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Brief
Huron East
man
beaten in
Main Street
alley
A 52 -year-old Huron
East man ended up in
Seaforth Community
Hospital after he was
assaulted May 23 at
approximately 10 p.m.
in an alley off of Main
Street, Seaforth.
The man had left an
establishment when
another man
approached him and
knocked him to the
ground, where he was
struck repeatedly.
A resident in the
apartments nearby
interrupted the fight
and the suspect fled
the area.
The man was
admitted to hospital
for non life-
threatening injuries to
the face and head.
Anyone with related
information is asked to
call the Huron OPP or
Crime Stoppers at 1-
800-222-8477. (1 -800-
222 -TIPS).
Betting It out... Amanda
Van Miltenburg takes top
prize at the Seaforth Idol
competition at the Lager
House last Friday... pg.
28
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Wednesday,
May 30, 2007
Susan Hundertmark photo
Ben Palmer, 12, of Stratford, gets some help from his dad David as he releases a pheasant to the
wilds of the Hullett marsh during youth day activities Sunday at the wildlife area.
First corporate sponsor signed
as Canadian Tour plans continue
Susan Ilundertmark-
With Coca-Cola Bottling Ltd. as their first
big corporate sponsor, organizers of the
Canadian Tour Come Home to the Country
Classic are hoping the summer will bring
many more sponsors for what they hope will
become an annual event in Seaforth.
Carolanne Doig and Maureen Agar are
heading an effort to bring the Canadian
Professional Golf Tour to Seaforth for three
years starting in 2008.
And, while they are still gathering
sponsors - with a June, 2008 deadline to
collect $150,000 for the players' prize money
- both are confident that the tour will come
to town.
"It's ambitious but it's not beyond our
reach. But, Seaforth is too small to do it - we
need support from all over Huron and
Perth," says Doig.
"We're not worried. We're being positive
that we can get that purse," says Agar,
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The Huron Family Health
Team in Seaforth is already
drawing attention from across
the province.
Chosen from among over
1,000 applications from across
Ontario to be one of 200
displays at the Celebrating
Innovations in Health Care
Expo 2007 in Toronto, the
Huron FHT, along with
Healthkick Huron, won an
award in innovation in the
health human resources
awards category at the expo.
As one of three finalists
against health projects in
Toronto and Ottawa, the
Huron FHT was chosen by an
independent panel of health
experts for meeting criteria
such as innovative for the
entire health care sector;
easily replicated across the
health care system; made
smart, efficient use of
resources; integrated team
work across the health care
system; dealt with important
priorities and challenges in
the health care system.
. "We thought it was quite a
new approach," says Ministry
of Health spokesperson David
Jensen.
He says the Huron FHT,
along with the Healthkick
project's emphasis on
educating youth about career
opportunities, uses an
approach that "is well-
rounded and could be a 'sily
replicated across the
See FHT, Page 2