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Huron Expositor, 2001-03-21, Page 6•-TIS* HURON REPOSITOR, Morph 21, 2001 ►M•an.PuM F,..d,00t -P..ona.ng,,.o. Whew* First words form the base for future success ... 1f you're concerned about the way your child talks, please call 273-2222 or 1-800-269-3683 for information or a speech assessment SmaHITAU( Services are funded by the Ministry of Health at tat ttt.- f ttf ttf 1- ttf tttttta— taaaaaaa— aataaaaa— ttatta� ttaaaat�- tttatta— aaaaaaaa— ataaaaaa— tttttaa— ttt.P.. f tttttr— f Ir ttttttl•• tttaata— ttttta►— tttf ttttt� tttttat■- ttttttr tttttat— ttttttr- ttttt.•• tttt.— atttttt-- tar• tattt.— f f attttlF- taat— a THE GREAT STRATFORD PIANO SALE THE LARGEST SELECTION OF GRANDS, UPRIGHTS & DIGITALS NEW & USED ON SITE FINANCING AVAILABLE WED - FRIDAY ONL March 28-30 Call for details or an appointment (519)662-4862 MUSIC CENTRES 3 Days ONLY of the finest selection at the Best Prices! Chick Days at Milton J. Dietz Ltd. Order By Pickup March 28 April 27 May 10 June 9 Vaccinated Chicks Goslings, Ducklings Turkey Poults 522-0608 Care and feeding recommendations shavings, waterers, feeders, heat lamps and the. best in Purina feeds poiti4w Art PUMA tMMt woof trtto0&*M ._1_.-1 .._.L News Susan Hundertmark photo Grandsons and great grandsons of Vincent Lane presented memorial tropias to the local Knights of Columbus on Saturday. In the front row from left are Jimmy Lane, 3, Rob Lane, of Goderich, Owen Lane, 8 and Elliot Lane, 10, and in the back row from left are Kevin Kale, of Seaforth,Brendan Lane, of Guelph, Gerry Vanden Hengel, Grand Knight, George Kreutzwiser, tournament chair and Gary Cronin, deputy Grand Knight. Hockey trophy honours Vincent Lane who wanted everyone to have a chance By Susan Hundertmark Expositor Staff In 1932, Jack Lane's family, friends and neighbours used to gather around the radio - the first and only radio in the area at the time - to listen to every Toronto Maple Leafs game. "What I remember most is a bunch of neighbours in our kitchen listening to the game. It was a battery- operated radio which used to fade in and out but still it brought the game a lot closer to you. And, hockey was one of the most important reasons we got that radio," he says. That love of hockey was also the reason Lane's $AVE ON FILM DEVELOPING by buying prepaid Kodak film Film & Developing 24 prints X1 1 .99 JER\S '110'I'O INC'. . . . . . . . • •SI : 157 • Hwy. 4 just north of lights CLINTON In a house across from Scotiabank EXETER Father Involvemeni :;ppor•t Ni father; In their rclr. as parent'; Fathers and mothers have equally important roles in the lives of their children. Come and share your experiences and thoughts on parenthood . We are encouraging ii I parents to come, whether you are single, married, separated, grandparents ... whether you come alone or with a partner ... we hope to see your You can attend on Wednesday, March 28 at Victoria Public School, Goderich or, Thursday, March 29 at Seaforth Cooperative Children's Centre FREE childcare and pizza 5 - 7 p.m. Discussion with Mothers 7 - 9 p.m. Discussion with Fathers or more information and to register please contact ural Response for Healthy Children -800-479-0716 or 482-8777 or rncceodyssey.on.ca Jia\ ,iksSponse for Henlehy Chzzd ilk Its GWnY/� A father Vincent, began the Knights of Columbus hockey tournament 35 years ago. The Vincent Lane Memorial Trophy was awarded for the first time this past weekend at the Seaforth arena to the team displaying the greatest respect for the rules. A sportsmanship award was also be given to the same team by Lane's grandson Barry, of Boston. Jack says he and his father grew up playing "pond or river hockey" when everyone played if they could find a patch of ice in a field. "Pond hockey was what everybody played' in those HURON fr MASSAGE THERAPY CC Janine Lavoie, B.Sc; RatT For appt. Thurs. Fri. & Sat. call 527-0780 Total Image II Allan Carter, Broker • Home • Auto • Commercial • Farm 522-0399 Seaforth 1-800.265.0959 Strathroy days. Now the farms are so well drained, there are very few ponds anymore," he says. While Jack and his brother played minor hockey as kids, he says they were in the minority at the time and Vincent created the tournament so'that all boys (and during the past 10 years or so girls) could play hockey, no matter what their skill level. "It was one of my father's greatest wishes that every boy should have the opportunity to play," says Jack. "Very few got into town to play in those days and this tournament could be the only time these kids put on hockey equipment all year. Some couldn't skate very well and didn't know which, direction to skate," he says. He says the opposite is true now, with many of the players involved in minor hockey but adds there are still players who never get a chance to play hockey otherwise. "But, now out of the total team, there's probably only two who' aren't involved in minor hockey," he says. The tournament, which is open to Catholic students from Grades 3 to 8, started out involving 24 teams from schools in Seaforth, Dublin, St. Columban, Zurich and Mount Carmel. Gerry O'Reilly, of Dublin, remembers playing MUNICIPALITY OF HURON EAST Presents Dog Obedience with Instructor Anita Hansen 10 week session will begin Tuesday, April 3/2001 7-8 PM Seaforth & District Community Centres Wednesdy, April 4/2001 7-8 PM. Brussels and Morris Grey Community Centre The Seaforth Site will also be offering an Agility Class from 8:00.9:00 PM on Tuesday evenings after the Beginner Obedience Class. Registration fee is $45.00. Interested persons must pre -register by calling 527-1272 • in the tournament during its first year in 1966 and says it was "real good fun." "Most of the kids didn't play travel hockey and it wasn't competitive." he says. O'Reilly says he remembers Vincent Lanc making an outdoor rink behind the St. Columhan church where the practices were held. Since then. O'Reillv's children have participated in the tournament and he has coached a team during the past three or tour years. "There's no charge to players or parents for ice time or practice time. they sign up and play and there's no cuts. There's equal ice time- for everyone." he says of the tournament. Francis Van Drunen. of St. Columhan. says he was one of the kids in the early days whose only hockey experience came from the Knights of Columbus tournament. "I was never really good at hockey but it was tun and a chance to go out there whether you knew anything about hockey or not and he on a team for once." he says. Jack Lanc says he's been planning to organize a tribute for his father. who died in 1982: for about a decade. "I felt it was time for some recognition of his contribution." he says. _ Kara L. Pepper, RMT 14stered Matsselr Therapist Contact Seaforth Chiropractic Clinic 527-1242 for an appointment Specializing in Weed & Pest Control Call 527-0582 NOTICE For the convenience of our clients SEAFORTH VETERINARY CLINIC will be open THURSDAY EVENINGS by appointment only Please call for appointments 519-527-1760 4UenS1Ub6,.,,y,, *Oil FLU/ 91 &gabbing Your Home Entertainment Specialists S ;Q• '+ HITACHI � www..Yeas•ab..com Delivery, Installation, & Service •ea;1411-263.1126 STAN4C .••• •••• . 4, .•• ►M•an.PuM F,..d,00t -P..ona.ng,,.o. Whew* First words form the base for future success ... 1f you're concerned about the way your child talks, please call 273-2222 or 1-800-269-3683 for information or a speech assessment SmaHITAU( Services are funded by the Ministry of Health at tat ttt.- f ttf ttf 1- ttf tttttta— taaaaaaa— aataaaaa— ttatta� ttaaaat�- tttatta— aaaaaaaa— ataaaaaa— tttttaa— ttt.P.. f tttttr— f Ir ttttttl•• tttaata— ttttta►— tttf ttttt� tttttat■- ttttttr tttttat— ttttttr- ttttt.•• tttt.— atttttt-- tar• tattt.— f f attttlF- taat— a THE GREAT STRATFORD PIANO SALE THE LARGEST SELECTION OF GRANDS, UPRIGHTS & DIGITALS NEW & USED ON SITE FINANCING AVAILABLE WED - FRIDAY ONL March 28-30 Call for details or an appointment (519)662-4862 MUSIC CENTRES 3 Days ONLY of the finest selection at the Best Prices! Chick Days at Milton J. Dietz Ltd. Order By Pickup March 28 April 27 May 10 June 9 Vaccinated Chicks Goslings, Ducklings Turkey Poults 522-0608 Care and feeding recommendations shavings, waterers, feeders, heat lamps and the. best in Purina feeds poiti4w Art PUMA tMMt woof trtto0&*M ._1_.-1 .._.L News Susan Hundertmark photo Grandsons and great grandsons of Vincent Lane presented memorial tropias to the local Knights of Columbus on Saturday. In the front row from left are Jimmy Lane, 3, Rob Lane, of Goderich, Owen Lane, 8 and Elliot Lane, 10, and in the back row from left are Kevin Kale, of Seaforth,Brendan Lane, of Guelph, Gerry Vanden Hengel, Grand Knight, George Kreutzwiser, tournament chair and Gary Cronin, deputy Grand Knight. Hockey trophy honours Vincent Lane who wanted everyone to have a chance By Susan Hundertmark Expositor Staff In 1932, Jack Lane's family, friends and neighbours used to gather around the radio - the first and only radio in the area at the time - to listen to every Toronto Maple Leafs game. "What I remember most is a bunch of neighbours in our kitchen listening to the game. It was a battery- operated radio which used to fade in and out but still it brought the game a lot closer to you. And, hockey was one of the most important reasons we got that radio," he says. That love of hockey was also the reason Lane's $AVE ON FILM DEVELOPING by buying prepaid Kodak film Film & Developing 24 prints X1 1 .99 JER\S '110'I'O INC'. . . . . . . . • •SI : 157 • Hwy. 4 just north of lights CLINTON In a house across from Scotiabank EXETER Father Involvemeni :;ppor•t Ni father; In their rclr. as parent'; Fathers and mothers have equally important roles in the lives of their children. Come and share your experiences and thoughts on parenthood . We are encouraging ii I parents to come, whether you are single, married, separated, grandparents ... whether you come alone or with a partner ... we hope to see your You can attend on Wednesday, March 28 at Victoria Public School, Goderich or, Thursday, March 29 at Seaforth Cooperative Children's Centre FREE childcare and pizza 5 - 7 p.m. Discussion with Mothers 7 - 9 p.m. Discussion with Fathers or more information and to register please contact ural Response for Healthy Children -800-479-0716 or 482-8777 or rncceodyssey.on.ca Jia\ ,iksSponse for Henlehy Chzzd ilk Its GWnY/� A father Vincent, began the Knights of Columbus hockey tournament 35 years ago. The Vincent Lane Memorial Trophy was awarded for the first time this past weekend at the Seaforth arena to the team displaying the greatest respect for the rules. A sportsmanship award was also be given to the same team by Lane's grandson Barry, of Boston. Jack says he and his father grew up playing "pond or river hockey" when everyone played if they could find a patch of ice in a field. "Pond hockey was what everybody played' in those HURON fr MASSAGE THERAPY CC Janine Lavoie, B.Sc; RatT For appt. Thurs. Fri. & Sat. call 527-0780 Total Image II Allan Carter, Broker • Home • Auto • Commercial • Farm 522-0399 Seaforth 1-800.265.0959 Strathroy days. Now the farms are so well drained, there are very few ponds anymore," he says. While Jack and his brother played minor hockey as kids, he says they were in the minority at the time and Vincent created the tournament so'that all boys (and during the past 10 years or so girls) could play hockey, no matter what their skill level. "It was one of my father's greatest wishes that every boy should have the opportunity to play," says Jack. "Very few got into town to play in those days and this tournament could be the only time these kids put on hockey equipment all year. Some couldn't skate very well and didn't know which, direction to skate," he says. He says the opposite is true now, with many of the players involved in minor hockey but adds there are still players who never get a chance to play hockey otherwise. "But, now out of the total team, there's probably only two who' aren't involved in minor hockey," he says. The tournament, which is open to Catholic students from Grades 3 to 8, started out involving 24 teams from schools in Seaforth, Dublin, St. Columban, Zurich and Mount Carmel. Gerry O'Reilly, of Dublin, remembers playing MUNICIPALITY OF HURON EAST Presents Dog Obedience with Instructor Anita Hansen 10 week session will begin Tuesday, April 3/2001 7-8 PM Seaforth & District Community Centres Wednesdy, April 4/2001 7-8 PM. Brussels and Morris Grey Community Centre The Seaforth Site will also be offering an Agility Class from 8:00.9:00 PM on Tuesday evenings after the Beginner Obedience Class. Registration fee is $45.00. Interested persons must pre -register by calling 527-1272 • in the tournament during its first year in 1966 and says it was "real good fun." "Most of the kids didn't play travel hockey and it wasn't competitive." he says. O'Reilly says he remembers Vincent Lanc making an outdoor rink behind the St. Columhan church where the practices were held. Since then. O'Reillv's children have participated in the tournament and he has coached a team during the past three or tour years. "There's no charge to players or parents for ice time or practice time. they sign up and play and there's no cuts. There's equal ice time- for everyone." he says of the tournament. Francis Van Drunen. of St. Columhan. says he was one of the kids in the early days whose only hockey experience came from the Knights of Columbus tournament. "I was never really good at hockey but it was tun and a chance to go out there whether you knew anything about hockey or not and he on a team for once." he says. Jack Lanc says he's been planning to organize a tribute for his father. who died in 1982: for about a decade. "I felt it was time for some recognition of his contribution." he says. _ Kara L. Pepper, RMT 14stered Matsselr Therapist Contact Seaforth Chiropractic Clinic 527-1242 for an appointment Specializing in Weed & Pest Control Call 527-0582 NOTICE For the convenience of our clients SEAFORTH VETERINARY CLINIC will be open THURSDAY EVENINGS by appointment only Please call for appointments 519-527-1760