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39. CARD OF tHANKS
DAVIES
I would like to thank my family, friends and
relatives who visited me, sent get well wishes,
flowers and gifts while I was a patient in
Seaforth Community Hospital and since retur-
ning home. Special thanks to Dr. Rodney, Dr.
Wong, Dr. Underwood and the nursing staff
for their kind care. Also a special thank you for
all the VON nurses who came to the house
and looked after me since my operation. Their
kindness was very much appreciated. Adam
Davies. 39-03-1
DOLMAGE
1 would like to say thanks t4 all my friends and
families who remembered me with cards,
visits, flowers and treats while I was a patient
in Seaforth and Stratford Hospitals. Thanks
also to Dr. Underwood and Dr. Rodney,
nurses and staff.' Thanks also to Rev.
VanslyCe, and Rev. Reuber. I will always
remember. Ruby Dolmage. 39-03-x 1
HUISSER
We would like to thank all the friends,
neighbours and family who helped to make
our 65th anniversary a time to remember. The
cards, flowers and gifts are a lovely reminder
for us. Thanks to all who came to visit and the
delicious potluck supper provided by our fami-
ly. Thank you all. Leona and Hartman
Huisser. 39-03-x1
JEFFERY
I would like to thank my friends and
neighbours who sent gifts, cards, flowers and
came for visits ove,( the Christmas holidays. I
appreciate your thoughtfulness. N.J. 39-03-x1
THANK YOU
To the sellers, to the buyers, from our 50/50
draw, Dec. 3, 1987. Thanks winner - Dean
Glanville, Winthrop - to the donors - to the
buyers, of our bake sale Dec. 4, 1987 - to KI-
ings for use of hydro - to Mr. McTavish for use
of his store. Sincere thanks. Egmondvllle
River Rats Broomball team. 39-03-1
140. IN MEMORIAM
MUEGGE
Ten years have gone as dawns another year
In our lonely hours of thinking,
Thoughts of him are always near.
Days of sadness will come o'er us.
Many think the wound is healed,
But they little know the sorrow
That lies in the heart concealed.
Ever remembered by Marie, all our children
and families. 40-03-x1
CHARITABLE DONATION - The Seaforth Early Bird Sunday Morning Hockey League
has raised money for the Seaforth Nursery School Building Fund. Steve Webster
presented a cheque for $500 to Joanne Holland, supervisor of the school; Kimberly
Jewitt and Colleen Webster. Corbett photo.
Veal strong at
Choice steers and heifers sold on an active
demand at strong prices, while heavy and
overfinished cattle continued to sell on a
selective demand. Cows sold on a strong de-
mand at higher prices. Pigs sold sharply
higher and veal sold strong. There were 806
cattle and 374 pigs on offer at Brussels
Stockyards.
Choice Steers - 86.00 to 90.00 with sales to
94.25
Good Steers - 82.00 to 86.00
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TOWN OF SEAFORTH
Public Meeting
concerning a Proposed
Zoning By-law Amendment
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Seaforth will hold a
public meeting on Monday, February 22, 1988 at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers,
Town Hall, 72 Main Street, Seaforth, to consider a proposed zoning by -low amendment
,,,,der Section 34 of ts- Pi -ono -log Act. 1463•,
The proposed zoning by-law amendment will change the zoning on Part Lot 25, Con-
cession 1 formerly Township of McKillop now in the Town of Seaforth from "Future
Development (FD)" to firstly "Residential Low Density (Ri)" to permit the establish-
ment of 16 single family residences: secondly, "Residential Medium Density (R2)" to
permit the establishment of 4 semi-detached residences; and thirdly "Residential High
Density (R3)" to permit the establishment of 33 Multiple Attached residences (Town
Houses) and 1 Apartment Building. The area to be rezoned is irregularly shaped ap-
proximately 7.06 acres (2.86 ha.)
Any person may attend the public meeting and/or make written or verbal represen-
tation either in support of or in opposition to the proposed zoning by-law enactment.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed zoning by-law amendment is
available far inspection between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. at the Municipal Office.
Data at the Town of fieoforth this 20th of January. 1988.
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Brussels
A steer consigned by Paul Johnston of RR 2,
Bluevale, weighing 1320 lb., sold for 93.75,
with his total lot of six steers, averaging 1278
lb. selling for an average price of 89.45.
A black steer consigned by John VanNynat-
ten of RR 5, Mitchell, weighing 1150 lb., sold
for 92.50, with his total offering of eleven
steers, averaging 1279 lb., selling for an
overall price of 86.58.
Thirty-six steers consigned by Ed Watson of
Blyth,averaging 1232 lb., sold for an
averge price of 86.00, with sales to 91.00.
Fourteen steers consigned by Abe Vander-
veen of RR 2, Brussels, averaging 1117 lb.,
sold for 85.21, with sales to 90.25.
A Charolais steer consigned by Clarence
McCutcheon of RR 4, Brussels, weighing
1330 lb., sold for 89.50, with his total offering
of four steers averaging 1300 lb., selling for
an overall price of 87.3f.
A red -white faced steer consigned by Bill
Pearson of RR 1, Ethel, weighing 1200 lb.,
sold for 89.00.
Thirty-one steers consigned by Earl Fitch of
RR 1, Wroxeter, averaging 1326 lb., sold for
an overal price of 86.23, and he bad sales to
.75.
Nine steers consigned by Bob Rice of RR 2,
Staffa, averaging 1366 lb., sold for 83.23,
with sales to 88.75.
A steer consigned by Don Burnett of RR 1,
Gowanstown, weighing 1040 lb., sold for
88.75.
Choice Exotic Heifers - 85.00 to 89.00 with
sales to 94.00
Good Heifers - 81.00 to 84.00
A black heifer consigned by Gerd Calguhoun
of Staffa, weighing 1030 lb., sold for 91.25,
with his total lot of ten heifers averaging
1077 lb., selling for an overall price of 84.89.
Twenty-two heifers consigned by Harold
Bell, of RR 1, Wroxeter, averaging 1204 lb.,
sold for an average price of 8530, with sales
to 90.75.
A heifer consigned by Robert Vanderveen of
RR 2, Brussels, weighing 1220 lb., sold for
88.75.
Choice Cows - 60.00 to 64.00
Good Cows - 57.00 to 62.00
Canners & Cutters - 50.00 to 56.00
30 - 40 lb. pigs traded to a high of .99 per lb.
40 - 50 lb. pigs traded to a high of .99 per lb.
50 - 60 lb. pigs traded to a high of .84 per lb.
60 - 70 lb. pigs traded to a high of .90 per lb.
70 - 80 lb. pigs traded to a high of .82 per lb.
Brussels Stockyards will be holding
another sheep and lamb sale on Friday,
February 5, at 3 p.m. For further informa-
tion please phone 1!;7-046l.
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NOTICE
OF
PUBLIC
MEETING
There will be a public meeting on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22. 1988 at 8:30
p.m. in the COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF THE
TOWN HALL
TO DISCUSS THE
PROPOSED
COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT PLAN
Come and discuss your ideas for
Community Improvement In Seeforth.
The draft plan Includes: Downtown
Streetscaping, Completing the pairing
facility at the Community Centres and
a number of long term®prolects. Come
to the meeting to shore your
COMMENTS, IDEAS and SUGGESTIONS.
Copies of the raft plan and further
information ce be obtained from:
Ja es Crocker
Clerk- Administrator
Town of Seeforth
72 Main Street
Sox 610
SEAFORTN, Ontario
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Atom Is win C consolation
• The Seaforth Atom Is took the A Division
title in the annual Seaforth Optimist Inter-
national Atom Tournament held over the
weekend.
'Fhe defensive units, headed by goaltender
Adam Agau, camp up with three strong
games holding the oppostion to only two
goals while the offensive units tallied for 12
goals.
This weekend's games by the boys were
by far the toughest this year. They played
two good teams, Stratford, Waterloo and
Clearwater (Sarnia Twp). Only 100 percent
effort by each member of the team enabled
them to do so well in the A Division of the
Tournament.
The team work of passing and checking,
that the boys have worked so hard to attain
in practice, finally paid off.
Seafortb Atom Is met Stratford Saturday
and came up with a 4-0 victory. Goals were
by Mike Watt 2, Joe Murray 1 and Steve
McInally 1. Assists went to Wayne
Schoonderwoerd, Mike Devepeattix, Mike
Weber, Joe Murray and Mike }Rugill.
In the second game Seafortb met
Waterloo and won by a 4-1 score. Seaforth's
goals went to Mike Devereaux2, Boyd
Devereaux 1 and Mike Watt 1. Assists went
to Mike Devereaux 2, Mike Werber 1 and
Jason Henderson 1.
In the Championship game Seaforth met
Clearwater (Sarnia Twp) and came up with
a 4-1 victory. Goals were shared by Mike
Moylan, Mike Weber 2, Joe Murray 2.
Assists went to Mike Devereaux 2, Jeff
Flanagan 2, Wayne Schoonderwoerd 1,
Justin Rodney 1, Mike Watt 1 and Joe Mur-
ray 1.
Good luck boys in the Silverstick in Sarnia
this weekend!
Seaforth Tigers down Lucan
BY GEORGE LOVE
The Seaforth Tigers downed Lucan 31-17
in Men's Intertown Bowling League action
at Lucan Lanes on Saturday, January 16.
Roger Edwards led the Seaforth attack with
games of 262, 219, 234, 258 and 232 for a five
game total of 1205.
Erich Matzold had high games of 268, 216.
281 for 1,171; Bill Wilson 222, 226, 296 for
1,162; George Love 246, 247, 275 for 1,148;
Jack Fuller 229, 224, 259 for 1,105 and Neil
Beuerman 236, 243 for 1,079.
Ray Hands was high for Lucan with high
games of 261, 260, 223 for 1,161, Basil Short -
219, 278, 226 for 1,127, Bill Gamsby 270, 254,
218 for 1,106 and Roger Bennewies - 293, 210
for. 1,057.
Seaforth was ahead in total pins 6,866 to
6,445.
Next Tiger action will be Sunday, January
24 when they host Mitchell at Starlight
Lanes. Seaforth will bowl in New Hamburg
on January 30.
Tiger averages after 18 weeks are: Mur-
ray Bennewies - 255, Jack Fuller - 228, Bill
Wilson - 228, George Love - 224, Erich Mat-
zold - 222, Neil Beuerman - 220 and Roger
Edwards - 211.
Egmondville Bowling League
Lady's High Single - Brenda May 229;
Monica Westeveld 289 to,,.late. Lady's High
Triple - Carol Johnston 606; Betty Johnston
681 to date. Lady's High Average - Betty
Johnston 190. Men's High Single - George
Johnston 280; Randy Gridzak 348 to date.
Men's High Triple - George Johnston 689;•
Rick Jandervean 841 to date. Men's High
Average - 211. Team Standings - Loose Talk
75; Hot Dogs 63; Holy Rollers 61; Whipper
Snippers 56; Whitesnakes 53; Gutterballers
28.
Junior Belles play best game
The Seaforth Junior Belles travelled to St.
Mary's on Sunday and played what was to
be one of their best games yet.
The first period proved to be very exciting
as both teams worked hard, but Seaforth
pulled through with a score of 9-6.
Seaforth opened up the scoring when
Tanury Nash found an empty spot in the
net, after receiving a pass from Sheri Kling.
St. Mary's responded just two minutes later
as they slipped one by Seaforth's goaltender
and left the score tied at one.
Seaforth's Lisa Henderson blasted one
just seven seconds later to put Seaforth back
on top, and fr m then on it was Seaforth's
territory.
Seaforth goals were scored by Lisa
Henderson with five and Tammy Nastrwrth
four. Assists went to. Melissa Whitmore with
three, Andrea Ribey with two, Sheri Kling
with two and Lisa Henderson and Tracey
Sills each with one.
Seaforth's hard work and great team ef-
fort by all players, allowed them to defeat
St. Mary's. Everyone played well including
Seaforth's goaltender Sara Teall.
Ringette Petites on
bad side of score
The Seaforth Ringette Petites met Exeter
for the first time this season and ended up on
the bad side of a 12-2 score.
Scoring for Seaforth were Kathy
Devereaux and Kelly Rau with an assist go-
ing to Tricia Smith.
The Petites will meet Exeter again Sun-
day, January 24 at 5 pm on home ice and
hopefully with a full squad the team will
make -a better showing.
Midgets fired up , in Milverton
The Seaforth Midgets continued their wi
ning streak when they faced off in Mils .. ton
on Monday night. They downed their op-
ponents 4-0.
Scott Hoegy, assisted by Blair Beuer-
mann, tallied for Seaforth early in the first
period, after many attempts were thwarted
by the Milverton goaltender.
Milverton's power play in the second
period still did not allow the opposition to get
the puck past Seaforth netminder Bill
Sioux lead pack in
seniors bowling action
The Sioux led the pack with seven points
while the Heide and Mohawk were hot on
their trail with five in senior bowling action
January 8.
Top male was Art Finlayson with a 255
single and 643 triple. Top ladies single went
to Beryl Reid with 227 and high triple tied
with Mary Finlayson at 558.
On January 15 the Sioux maintained their
lead with 14 points while the Mohawk and
the Haida are threatening at 10 points each.
Art Finlayson was again top triple and
Oliver Pryce top single with 220. Mary
Finlayson's high triple of 614 included top
female single 213.
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'"remeer, and did not scare off the Seaforth
squad. Wayne Regele, assisted by Blair
Beuermann and Karsten Carroll, assisted
by Ray Murray and Regele, scored two
more.unanswered goals.
The third period was delayed by a fire
starting arouod the ice cleaning equipment
but some quick thinking on the part of the
operator prevented a very serious situation
from occurring.
When hockey action resumed, Murray,
assisted by Carroll, counted the final goal
for the locals, halfway through the third
period. Many other scoring opportunities
were there, when Milverton picked up three
minor penalties, but Seaforth was unable to
capitalize on them.
Betty
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tiring out as the team was short a few
players and short on wind.
PARR LINE 0 - WINTHROP 5
Winthrop is on a roll. Only 12 seconds were
gone in the first period when lucky Fred Mc-
Clure
o-Clure is credited with a point, a fluke goal by
the goalie sure helped Fred and Ross Mit-
chell assisting. Jim McDonald takes a shot
from the blue line and scores. The defence
are moving ahead as Bill Shortreed proves
they can score if given a chance. By his side
were Dan McNichol and Dave Hulley. Look
out here 'comes Ross Mitchell, two quick
goals and now they say he can't get his
helmet off. Coming to his rescue were Jim
McDonald and Fred McClure. Parr Line
men were running every which way but
nothing was accomplished.
Next Week, January 21, 1988, at 6:40 p.m.
it's Juniors vs Mustangs; at 7:30 p.m. it's
Mustangs vs Parr Line; at. 8:20 p.m. it's
Egmondville vs Knights; at 9:10 p.m. it's
Royals vs Raiders; at 10:00 p.m. it's Win-
throp vs Grads and at 10:50 p.m. it's
Dumpers vs Chiselhurst. Rustlers sit out!
Tigers
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was hign . u. tuba.
Monaco edged the league leading U.S.A.
squad 4-3 and 2540 - 2496 in total pins.
Catherine Van Doornik bowled a 279
single, and Jerry Fuhr had a 664 triple to
lead Monaco.
Leaders for USA were Harry Deloyer 230
single and Gordon Murray a 574 triple.
Weekly Highs - Doug Fuhr - 293, Claudette
Elliott - 670. Team Standing - USA - 60,
Canada - 48%, Japan - 46, Monaco - 42, Gyp-
sies - 41%, Cuba - 35.
Monaco blasted Cuba 7-0 and 7.8.34 - 2412 in
total pins in the Commercial Bowling
League on January 14. Jerry Fuhr led
Monaco with 258 - 578 and Patti Fuhr was
high for Cuba with 224 - 599.
U.S.A. downed Japan 5's 2 and nipped
them in pinfall 2759 - 2643. Harry Deloyer
was the leader for f TSA with 247 - 658 and Cor
De Corte was top b<y)wler for Japan with 242 -
628.
Canada topped the Gypsies 7 - 0 and 2565 -
2344 in total pins. Cor Vanden Hoven led
Canada with 250 - 664 and Wilhemina Poppe
217 - 587 was the leader fors the Gypsies.
Weekly Highs - Ladies, Gwen Harburn 226 -
664. Men's High Single Jerry Fuhr 258 and
High Triple Cor Vanden Hoven 664.
Team standings are: USA - 65, Canada -
55%, Monaco - 49, Japan - 48, Gypsies - 41%,
Cuba -35.
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