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The Huron Expositor, 1990-05-16, Page 8t3 THE HURON EXFQSITOR, MAY 16, :1990 BROW: $luibzn; Hea Air Conditioning APs Softeners aterTreatrne al>viteeld Quail. iirorlonesship Call: 345m,..Brgdha en k 1 NI . WESTERN ONTARIO SOCCER LEAGUE MEN'S 2nd, ,DIVISION. GAME: SUNDAY, MAY 20 4:00 P.M. ST. COLUMBAN VS. WALLACEBURG STa COLUMBAN SOCCER FIELD • This Ad Sponsored By: TONY G. ARTS ea 527-0794 410 SunLife . ... ..-.,....a,...-...w-. ,.->..N.: ....-..,.:.-.,�. x;>:. :sw <�:•:�scx+`ay :i :. . .yy�F:;;ts"� c.'€s.."��' °�-,.S�Ac: �.� '§�"�',„".', c BREAK FOR THE BALL - St. Columban players Mike Murray recieved a knee injury later in this play, but no serious damage (left) and Gilbert Tam (second from right) are nepk and neck was, suffered and St. Columban went on to win the game 3-1. with two London Spurs rivalsin a:break for the ball. Murray Elliott photo. McLaughlin d Chev-Olds Ltd. 13 Main St. Seaforth '5274140 •Service • Selection .• Savings • Satisfaction • Leasing *Complete BODY SHOP Service CREATIVE FUNDRAISING "BOOSTING YOUR BUCKS" WORKSHOP LEA), ER - GREG BURNS The Seaforth Recreation and Parks Committee invites you to a workshop entitled CREATIVE FUNDRAISING - "BOOSTING YOUR BUCKS.'' This workshop will be held on Wednesday, June 6, 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. at the Seaforth and District Conj- munity Centres. Admission fee is $5.00 per person. In this workshop, the leader, Greg Burns will outline: -why people give -sources of funding -10 rules for successful fundraising -80 plus fundraising events/projects -promotional gimmicks for your campaign -public/private partnerships -publications/resources available on fundraising Greg Burns is a Teaching Master at Conestoga College in Kitchener, in the Recrea- tion Leadership Program. His workshops are lively, informative, and stress a prac- tical approach. DON'T MISS THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY. PLEASE CUT AND RETURN THIS PORTION WITH PAYMENT: NAME. ADDRESS: AMOUNT ENCLOSED- PLEASE MAKE CHEQUES PAYABLE TO: SEAFORTH RECREATION DEPT., P.O. BOX 885, SEAFORTH, ONT. NOK 1WO. FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL MARTY AT 527-0882. PHONE. NOW DOES THIS WORK AGAIN? IT'S EASY: OFF THE TOP - Rem Murray (right) of the St. Columban men's team takes one off the head during Sunday's game against London. St. Columban won the contest 3-1. Elliott photo. St. Columban starts season off right The St. Columban men's soccer team their second victory in as many tries. penalty kick in the final minute of the opened the season with an away- game against Nairn on May 6. St. Columban Gilbert Tam opened the scoring for the game and made it pay off, scoring a goal played a very strong game and as a result home team on a long shot that seemed to but still giving the St. Columban squad a have fooled to Spurs goaltender. The first decisive 3 to 1 win. - they pulled out a 1 - 0 victory on a penal- ty shot goal by Wayne Ryan. Jason Dietz half ended in a 1-0 score in favour of St. St. Columban's next home game is this played extremely well in net for St. 'Col b and hercon hued to control the bays gCh Gaa�yx'a Mimeat the St. hand the Columban. y rewarded on a The team played their home opener last terrific shot outside the 18 -yard line by Sunday, May 13, on the St. Columban pitch Tony Van Den Heuvel. St. Columban team will be hosting Wallaceburg. The finished their scoring on a point-blank shot Wallaceburg team will be tough customers, against the London Spurs. Once again, St. Columban started and finished the name by Rem Murray. having also won their first two games of the s with strong, agressive play and - earned The London Spurs goodc, so this should prove to be a mmatatch-up. were awarded a Head to ballpark for, Seaforth Day SENIOYiS GAMES held this week will be as follofrs: Wed. May 16 - Horseshoes at Arena - 10 a.m. - Carpet bowling are arena - 1:30 p.m. - crokinole at SDCC - 7:30 p.m. Fri. May 18 - tennis at the high school - 10 a.m. Wed. May 23 - golf at the golf course - 10:30 a.m. The Seaforth CELEBRITY DINNER will be held on Thursday, May 17, 1990 at the Seaforth and District Community. Centres. Special Guests include: Dave Mcfllwain of the Winnipeg Jets, Lloyd -Eisler and Isabelle Brasseur - World Figure Skating Pairs Silver Medalists, Ian Doig - Pro Golfer, Sue Scherer - Captain of 'Canada's Women's World Hockey Champions, Glen Weir - Former C.F.L. star, Rico Brogna - London Tigers First. Baseman, Mike Lumley - London Tigers -Pitcher, Scott Driscoll - Laurier University Hockey Team, Chris Taylor of the London Knights, and Ron Vercruyssen - St. Joseph Hawks Basketball Team of the N:C.A.A., Ron is also a Conference Alistar Team Member. Tickets are available at the Seaforth ' Recreation Office, The Seaforth and District Community Centres, Archies Sunoco, Bob and Betty's Variety, Vincent Farm Equipment and The Town Hall. SEAFORTH DAY AT LABATT PARK will be held again this year. The London Tigers will host the New Britain Red Sox (Boston Minor Team) on Monday, May 21, 1990. Game time is 7:05 p.m. This is Shell Canada Fireworks Night, so everyone at the Park will see free Fireworks after the Ball Game. We will again take a bus for LRECREATION PREVIEW by (Recreation Director) Marty Bedard 1-70 those that do 'not wish to drive. The Bus fundraising. Greg Burns has been a drops you off inside the Ball Park, so if featured speaker at workshops for you take the bus, you do not have to pay volunteer and professionals at the local, for parking, or walk to the park. For provincial, state, national and international tickets or information please contact the level in both Canada and the United States. Seaforth Recreation Office at 527-0882 or His workshops are lively, informative, and The Seaforth and District Community Cen- stress a practical approach. This workshop tres at 527-1272. is open to anybody interested. This is a The SECOND SUPER SPRING LAWN great time to learn how to raise money for SALE sponsored by the Hospital will be your group, or learn how to promote your held on May 19 and May 20 from 7 a.m. event better. Admission fee for this three to 5 p.m All proceeds made from this hour workshop is $5. For information or event will be donated to the Building Fund. registration, please call the Recreation Of - A breakfast will be held on Saturday only fice at 527-0882. from 7 to 11:30 a.m. If you would like to The Huron County Heart and Stroke donate items, the Physio Dept. will be ac- Foundation is hosting the Annual DANCE cepting them after May 1. For information FOR HEART on Wednesday, May 30 at call 527-1650 ext. 231. the Seaforth and District Community Cen- CREATIVE FUNDRAISING — tres. Pledge sheets are available at the BOOSTING YOUR BUCKS Workshop will Recreation Office. Come out and get some be held on Wednesday, June 6, 1990 at the exercise while supporting a worthy cause. Seaforth and District Community Centres On Friday, May 25 the SPARLING from 7 to 10 p.m. In this workshop, Greg BROTHERS CIRCUS will be at the Burns, the leader, will outline: why people Seaforth and District Community Centres. give, sources of funding, 10 rules for suc- Show times are 5 and 7:30 p.m. No ad- cessful fundraising, 80 - plus fundraising vanced tickets will be sold. Pay at the events/projects, promotions gimmicks for door only. Admission fee is $10 for Adults your campaign, public/private partnership, and $6 for Children. 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Call us at 5z -u240 for details. n IS borne as he ks the ball i at his Lon- donDSpurs rivall,,hSt. Columban(right) stedrLondon on theirchome pitchron Sunday and sent -them packing with a 3-1 defeat. Elliott photo. Farm managers can go to school The Ontario Department of Agricultural Economics and Business at the University of Guelph, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, and the Ontario Agricultural Training Institute are sponsoring a "Farm Personnel Management School". This is a two day professional develop- ment course, scheduled for July 4th and 5th, 1990 at the Elm Hurst Inn, Ingersoll, Ontario for farm managers. The course will examine the principles related to agricultural personnel management. The purpose is to provide farm operators with up-to-date information on how to attract, keep .and motivate farm employees. Special features of the two day workshop will include: practical content, intensive sessions, and relevant agricultural labour examples. The course instructors, Wayne Howard and Ken McEwan, are both well versed in farm personnel management. Wayne Howard currently teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in farm management at the University of Guelph. He has con- sulted with Employment and Immigration on agricultural labour issues. Kenneth McEwan, a Farm Management Specialist with the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, has taken several courses in personnel management. ENROLMENT IS LIMITED. "Farm Managers" wishing to enrol, should contact the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food.