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THE HURON EXPOSITOR,MAY 11,1978 15
The members of the Seaforth
Atom hockey team were together
for the last time this season at a
sport night dinner last week,
hosted by the Seaforth Optimists.
The W.O.A.A.,
championship trophy,
"CC"
originally
donated by the Seaforth Pollee
Department, was on display
during the banquet. -The trophy
was presented to the team at their
final game in Durham in March.
This'is the- thii:d year the Atoms
have won this championship..
Following the dinner, 'in-
dividual trophies were presented,
to 'David MeLlwein,,.. high goal'
scorer with 133 goals. David;
IvIeLlwain; the teara'ks captain,
also received the Moit- Valuable
Player trophy while Mark
Stapleton was awarded the Most
COACHES, MANAGERS HONORED — Coaches Jack McLlw.ain and Ron Driscoll
and manager Karen Driscoll we're presented with special gifts to thank them for
their work with the SeatOrth Atoms by Atom team members,, Kevin Williamson,
Raymond Anstett and Scott Driscoll at last week's banquet. (Expositor Photo)
. Impro*oft. Phlor trophy:- woo by Kevin Wigiantson,
....Clive Rtdst,.recreation.direetor, Septt Drise011 and Raymond
eachP 71taeyder4PonifithdellYtidea4mal otrnopbebYh .atiof .47DsatCtvltd- 911belwhalnr. 7:P1th:a team.
Qf the Seaforth Recreation 'Ceti:- thanking- the Optimists and the
mittee.. team's -other sponsors; the
The team's coaches, Jack Commercial Rotel, Groomes
Malwain and Ron'Driscoll, were Floor Covering -and, Seaforth
each preiented with an engraved Insurance Agency. • . •
pen and,' epnci., set. Manager . also gave 'a• special, thank'-
Driscoll was 'presented VOtt,,to the town of• Seaforth for
with an engraved sterlingsil er dre.ating "the individual trophies-
Pendant, The „gifts , were pre for the . players. •
SNOW. SCULPTURE TROPHIES — Larry Wesenberg' presented trophies to the
captains of the three snow sculpture teams who took part in the Winter Carnival.'
The team captains were Chdry.1..Cook, Brian Riley and Kevin Williamson.
(Expositor Photo)
rec park
ptilii4ts pion .$10;000
BUS TRIP
to
New York Yankees
VS
Toronto Blue Jays
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proVpmants
OST VALUABLE PLAYER TROPHY — David McLlwain, captain bf the.Seaforth
toms ho9key team was presented with the Most Valitable Player Trophy:by-Larry
roome, of Broomes Floor Covering, while Optimist Jack Bedard looks on, at the
ptimist banquet for the team last week. (Expositor Photo)
OVIOST IMPROVED PLAYER AWARD --7 Ken
at-no, Of4he-Seatathinswance_AgengLprese ,nts
he Most Improved Player trophy to Seaforth Atom
eam member Mark Stapleton jwhile Optimist Jack
1)3edard looks on: • NExpetitorPhoto) •
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4. olumban.A C
loses St. Thomas
The second game of the
• aftermion was a very dull,
unexciting contest. Although St.
ThOmas won the game handily, it
was ' more a result of St.
Coliimban!s .inability to get
.anYlhing. going than their good
ptay.
S. Columban started the game
str gly and had several excellent
cha ceS to score in the opening 15
mi tes. However, from that
poi t on everything seemed to go
do nhill. The wind picked up and
the players spent as, much time
chafing the ball out of bounds as
they did on the field of play.
M. Thomas took a 1-0 halftime
lea on a head ball from a low
corner kick. They increased their
lead to 2-0 early in the second half
on a penaltyrshotihat goaltender
Frank,Verberne made a valiant
effort to.stop. Shortly thereafter,
St. Thomas took advantage of a
defensive mixup and scored their
first goal 'of the game.
St. Cohimban got somewhat
untracked for the final 15 minutes
of the game and Richard
Verberne scored to make the final
..score 3-1 in favour of St. Thomas.
A better effort will be expected
from all players this Sunday when
the "A" team hosts Delhi at 3
p.m. No games are scheduled for
the "B" team.
At its regular May meeting on
Mpn day , Seaforth . council
discussed the following matters..
Council agreed with its arena
and police committees that
licensed events at the arena be •
patrolled regularly by the police.
Goderich as a site for a 'central
dispatch system for Huron- was
favoured.by the police committee
and accepted by council.
A request from an East William
Street resident for parking on
both sides of the street, .south of
Franklin, was denied because of
Street width and the proximity of
ttie arena.
Street lights requested on West
and Coleman Streets 'will be
installed as part of.1978 work.
Council agreed that it was the.
owner's responsibility to supply 'a
hook-up from Elizabeth Street to
the existing storm sewer on
Isabella Street.
Council agreed that Silver
Creek Subdivision could eliminate
a cul-scle-sac at the west end of
pexander Street since the street
could co-inside with the extension
of Side St., provided the engineer
assures proper banking at the end
of Alexander Street to ensure
water flows into the storm sewer.
Council disagreed with a
resolution from the town of
Milton that a deterrent fee be
charged. ,hospital users and
agreed' with a suggestion .from
Councillor Wayne Ellis that
Milton rid MPP Jack Riddell be
Seaforth Optimists plan a pro-
gram ot _improvements at the
town owned Optimists Park
.costing about $10,000 council
heard 'at its meeting Monday
night.
informed that a deterrent fee on
visits to doctors would be a better
way to cut 0141P costs.
Reeve John' Flannery, deputy
reeve Bill Dale,. councillcirs Bill
Bennett and Jim Sills and clerk
Jim Crocker indicated they hope
to 'attend the Huron County
Municipal Officers Association
annual meeting May 19 in •
Londesboro. , •
The. 'arena crew 'is repainting
dressing rooms and' roller skating.
will begin May. 15 and run to
September 15 on Tuesday and'
Thursday nights, council learned. '
There isn't enough Money in the
budget to paint the outside of the
building this year: "A new PA
system and maybe lights _.is nur
big objective" said counCillor
Bennett." •
The town, with the firemen and
PUC plan a flat forsthe Optimist
Mardi Gras. and . Dublin's
Centennial.
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Council approved the club:s
plan to fence the park, build up.
the ball diamond and replace
bleachers at the park where most
Seaforth baseball games are
played,
Cost of the project will be
funded by the-Optimist Club-and
council approval makes the" ex-
penditure elegible for Wintario
and coummunity centre grants,
clerk Jim Crocker explained.
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someone who hopes'to be of'
council should attend a seminar
on "Sensible Bargaining",
sponsored by AMO in Toronto. in
September. AMO's annual
conference will be held in Toronto
August 19-23, councillors were.
told.
Councillors heard from councillor
Irwin Johnston, chairman of the
Police committee, that all parking,
bylaws may have to be "in metric
distances:
Clerk Crocker read a letter from
Premier Win. Davis' proclaiming
May Family Unity month. The
mayor said it was ironic that such
an event needed to be
proclaimed.
Council approved an increase
in PUC members' pay to $55 for
the chair= nct---$54—f
inembers for regular meetings
and $20 for special meetings. Last
year they were paid $500 and
$400 per year.
double header
Sponsored by
Seaforth Centenaires
Sunday, May 21st
Tickets - $14.°° Per person
Includes
Motor Coach Transportation and Upper Level Bench
Seat.
Bas leaves Victoria Park at 10 a.m. Sharp.
Tickets available from 'Centenaires' executive
members and at Queen's Hotel. own: council
S7 proceeds irom Lloyd
Eisler Junior Nigh has been
forwarded to' thesWeston 'Figure
Skating club to help defray/
Lloyd's cOstS,CouncillorS
suggested the tee c'ortiMittee look
into honouring other prize
winning Seaforth athletes.
The community picnic will be
held Saturday August 26 . this
year.
, The rec committee approved
the purchase of trophies 'for.
Seaforth's. Atom hockey team,
three times WOAA champs.
The , rec director will write
Mitchell Seaforth cable. TV on
their offer to provide free air time
for local programming,.
MIT has told 'council the Birch
St. bridge . is in excellent
condition.
TheL-fire-protection survsy of
Seaforth will be •ready "soon"
council was informed.
Several councillors felt
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