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B CHAMPS — The B P Dumpers were the "B Champs". Team captain Jim
Finlayson accepts the trophy from George Townsend while the rest of the team look
on.
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gameivities together creating an interest
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and staying fit and -thusly.,enjoying better health... Also, rl
parents who tike to. see visible rewards can take pleasure in
the b6dge worn by the families.
This program puts fun back into the years when li*g .
should be fun. It helps to get rid of the "nothing to do"
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attitude and in its place promotes the job of positive aptivity,
LOSE OUT — The GGAT Boys lost ine rinais: Team members are: Back, left, Tim running, skating, swimming. and does it at an age (7 -13)
when good habits are formed and when y oungsters have
Bunker, John McLagan, Al Becker, Tom McBratney, 2nd., Steve McFadden energy to burn. "''
(mbr.), Hugh Crawford, Henry Wydeven, Gerry O'Reilly, John Ross, Ron McRae,
Dave Paton, Barry Gordon, Peter Mason (coach), Front': Aon Wilson, Daryl Rush, {
Keith Lapp, Bev Bumstead, Tom Burke,. Roger Swance, Dave Harris.
A CHAMPS — These players have facial expressions like winners. Seaforth Junior
Farmers captain Clyde McClure accepts the "A Champs" . trophy. George
Townsend resents the trophy
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MVP AWARD — Most valuable player on the
Seaforth Midget Hockey Team this winter was Don
Heard, right. Charles Reeves, Seaforth, presents
nnn with the Reeves Trophy. '
REFEREES — Here the four men that refereed all
playoff games, a thankless job. All Broomball
players thank them. Left- Ken Miller, Pete Mason,
Les Riley and Reg. Chappel.
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LADIES CHAMPS
Centralia College of Agricultural Technology Girls won the ladies trophy. Team
members.are: Ba& left, Sarah Morrissey, Marg Albers, Judy Soper, Peggy
Young, Marion Mitchell, Shirley Goble, Shirley Detta'. 2nd:, Ron Spurr (coach),
Lorna Ferguson, Kay Derochers, B.J•.McLaren, Janice Spence, Jan Bigelow,
Sharon Stray, Donna Jones, Daryl . Rush :Mrs.), - Front, Jane Oehring, Betty
Glanville, President of ladies presents the trophy.
Tornado' rips through .
(Continued 'from Page l) when power was restored to many'
Louis McIver, R.R.2,' Staffa, .of the- areas, he said they had ,
lost part of his barn roof. Joseph been able to hook up to the line
O'Reilly, R.R.2, Dublin, had his from London. The City of
barn roof ripped off and part of Stratford did not regain its power
the walls by the winds. Thirty-two until 11 p.m. after the line that
cattle in the' barn were not usually feeds the area was cut
harmed but will be out to pasture open at the break. Heavy rains
earlier than usual this spring. An and high winds hampered the
implement $'hed was smashed. men at work,
The O'Reilly home escapedMonday, Hydro crews from
damage as well as a chicken barn. across Ontario assisted the
A few rods north of the O'Reilly Clinton crew in continuing their
barns the tornado twisted two Fork started on ,Sunday, and
steel transmissiqn towers to the woodenbegan to set up temporary
grounds and snapped the tops of replace power line' poles to
replace the five metal pylons
three more leaving thousands in a wrecked by the storm. Two
wide area without power, helicopters were used to raise the
Evergreen trees around a huge wooden poles. The tempor-
house owned by Tony Poland had ary line is expected to be
tops twisted, off, completed by Wednesday. Then
Scattering 'parts of the build- will begin the work of replacing
ings it had just demolished, the the huge 130 -foot steel towers
tornado continued to the farm of which cost about $40,000 each.
Ted Melady of R.R12. Dublin, on This'could take a week or more.
Highway 8 where it ripped part of Hydro officials estimate the
the roof off his barn, a silo and a damage from the tornado could
shed. be about $250,000.
Hard hit were a number of Tuesday, a number of Mennon-
trees on the farm of Douglas ites from St. Marys were assisting
Racho across the road from the neighbours clear up the rubble on
Melady farm and a large limb the Doyle farm where the
from an old tree in front -of the smashed lumber was being
farm of Joseph Dorsey east,of the burned in huge piles after being
Melady farm crashed onto the gathered by tractors. Alvin
south lane of Highway 8 and Wolfe, 'a Mennonite contractor
made that lane 'impassable for from St. Marys, said his people
about an hour until Mr. Dorsey had offered their help.
was able to cut it in two and roll it
off the road wio'the help of 06ee9ee6oee0ee*0ee00
neighbours.
At this point, the tornado Invest Securely
seems to have lifted or had
dissipated its power as no further
damage was reported to the in a
north. -Al
Frank -Williams, who lives o
down the road from Mr. Doyle,
watched the storm from his yard. A
He described the 'black, roiling 9
cloud of smoke' that smashed into
the Doyle buildings and crossed GUARANTEED
the road and hii the power lines.
The cloud looked like 'a ball of TRUST
flames with sparks flying every-
where.' Certificate
The O'Reillys and their neigh-
bours across the road, John and 5 Years,
Karen. Menheere, all headed for
their basements when they saw Contact:
the flying debris going past their John A. Cardno
winda�vs. The Melad s also
sought the safety' of their Insurance Agency
basement. All remarked on the S E A F O R T H
blackness of the skies and the
hailstones followed by heavy
rains that drenched the area. . Representing:
Following the storm Don Victoria and Grey
Eastman, area foreman for Trust
Ontario Hydro at Clinton, said he '
had called for equipment from Sterling Trusts
London, Toronto and any other
place h might be available. He Guaranty Trusts
estimated it might be up to 48
hours before power would be Crown Trust
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MILLIONAIRE STAG
DATE:
SATURDAY,
APRIL 27,
1974
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Limited to 250 Tickets
(A Few Tickets Remains)
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Proceeds, for the
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EARLY BIRD WINNERS of $100
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