The Huron Expositor, 1976-04-08, Page 17MORE PeE WEES The 10 members of this Pee Wee team, coached by Keith
Snell are, front, left, Brad Gowan, Kevin and Dennis Loughnane, Brad Ferguson
and Tony Neilsen, and rear, Richard Visser, Brian Moore, Greg Riley{ Clenclon
Coombs and Garry Ryan. (Staff Photo)
LOTS OF PEE WEES — There are lots of PeeWee age players in Seaforth minor
hockey. Keith Snell coaches both teams, On this team are, front, left Jeff
Henderson, Brian Flannigan, Brad Campbell, Steve Ungarian and Jim Saldivar. At
rear are Steve Snell, Gord Murray, Steve Henderson, Robert Thompson, Joe
Flannigan and Eddie Neilsen. (Staff Photo)
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SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, APRIL 8, 1978 SECOND SECTION PAGES IA -8A
gem.. •••••... ALSO ATOMS — More Atom players who received recognition Saturday night are,
front, left, Kevin Johnston, Jeff Campbell, John Eckert, Rob Simpson, back, coach
Kirk Whitman, Ken Whiynan, Dave Rimmer, Michael Van Drunen and Larry
Williamson. (Staff Photp)
MOST VALUABLE MIDGET — Steve Bennett,
named most valuable player in the Midget Team in
• Seaforth's Minor Hockey Association, accepts his
award from Joyce McClure of the association.
NOVICE TEAM — Richard Smith coaches this Novice team. Front left are Paul and
Brian Henderson, Trevor Price and rear are Bill Garrick, Steve Eckert and Johnny
Looby. .(Staff Photo)
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HAPPY NOVICES — Coach Bill Brown•stands with his Novice team: Front, left,
are Doug Huard, Steve Stapleton, Steve VanDer -Velden, and rear Pat Murray,
Mark',81apletaff and Joey LOoby. — (Staff•PhOto)
TOP BANTAM — Jim McLlwain pr sented the
Larry McLlwain Memorial t to Ian Doig, as the.
best Bantam player this year at minor ockey awards
ntgfit, Saturday at-tht arena. (Staff 01
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Curling Club Fun Day
produces "An ode to Stew"
On Saturday night the CurlingClub held a successful
Fun, Night to raise money for prizes. Dinner was
followed by a dance and a birthday cake was.presented
to President Stew McCall. Milena Lobb composed and
read a poem befitting the occasion of Stewart's
birthday.
T'was March 27th, Nineteen Hundred and twenty-one
That the stork delivered the first baby -- a son.
To the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McCall
•He just made ..:i trips and that was all. •
There was Stewart, Isabel and then little Ross .
For the Button Schoolhouse teacher to boss.
And on Stew they likely used the hickory stick
While trying to teach Read'n 'n R ritin' 'n 'Rithmetic.
Now as time passed and this bey Older grew
Folks wondered "Just what will Stew do?"
These were the times at a schoolhouse in Grey
With Walter Bewley ,and Allan McCall he fiddled away.
Murray was the name -they gave their new son
And in a few ye ars, Stew's next career was begun.
A love for baseball both -boys had--
Who was coach? DEAR OLD DAP.
The trucking business grew and grew
Until it was' more than just a tew.
Cattle trucks, cement and gravel trucks joined the fleet,
Was it any wonder Stew was near run off his feet
He owns 300 acres of good farm land
And six hired then he keeps on hand.
With 250 cattle to bed and feed
Foreman Wayne helps look after every need.
Travel -- Stew and Mary sure have done their share
All across Canada -- Yes they've been there.
And they've crossed the big Atlantic Ocean blUe
To England, Ireland, Scotland and Europe too.
South to Florida, the Bahamas. Freeport and Nassau
.But Hawaii's hula girls are bests. 00 LA LA. -
Next where do yon think they decided to go --
Farther south to sunny Acapulco.
THE BANTAMS — John Lansing coahces this year's Bantdlrt team. Players are,
• front, left, grian Cooper, Peter Martene, Steve Seymour, Peter Van Drunen and
rear, Paul Carter, brad Scott, Rob Chesney, Chuck Stewart and Jim Johnston.
(Staff Photo)
Oh Yes! Playing his violin at dances was lots of fun
But every farmboy knows there'S work to be done.
And running a threshing machine helped keep him busy
Until at a dance a pretty young thing got him dizzy.
This girl just happened to be a friend of McCall's neighbor
And soon folks started wondering about Stew's strange
behavior.
Then it wasn't too long till everyone knew
Stew had decided what he was going to do.
In September 1944 he took Miry as his wife
And settled on his farm to start their married life.
Now with cows, chickens and other chores, custom
threshing had to stop,
But football and fiddle playing with Loves and' Wilbees
kept him on the hop.
About now Herb and Mildred Travis came to Walton Town
To help run the fescimill• and to settle down.
Good friends these two couples did become
And life with Herb and "Goody" hasn't been glum.
Some cattle buying on his own Stew had done
But'Mary says he lost money on the very first one.
Then Jack Bryans and he got together, had a little luck
And Stew really started making a "buck".
In '48 the stork with son Jack did arrive
And family life really came alive. •
Then SteW started trucking in a small way
Hauling, pigs tA.4;4Stratford every Thursday,,
His half ton truck soon had to be bigger
And son Jack went along to get his orange and
"hamdigger"
For eight years the stork had hovered near
And another bundle was delivered have 'no fear,
Deep sea fishing Stew heard was lots of fun.
But all he caught was LOTS OF SUN.
Be sure and take in the Bull Fights.
NAtiw he gets sick at bloody sights.
As evetione is well aware--nothing stays the same
These two sons have added two wives to the McCall name. ' ,
And then that old grey bird brought' two little bundles of
joy,
First was a tiny baby girl and then a bouncing baby'boy.
A Curli ng Club to me has always- meant
A place where curling lovers their winters spent.
One or two times a week we meet for exercise and fun
And if one tried many a new friendship was begun.
On a spiel inWingham with Stew, Herb, and Billy B, My
Bill did go
And later at the "Elm" these men and their wives. I got tom
'Lots ofknov 'fun they seemed to have had all day
And Herb likes music or necking to pass the time away,
Dancing, cards, golf, curb ng are things Stew likes to do
And to the C4th Curling Club he's given his all too,
Our President for the past two years he's been
And for the McColl dinners we sure are keen.
To the Club a set of curling sweaters he did donate
And let's hope the Jr, Members appreciate
The McCall TrOphy, shiny and new.
YES-- Stu, donated this and .a piano to^the.ClUb gift;"" "
HAPPY BIRTHDAY STEW
May you enjoy the years that lie ahead
Whether dancing, curling or just lying in bed.
We 'hope you know our wishes are sincere and true
Causes We've Got A Never Ending Love For You,
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