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The Huron Expositor, 1968-12-12, Page 9• • Community Hospital Has New TV , Members of the staff of the former Scott Memorial HOspital, now on Seaforth Com- munity Hospital staff, have donated a TV set f or use in the patients IMinge. Funds which re- mained from a ‘series of dances sponsored b y the staff a number of years ago and which have since been lying idle were used for the purchase. Shown examining the set, installed last week, are (left) Mrs. H. Coleman, Mrs. E. H. Munroe, Miss Dorothy Parke, Mrs. L. Nor- ris, Mrs. Ida Dhiel and Lloyd Hoggarth (Expositor photo). MINOR HOCKEY SCHEDULE 1968-69 PeeWee Dec. 13 - Goderich at Hensall Dec. 13. Clinton at Adastral Park Dec. 14 - Zurich at Seaforth Dec. 16 - Hensall at Clinton Dec. 17 - Seaforth at Mitchell Dec. 17 - Clinton at Zurich Dec. 20 - Adastral Park at Hensall Dec. 21 - Mitchell. at Goderich Dec. 21 - Clinton at Seaforth Dec. 23 Goderich at Clinton Jan.. 4 - Hensall at Goderich Jan. 4 - Mitchell at Seaforth - Jan. 6 - Zurich at Clinton • Jan. 7 - Adastral Park at Seaforth Jan. 8 - Hensall at Mitchell Jan. 10 - Zurich at Hensall 'Jan. 10 - Goderich at Adastral Park Bantam Dee. 13 Goderich at Hensall Dec. 13 - Clinton at Adastral Park Dec. 14 - Goderich at'Clinton Dec. 14 - Zurich at Seaforth Dec.,16 - Monkton at Mitchell .Dec. 18.- Clinton at Zurich • Dec. 19, Seaforth at Monkton Dec. 20 - Adastral Park at Hensall Dec. 21 -- Mitchell at GOderich Dec. 21 - Hensall at Seaforth Dec. 26 - Zurich At Monkton Deci?30 ---Hensall at Mitchell San. 2 - Clinton' at Monkton Jan. 3 - Monkton at Adastral Park Jan. 4 - Mitchell at Seaforth Jan. 4 - Hensall at. Goderich Jan. 4 - Zurich at Clinton Jan. 6 - Clinton at Mitchell Jan. 8 - Seaforth at Zurich San.,10 - Goderich at Adastral Park Midget Dec. 12 - Goderich at Clinton Dec. 14 - Zurich at Seaforth Dec. 16 - Monkton at Mitchell Dec. 16 - HeiTtll at Goderich Dec. 18 - Clinton at Zurich Dec. 19 - Seaforth at Monkton Dee. 21 - Hensall at Seaforth Dec. 26 - Zurich at Monkton • Dec. 28 - Seaforth at Clinton Dec. 30 Hensall at Mitchell Jan. 2- Clinton at Monkton Jan. 4 -= Mitchell at Seaforth Jan. ,4 - Zurich at Clinton, 8:30 Jan. 6 - Clinton at Mitchell ^ Jan. 6 - Seaforth at Goderich Juvenile Dec. 16.- Seaforth at Brussels Dec. 16 - Lueknow at Goderich Dee. 20 - Lucknow at Brussels Dec. 21 - Goderich at Seaforth Dec. 23 - Brussels at Cr oderich Dec. 23 - Lucknow at Seaforth Jan. 6 - Seaforth at Goderich San. 6 - Brussels at Lucknow Jan. 9 - poderich at Lucknow Jan. 10 - Brussels Seaforth San. - $9aforth Lucknow San. 13- Goderielvat Brussels Jan. 11 - Seaforth at Goderich Jan. 14 - Mitchell Zurich Jan. 14 --Goderich at Seaforth Jan. 17 Seaforth at Hensall Jan. 18 --%,Aciastral Park at Goderich Jan. 20 - Mitchell at Clinton Jan. 21 - Zurich at Mitchell Jan. 22 _-Goderich at Zurich, 7 o'clock Jan. 24 Hensall Adastral Park Jan. 25 - Hensall at Seaforth Jan. 27 - Seafortk at _Clinton Jan. 28 --- Adastral Park at lVfitchell• Jan. 28 Hensall at Zurich Jan. 31 - Mitchell at Hensall Jan. 31 - Zurich at Adastral Park Feb. 1- Clinton at Goderich • About 600 attended the an- nual achievement night pro- gram in SDHS Friday evening sponsored by Huron 4-1I Agri- cultural clubs. Robert Fotheringham, presi- dent Huron County 4-1:1 club leaders association, was chair- man. Ken McFarlane, chairman ton, Bank of Montreal award. for with. 927, '4)97 Mid SOS Points Ovrald TOWnseni )3,1t, 3, -Si- DOUglaa GarldaS 11R 44 WnglIAM., i the highest score, 4-H swine respectively. forth, 1.-mehnow 01•COrn 01914'01PO4' club, first-year member; ,Dungannon 4-11 Beef Calf TUrnberrY 4-1-4, Calf 'Club; sored by 'Ioneknow. LionsClubt Ronald Howatt, RR 1, Del- Club, sponsored by Dungannon sponsored by Turuljerry Feder/ lYturray'lllorrison, 114 ,11, Luck - grave, Toronto -Dominion Bank Agricultural Society: John Mc- ortiou of Agriculture: Karen now, 932; StePlien „AnareVt, Bitaward for champion all-round Kenzie, RR 2, Dungannon, 909; -Kieffer, RR 1, TAUelrale, 94 7.• WAggrii4 907;, Ivan *Ana" showman, presented by Tom Paul EedY, Bitt 1, Dungannon, Ron Mantle, 11.11- Z, Wingliani, BittalckneW,,- 89.5. - Papple on behalf of the bank 895; Rosemary, edy., RR, 1, Dun- 918; Clayton Rau* RR 2, Wing, . North Huron 4•11. Corn Club, and A. Y. McLean trophy for gannon, 886. . ham, 899. - --•sponsored by Ilowielg „tigricAl of the SDHS board extended a t dairy showmanship, presented Bayfield 4-10Dairy Calf Club, - Zurich 4-11 Calf Club, spon- tut* Society: Clayton Baird,welcome and during the pro - by Mr. McLean; sponsored by Bayfield Agricul- sored by Zurich Agricultural RR 2, Wingt141114,0,8: P9P,....100•5 gram a demonstration was car- Murray MewhinneY, RR 1, tural Society: Margaret FOStilla, Society: Bert Vitseher, Hay -Ilardnig, RR 1, t*orr4k. 2t, 883. 40.X ried Out by the RlYth-Belgrave Ludknow, Victoria & Grey Trust RR 1, Varna, 930, Marie ,e- p.o., , n Jones, Bp, 2, NacAilms, It 2; WirissPAi 4-11 beef club. Entertainment Company award for charnplon wartha, RR 4, Clinton, 026; Hensall, 824; Ralph Geiger, RR- .South gum 4-1.1 Corn Club, was by the Easy Four of Lon- beef showman; ' Douglas Trewartha, RR 4, Clin- - 2 Zurich, 823. , • sPOlipr4d. 'tgr Stephen and Ila* don, ' Paul Eedy, RR 1, Dungannon, ton, 921. Huron County 4-11 Swine Club borne Veaeratlen of Agricaltumret , H, uroi....n Hereford AssociatiOn Blyth 4-H Dairy' Calf Club: gilt section, sponsored by flux'. Rrian "Miller, tgl. 2,, Exeter, 895; In the 4-11 gate sign contest. 1.rofly for champion Hereford sponsored by Blyth Lions Club; on county Hog. Producers; Paul Passmore, RA. 2, Exeter, ; entry of Neil Hemingway, Brua- calf; Neil Vincent, RR 1, Belgrave, Gwen Hunter, RR 1, Belgrave, 910; Margaret Stewart, ER 1, ton, 871.: Velma Fear, RR 3, Blyth, 922; Douglas Harding, RR 1, Gorrie, BM; Jack Hodgert Bit 1, Kirk!,: .the first place winner was the sels, second place entry was Huron Hereford Association 911; Jack de Groot, RR 3, Blyth, Clinton, 879; Gerald Townsend, Tueltersmith 441 Corn- :CIO, D'Arcy and Derek Etherington sponsored by Tuckersmitli, Fed - of of Debbie Dwight, Duncan award for high 4-11 score ex- 908. . , RR 3, Seaforth, 877. I ding score on Hereford 'calf; Dungannon 4-H Dairy Calf Huron County 4-11 SheeP eration of Agriculture: Leonard Bill Phelan, RR 2, Myth; fourth, Nancy and Teresa Devereaux, Club, sponsored by Dungannon tlub, sponsored by Huron Cen- Lobb, RU 2, Clinton, 90.5r 00z• ' of RR 1, Hensall; third, Joe and c u RR 4, Seaforth, Stewart Proc- Agricultural Society: Glen Me- tral Agricultural Society: Hugh don Lobb Bit A ClintOny. 893; 1, Dungannon;. and fifth, War- and senior Shorthorn heifers; dY Henry, RR 1, Port Albert, id Marshall, RR 1, Kirkton, 935; South. Huron 441 White Beall' '/Elt,11 4, Seaforth,'8oi. Rosemary and Paul Eedy, RR tor awards for chamPion iimior Neil, RR 6, Goderich, 926; Ran- Todd, RR 2, Lueknow, 945; Dav- Paul Petrie ., , Hugh Todd, RR 2, Lucknow, 896; Don McNeil, RR 6, erode- Rick Etherington, RR 1, Hen- Club, sponsored by Ontario - ren and Bruce Knight, RR 2, - Brussels. Bainton Ltd. award for highest rich, 866, . sall, Mt White Bean Marketing Doard; Warden Calvin Krauter pre- sheep club score, presented by Brussels 4-11 Calf Club, sPon- Exeter 4-11 Sweet corn Club, Gerald Dietrich, RR 1, Ceilira. sented six Huron County COun- Mrs. J. Snell; sored by Brussels Agricultural sponsored by Exeter Agricultur- lia 926; Paul Passmore RR 8, cil scholarshipS, valued at $100 Stephen Faber, RR 3, Exeter, Society: Neil Hemingway, RR 3, al Society: Stephen Faber, RR Ex' t 4 924• Bill if t ' ' Alt ,IP. each to: Marie Mewhinney, RR Canadian Canners trophy for Brussels, 9501 Bob Thomas, 3, Exeter, 890; Brad Pryde, 1111 Centralia, 9.23. le 1.14 1 ucknow; on highest score in the sweet corn Brussels, 898; David Baan,, RR 1, Hensall, 886; Larry Skinner, South Huron 4-H Forage Club, • d G rdon Yeo Dougall, RR 3 , 1 b• 3, Walton, 894. . RR 1, Centralia, 884. sponsored by Exeter Agricitl. 1, LRRR 3 Lucknow 4-11 Calf Club, spon- Blyth 4-H Corn Club, spon- tural Society: Douglas Trewar. C • t 924- Dun, Jan. 10 Zurich at Hensall Jan. 11 - Hensall at Clinton Jan. 11 - Seaforth at Goderich Jan. 13 - Goderich at Mitchell Jan. 14 - Adastral Park at Clinton Jan. 15 -=, Mitchell at Zurich Jan. 17 -- Seaforth at Hensall Jan. 18 - Adastral Park at Goderich Jan. - Monkton at Clinton Jan. 20 - Seaforth at Mitchell Jan. 21 - Goderich at 'Zurich - Jan. 23 ,--- MitchelCat Monkton Jan. 24 - Hensall at Mastral Park Jan. 25 - Monkton at Goderich 8 o'clock Jan. 25 - Adastral 'Park at Seaforth Jan. 27 - Zurich at Mitchell • Jan. 30 -.Adastral Park at Monkton --Jan. 31 Mitchell at Hensall Jan. 31 - Zurich at Adastral• Park Feb. 1 - Clinton at Goderich •. Jan. 8 - Seaforth at Zurich Jan. 9 - Hensall at Clinton Jan. 15 - Mitchell at Zurich Jan. 15 - Goderich at HenSall Jan. 16 - Monkton at Clinton Jan. 20 Menkton at Goderich. Jan. 20 - Seaforth at Mitchell Jan. 22 - Clinton at Hensall Jan. 23 - Mitchell at Monkton Jan. 25 ---,-Goderich at Seaforth, 8 p.m. Jan. 27 - Clinton at Goderich Jan. 29 -.-Monkton at Hensall Jan. 29 - Goderich at Zurich Feb. 1 - Clinton at Seaforth, 8 p.m. Feb. 3 - Mitchell at Goderich Jan. 20 - Seaforth at Brussels Jan. 20 - Lucknow at Goderich Jan. 24 - Lucknow at Brussels San. 25 - Goderich at Seaforth Jan. 27 - Brussels at Goderich San. 27 - Lucknow at Seaforth Feb. 3 - Seaforth at Goderich Felt 3- Brussel§ at Lueknow Feb. 6 - Goderieh at Lucknow Feb. 7- Brussels at SeaforthFeb. 10 - Seaforth. at Lucknow Feb. 10 Goderieh at Bruattele , , Clinten, students at Centralia David Bain, RR 3, Walton, School of Agriculture and Home Huron Soil and Crop Improve - Economics, Duncan Etherington, ment Association award for out - RR 1, Hensall, .at Ridgetown standing achievement in grain College of Agriculture and Tech- corn clubs. nology was another recipient as Top scorers in each 4-11 club. were John Bennett, RR 1, Port for the year were: Albert; and Stephen Thompson, Blyth-Belgrave 4-1I Beef Cali RR 2, Clinton, both students at Club, sponsored by Blyth Agri - the University of Guelph. cultural Society: Neil, Grant and John Bradley of RR 3, Gode- Murray Vincent, R11 1,•Belgrave rich, a 20 -year-old, first-year student at the Ontario Agricul- tural College, Guelph, was nam- ed outstanding, all-round, 4-H member. He was awarded the Robert' --- McKinley citizenship trophy by Mr. McKinley, MP for Huron. Neil Hemingway, RR 3, Brus- sels, was presented ,with the C. S..MacNaughton trophy for the highest score in the county, 950 points of a possible 1,000. He also received the J. A. Anstett avgrd for the highest score in sored by Luclmow Agricultural sored by Blyth Agriculturala, Society: John Bradt 1 enley, BR 3, ciety; Ronald McPhee, RR 3, can Etherington, R , a l's Goderich, 934; Lynda Walden, Auburn, 897; Douglas Walker, 909; Rick-.Etherington, RR 1, RR 2, Lucknow, 928; Catherine RR 1, Belgrave, Bill Fear, Hensall, 890, Chandler, RR 3, Wingham, 919. RR 3, Blyth, 872. . Huron •County '4-H Engineer, Seaforth 4-H Calf Club, spon- Brussels 4-1I Corn Club, spoil. ing.cipb,• sponsored by Seaforth sored by McKillop Federation. sored by Grey Townshiii Feder-- Junior" Farmers: Douglas• Tre- of Agriculture: Bill Wallace, RR ation of Agriculture: David wartha, RR 4, Clinion, 820; Ger- Seaforth, 888; John VanMil- Baan, RR 3, Walton, 938; Ger- ald Baan, 3, Walton, 808; tenburg, RR 4, Seaforth, 884; ald Baan, RR 3, Walton, 925; Ron Dougall, RR 3, Exeter, 770. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1968- Second Section, Pages 9 to 16 pre- sented to him by Murray Gaunt, Bantams 4- beef clubs, which was MPP. Jim Riddell, RR 2, Hayfield, won the warden's novice trophy for the highest 4 -II score up to the firgt year. It was presented by Warden Calvin Krauter of Brussels. Other special awards were presented by Donald S. Pullen, agricultural representative for Huron County, and by extension specialist Dave Inglis: Margaret Tostma, RR. 1, Var- na, Cana4ian Imperial Bank of Commerce award for highest score in dairy clubs; - Douglas Harding, RR 1, Gor- rie, Marvin Howe trophy .for . highest score in swine clubs, and Huron Hog Producers As- sociation award for champion swine showman; Bruce Corrigan, RR 1, Blue - vale, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce award for champion 4-H gilt; Harvey Stewart, RR 1, Clin Win Two Seaforth Bantams came through with their second win in as many nights, trouncing the Clinton Force Base 12-1, Friday night, while on Satur- day night at the local arena, they tried up Monkton to the tune of 64. Leading the scor- ing for Seaforth was Randy ' Wood with three goals, Steph- en Southgate with two and Paul McNab with one. Monkton scor- ing was done by Bruce. Boyd, Don Ducharme, Doug Long and Bill Campbell. Northside UCW Has Meeting_ Unit one of Northside UCW met at the home of Mrs. Wil- mer Cuthill. Mrs. Don Wood told of Christmas symbols and Ruth Cluff read the scripture. Miss Fennell read the story of the Christmas guest. Mrs. Wood' told the story of "The poor Count's Christmas". The president opened. the business part with a poem, "Be- cause You Passed This vky". The nominating committee re- port was read by Miss Fennell. Mrs. Roberton gave courtesy re- marks. Legion Ladies Meet The Seaforth Legion Ladies' Auxiliary held their December meeting in the Legion Hall on Wednesday with the president, Rachael Walters presiding. Fif- teen members answered the roll call. The Legion -members will en- tertain the ladies of fthe Auxil- iary to a dinner on Dec. 14th. The children's Christmas party will be held in the Legion Hall on the afternoon of Dec. 22nd. It was decided to- send Christ- mas gifts to the adopted veter- an at Westminster Hospital and to Vera Hudson *ido is also a patient there. The meeting closed with an exchange of gifts and a pot -luck supper. THE HOME TEAM. 11 es some kind of a wild religious rite called a sctimmage!" ,•. 4.•%,.••••- ... 1 1 Boost 'Power Production Site of Ontario Hydro's new 3,000.000-ki1ow"tt nuelP^r niwn- stFtion near Douglas Point on Lake Huron, is indicated by the large reetz ngle (r). Construction will begin in 1969 with first power scheduled for 1976. Like Doughs Point, Canada 'q firgt full-scale nuclear power station, it will use the •natural uranium, heavy water concept. Small• square (2) indicates lo- cation of heavy water processing plant to be built by Atomic Energy of Canada Limited. .1 a • 47",•- •zt-, to'l• 1 REACTOR BUILDINGS 2 VACUUM BUILDING 3 TURBINE HALL 4 SERVICE BUILDING 5 YW'ATER TagAimeNT PLANT 6 St,REEN HOUSE 4 Announce Nuclear Power Station It is not khow yet whether the 3,000100 -kilowatt nuclear power station which Ontario Hydro is building on a 2,300'.=aere site adjacent to Douglas Point, will alteartaplannitstuflotri the transformer station which the HEPC is building east of Seaforth. The station's four 7$0,0011 kilowatt units will be powered by nuclear 'reactors using beery Water - the Canadian concept. Construction of the high tension line to feed the Seaforth trarrnittu er station is under way.