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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-06-06, Page 166 — THE URO EXPOSITOR; DINE b; 1990,., ",ll►e following ttam' ctur from w P . • _ , c: l :LAD S ? LE U CHAMPS aSii LINE . _ , tE.., .,...AGE . w., ,..,..... l �.�.�► CHAMPS C W:O B A. INTERMEDIATE SILVER` MEbALLIGTS PIAi INTERMEDIATE HOST TEAM Tf THE ONTARIO CHAMPIONSHIPS Front, Sharon Whitfield, Jan ReutledgBev Shea, Denn'a Preszcatbrlir Susan Rutley. Back; manager Gord ienon dersBueaftne lion I►(IIl ers tl+, burg Estella Wilson, Regina Regier ' Sandra Morrison, Sandra Faber, Heidi Elliott;, Joan Hunking-Henderson, coach. Janet.. Buchanan aAbsent, Deb. Hanna, Sandi Frethlin, Sandra Wilson, Glenda, Chapluj, Sandra Hulley. Norah Eckert,L iea4,Hendefsa 1, Tore, Marg Henderson, Audrey Hutton A py; Calana ;McClure; Janice Flnlayso .. Joan Bridge coach:=John 'Cairns rna a �4...:-l tC� Brtyl` Kdare uE e Vogt ,4B9bCa fdut rr!- eiomina"Reynolds, r Pat Kochter. O ERGIAL .CFl•nMaiarn. Back,, LADIES '3 AYOFF' CHAMPFront, Maufeef voodoo, Flanagan, Tracy Naeh, Donna Praszeator, Barb 4,0211 --Marie .• Maloney; 'Judy Mason, -Darien Nash, Tommy Rolph,- Lori Sherbeth, Susan Hulley, coach Pat. Flanagan, Janice eadens.• Alasentt,Linda Boyd, Sophie Klava, . Audrey Schenk, trainer Jim I3erRen Nash. DUMPERS - M)rN' PLAYOFF'r'Al CHAMPS Fro iltp `iJ nnls MUrraly, Colin Young, BillDate, Dale Kennedy, coach .Garyl3ennett, Rich Ar- chambault. Back, Murray Houston, manager Gord Dick. Absent, Jim Finlayson, Tony Arts, Brett Finlayson, John Cairns, John Devereaux, Bob Nash, Frank Verbeen, Don Henderson, Bob Henderson, Bob McKenzie, trainer Doug Smale. NO PHOTOS AVAILABLE WINTHROP LADIES - Marg Flanagan, Tracay Bennett, Dianne Ander- son, Donna Arts, Lisa Henderson, Tammy Nash, Dianne Bennett, San- dra' Mclnally, Lori McClure, Sherry Harburn, Lisa McClure, Jane Smale, Norah Eckert, Carol Humphries, Deb Murray, Carol Wheeler, coach Harry Arts; trainer Doug Smale. REGIER RAIDERS MEN - Mike Regier, Dave Kramers, Jim Shortreed, Ron Finlayson, Dwayne Pryce, Sean Mejady, Dave Hulley, Jack Holmes, Ken DeCorte, Jeff Campbell, Paul Parson, Blaine Pryce, Steve Jansen, Larry Parson, Al Rose, Glenn McLean, Ray Hinz, coach Rick Dale, manager Mike Regier. Level field from page 2A tal assistance gradually eliminated and solve the trade distortion prac- tices of the world. This is our position: caught bet- ween the USA and Europe in a PARR UNE MENS B' PI A' a , CHAMPS, C.W.O'B.A., MENS TIER TWO INTERMEDIATE GOLD MEDALLISTS - (Not in any order) Craig Pict, Don Wise, Wayne Pollock, Paul Nurse, Len VanWenderon, Tim Blysma, Paul Middleton, Verne Thompson, Steve Gibbings, Adrian Salverda, Steve Kochis, Ed Salverda, Randy Blake, John Hart, Dennis Dolmage, Peter DeJong, Roy Fisher, Paul Gibbings, Rod Meurer, coach Randy Blake. KNIGHTS MEN - Lawrence Vink, 'Steve Halshof, Brian Argyle, Larry Baer, Steve Eckert, Joe Vink, Scott" Thompson, Jim Nyenhuis, Jody Durand, Mark Louwagie, Ron Janmaat, Ron Mondon, Paul Nyenhuis, Larry Butens, Marty Rops; coach Wayne Denham. ROYALS MEN - Darryl Vorstenbosch, Pete Klaver, Wade Riley, Pat Riley, Chuck Dow, Doug Eidt, Jack VanMiltenburg, Tony VanMiltenburg, Perry Kemp, Steve Herold, John Hamilton, Les Riley, Lance Becker, coach Jim Butson. price war. They each subsidize their farmers to get the markets, but we are supposed to do without subsidy and accept a price low enough for our produce to compete with the world price. I hope that our agricultural community sur - vives to the point that Canada can be always self-sufficient in food production for our people. When the truckers got, together and blocked the borders, it teek:olr ly several days for the government, • to announce that they had set up a, definite meeting between the Minister of Transportation and' representatives of the trucking in- dustry to address and solve the' problem. When are we, as farmers, going to get together and use the political power that we could have through solidarity to get our "level playing field"? FOOD FOR THOUGHT- The Seaforth Co -Op held a benefit breakfast on May 12 in conjunction with the grand opening of the Co -Op greenhouse. The Seaforth Optimists cooked for the occasion, filling plates with pan- cakes, eggs and bacon, and Lois Scoins of the Co -Op returned the favour by presenting a plateful of cash to Optimist president Don Hoffman. The $258.50 will go towards Optimist youth projects in the corhmunity. Elliott photo. 'STILI: ON THE TOPIC OF TRUCKING A There seem to be some new rules , and safety regulations concerning Ontario farm vehicles and trucks. I don't know .what they are, but there is a meeting in the OMAF Boardroom, Clinton on Monday, June 18,1990, at 8:30 PM where Dennis .Harris of the Ministry of Transportation will explain the new laws and answer questions. It is a regular HCFA members meeting, but all people are welcome. Perhaps I'll see you there. Safety Seekers present . skits On May 18, 1990 at 7:30 p.m. the' second 4H meeting of the Farm Safety Club was held at the home; of Gerda Vanden Hoven. Thirteen Seaforth Safety' Seekers. were present. The meeting started with the 4-H pledge. Barbara Wynja read the minutes' of the last meeting and they were adopted as read. The role call was 'name one of the new safety conaldierations you have learned." Tanya Vansteelandt, the junior leader, did a. presentation on dead- ly gases. She had three bottles, one with a rotten egg to smell like manure, another with air to smell like carbon dioxide and the third: with ammonia to smell like manure gas. - Members divided into smaller groups and put on survival skits.; Some took place in silos, qtain bins, grain wagons, or in a waters well. Usborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company Exeter, Ontario NOM 150 (Established in 1876) Provides Full Insurance ' Coverage for Farm Properties New Applications Are Welcomed DIRECTORS 8 ADJUSTERS Jack Harrigan. R,R, 3 Luton 227.4305 Larry Gordiner, R.R, 2 Stolfa Lloyd Morrison, R.R. 1 5t. Marys Lorne Feeney, R.R. 2 Dublin Jack Hodgert, R.R. 1 Kirkton Joseph Chaffe. R.R. 5 Mitchell AGENTS Ross Hodgert. Woodhom John Moore, Dublin Joseph Unioc, Mitchell Head Office, Exeter 345.2678 229.82)7 345.2543 229.6152 248.9705 McLaughlin Chlev-Olds Ltd. 13 Main St. Seaforth 527-1140' •. Service • Selection • Savings • Satisfaction • Leasing • CompTeie"S6tNSHOPIer lice Water Well DRILLING W.D. Hopper and Sons 4 MODERN ROTARY RIGS Nell Duri 522-1737 522-0820, EASY RIDERS - MENS LEAGUE. CHAMPS, C.Wa7.B,A.INTERMEDIATE GOLD MEDALLISTS, MENS INTERMEDIATE CENTRAL -WEST REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ONTARIO CHAMPIONSHIPS - Front, Robert McGregor, Bill McPhail, Ed VanMiltenburg, Dick Robinson, Joe ' Vink. Back, Terry Morey, Joe Dorssers, Rick Fowler, Steve Eckert, Jeff Allen, Jerry Zwep, coach Brian Wilson. Absent, Jim Bertson, Rick Harris, Brian Sowerby, Randy Wilson, Keven Falconer, manager John VanVliet. GRADS MEN - Tony VandenHeuvel, Gary Dell, Craig Smith, Craig Kerslake, Robert Wyndeven, Mery Hoegy, Dana Bean, Al Walters, Tony DeCorte, Wayne Rumford, Ray Filson, Mike Vanden Heuvel, Al Gibson, Chris Poland, Frank Van Westerof, Adrian Wyndeven, coach Hugh Crawford, manager Henry Wyndeven, trainer Don Wood. RED RUSTLERS MEN Fred Peckitt, Art Veenstra, Robert Anderson, Dave Vanneste, Ralph Nivins, Lloyd Diehl, Darryl Mitton, Paul Hoggarth, Kevin Howard, Steve Faulds, Earl Flynn, Mark Ryan, Kurt Lindemann, Kent Howard, Paul .Guindon, Terry Powell, Marten VanRaay, Robert Hunking, coach Bevan Shepton, manager Henry Kolkman. WINTHROP MEN - Bruce Peran, Fred McClure, Jim MacDonald, Ed McClure, Bill Shortreed, Dave Leonhardt, Brian Pryce, Jim Scott, Ross Mitchell, Dan McNichol, Brian McGavin, Steve Knight, Paul Machan, Neil Mitchell, Dave Linton, John VanVliet, Brad Campbell, coach Harvey Hog- garth, manager Keith Williamson. JUNIOR tFARMER LADIES - Marion Hunt, Pam Campbell, Sandra Nlyins, Lorlanne McNichol, Cathy Vanneste, Nancy Vink, Dianne Camp- bell, Anne Marie Beuermann, Theresa Campbell, Karen Coultes, Kim McDougall, Lori Hill, Dianne Vanneste, Betty Glanville, Debbie Bedard, Liz Coughlin, Annette Loisert, Tracey Wood, coach Ralph Nivins, trainer Dave Vanneste, manager Paul Hoggarth. The plays were discussed along with what the members were to bring to the next meeting. The group then watched two movies, one on Hydrogen -Sulphide Hazards and how to avoid them and one about silo gas dangers.- The angers.The snack was served and the meeting was adjourned, The next meeting will be held on June 8, 1990 al 7:30 p.m., at the home of Gerda Vanden Hoven. GIC Rates Huron Safe Homes for Youth is pleased to announce that Anita Taylor, B.S.W., has joined our staffas a case worker, Sharon Worm, co-ordinator uwlcomes Anita Board Of Directors: President: David Hodder, M.D., Exeter Past President: Bev Robinson, Staff Associate, Exeter United Church Vice -President: Ric Graham, Guidance Head, S.H,D,H.S, Treasurer: Jon Ggiser, Gaiser-Kneale Ins, Directors: Diane McCuaig, Officer, O.P.P.; Duke Vipperman, Rector, Trivitt & St, Johns Anglican Church; Father Frank Murphy, Mt. Carmel Catholic Church. "A community program serving community needs" HURON pines for uth P.O. 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