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X1..12 1979
Sportaik
by Pout Ell.
Sei fortW.s Dumpet4
Aside front skiing, one Of the 'fastest
growing winter Sports in Canada seems tet
be :broomball, And,,, because Seaforth is in
such a winter -dominated climate, :itis only
String that we produce ,a team which
excells in the sport,
Such a team is the Dumpers. Winners, in
the Seafecth league, the Dumpers went
on to win at the' Ontario Broomball,
Association's Central Western Ontario.
tournament,held inClifford recently.
The Seaforth team won all five of its •
games in Clifford to place first in the
tournament,. This allowed them to(advance
to the Ontario tournament in Sarnia one
week later along with the top team from
the other five regions in the province.
In; theDumper's first game in Sarnia. the
score was tied at zero at the end of
regulation time. The game went into a, five.
minute overtime period; during which
the team from the 'East region managed' to
score four goals against Seaforth.
But the Pumper's weren't out yet. The
tournament was Set up in a double
knock -out fashion, which, meant a team had
to lose twice to be eliminated. in a
de -or -die situation, the Pumpers came
through with a 3.0 victory over, the South.
West region's. team,
The, Seaforth team's third and final game
was once again tied at the end, this time by
a score of 1-1. This led to, :a sudden death.
overtime in which the Dumpers lost.
The Dumpers, came in fourth. in Sarnia,
which• means they are ranked fourth in all.
of Ontario. Last year they placed fifth in
the province.
EElgin. Dearing has been coach of the
team for the last three years Beforethat
he coached the Junior Farmer's` team lot
two season:. ,when: it was just getting;;
organized, At the beginning of the X;976-77
season, Elgin -and several of the ,Innior
Farmers players decided to lease the team
and form their own. •
When this new team failed t* Make it
into the Seaforth league. they decided to
join the Dumpers, then the :B B.E. Dumpers,
Elgin became coach, and they fgrme4 What
" he considered a: '.'pretty decent team."
Aside from the coach, the team consists
of seventeen players and manager Danny.
Murray. Most of the players are from
Seaforth or the immediate area, although
some come from as far away as Bluevale•
The team had a record last year -about
the. same as the Montreal Canadians." But.
they haven't been witheuti eompetition.
The Bamberg tearn from St. Clements
gave them a lot of troubte,with each team
winning some of the games played
between em.
It was also Bamberg that
the Dumpers had to beat twice towin the
tournament in Cliffprd.
Elgin doesn't really know fiat next
year's team will; be like, although many of
the current players will probably return.
He was expressing the feelings of the team
as well when he said that he hopes that
next year more people will try out for a
place with .the Dumpers. as this increases
"competition; and makes for a better team.
Elgin feels that: some luck is involved.
in winning,though`"you have to earn your
duck.- Mainly. it's, just a team effort and
"plain Bald hard work" that has: made
Seaforth's Dumpers as successful' as they
were this season:
S m e e
tsH e
nsa
The Carmel
Presbyterian Chtirch W.M.S.
met on Monday evening with
'the President Mrs. Harvey
Hydge presiding and opened
the meeting with two poems
"showers" and ' "Tis
Sring Mrs. Jean Snell
p
was in_inhar8e of the: Worship
assisted. by Mrs. Pere
Campbell,Mrs, Snell opened
the ' worship with .a
meditation - on ''Spring"
and "prayer>''`
The`Synodical will be held
in Knox Presbyterian Church
Goderich on .Tuesday April
10th and Wednesday April
Lith' to which members will
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be attending The . Annual
"Birthday Party" was
discussed. • .
The next :.meeting will be
held May 5th with, Mrs.Perc
Campbell in charge.The
meeting concluded with.
"The Lord's Prayer•'''��
Hyde presided" -for
business and gave a reading
followed by prayer. '
Mrs. , Campbell read
several messages of
Scripture ' on the Easter '
message and led. in prayer,
Donna Taylor played a piano:
solo which was touch "enjoyed
by all. Mrs:Snel1::gave ' the
Easter message °Mille`
"Empty Tomb" and.
concluded with prayer.
, Prices were stronger•at the
Hensall Sales Barn last week
with an active demand. Supe
ply consisted almost entirely
• of heifer and. steers. Eat
cattle; Steers, 575.00.587,50.
top to 588.50: heifers,S?6,00'
- 585.50. too to 88c. Veryfew •
pigs were offered.
Palm Sunday services
were held at Hensall United
Church with -Rev. F Gannett
Husser in the pulpit :`and.
Richard Fujarczuk at the
organ. The chair sang the
anthem. "Lift up your heads.
Co Ye gates" and the semon
was, "See the Christ Stand'`.
Christ is the .champion of
goodness in the battle
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I.SEAFORTH PEOPLE MEET WHELAN
There,was representation from across the ri 'ng.
e
When Minister of Agriculture Eugene Whelan
. h, isn
spoke at a dinner meeting in support of Huron'
Bruce Liberal candidate, Graeme' Craig at
Brussels; Wednesday night, Among- those from
At its. regular meeting
considered the following
April 9. Seaforth council
matters:
May 14. 15 and 16 was
designated clean up week
and special garbage pickups
will be available and
advertised then.
The chief of police will be
allowed to .take up to seven
days off an natty in lieu of
overtime. Tl policy will be
in writing rather than;
informal as.. in the past and
records will' be kept.
Clerk Jim Crocker •was
given permission to buy a
photocopier from Forest City
Copies at a• cost: of 52000.
Photocopies in use at the•
meeting were almost.
illegible, because the
Machineran out of toner
during the storm, clerk
Crocker said. •
Councillors thanked the
,PUC UC andtownemployees for
their efforts; during ;the,
weekend storm. These men
were.oUt early lit the morning
in weather so bluster that
ithey couldn't, see'tydro lines
at times when up in the
against evil: He showed this •bu'cket truck, councitlorhitri •
: holiday
at. Clearwater,
on PalmSundaybycasting .. Sills rePorted. Florida.
out the money changers and • Complaints that water Mrs.. Don • . Gooding. of
traders in the Temple. two from buses being washed at Parkhill spent Sunday with
days later when supporting: United Trails. "was 'flowing e' Mrs, Edgar PP g her moth r g
the woman taken in adultery down George St.. and onto Munn.
and, thirdly.at the .feast private property were aired, pain, Sunday was ob-
in; Simon's .house w ,hen the but no solution found:
served. in Carmel Presbyter-
Councl
recommendation by the •
town's .building inspector.
Clerk Jim Crocker was
authorized to attend the
annual clerk's convention in.
Toronto June 1" to 20.
The clerk andthe secretary
of the Chamber of.Contrnerce
will organize a•.meeting of the
C of C and council's
industrial and developntento.
committees.
Two people who expressed
interest in joining, Jim Gould
and Jerry Hetherington, were
appointed to council's:
development committee. The
'expanded' committee still has
three vacancies, . which will.
be advertised.
Upcoming public meetings -
will be ` held to get citizen
opinions on the' review of
Henson se_
Mrs: Minnie Noakes has
returned from Brantford
• where she, spent a week
visiting.. with Mrs. Gladys
Wilson;'formerly of Hensall.
Mrs: Lorna 'Chapman
returned home after
spending a two week's
worryatt_annpinted-him-with--••----Mafer;414itt--�Smnam" aan church when
her tears. Christ stood reported from the .PUC that, ' Knight spoke on "A King's
against the rigid religious hydro rates will go up. 9.6 Welcome:" Mrs.,Taylor led
laws of the day, ready to percent immediately" and the choir In singing "And
receive sinners. Wage this another 14 percent in the . t Be , that: t' should
warr with Christ, next year: An increase•to the CanGain"IThe 'dowers were
PUC last fall • didn't get placed in;the church in loving
Flowers. on either side, of . ' passed on.to customers;. he memory of the late Edgar in
the pulpit were in itetnory of said. "Where's our cheap Munn byrhis 'family The
Mrs, Annie Horton placed hydro from Douglas 'Point?'" Manger $ of the church will
there by her husband, Harry the mayor said he asked; an
Horton. meet at • 8' p.m. on
Ontario 'Hydro spokesman..
• Easter Sunday, there will . The manhad nocomment.
be'the usual Sunrise service Tenders will be called.: for • Senior choir are presenting
the area greeting Mr. Craig: (left) and; the
Minister were (rear') Jack Horan, McKillop, the
candiate parents, Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Craig of -
Walton and; ,between them Herb. Kuntz,
Formosa, riding . president while in: front are
Ruth and George Townsend of Tuckersmith.
brief
•
Seaforth's _ official plan.
Residents will' be able to
Make written and oral
presentations: and the
meeting dates are .to• be
announced.*
Reeve John • Flannery,
deputy reeve Bill Dale • and
councillor Jim. Sills
expressed interest in
attending the Huron Count 'y
Municipal Officers'
Association meeting May 18;
which will discuss'
assessment's-` ^-• • review,
subdivision control and local
responsibilities to libraries.
A requ est from Archie's
Sunoco that no parking signs
be placed on Goderich St. in
front of -the --Sunoco and
Gulf stations' was•agreed to.
A. request from a resident for
r11to s .Will C
.Mrs. Fletcher of
Exeter was ;a recent visitor
with Mrs. Berth MacGregor.
"Birthday: Greetings" to
residents of Queensway
Nursing Home Hensall
namely Albert Miazga,
Murray . Rowe, :toss.
Thompson, Robert Collins:
Visitors • with . Mrs. _ Tena
Hulty were. `Sandia, Betty.<
"Gordon,Elsie and John
Hully, Donna Rutledge and
Paul Popp. Mrs. PearlErratt
and. Mrs, Gladys Coleman
visited 'Russell,;Erratt. 1v1rs.
:"- -s-eb Zurich and daui;her
Mrs Gladys Baechler and.
daughter visited Pat Oesch,
Mrs. Purdy visited
her husband Len .:Purdy.
Mrs, Ruth Durand of Exeter
visited with her• mother 'Mrs.'`
Kendrick. Bob Dale visited
with Agnes Cutting. Jack
IJpshall visited ' his ,"'uncle
JimMcDougall. , Barb and
Heather Dougherty visited
the • formers mother
IreneKalbfleisch..Rev. Van
:Essen contlueted the church
service accompanied.' by
Mrs. Va n. 'Essen at the
piano.
April 11th. The Junior and
at 6:30 p.m,, with family the repair of chimneys and special :,Easter .music on
'breakfast following. Morning" eavestroughs at ,the library Sunday •April* i5. at 10a.m.
service Will be at the usual and eavestroughs at the town `Klan to attend this Easter
hour of 11 a.m,
hall,_ 'following, a service: '
atepayers Tuckersrr..
BY WIL•MA"OKE.
Tuckersmith Township
Council held a: special four
hour .meeting Tuesday night.
in discussion on two drains.
with Engineer Henry Uder-
stadt of Orangeville in
attendance. '.
Pour ratepayers affected.
by the Clarke drain called
for an alternate proposal and
this drain report was referred
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Mir lrH.1 CO*. Yli...Y IIAMMM CA.i*i: .
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER HOURS
STARTING MAY 1ST
Mon., Tries., W,c I,, 7 a.m. 10 p.m,
Thurs., Fri, 7 a.m. • 11 p.m.
Sett., - 8 a.m. '11 p.m,
Sun. 9 a.m. -9 p.m.
SOafakh 527-0333
back .ta' the engineer. The•
ratepayers were Nicholas.
'Blom, Merlin..''Bcnder, John.
Thomson,. Gunnar Hansen
and Brian Presley,
Eleven' ratepayers were
,present for a discussion on
the Broadfoot drain -Ken
ifs talk drains
Gemntelt. Robert Walters.
Emmerson Coleman, Merton
Keys, Carl Richardson; Bob,'
ert McCartney,' John 'Broad-
foot,JimCooper, Jim Papple '
Wilson McCartney and Rob-
ert Broadfoot.
This drain is estimated to
Brucefield
Correspondent
MRS. JEAN TAYLOR
482.7572
Unit 3 and. 'guests front
the area enjoyed an outing on
Wednesday.aftcrnoon to tout,
Arc Industries at.Dashwood.
A good Friday 'Faster set.
vice will beheld jointly at St,
'Andrews U'nitcd Church:
Kippers on Fri„ April 13th at
8pm..,'•
Taking Confirmation on
Sunday morning. were •
Brenda Broadfoot, James
Collins, Elh abeth Davidson.
Dale 'Peck, Beatrice Stoll"
Wendy Tomkins and Joyce
Walters and Mr, and Mrs.
Donald Bosnian Trans -
felted to • Brucefield
church.
Mr. and Mas, ;Garden 'El -
Nott spent the; wcexefdd with
Mrs, Ferry.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pepper,
Mr. and 'Mrs, Elliott Layton
and Mrs. and Mrs, Elgin
Thompson arrived. back
home from Florida justin
three to sce.our late winter's
storm.
Mt, and Mrs. Vie' Har-
greaves attended the
funerals of Shirley's five
cousins who, were killed in a
cat accident neat Thames-
ford,
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Grakam
visited With Mac and Orville
Shelby of Thamesville..
Mr. Edward Kuhar of Cold
Lake Alberta foimetrly . of
Brucefd spent' tw-
end with Mr, and he 'Mrs. Vic Hargreave$el. ._
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Cost$22:100by the engineer.
These ratepayer$ err
pressed no objeetions to the
drain 'report, and it was
provisionally accepted by
council. :Court of Revisionfor
this drain will be held On
May 15;
*who Taek
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the removal of no parking
signs on the east side of E. _.
William ,.St, was refused
because. of school bus traffic
-and the narroiw width of the
street. .
Council' hearth that
Constable .Peter Van
Meekeren completed part A
of the policerecruit•course at
Aylmer With a 92 per cent:.
average.
Council passed a bylaw
appointing William, O'Shea
Jr,, one of :three applicants,
as assistant arena manager
and park and pool manager
at 59,360 a, year, at its
It -meting Monday night,
At Tuesday ;night's cotincif"
itieeting clerk Jim. Crocker
said Mr. O'Shea had turned
down the job.
'Iebrate
Constarite. hOS VIS itors
Correspondent
tr+f<#>RX MElNE1
42.7143.
Congratulations, axe .0.X.
tended to Gordon and Nancy,
Peckitt on the `berthof
daughter. Anita Joy weigh-
ing 7 lb. 1Q oz., born April
301 at the Wingham Hosp-
ital, ,
Grandparents are 'sable
and Art McClure of Blyth,•
Roy and Emily Pee'kitt •qif
2.R.#3,:Clinton,
Mr. and Mrs. Hee :Kings
`well of 'Clinton visited ,on
Tuesday'with his, sister Mrs.
GeorBe Mcihvain,
Mr, and Mrs. Paul Steven-
son, David, Darren, and
Luanne visited on Friday
evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Preszcatpr and family,
Visitors over the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs, John
Thompson, . Sharon and Bob
wereandMrs.
Mr, Andy
Thompson of Oakville, Mr.
and Mrs, Terence Hunter of
Colborne •Township.
They also attended the
Confirmation service at the.
Londesboro United Church
on Sunday eveningwhen
hen
Bob and Sharon Thompson
4rind Susan Jamieson were
among 14 people who were
confirmed.
Mr, and Mrs. Earl; Illman
and Shannon of. Monkton
visited • on • Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs. Dive Preszcator,
Christine; Lisa, Christopher,
and Gregory.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul:' Steven-
son, David, Darren and
The "Three Links" Senior
Citizens of Hensall' are.
observing their anniversary' •
on Tuesday April 17th at 6:30 `
p:m,beginning with a
smorgasbord dinner followed
by an interesting prograni.
This will be an interesting
meeting plan' to attend., "
The members and guest of
Amber `,Rebekah Lodge will
celebrate their thirtieth
anniversary at a ""Dinner"''
at the Pineridge Chalet on
Wednesday April 18th at
which time the D D,P Mrs.•
Kathleen Cuthill of Seaforth
will make .her, annual,.visit '
to the Lodge, follwing the
meal:
t1
iiia
a ;Rent Sunday atter.
Wen with her parents Mir,:
and Mrs, Cecil Herman,M r, and Mrs, Lloyd DSO
and Mr. Doh Storey sant
Alvin of Clinter Were Sunday
visitors: with M. and Mrs.
Bill Storey where they cele
#gated Bi11's birthday.
NOTICE
The $eaforth bevel„
opment_ Com- j
mittee has been in-
creased to seven
members, ' Three
additional
.
i 'tai members
are required: to sit
onthe committee
for the remainder of
1979.
For further inform-
ation please contact.
the undersigned by
April • 26th, 1919.
J. Crocker
Clerk
Tow of
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Seaforth
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