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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 2014-06-18, Page 1010 News Record • Wednesday, June 18, 2014 Seven authors to participate in 2014 Bayfield Writers' Festival News Record staff Enthusiasts of the written word rejoice, the Bayfield Writers' Festi- val returns this weekend. The event is scheduled for Sat., June 21 at 1 p.m. at Bayfield Town Hall. Tickets are available for $15 at The Village Bookshop, 24 Main St. N. For more information call 519- 565-5600 or e-mail mbrown@the- villagebookshop.com. The 2014 event will host seven authors, Terry Boyle, Krista Bridge, Susan Downe, Kate Hil- ton, Emily Kate Johnston, Nicole Lundrigan and Jennifer Robson. According to the festival's web- site, the annual Bayfield Writers' Festival was established in 2001 by Mary Wolfe, founding owner of The Village Bookshop in Bay- field. The Bookshop continues to organize and sponsor the Festival under the leadership of current owner Mary Brown (the "new" Mary), and with the support and assistance of dedicated volunteers and partners in the publishing industry. Many of Canada's best known authors, including Margaret Atwood, Lawrence Hill, Terry Fal - lis, and many others, have visited Bayfield to take part in the Writ- ers' Festival. The festival has become a "must attend" event for local residents, book clubs, sum- mer visitors and readers from all over. For more information, visit www.bayfieldwritersfestival.com. THE COIN SHOP 15 BUYING • Coins - !Gadd Ili Silver r !Scrap Jewellery • podret %Matches + Wristwatches Old tiled Je+ruel;try - Col Fla tor'd Cofin - Gold Coins - Iliffdtarie Icor 2days we'll' pay tap prices for your coin:, . & striver itern, Iewelier, Lard watclhe paper mor}ny. military rriedak cos mic ; r; e.--)fr?ry end rnisograrteo& conec titles. Sunday Monday June 22nd June 23rd 10am - 4pm 10am - 4pm SUNCOAST MALL Hwy 21, South, Goderich a..rr mic err rr rMS Iffe {� HOUSE de- , LLS lin 0pu.ryygyruna tell;, Jnr Attila RIST WATCHES rbc G -y Irl nil wird rrvN 11 rvq.iriJlu. ur L :rdeury nankin; in r®t wi.ikvrq. Yore -.r➢rdktarrY7�itiE ihraadhni - Rare Pala Mai -a illny • VJ iJMIun Ctalr'•ZiinIis - YtliaruliflrraFiYtUlirr rrpanY iilcltll 1M CiiiLu, + Fd0.124k114fYr1a14WilurnhYAn.I ' • Watches which do not work are purchased for parts value only VLIATCHMAKERS' TOOLS MIE Ir_. all verlUllhliNAL hand and. .:;arpnrlrl...w;11rJr pard, urrrrt,'+ns nr H-.ihlrq roe rr+p.irrrla elxklti vunI aid,: r:srl WAIL !WI . . Wed ori f.kki srwmYk rr®JFlrriF•rli ILmigni A+ irrayl.},.nidi c .ler{rcrii�irrsiead.. POCKET WATCHES W e. IM as MIS DI pi -([+. awlclri ►grariprnj a. d rraiL Priseftrhair-0OilSlia9.7•'vl[y.Y?IIT. 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Wei ear ✓ dlrnri.• 11174 con IM rerwLieer COSTUME JEWELLERY Olt 6•_y o ld canaille f nwxl l ery.'i o:" or e up- ori l pw r a 1� r D•far me jNwr1 k: ry .1-4 tr a1 g I r I n 101 al { I`:11 -ler INQUIRIES INVITED Feast r'.Ilett corac..nan.).isk In. any qursiI2riiy•cu rr.rr tsar regardhg ti;aadlcs_ {ails. sr ops router} hums Ieale:berg paid and sheer herrn. We h-o..e'velem e Lose s that can andel' mum ore SILVER COINS S.RIlR.4.14 slkaa. 17a1at. 1487 and peed 50q 176•7 and ;poor /54 1i•J6 iin•1 p' I ..... 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'I {iald'ca.•iii licit i11 Purr. limed Qn easier cara3hrra el LC tialue !mum.%irwiL•d Ria nhlkyrllon. WORLD COINS 4ti'r bur i['reliann cai+as. new .rd E. irr¢!uIEria sII i can, IGld cai%i. {a Ilya f 5 coins 4i:het mint itiiifrl '.em repair ban is" 1-oker6• .14:1 v te.% FSYI i}a 1i,r i m ertl1 11 citrate Fal 51.0:141.3Il.:ii sired coos. - LurCle- ammo.' • Bun Isri • rW55r.01 - !FAUNA ME iC.afa-Sni:lI H • 01,1B•ALLOTHEft lIAVTBIEs YOU... You probably have damaged, unwanted or unused gold and silver items in your home. Maybe old coins or paper money that sits in a drawer or safety deposit box. Perhaps an old wrist watch or pocket watch...Please feel free to bring them in while we are here. WE ALSO BUY i Old Ces.lurnd Jc . 1Iery ar all sorts tali wrra dip Wri$1 Wdtclley (Mrking yr n I - r.iililyry I yr3rSl°ad4lydlir Lii }4 Le ELbuye'% kir i. a,» HO-neets.iic '5Iuar im imeee5r in iierecrnf ri WW1 and % W II !lei,.. Full Llroi"air'S WIN I aecl YON IL Pcs1rards r?.4.5 prior • Fountain pens - cd wk.! oriihret MILITARY MEDALS We buy all Medal Awards, Decorations, Orders & Badges. Below is a list of the prices we pay for Canadian Medals. We are also particularly interested in Canadian Military Cap and Collar Badges, British Military Decorations and Campaign Medals and Enameled European Decorations. SCRAP GOLD We 4 gild In array lam. condition ore qualhry. -W ianjlingo - 1d1mc3EMI rkir + Rd d Cha 41s 1411j ean4aor6 a Afro made a1 gala G.olrl Tenth nNvJ relkyr nr rrrrriznn a Gdd 4 °aacic . • Ca'en lar trokcm aro gsld 44L navlr aiLyaJr it LILA LI and i%wr s csrralilrar r. iunwr�+aait, tit Please do not cl. n your coum . clam Ianl. aISeining 1.5tr7.p matte a5 wars of ale Ria w:i'}re0rri 2 01 rem 1:191tarepddlarina+bh I. liar In rcukrl Ptis had own. 1fr! pen as el akl•+ oral ytildkrAk1>Idrfs.I•dpSi�sr1asa++frL O re 'wl D:C I] {NW Y.9tau7 retia '1 Al era aK"rr. crosaldnary req marl IyW ri.in r;°'] a1, a1 rlrr OrtOrs.i1 Mild ri]r 1}1: :t:riii'6 i "i ?+_sz -rE bis basin m aril that rrant: THE COIN SHOP Sunday June 22nd 10am - 4pm Monday June 23rd 10am - 4pm SUNCOAST MALL Hwy 21, South, Goderich Children and teens given chance to `start fresh' with their summer reading Do you love reading and using the library, but struggle with getting your books back on time? If you are between the ages of 0 and 16 you have the chance to erase those overdue library fines by reading. From June 23 to July 11, children ages infant to 16 can 'pay' their overdue fines by reading at home or at the library. The program is an initiative to diminish barriers that may exist and get kids using the library again without the penalty of past fines. Often fines deter children from using the library. If an individual's fines become too great, they cannot use the library's borrowing services. "Reading and language are such important aspects of education, especially for children and youth. The Read Away Fines program creates a chance for a fresh start for the summer, and brings children into our libraries countywide. Libraries are a wonderful resource! We want to provide young people with the opportunity to use the services available to them, regardless of their past fine," said Meighan Wark, county librarian and director of cultural services. The Read Away Fines program provides a three-week window where children with fines can visit the library and 'pay' down these fines through reading. Every 15 minutes of reading removes $1.00 in fines. You can remove $4.00 in fines for one hour of reading, and so on, to a maximum of $20.00. Participation is easy. Follow these steps: • Visit one of the twelve Huron County Library locations (http:// www.huroncounty.ca/library/1_ contactus.php#locations) and ask staff about the program. Make sure to bring your library card. • Sign up. Staff will give you a log sheet and reading contract, which must be signed by a parent. • Read at home or at the library. • Log your book titles and the time you spend reading. • Erase your fines. Once you've reached your Reading Goal, bring your log sheet back to the library and show it to the staff. The staff members will confirm you've met your goal, and your outstanding fines will be reduced! Some restrictions apply - visit http://www.huroncounty.ca/library for more details. Books read for Read Away Fines can also be logged for children attending the TD Summer Reading Club in July and August. Kick off your summer reading with a fresh start, thanks to the Read Away Fines program supported by the Huron County Library.