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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-10-28, Page 13• 41, AIP 77,1, •;• • • • • • • • • • • • • Poppies in stores Saturday • Ten members attended the District Com vention held this past weekend in Owen. Sound. The Ilistrict extends from Tober-. mory over to Meaford and south to Exeter • and east through St. Marys to Galt and north again to 1Vleaford. hi this District there are approximately 50 branches with 23,000 members. Zone Cl, to which Seaforth belongs and which consists of 12 Branches, had 100 per cent attendance figure. All • Branches were present. In the Poppy report presented by Comrade Al Nicholson, Satur- day, October 31, Poppies would be distributed to the stores and worn by the public.• At the Nevada Seminar held Saturday afternoon, the rules that pertain to Lotteries and Nevada tickets were discussed. From the information received I would say our Branch is adhering to all the rules that are laid -down by, the Lottery Act. Plans for Remembrance ' Day are now • completed according to Dave Cornish, Pop- py chairman. Poppies will be in the stores on Saturday, October 31. The Veterans Ban- quet is being held on Saturday, November 7. Tickets are now available. An additional at- traction this year will be the band of Ian • Wilbee for dancing pleasure. Ian has been associated with the Legion for many. years •now_and_it_will_be—a_pleasara ler_older members to have him once again; This year the theme for Remembrance is "Together we Remember". It is hoped a video film called "Tribute" will be shown in the schools at their Remembrance service this year. These arrangements will be THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 28, 1987 — 13A • discussed with the. schools as •soon as possible. There will be a Halloween dance this Saturday eve at the Branch with a live band. It is hoped a good, crowd 'of members will come in costume but those just wishing to watch will be welcome. The first evening of darts will be held on Saturday, November 14 at 8 p.m. There is a list to 'sign names On the bulletin board for those wishing to play. It is hoped to have a good crowd this year. For anyone who has never played before, it is not a hard gameto learn for beginners. Remember the old cliche "Practice makes perfect". One member of the membership commit- tee was unintentionally omitted last week, Larry Broome will also be pleased to accept Early -Bird dues from any of the members. Apologies "Skinny". Following is the Bar roster for the coming weekL_Wednesday, October_28,_11—Mere• Thursday, October 29, T. Craig; Monday, November 2, G. Baker; Tuesday, November 3, G. Cooper; Wednesday, November 4, S. Hook. • At the going down of the sun and hi the morning we will remember them. • SERVICE HONORED - The Huron County Cancer Society honored its Seaforth volunteers at its annual dinner meeting last week. Grace Scott, Jud Walker and Dorothy Scott were presented with plaques for their respective 25, five, and 20 years of. service. 'McIlwralth photo. • Cancer society hosts annual meeting Society in research, cancer prevention clinics, support and care, and driving Pa- tients for treatment. Projects underway, at a cost of four Million dollars, are a new Ledge. newNuipment and a new method of remnvintaInitmlorTand povfdg ratlidiXt during the operation. In three to five years London,. Ontario is expected to be the leading Cancer Centre Institute. We must. learn to share our services and understand the need, Rob Toon, President of the Southwestern District and Mark Pfaff, Director of the Southwestern District presented Service Awards to the following members: Jud Walker who has been a faithful Campaign Chairman; Dorothy Scott for her 20 years of Service to. Patients, Grace A. Scott for 25 years' Service to Patients and Claire Reith for 25 years of service as president and cam- paign assistant Mr. Reith was unable to be present. The Annual Dinner Meeting of the Huron Unit of The Canadian Cancer Society was held October 20 in the Seaforth and District • Community Centres. Eighty members were preserit-and,,the;. president George Michie of Wingham presided. A quartette from the Seaforth Harmony Kings provided entertainment and was very well received. Dr. Leslie Levin, Director of the London Regional Cancer Centre, gave an in- teresting and informative message on the progress in the treatment of cancer since the Cancer Act was passed in 1950. Dr. San- dy Watson and Dr. Ivan Smith first used the Cobalt Bomb on a patient in 1951 in London, Ontario. From 1947-84 500,000 substances were tested to produce 40 drugs. Dr. Levin stress- ed the importance of the Units of the Cancer St. Marys finishes over Seaforth 2-1 On Sunday, October 25, the Seaforth The game wasn't, over yeti The young Novice team travelled to St. Marys to play Seaforth team, as well as the parents, were their second exhibition game in preparation confident they could come back. However it for the busy hockey season to start within wasn't until only 56 seconds remaining in the next two week.S. Fifteen players between the ages of seven and nine were keen to get staled. The first 10 minute period was only profitable for the St. Marys team awarding them with two goals; the first goal being scored by Mark Robson and assisted by Mike Johnson and Kevin Shaughaessy and the second goal was awarded to Jeff Richardson assisted by Blair Chowan and Jeff Etue. the secend penod that the captain for the Seaforth team "Shaun Anstett" had a hard earned break -a -way and managed to score shite handedly for the Seaforth The boys sure kept trying — everyone of them kept digging. Chris Marion could only shake his head when he was sure his shot to the top corner of the net should have scored — but St. Marys goalie made another ex- cellent glove save to take the St. Marys team to a 2-1 vietory. Murray Bennewies shatters record Ten thousand. Kudo's to Murray Bennewies for his great third vane last Thursday night. Murray, who alteady holds the Season High Triple (893) and Mens High Average (280) now holds the Season High Single. He Shattered all previous records and bowled a Atom Is win opening hesk. match 10.0 418. Murray bowled five consecutive strikes, then he spared the sixth frame and finished the game with five more strikes in a row. Congratulations Murray. Team standings are as' follows: Highbullers with 26 points, Wingers with 23 points, Swingers with 21 points, Team Three and The Expos. tied with 14 points and Misfits with only 6 points. Ladies weekly High Single goes to Joanne Knights who bowled 247. Ladies Weekly High goes to Pat Deighton for bewling a 565. y Mens Weekly High Single and Triple goes to Murray Bennewies for bowling a 418 and a 847 triple. Great defensive work by Seaforth Atoin I players', Mike Weber, Jeff Flanagan, Justin Fiddney and Mike Watt gave Seaforth goalie Adam Agar only one shot to handle in a match up against Zurich. Great offensive play, on the other hand, and great passing gave the Zurich goaltendet 57 shots to han- dle with 10 going in the net. Thus the Seaforth Atoms on 10.0 in the opening game of the season. Goals went to Jason Henderson with three goals. ,Joe Murray with two goals, and Wayne Sehoeildenreerd, Justin Rodney, Michael Hugill, Steve Menially, and bean Finnigan each with on. Assists went to Mike Devereaux with font, Mike Moylan with two, Hod Devereaux with two, Mike Weber with two, Mike Hugill with two, Dean Finnigan with two, and Steve Mclnally, Mike Watt, Jason Refittereerif Jeff Flanagan, Joe Murray and Wayne Schoonderwoerd each with one. HAPPY 25th ANNIVERSARY June and Ed SaldIvar cieteartill Matt *6 kait our difebibflatt early at tarot and terry elako's From Fcti6Ryr061164IVoi & Frl�fljs • HURON COUNTY COUNCIL - 1935- William Street of Brantford brought this historic photograph into The Expositor office recent- ly. Fits grandfather, W.W. Crosier, then Seaforth reeve, is the third man in the third row. Others in the photograph are: Top row: Jas. • Leiner, L. Elston Cardiff, Wm. J. Stewart, Mervin Hanley, T:R. pat- . terson, Engineer. 2nd row: Geo. C. Reagan, Chester Mawhinney, . Wilmot Haacke, Geo, McNeil, Alfred Mellick, Roland Grain, Mur- doch Matheson, J.J. Moser. 3rd row: Thos. Lovell, W.J. Jones, Seaforth men ranked second in intertown BY GEORGE LOVE Team standings after six weeks in the Men's Intertown bowling are: Mitchell -.181;. Seaforth - 1761/2; Goderich - 1741/2; Clinton - 1681/2; Bowl Mor- 1491/2; St. Marys - 142; Mikes - 1291/2; New Hamburg - 1271/2; Lucan - 118; Zurich - 731/2. High averages are: Jamie Ransley - St. Marys - 268, Gerry Ross - Goderich - 255, • Murray Bennewies - Seaforth - 249, Harry Vollett - Clinton - 239 and Bill Strong.- Clin- ton - 238. High fives are: Jamie Ransley - St. Marys - 1415, Alf Baker - Mikes - 1410, Jamie Ransley - St. Marys - 1407, Bill Strong - Clin- ton- 1400 and Art Burt- Goderich - 1387. High singles are: John Miller - Goderich - 399, Art Burt - Goderich - 364, Frank Palin - Zurich - 353, John Douglas - Bowl Mor - 343, Dwayne Schwantz - Bowl Mor - 343, Bill Strong - Clinton - 343 and Jack Fuller - Seaforth - 342. • Seahawks tie Kincardine Kings Seatorths Intermediate hockey team, the Seahawks, saw action again this weekend when they travelled to Kincardine for their second exhibition game against that team. The game didn't go as well for the Seahawks as it did the last tune the two met, but they managed to tie the Kings on their' home ice 6-6. Goals for the Seahawks were scored by Don Williamson from Rob Core, Bob Nash assisted by Brian Keyes, Mike Kelly unassisted, Dave Murray from Brad Hymers, John Dale with help from Dave Murray and Brad Hymers, and Brad Hymers from John Dale. The Seahawks will start their regular season when they take on Monkton ih their home opener this Friday at 8:30 p.m. in RwifortIr. Lawnbowling • from page 9 their co-operation during the year and an honorarium was presented to Neil Bell greenskeeper on behalf of the ladies dub, also a donation to the men's Lawn Bowling Club. The nest euchre and bridge social will be held at the Orange Hall on November 24 at 8 1tostesses are Edith Dunlop, Verda Sinclair, Thelma Dale and Mary Finalyson. Ladies chairman for District Four of the Lawn Bowling Association will be Betty Tilley for 1988. CHRISTMAS MICROWAVE COOKING • PROGRAM. • TUESDAYS-. November 10, 17 & 24 from 730 9:30 .atthe Seaforth & District Nigh School • REGISTRATION KC 10,00 Which Includes All Food . TO REGISTER Nettie the ketretttiolti office at , .521-0862 1 W.W. Crosier, J.M: GOvenlock, Peter W. Scott:Henry Keys, Oliver Hemingway, Thomas Pryde. 4th row: Robert Turner, J.A. Bryans, J.M. Roberts, Clerk,' Wm. Sweitzer, Warden, • A.H. 'Erskine,, Treasurer, Geo. H. Elliott, J.M. Eckert, Samuel Sherwood. Bottom row: George Westcott, Wm. I. Archibald, A.J. Bowman, George James, Janitor., Herb. Mogridge and F.L. Davidspn. J:W: Trussler photograph. ,40th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY • • for Mr. & Mrs. George Nesbitt A Reception will be held at the Blyth Community Centre • SATURDAY, NOV. 7 • 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. EVERYONE WELCOME BEST WISHES ONLY PLEASE . HALLOWE'EN SATURDAY • NIGHT HALLOWE'EN WEEKEND Thurs., Fri., Sat. 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