.
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The I Iuron County Musetun
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Saturday, February 25, 1995
2:004:00 p.m.
110 North Street, Goderich
519-524-2686
Light refreshments served
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