The Huron Expositor, 1998-03-11, Page 1414 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, March 11, 11MS
Next two weeks a busy time in Seaforth
The Seaforth Library is
hosting craft day on Thur.
Mar. 19 from 3 to 4 p.m.
Children ages 5 - 10 are
invited to make people win-
dow hangers and tie snakes.
Cost will he $2 per child and
pre -registration is a must by
calling 527-1430.
The Seaforth library will
also be hosting Erick Traplin,
a lively. rockin' children's
musician. He will he at the
library on Thur.. Mar. 26.
from 3 to 4 p.m. Tickets are
$2• each and are available at
the library. For more infor-
mation call them at the num-
ber
um-
berabove.
Recreation Preview
b� Marti Bedard
Admission is a donation
only at the door. All money
raised will go towards cystic
fibrosis.
Seaforth minor ball, house
league soccer, and roller
hockey -registration will be
held on April 1 and 2 from 7
to 9 p.m. each*hight at the
Seaforth and District
Community 'Centres. Please
watch for more details.
The Seaforth arena is the
On Friday, Apr. 3 beginning place for the next two weeks.
at 7:30=p:m veryone=is•-invit= r--Not=oniyris the recreation
ed to come out to the variety department's "MarcrBreak"
program for children happen-
ing (sec below), so are three
minor hockey tournaments:
next Monday, Mar. 16 - atom
II; Tuesday and Thursday,
Mar. 17 and -19 mites: and.
Wednesday. Mar. 18 is the
novice II tournament.
night at Seaforth District
High "School. The theme is
"ERA" Dance. Come out
and watch the great local tel
ent_presented by Sherry
McCall's Cloggers and
Steppers. with special sur-
prise appearances also.
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CONTINUED from Page 13.
BASKETBALL
SENIOR BOYS
WOSSA "A"
• (Mar.6/at St Thomas. St. Joe's)
Woodstock Ct 78 vs SDHS 46
SHOOTING
KIPPEN GUN CLUB
Skeet
(Mar. 7)
12 -Gauge
Brad Mann. 25:
Tim Hoff. 24: .
Paul Mellor. 24;
George HaSnm; 24:
Steve Graham. 23:
John Mogk. 23:
Jamie Caldwell. 23:
Harold Cook, 21'
Jon Gaiser. 19..
20 -Gauge -
John Glazier, 22.
Russ Beaver. 22.
Brad Mann. 22:
Harold Cook. 19.
28 -Gauge
John Mogk, 23: ,
• Glen Mogk. 22;
Russ Beaver. 21..
410 -Gauge
Jamie Caldwell. 25:
Glen Mogk. 19.
BOWLING
ROUNDUP
, 71111II182DAY N® S
(Mar. 51
HIGH AVERAGE: Murry
Bennewies 287
HIGH SINGLE'. Bennewies 315
JHGi TRIPLE: Bennewies 857
BETTER THAN 200• Bennewies
263/31 5/279: Neil Keuertnan
230/292/267: Rob Anderson
277/291/226. Bruce, Ungarian
232/251. Jack 'Ungarian -218/242.
Drug Leonhardt 224/240. than Pnce
251 .. Brian Karry 215/21 1 :. Bruce
Knuaut and Kandy kolph 204
TRIPLES OVER 600: Bennewies
Keuerman 798. Anderson 794. 11
Ungarian 673. 1 Ungarian 6S1.
Leonhard! 639, Price 60.1 •
'SEASON
$ARSON MGR SINGLE
Leonanrdr.18?.
SEASON HIGI( TRIPLE •
Leon/mrd, 970 ,
RUMEN
MGM AVERAGE; Gayle Eason 225.
WGH SINGLE; Came Kolph 259
HIGH TK LLE; Easun 675
WEEKLY SINGLES OVER 200'
Eason 249/247, Connie Troller
222/211. Nancy Sue Thomson 236;
kolph 259; Suc Alcc 241 '
WOMEN
SEASON
f1iAC 11\• IHGHSI R':
Bonnie Jammu 351. •
MASON HIGH TRIPLE;
&nun 8/0
STANDINGS (PLAYOFFI
Shut Up and Bowl. 10.429 pis:
Slim Pickins. 10.302.
Don't Have A Clue. 9.851:
Dam Comer Pins. 9,711:
So Sue Me. 9.561;
Matic Markers. 9.292.
7111.7MCD/M17?
(Mnr t«sults)
1IWII AVERAGE George Johnston
231.
Wrilihingjdird John Staffer 418
InallUELEI Stnffen 648.
afETTER /JUN 2M; John Steffen
202/228/408: George Johnston
213/343/267: Laverne Hoegy
221/201/255: Reg Dick 209/268;
Gordon Murray 226: Rick Shipp 206;
Carl Towton 203; Joe Veenstra 200.
TRIPLES OVER i0.; Mallen. 0.
JOInaiton 823. Hoegy 643, Dick 652.
1)
1)
DLID
WOMEN
HIGH AVERAGE Sharon Evans
179 . - •
.HIGH SINGLE; Evans 202' •
HIGH TRIPLE: Louise Dick 540
BETTER THAN 200; Evans.
ST4.N-D1NGS
Gangbusters 96. Hi-Lites.95.
Joker's Wild 87. Invisibles 72.
S'Ir: J = ILIMO1US
• (Mar. 9 results)
M(
HIGH SINGLE: 'George Love 324
HIGH TRIPLE; Love 758 -
BETTER THAN 200• Love
2071237/324: Angelo Andreassi
217/255; Dinsmore 206/291: Henry
• Verhoog 263/209, Brian Geddes -232:
Dean Pnce 214. -
TRIPLES OVER 600• . Love.
Andreassi .690: Dinsmore 680.
Verhoog.620.
WOMEN •
HIGH SINGLE: Sandra La: 229
HIGH TRIPLE: Janice.Moms 570.
BETTER . THAN 200; Morris
208/205. Lee. Janet Cochrane 216.
Julie Greidanus 214m Clara Deiong
201.
PLAYOFF STANDINGS
Lakers 5302. Grizzlies 5200.
Rockets 5194, Cehics 5193.
Bulls 5181. Raptors 5072
.SISA111O1B.S
(Mar. 6 results)
• AWN -
S. Hook 254
HIGH TRIPLE; Hook 672
BETTER THAN 200;- - `Hook
254/233. R. Bennett 230. J Anhen
229. T. Kale 202
TRIPLES OVER 600• Hook 672.
Bennett 602
WOMEN -
MGM SI24GI,E G.•Corbeu 245
HIGH.TRIPLE; Corbett 629.
BETTER THAN 175: Corbett
245/214. A. Wood 191/188/I8I: M
Finlayson 183. N. Mitchell and J
Bailey. both 178 '
TRIPLES OVER 500; ' Corbett.
Wood 560.
Latillieli MOW1LUJ C
(Mar. 6 results)
SEN
WGII AVERAGE; Ane Van. Ihepcn
206
HIGH SINGLE; Don Elliot! 297
HIJIM TRIPLE; Jack Ungarian 707
BETTER THAN 200' 1 Unganan
242/272: Elliott 297, Van Dicpcn
200/261/210. Doug Huard
215/207/225; Ralph Johnston 265.
Don Elliott 237. Larry Broome
239/213; Bill Rhynard 237. Dave
Albtect 231; Dan Blake 216/207: Dave
Hallam 211; Bruce Unganan 204
TRIPLES OVER 600; 1 Unganan:
Elliott 674. Van Diepen 671. Huard
647, R. Johnston 636. Broome 634
WOMB6!
HIGH AVERAGE; Carol 'Johnston
187
11GH SINGLE; Kramers 299.
UIGHTRIPLE: Marg Ungarian 682
BETTER THANs00; Ungarian
270/218: Xiamen 299; May Albino
245/23(1. ,
TRIPLES OVER 600; Ungarian.
Kramer% 636Johnslon, Doig 615
Yardbirds 67, Strikeforce 66.
Red Dogs .66, 649s 64.
Cezars 60. Sambucas 53
Silver medalists
'the Western Region
ringette team on which two
Seaforth Stingers Ericka
Burns and Kim Devereaux
arc members - won silver
medals at the Ontario Winter
Games in Peterborough on
the' weekend.
The Bast (from around
Nepean/Ottawa area) team
was the only one to beat them
at the tournament, 6-4 in the
final and also during the
round-robin preliminaries in
which the West finished with
a 4-1 record.
On Friday. Mar. 20 from 1
to 3 p.m. everyone can come
out and enjoy free public
skating sponsored by the
recreation department.
During the second week of
the annual "March Break" -
•Mar. 23 to 27, the arena
hosts free public skating each
day from 1 to 3 p.m.
So you can't say there's
nothing to do. Come out and
participate!
Don't miss out on all the
other activities for children
during "March Break" put on
by the --Meal rec departinenf
and Seaforth Co-operative
Childrens' Centre,
Daily activities include
howling, swimming, games.
arts and crafts, sports.
movies- and much much
more. For more information
or registration you can call
the rec office or childrens'
centre at 527-0682. Each
department is running sepa-
rate programs, hut will he
together on some activities.
The local Childrens' Centre
is also offering a "Grow with
Milk" program on •Mar. 19
from 9 to 11:30 am: It offers
both fun and educational
activities for children ages
six to nine -years -old.
Activities include cooking.
playing games„ and art work.
The program is provided by
the Diary Farmers of Ontario
and will be facilitated by the
staff of the children's centre.
Cost for the morning will be
$5 per person and to register
please call 527-0682. -
Once again the children's
centre will he offering a.
hahysitting course.
1t was -designed by the
Lethbridge- • Community
College. and is -for students
ages 1 I to 13 years and .will
he facilitated by the trained
staff cif the childrens' centre.
The hahysitting course will
be held at the childrens' cen-
tre on Mar. 24 from 9 a.m to
5 p.m. 'Registrationfee is
$27. which includes the _
Course manual and lunch. •
The skills. -nicthods.and
knowledge you gain will be
invaluable to you in the
future, whether in a job or as
a parent yourself. CaII the
centre to register.
Senior Shuffleboard contin-
ues each Wednesday after-
noon from 1:30 to 4 p.m.
Last week's winners were:
Ladies - Audrey McLean -
529, Jean Lunn - 404 and
Helen MacKenzie - 396;
Men - Gordon Murray -
404, Bruce McLean - 391,
and Earl McNaughton - 354.
Don't forget the Seaforth
Senior Games committee's
monthly euchre fundraiser
tomorrow.. (Mar 12) at the
Seaforth Legion beginning at
I :30 p.m.
Marty Bedard '_ - = --
Seaforth
Seaforth Recreation &
Parks Department
1-519-527-0882
1-519-527-2770 (fax)
' e-mail - c4threc@tcc.on.ca
THE HURON COUNTY
COMMUNITY CHILD ABUSE
CO-ORDINATING COMMITTEE
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Dream Auction
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Saturday, April 25th, 1998
at the Blyth Festival Theatre
Refreshments, Hot & Cold Hors D'oeuvres
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Door 'Prizes."Phil )i(ain" & Comedy Show
throughout the evening
FOR TICKETS CALL...,
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524-8347 or
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