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- The Seaforth Fire Area Board's new $182,000 pumper arrived late Monday afternoon, driven to sown by the
owne. c ch made it in Brampton, Sam Natale. With a 1,000 gallon storage capacity the new pumper provides twice the
storage Ui ut, _,,laces, a 1974 model. Fire Chief George Garrick says the new pumper, which can pump 840 gallons per minute,
is designed specifically for fighting rural fires with a PTO driven -pump and can be driven across fields. In this picture Ian Borland of
Dependable, the company that built it, hands over the keys to the Chair of the Fire Area Board, Walter McKenzie, also the representative
from Hibbert Township. The others, from left: Chief Garrick, Larry McGrath representing Tuckersmith Township, Doug Hugill of Hullett, Jim
Ryan of McKillop and Seaforth Mayor Irwin Johnston.
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F=OODGRAINS BANK GETS BIG BOOST - Jim Papple, of the Seaforth-Area, accepted a cheque for
close to $25,000 in Ottawa on Saturday from the Junior Farmers' Association of Ontario. Presenting the
cheque were Club President Murray Shaw and Sandi Brander. The Foodgrains Bank was the designated
charity for the organization last year.
Homecoming committee helps
to realize Bill Pinder's dream
BY JEAN ROSS
A few years ago Bill Pinder had
a dream to have a Seaforth home-
coming. Since that time a group of
people have committed themselves
to having that dream come true in
memory of Bill. Planning has been
on going for over two years with
Joe Swifter and Carolanne Doig co-
chairing monthly (now twice a
month) meetings at the High
School. All organizations and
groups are working together to co-
ordinate and coincide their events to
make this a memorable occasion.
Ken and Lois Moore report more
than 1250 invitations have gone out
to former residents and relatives.
Already there have been over 300
replies. Ken said they are still
accepting names and sending out
invitations. Because there have been
some minor changes, an updrited
calendar of events will be available
closer to reunion time.
Entries are being accepted for the
Beard Growing (contest at
O'Brien's Barber shop Registration
is $5. You must be clean shaven to
enter. There will be different cat-
egories. At this time of 'equal
rights', it is hoped the women will
be most understanding.
Souvenirs are available at Bessie
Broome's Hobby Shop; Stedman's
and Sills Hardware.
Hopefully this occasional column
will help to keep everyone up to
date on the reunion plans.
Seaforth Homecoming takes place
August 3-6, 1995.
Jean Ross will be writing
stories about the upcoming
Homecoming, August 3-6.
Hensall Shuffleboard
(Mar. 13 results)
Six -game winners
Dave Woodward, 512;
John Pepper, 468;
Tom Williams, 458;
Pearl McKinight, 410;
Isabelle Rogerson, 407;
Jim Davis, 403;
Ina Williams, 401;
Evelyn McBeth, 362. •
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