The Huron Expositor, 1988-09-07, Page 9THIS WEEK IN
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 7, 1988 — 9A
NOTICE
Anyone .Interested In playing
broomball With the
Egmondville River Rats
Please contact 527-1006 as soon
as possible.
MITCHELL
DANCE
Registratio
MEETING
Anyone interested in help-
ing out with the Seaforth
Industrial Hockey League
this winter, there is a
meeting ,to set up the
1988-89 season on
THURSDAY, SEPT, 8
7:30 p.m.
Seaforth & District Community Centres
SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 1
9 a.m. m 11 a.m.
at the
Mitchell & District
Commu ity Centre
ATTENTION
Groups, Organizations,
Teams, Individual Members!
CLOSE BACK-UP - Kathy Larone and Patty
Ann Gridzak of the Queens go for a fly ball
during their match against the Kids Kloze
Killers last Tuesday. Corbett photo.
PLAYOFFS in the Ladies Industrial Softball league are underway, and in this game last
Tuesday between the Queens and the Kids Kloze Killers the Killers took a one game
lead ir! the best of three series. Shown here a Kids Kloze player makes it to first base
just before the ball hits Missy Caldwell's glove. Corbett photo.
Kent Murray defeats Queens in first playoff °
Kent Murray defeated the Queens in the
first game of the best of three game series
by a score of 20-19, with Kent Murray scor-
ing the winning run in the last inning of play.
Home runs were hit by Joanne Aubin and
Marsha Szusz of the Kent Murray team,
with Ann Bosman and Bonnie Johnston ad-
ding triples. Connie Marion and Ann
Bosman also hit doubles to assist in their
victory.
Top batters for the Queens were Janice
Leonhardt with a home run and a double,
Hessie Kipfer with a triple and a double, and
Kathy Larone who hit a home• run and a
triple.
Squirt soccer team
The St. Columban Squirts finished their
season August 30 and were unbdaten for the
second straight year. They finished with a
12-1 win over Bryanston in Dublin.
Scoring for the Squirts were Larry Kelly,
and Jamie Dick with three goals, each Scott
Van Dooren with two and Jeff Van Bakel,
Chris Verberne, Gary Van Bakel and J.D.
Nolan all with singles. Congratulations to
coaches Dan Nolan and Casey Van Bakel for
another fine year.
The Squirts played their preliminary
round of the . playoffs on Thursday,
September 1 in Dublin against the last place
team from Arva and won by the score of 7-1.
Larry Kelly and Jared Murray both
scored twice with Scott Van Dooren, J.D.
Nolan and Jamie Dick getting singles. This
win puts the Squirts in the "A" division of
the league championship tournament being
held in Bryanston September 10.
ATOMS
The St. Columban Atoms hosted Grand
Bend on Monday, August 29 and won by the
score of 6-1.
Greg Van Bakel fired three goals, Shaun
Anstett scored two and Mark Van Dooren
scored once.
The St. Columban Atoms championship
tournament is being held in St. Columban on
BOWLERS
WANTED
THURSDAY NIGHTS
Interested?
CALL 527-0739 after 5
Ask for Sherri
8809° PER STUDENT
covers classes
September - June
For further information:
JODI ............-..-. 348-8528
JENNIFER ......... 348-8187
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PERSONALIZED
SWEAT SUITS
Available on Registration Night,
September 13th only, from 7 p.m.
to 9 p.m. at Seaforth & District
Community Centres. Co-ordinate
your team look for the new
season I
Sponsored by
S.D.H.S. Athietic Association
The secona game of the series is schedul-
ed for Tuesday, September 6 at the Lions
Park. If a third game is necessary, it will oc-
cur September 13 at 7 pm.
The league banquet is to be held on Satur-
day, September 17 at the Legion, with a
dance, open to the public, at 9 pm. Music by
P.R.S.
undefeated in Jeague
Saturday, September 17. The "A" division
games will be held in St. Columban while the
"B" division games will be played in
Dublin.
MOSQUITO I
The St. Columban Mosq I won their
preliminary playoff game against Nairn on
Wednesday, August 31 by the score of 6-1.
Colin Devereaux fired two goals with Carl
Terpstra, Mike Weber, Steve McInally and
Scott Vosper scoring singles. This win put
the Mosq I in the "A" division of the cham-
,
plonship tournament being held in Exeter on a3
September 10.
MOSQUITO II
By placing first in the Lucan and District
Soccer League the St. Columban Mosquito II
AR UP
FOR FALL...
Summer Sale
NOW IN
&`-,Full Swing"
Visit our Pro Shop and check our selection of new and used clubs, shoes,
rain sults, umbrellas, men's and ladles' clothing, sweaters, bags, carts, ac-
cessories...ALL ON SALE!
earned a "Bye" into the "A" division of the
championship tournament in Exeter
September 10.
PEE WEE
The St. Columban Pee Wees ended their
season on a losing note as they were beaten
1-0 by Ilderton on Tuesday, August 30 in St.
Columban. The Pee Wees will now be get-
ting ready for their playoff tournament be-
ing held. in Exeter Sep ember 17.
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their championship tournament. The under
17 placed first in their division this year.
Good luck'fd all teaMs in the champion-
ship tournaments.
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nEgmond House:'
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KARATE
3 MONTH COURSE
2 Classes Per Week
STARTS: WED., SEPT. 21, 1988
Classes held at Goderlch Township Hall
In Holmesville.
TO REGISTER CALL: 482-3634
Excellent Fitness & Defence Training for Men, Women & Children.
LAWN
RENOVATIONS
FOR FALL
Cie Call
Lawn Master
527-1750
FITNESS
IS FUN!
When you work at your own PACE!
• Exercise program with em-
phasis put on stretching, low-
level aerobics and care for the
back.
• Tuesday and Thursday mor-
nings from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m.
Starting Tuesday, September
13.
• Wednesday evenings from
8:00 to 9:00 p.m. Starting
Wednesday, September 14.
• All classes will be held at the
Seaforth & District Community
Centres.
For Information or registration
please call:
DRUSILLA LEITCH 527-1182
or
RECREATION DEPARTMENT
527-0882
Sunday, Sept:18th
For more information:
Sunday, Sept. 18th
For more information:
CALL THE SEAFORTH RECREATION OFFICE 527-0862
Pledge Sheets available:
Town Hall Library
Recreation Office Huron Expositor
All Banks Tom Devereaux -
Chiropractor Office
THE RUN BEGINS AT 9:30 A.M.
STARTING FROM THE VAN EGMOND HOUSE
LEAGUES
ARE FORMING
JOIN NOW!
Sign Up For The League
Of Your Choice ...
Information - Registration Nights
TUESDAY, SEPT 13 and WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14
7:00 to 9:00 p.m. EACH NIGHT
At The Seaforth & District Community Centres
A great opportunity to become acquainted with what is
available for you and your family in Recreation, Sports,
Culture and Service Groups.
Bring the entire family - ask questions, request information.
See how you can become involved.
Groups that will be in attendance are: Minor Hockey, Minor
Broomball, Boy Scouts, Brownies, Girl Guides, Figure
Skating, Girls' Ringette, Curling Club, Youth Bowling and the
Recreation Department.
MINOR HOCKEY EQUIPMENT SALE: If you have any equip-
ment your son or daughter has grown out of, bring it to the
Arena on Monday, September 12 so it can be tagged. The
sale will be the same times as registration.
RAINBOW FASHIONS will be in attendance on Tuesday even-
ing only from 7-9 p.m. You or your team can purchase team
sweatstdrts and pants with your own personalized logo.
Sp:•:nsored by the S.D.H.S. Athletic Department.
* MIXED LEAGUES
MONDAYS & THURSDAYS - 6:45 PM or 9:00 PM
TUESDAYS - 8:00 P.M. WEDNESDAYS & FRIDAYS 7:00 PM
/1".
* GOLDEN AGERS
FRIDAYS - 1:30 P.M.
Bowling & Shoes For One Low Price
* LADIES'
COFFEE BREAK
TUESDAYS • 9:30 A.M.
FREE COFFEE
* MEN'S LEAGUE FRIDAYS - 9:00 P.M.
* YOUTH REGISTRATION
SEPT. 13 & 14 At The ARENA From 7 p.m. - 9 p.m.
START TIME:
BANTAMS - Wed. 4:00 p.m. JUNIORS & SENIORS - Tues. 6:00 p.m.
AGES • 6 years by April 30/88 to 18 years by December 31/88
* LEAGUE BONUS!
All those joining a League - Youth thru Seniors will enjoy
EVERY SECOND game of public bowling FREE for the entire season.
CALL NOW FOR MORE INFORMATION
527-0840
Starlight Lane
45 MARKET ST., SEAFORTH