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Qos.rroR,, MAY' '19, 9191 .. ., .�
MOST 'IMPROVED- Pat on a trophy
Murrayy
as most improved player with. the Seaforth
Atoms, four time WOAA champs and it was
presented at Saturday's hockey :banquet,
(Expositor Photo)
:TWO TROPHIES- Scott Driscoll Won the most
valuable, player and the most goals. Schra i
trophies with Seaforth's WOAA Champ Atom
team Saturday night.
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in Area Churches
First PRESBYTERIAN Church
59 Goderich St„ W., Seaforth '
Minister: Rev. T.A.A. Duke : Organist: Mrs. D. Carter
SUNDAY, MAY "13
Christian Family Sunday
11:15 Worship Service for all the family
Come and Worship
ST. THOMAS" Anglican Church
Seaforth
Rev. James R..Broacifoot :B.A., M. Div.
Sunday, MAY 13'
'4th Sunday after Easter
Mother's Day
11:30 a.m. Morning Prayer
St, Thomas Anglican Church,
NORTHSIDE United Church
54 Goderich St. West, Seaforth
MAY 13, 1979
CHRISTIAN FAMiLY SUNDAY
10 & 11 Sunday Schools
11 a.m. Family Service
Rev. J.G. Vanslyke, Minister
Organist -Choir Director Jr, Choir Leader
Margaret Whitmore Audrey McLlwain
Area congregations' are invited to take advantage t)f
the church dirt ctoryto announce their church services
each week. Church directory announcements are
available for a niininittm of 26 consecutive weeks in
units of two column inches at 'S2 per unit. Changes in
copy may be trade each week but roust be received
"before noon on Tuesday.
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by•Steve COOS,
Fenc4..f
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Just about everyone knows that cover IS
essential for the suntival of wildlife. but the
term "cover" encompasses many different
types of growth. 'Nesting cover for birds
may be just small ,growths of slashnear
openings while w1#ter covet almost alway S.
means a, mixed har4wood area with; SUMO
coniferous trees •far protection frontarctic
wantis. The most important type of cover.
however, for both birds and mammals is
what 'biologists call "travel lands:"
Travel lanes usually follow some +irregu-
larity, in the lay of the surraundirSl,tnd-,
Rivers, creeks and brush* gullies. :are
probably the most Common natural aven-
ues, but in years past, fence rows have
played a major part :iewildlife movements.,
The old split rail fences Often grew up with
hawthorn bushes, wild apple trees, wild
raspberry canes etc, creating; safe areas for'
birds and animals to move from one area to.
another. Even fence bottoms of barbedor
page wire eventually grew up enough to
provide some degree of protection.
With today's clean farming techniques,
many of these travel lanes have been
removed. it is possible, however, to give
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our wildlife a helping hand b • } improving .
natural travel ways. and where possible.
creating new ones.
1 have always, believed that one of the
easiest ways. 'to build or improve travel'
Lanes . is by planting the seed of indiginous
species of trees and bushes that are found
near. by, This can be done successfully in
.either spring or fall, but 1 generally prefer
to do it in the fall. The pocket of. mY
- hunting coat always• has a few plastic bags
in it which contain an assortment of nuts
and berries, Haws and wild apples
predominate, but my favourite for fence
rows is the autumn olive..
In early spring,.transplanting small trees
ran: be very satisfying and .shows up with
immediate results. This method .does.
however, require more work as the young.
saplings must be du'g, with care (minimal
disturbance of the root system is a must)
and planted the same way:, Although any
tree is betterthan none. 1 prefera double
row of cedars which, when they grow up
will provide a well sheltered inner corridor
fir wildlife management.
This spanner, when you're out fisbwg,
prospecting for new hunting territory, or
just out for a stroll, take a good look around
you. 'You'll be amazed at the n.tmber of
areas where mother nature can use a
helping hand and if you start now. Neto:"ll be
reaping the benefits in just a. flew short '
vo'irs, *********�s
tth'the start Af the fishing season in full
wing. I would like to .mentioan, a very
:worthwhile project being undertaken by
Writers the Outdoor ti x hers
of Canada, and the
Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters
This program is in ,accordance :with the
Internation Year of the Child and is tailed
-Tackle for Tykes," The O.F, ,.H, and
O.W.C. are asking people to donate fishing,
tackle in order to provide the opportunity
for underprivileged children to ge fishing.
The donations can,' be turned in to local
sportsmen's .clubs that are members of the
O.F.A.II, or sent directly to Jack Davis,
c 0 Angler and Hunter in. Ontario, P.0,
Box 1541. Peterborough, Ontario, K9J
'H''. Donations may also be sent to me, c o
this .paper and 1 willsee thatthey get to the
right plae s.
Fishing tarkip manufacturers are re-
pointing extremely well to the program
�tttlt: 'Zebcodonating 25 rods' and reels to
be used by underprivileged kids attending
a summer camp in • Algonquin Park.
sponsored' by the Y.M.C.A, and
firecks have donated a box full, oflures
along' with books and decals; Woadstream.
has donated: 250 tackles boxes for needy.
kids: Ruko bad donated Iwo high quality
spinning reels• to be auctioned Off at the
O.WV .C. (C,'onyention this spring with
proceeds going to buy tackle; and last but
not. least, Daiwa has. indicated that they
will be `.forthcoming with material for the
, program;
Why don't you jump on the band wagon
by spending a buck or two on a lure to.send
in and then take it one step further. Take a
kid fishing this summer. I'll bet youget as
big a charge out of it as the kid does, and
take it from •me --- it doesn't even `hurt a
bit, •r.:
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Ron Mason, the Seaforth
native who was :recently ap-
pointed coach of .the hockey
program at ;Michigan State
t'niversity ;in Laosing has
one goal to win a NCAA,
championship.
Mr. Mason, 39, ,si'ho grew
up inSeaforth,, s1,en t several
year* in the Montreal Cana-
dian** organization, before
his south for h s Iirst
intercollegiate head I oachittg
job at Lake Superior State...
From there.. he .moved; to.
Bowling Green and recently=
was, appointed head of the
hockey program at Michigan
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State Gniserstty, succeeding.
Amo Bessone, the man
who's been head coach there
for 28 years„
" At Bowling Omen. I
think we had reached a level
where we couldn,'t go further
Mr, Mason 'said, explaining
his reasons for leasing a
highly successful progrant to
take charge of one that
hasn't been doing so well
lately.
"Here, somewhere down the
road, the potential :is much
greater. Michigan state is a
prestige . name in athletics
everywhere, If Ti am ever to
win an •NCAA championship,
I can do, it here. And that's.
m v goal,
In the six years he spent at
• Bowling Green, Roll Mason
managed -to put the school's
team, The Fntcons, into finals.
three years.linishing in 'third
place in 1978.
Mr, Mason has earned' a
reputation both as an : excel),
tiona.l classroom instructor
andas at outstanding teach-
erof skating#echniques. The
latter skill has brought him
off-season employment by
"the Detroit, Red Wings as
skating coach.
Ron Mason said, "My
style of hockey is a close
checking, defensively strong
style, I like to think my teams
are very difficult to beat, We
don't necessarily blow ,peo-
ple out, but we feel if we can
hang in there with a strong
team, we can beat''them."
"1 am strong on individual•
discipline: 1 like to play what
we call "units of five," five
people on , the ice doing the
same thing at the same time
at Ale respective ends," he,
said..
The coach:added, "1 think
the fact I emphasize disci-
pline and teamwork attracts
a different sort of person. My
players are normally good
students. unselfish, the type
of players who thinkof the
team. not their own' statis-
tics."
Ron Mason iS taking over a
team which hasn't produc-
ed a winning record since
1976 and which won only 18
victories in 64 games in the
last .two seasons: The imme-
diate priority of the'new
coach' is going . 'to be . a
recruitment program to at-
tract new Olivers to the
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recruitment program may. tans San get httQ the Olayofk
hopes, this, mean Michigan State Spar- by neat year.. • "
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