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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-11-14, Page 11KNIGHTS BUY BED—The Seaforth Knights of Columbus 85289 purchased a $600 HI -Lo bed for Huronview, Receiving the cheque from Grand Knight Mozart Geltnas, right, is Wayne Lester, Huronview administrator. (Wasslnk photo) THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 14, 1984 -- All 1 Tributes flow for Warden Cunningham Municipal and county government give the best return on tax dollars of any level of government said out -going Huron County Warden Tom Cunningham. The reeve of Mullett, Mr. Cunningham, was honored at the annual warden's banquet which marks the climax of the year's tenure. In his remarks, Mr. Cunningham ran through a few of the accomplishments achieved by Huron County Council in the past few years. Those mentioned were the establishment of Huronview, the construc- tion of the Auburn patrol yard garage and this year, the completion of the Forester's bridge. "We have been fortunate we have been able to achieve so much in so few years." said the retiring warden. - • He acknowledged, however that in his term as warden, there have been numerous issues arise. The historical atlas project has been demanding and Mr. Cunninghn,m admitted that at times it was a case of "the blind leading the blind." He added that this has Changed now, with editor A.Y. McLean and co-ordinator Bev Brown at the helm. "The right decision was made in purchas- ing a computer system," said the warden. • Another big issue, is the Huron County Pioneer Museum and added it is an "ongoing problem." Mr. Cunningham told the crowd the highlight of his year. was when he and his wife Ila, met and talked to Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip. Warden Cunningham received his share of compliments at the banquet. Baytield reeve Dave Johnston described Mr. Cunningham as a man with "a constant, easy manner". "He believes, he cares, and he's a friend," said Reeve Johnston. i SPORTS Mitchell dominates Pee Wee game Seaforth Hockey Pee Wees played in Mitchell on Nov. 6 and lost by a score of 7-4. At the end of the first period the score was tied 2-2. Seaforth started off the scoring in the second period but the Mitchell team came back with two quick goals to end the period 4-3. Mitchell dominated the third period by scoring three goals to Seaforth's one. Goal scorers for Seaforth were Jamie Novice Wilbee, Ted Sills, Brian Cook and Brad Schroeder. Assists went to Ray Murray, with two, Paul McLlwain, Jason Papple and Brian Cook. On Sat. Nov c0 Seaforth Pee Wees downed Clinton Pee Wees by a score of 12-2 in Seaforth. The whole Seaforth team played well at this game. Paul McLlwain, Jamie Wilbee, Brian Cook and Jason Papple scored two goals each for Seaforth while Mark Smale, Kevin McLlwain Jason Schoonderwoerd and Ray Murray scored one each. Picking up assists on the goals were Jeff Gemmell, Mark Smale, Brian Cook, Ted Sills and Ray Murray each with two, and Paul McElwain, Brad Schroeder and Jason McNichol, with one. The Fee Wees play their next home game Nov. 17 against Wingham. hockey seasons starts with wins e 'y' ' 1 - 't• 1 The Seaforth Novice hockey team started assist and Wayne Schoonderwoerd one goal. the season on a good note recording two Assists also went to Mike Smale with four, wins on the weekend. Mike Weber, two, Chris Gridzak, two, On Saturday they hosted Clinton and Harold Hugill, one, and Jim Crowly, one. defeated them 9-3. The team played well for Mike Moylan played'a superb game in goal their first game of the season. making some glove saves. Scoring for Seaforth was Joe Murray with On Sunday Seaforth travelled to Listowel three goals, Mike Watt, three goals and two and came out on top in a very close game. assists, Dean Finnigan two goals and one They defeated Listowel 5-4. Dean Finnigan nt• played a great game fit gdal for Seaferth and also assisted on a goal. Scoring for Seaforth was Mike Watt with twd goals and one assist, Wayne Schoonderwoerd, one goal, one assist and Joe Murray one goal. The winning goal was scored by Mike Smale. Assists also went to Mike Moylan and Mike Devereaux. The next home game is Sat. Nov. 17 at 4 p.m. against Listowel: Deer hunt possible for Perth County? The Ministry of Natural Resources is again going to approach Perth County Council regarding a controlled deer hunt. Ron Spurr of the Wingham district of the ministry told the annual meeting of the Perth County Municipal Association that he would like to see county council embrace the philosophy of a controlled deer hunt. He proposed that for 1985 afour day deer hunt be held in the county with only certain types of ammunition being allowed. County council turned down the idea of a deer hunt two years ago when the ministry made a similar request. Mr. Spurr said there are 848 hunters in Perth County and said there is some demand for a deer season in the county. The ministry of natural resources repre- sentative said he will be making a proposal to the co- iperanvs BRUCE SMITH Sales Representative Mlttholl Co -Op Store lii 130 Georgina Strout Mitchell, Ont. NOK 1N0 Dug: 341-9/13 Res: 3411-9171 00 the CO -op 7z INSURANCE AND F NCIAF Sf RVIC F5 . TRAYFL lir! • MOMi • AUTO • BUSFMSSS • FARM BRINGING HOME SATELLITE TV WITHIN YOUR REACH -A Global System •A picture in 15 min. setup -High frequency design -42" dish (spun aluminum) •Remote hand control -Bringing you the super, sports. music, news and movie channels you like. CON1PL1=TE $184700 Plus Installation or do It yourself & K HOME SATELLITE SALES Box 381 StaMorth 527®0390 A county council in the future. This proposal would allow for only 25 "bona fide farmers and landowners" from Perth County "o participate in the hunt. Hibbert Township Reeve Ivan Norris said he had turned down the hunt proposal before because he feared hunters from outside the county and country would become a nuisance to landowners. Mr. Spurr said other counties have not experienced "a great problem with trespass. ers", He said there is currently an archery season from Oct to Dec, 9 in Perth. Seaforth Bantams 2 win one, tie two Seaforth Bantams 42 started their season with one win and two ties. On Nov. 3, the team travelled to Clinton and tied the game, 2-2. On Nov, 4, Seaforth hosted Goderich N2 team and won by a close margin of 5-4. On Nov. 11, Seaforth hosted Wingham, tying the game 2.2. No scoring took place in the first period. In the second ppeerriiod; Wingham scored two goals and Seaforth's Sean Cook put one in the net for Seaforth assisted by Aaron Broome and Scott Hoegy. The score at the end of the second period was 2-1 for Wingham. Rob Sloan for Seaforth assisted by Steve Balfour came back in the third period to score a goal to end the game in a tie. Goderich Mayor Eileen Palmer said the Cunningham's had done an "excellent" job of representing the county. Ashfield Reeve John Austin and McKillop Township Reeve Marie Hicknell, on behalf of county council, presented the Cunningham's with a curio cabinet. Get into .spirit The Seaforth,Santa Claus Parade Commit- tee is asking people to get into the spirit of Christmas and get involved in the Santa Claus Parade. Irwin Johnston, chairman of the commit- tee, says they are looking for floats, clowns and animates characters to help make this year's parade an even bigger success than last year. There were approximately 30 floats in the 1983 parade. "We'd like to see the business people, industries, service clubs and anyone else get involved in the parade," said Mr. Johnston. "We'd like to get as much participation as possible from all the various groups and organizations. Individual entries are wel- comed as well." At present two bands are scheduled to BACHERT MEATS Call us for your custom slaughtering needs SLAUGHTER DAY TUESDAY 'For your freezer, sides of Beef, Pork, Lamb or Veal We Specialize In home cured meats and old fashioned country style pork sausage, no fillers aided. All meatGov't. Inspected 1 mile east 8879328 el Walton The warden's eldest daughter Linda. representing her brother and sis'crs, pre- sented a silver tray to her father. "We want you (the audience) to know how proud we are of our father," said the daughter. of Christmas appear in the parade, but Mr. Johnston says the committee is hoping for further musical entries. In addition to the parade, a Santa Centre for the children will be set up at a convenient location on Main Street, That location has yet fn he derided on '.Senior Citizens *are also invited to view the parade through the large windows at McLaughlin Chev-Olds. The parade will start from the Community Centres, proceed down Main Street and turn to Victoria Park at United Trails. It is being - run by the Lion's Club and supported financially bythe Seaforth Business Improve- ment Association. Anyone ;interested in placing an entry in the parade can do so by calling Irwin Johnston at 527-0743. r? Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada LIFE AND MORTGAGE INSURANCE PLANS, DEFERRED ANNUITIES INCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE FLEXIBLE NO LOAD R.R.S.P. NON-SMOKERS RATESAVAILABLE REP Arnold Stinnissen 117 GODERICH ST. EAST SEAFORTH Tel 527-0410 HURON -BRUCE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOC. Delegate selection meeting for the leadership convention. DATE: Thursday, November 29, 1984. TIME: Registration - 7:30 - 8:15 p.m. Meeting - 8:15 p.m. LOCATION: Huron Township Hall, Ripley LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU THERE Over 300 Appliances On Sale We Service What We Sell DRYSDALE MAJORCENTRE LTD. HENSALL 262.2728 Ontario CLOSED MONDAYS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9 P.M. 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