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The Lawson -Killer Juried Art
Exhibition, April 15 to May 14, is
open to artists of all ages from
Perdu and Huron counties. It gives
artists, and an lovers, a chance to
view some interesting creations
from people in, or near, their own
community.
In past years, well known area
artists such as Mark Fletcher, St.
Mary's; Bonnie Steinman,
Tavistock; Jane Turnbull, Stratford;
and Jo Manning from Blyth have
participated in this show.
The jurors for this year's exhibi-
tion will be London artist, Tom
Benner, and Arlene Kennedy,
Director of the McIntosh Gallery,
London.
The exhibition will run from
April 15 to May 14, 1995, with the
opening reception on Friday, April
21, 8 - 10 p.m. Cash awards will be
announced at this opening.
The juried exhibition has proved
to be very popular and successful in
past years. In 1993 the Gallery
received over 125 entries from this
area's talented amateur and pro-
fessional artists, from which forty
to fifty pieces of quality work were
selected.
Lawson Killer Insurance and
Financial Services has been a proud
sponsor of this exhibit for 18 years
and are the exhibit sponsors in
Stratford for Empty Dress, showing
concurrently with the Perth Huron
Exhibit.
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Community
Roller hockey league formed
It looks like there will be six
teams in Seaforth's first In -Line
Roller Hockey League.
Organizers report about 75
responses have been received to
questionnaires that went out last
week to gauge the in-line interest
level locally. A couple of ringette
teams also seem interested, and one
has already had a practice.
Arena Manager (;raham Nesbitt
says the hockey league has lots of
coaches but still needs referees, and
there will be practices tommorrow
night, Thursday, from 6:30 to 7:30
p.m. for those born between 1983
and 1986, and from 7:30 to 8:30
p.m. for those born between 1979
and 1982.
.He urges anybody who is
interested to show up, although
Maurice 'Rocket' Richard
headlines sports celebrity
dinner in Mitchell May 10
Hockey fans from across the
region will have their chance to
meet one of the greatest players
of all-time with the announce-
ment that Maurice `Rocket'
Richard will headline a sports
celebrity dinner in Mitchell this
May.
Richard is one of at least six
guest sport panelists who are
scheduled to visit the Mitchell &
District Community Centre on
Wednesday, May 10th, as the
Mitchell Meteors Bantam hock-
ey team host a fundraising din-
ner.
Richard, now 73, became the
first player in National Hockey
League (NHL) history to score
50 goals in 50 games in 1944-
45, an unheard of event in that
era. This year marks the 50th
anniversary of that achievement.
Also scheduled to appear is
former heavyweight boxing
great George Chuvalo, who
recently was honored by his
induction into the Ontario Sport
Legends Hall of Fame; `Ice' off
of the U.S. television show
American Gladiators; Tim
Burkhardt, player/coach of the
Washington Generals (the team
that always loses to the Harlem
Globetrotters); sports comedian
Craig "Frenchie" McFarland;
and Mitchell's own Jay
Heinbuck, currently the head
coach of St. Lawrence
University's hockey team. Other
guests may be announced closer
to the date.
Tickets are $35 for adults, and
$25 for those 16 years of age or
under. Cocktails are from 6 p.m.
until 7 p.m., with dinner begin-
ning at 7 p.m. A memorabilia
auction is also planned during
the evening.
All proceeds from the dinner
and the auction will go to the
Meteors' hockey team, which
has been fundraising for the past
year to partake in a 12 -day hock-
ey .cultural exchange in
Denmark and England this Dec.
26 -Jan. 6, 1996.
For tickets, or more informa-
tion, contact Ted Mabb (348-
8920).
there will be no hockey drills unless
players are wearing equipment.
Used equipment will be for sale in
the lobby, and anybody with any to
sell is also invited to show up.
According to the National
Sporting Goods Association, in-line
skating and roller hockey were the
two fastest growing participatory
sports in the United States in 1994.
Both grew by 50 per cent or more
from the year before.
HENSALL
SHUFFLEBOARD
(April 11 results)
Six -Game winners:
Pearl McKnight, 404;
Lloyd Lovell, 388;
Jim Davis, 354;
Pat Davis, 344;
Russell Ferguson, 328;
Isabel Rogerson, 322;
Alice Thiel, 319;
Tom Williams, 314;
Dave Woodward, 314.
Girl nominated
for athlete award
A Seaforth native is one of eight
nominees for the Girl 'Athlete of the
Year Award of Stratford's Minor
Sports Council.
Kathy Devereaux, 15, and the
daughter of Ken and Lorraine
Devereaux of Goderich Street E. is
a student at St. Michael secondary
school. She was nominated by
Stratford Minor Girls Hockey and
was the captain and scoring leader
of the Stratford Aces intermediates.
She also played for the bantam B
regional team and was MVP when
it won the gold medal at a
tournament in Michigan.
Also active in ringette, cross
country and skiing, Devereaux
competed in the recent Ontario
Winter Games as an assistant
captain of Western Ontario's AAA
ringette team.
Agriculture
Brussels Livestock report
Sales at Brussels Livestock tor the
week ending April 15, 1995.
Fed Cattle: 528
Cows: 207
Veal Calves: 68
Sheep & Goats: 100
Stockers: 678
Pigs:
The Market at Brussels Livestock
saw fed Steers & Heifers selling
$1-2 higher. Cows sold $2-4 higher.
Thursday we had a light run of veal
selling $2-5 higher. Lambs sold
steady with last week. On Saturday
grass cattle were selling $2-3 higher
with shortkeeps selling steady.
There were 306 Steers on offer
selling from 590 to $95 to the high
of $106.
Ten Steers consigned by Jim
Howatt, Londesborough, averaging
1374 lbs. sold for an average of
97.95 with sales to $106.
• 40 steers consigned by Bill
Hayden, Dogerich averaging 1532
lbs. sold an average of 90.46 with
sales to 104.75
• 10 steers consigned by Paul
Johnston, Bluevale averaging 1408
lbs. sold for an average of 90.51
with sales to 98.75
• 1 steer consigned by Earl
Bennewies, Bornholm weighing
1260 lbs sold for 97.25.
• 4 steers consigned by Roy Ready,
St. Mary's averaging 1358 sold for
an average of 91.83 with sales to
96.50.
• 28 steers consigned by
Cunningham Farms, Lucan averag-
ing 1408 lbs. sold for an average of
90.59 with sales to 95.75
• 10 steers consigned by Kevin
Horshburgh, Mount Forest averagin
1343 lbs. sold for an average of
86.30 with sales to 95.00
There were 215 Heifers on offer
selling from $90 to $95 to the high
of $98.
• 14 Heifers consigned by Mux Lea
Farms, Woodstock averaging 1251
lbs. sold for an average of 92.05
with sales to 98.25.
• 4 Heifers consigned by Gerald
Vandewalle, Dublin averaging 1203
lbs. sold for an average of 90.21
with sales to 95.00
• 43 Heifers consigned by Prospect
Feed Lots Ltd., Wyoming averaging
1234 -lbs. sold for an average of
89.10 with sales to 94.75.
• 2 heifer consigned by Murray
Smith, Dublin averaging 1048 lbs.
sold for an average 92.13 with sales
to 93.25.
• 24 Heifers consigned by Johnston
Farms, Bluevale averaging 1124
lbs. sold for an average of 87.94
with sales to 93.00.
• 5 Heifers consigned by Hehn
Farms, Walkerton averaging 1246
lbs.. sold for an average of 87.94
with sales of 92.25
• 5 Heifers consigned Wilbert
McLellan, Mount averaging
1047 lbs. sold for an average of
89.22 with sales to 92.00
• 7 Heifers consigned by Gordon
Doughterty, Goderich averaging
1193 lbs. sold for an average of
87.00 with sales to 92.00
• 1 heifer consigned by Wilton
Dickert, Ayton weighing 975 lbs
sold for 92.00
• 3 Heifers consigned by Russel
Field, Mildmay averaging 1257 lbs.
sold for an average of 89.02 with
sales to 91.25.
There were 207 cows on offer
selling from 45.00 to 64.00 to the
high of 77.00.
• 2 cows consigned by Ben
Terpstra, Brussels averaging 1340
lbs. sold for an average of 67.96
with sales of 77.00
• 1 cow consigned by Jim D.
Thompson, Seaforth weighing 1435
lbs. sold for 70.75
• 2 cow consigned by Martin
Metske, Lucknow averaging 1185
lbs. sold for an average of 61.17
with sales to 65.00.
There were 6 bulls on offer sell-
ing from 62.00 to 76.00 to the high
of 81.50
• One Limo bull consigned by Eli
Stutzman, Chatsworth weighing
1550 lbs. sold for 81.50
• One Black bull consigned by Bill
Johnson, Flesherton weighing 2070
lbs. sold for 76.00
There were 68 Veal on offer: Hol
- 80.00 to 95.00; Beef - 85.00 to
104.00
• 4 veal consigned by Allan
McKinnon, Shallow Lake averaging
averaging 645 lbs. sold for an aver-
age of 90.43 with sales to 98.80
• 10 veal consigned by Jack
Flanagan, Dublin averaging 723 lbs.
sold for and average of 90.43 with
sales to 98.80.
• 7 veal consigned by Ducharme
Farms Ltd., Zurich averaging 678
lbs. sold for an average ;of 92.62
with sales to 96.50.
Lambs:
40 to 60 lbs - 200.00 to 300.00
over 80 lbs - 130.00 to 160.00
Sheeps: 35.00, to 53.00
Goats: 40.00 to 150.00
• 4 lambs consigned by Murray•
Snell, Blyth averaging 44 lbs. sold
for an average of 278.29 with sales
to 300.00
• 2 lambs consigned by Bill J.
Miller, Lucknow averaging 45 lbs.
sold for an average of 262.78 with
sales to 285.00.
Stockers:
Steers:
400-499 lbs - 92.50 to 133.00
500-599 lbs - 99.00 to 128.00
600 - 699 lbs - 83.50 to 119.00
700 - 799 lbs -
800-899lbs -
900 - 999 lbs -
1000 & over
Heifers:
300 - 399 lbs
400 - 499 lbs
87.00 to 110.00
75.00 to 101.00
87.50 to 109.50
- 62.00 to 91.00
-101.00 to 125.00
- 86.00 to 115.50
500 - 599 lbs -
600 - 699 lbs -
700 - 799 lbs -
800 - 899 lbs -
900 & over
69.00 to 113.00
84.00 to 110.00
89.00 to 96.00
89.00 to 96.50
73.50 to 92.75
Seaforth & District
Community Centres
HOCKEY
POOL '95
RANK STANDINGS Pts.
(as of April 13/95)
1. Terry Gray II 484
2. Patrick Flanagan 482
3. NOSAJ TTETSNA 476
4. M.H.R.R. & S. III 464
5. Jason Anstett 450
6. Gary Hetesi III 449
7. John Cairns 449
8. Terry Gray I 449
9. Jim Watson 447
10. Neely 48 447
11. Cooner 4 1 440
12. M&DI 440
13. Bruce "Bottoms" Scott 439
14. Joe II 438
15. J. Devereaux & Girls 436
16. B&D-4 435
17. Chris Bach - 1 435
18. Gary Bennett - 1 435
19. Bob NcNaughton III 432
20. Pat Young 42 432
21. Steve Van Dyk 42 432
22. Bob Regele 431
23. Tammy Marlene 430
24. Bill Boon 427
25 Doug Bach 427
26 Keegan Teichert 427
27 Jamie Storr 41 426
28. Bure 410 424
29. Chris Verberne 424
30. Art Strong 423
31 Derek Gridzak 423
32. Kevin Cooper 423
33 Tom & Kyle Devereaux 423
34. Bill Murphy 422
35. Kevin McNaughton 421
36 Eddy Belfour 419
37. GUOD TTETSNA 419
38 Belfour Van Lieshout 418
39 . T. N L 49 417
40. Dianne Muir - 2 415
41. Gary Bennett - 2 415
42. Bruins = Cup 413
43 Pam Nesbitt 413
44 Bill Tremeer 412
45 Don Freeman 412
46. C.0 B 411
47 Gary Hakkers 1 411
48 Quentin Burgess 411
49 Bobby Clarke #16 410
50 Mike Watt 410
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Seaforth Meat Market
27 Main Street,
Seaforth, Ontario
527-1821
Dear Customer,
We're moving as of April 29, 1995. One of our major accounts has
decided to purchase pre-packaged foods in order to streamline kitchen
staff and make their operation less labour intensive. We have
appreciated their business and desire for high quality meats but
understand in this era of budget cuts, there is no choice..
Our walk-in trade, each and every one of you know who you are -
are appreciated but unfortunately, it does not make for a viable
business on its own.
Without this major account, we have a choice to make - close down
or expand. We have chosen to expand and 'nave to 364 Bayfield
Road, Goderich, Ontario N7A 4E7.
It is with mixed emotion that we move after 3 1/2 years of business
in Seaforth. Just when you get to know people by name, what they
want or don't, makes it difficult to move and start all over again.
We have appreciated the continued patronage of our customers
especially through our learning and growing first year. It was your
continued confidence in us that made us strive to improve our
quality and service.
Although we don't like to see a business move out of Seaforth, we
have no choice financially.
Should you wish to continue purchasing from us, we will provide
FREE DELIVERY on a twice weekly basis (Thursday and
Saturday).
We are, as of May 5, 1995 at 364 Bayfield Road, Goderich,
Ontario N7A 4E7. Phone collect 524-5450.
Our last day of business in Seaforth is April 29, 1995.
Be assured the quality and freshness you have been used to will
continue until we close.
Thanks again for your patronage! We couldn't have done it ivithorit
you! Come and see us in Goderich - we'd love to see a familiar face.
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