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14-day FLORIDA CIRCLE TOURS — •
Departs every Monday
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14.day CLEARWATER BEACH AND
CENTRAL FLORIDA — Departs
Feb. 9 and Mar. 15 • , from $319
16-day TEXAS FLORIDA CIRCLE TOUR —
Departs Feb. 21.. March
from $385 6, 20, April 3, 17
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9-days PFAIDTERFA SPECIAL" "AT •
FABULOUSItAYTONA BEACH"
DepartS'4arch 13
from $205 on.dMarch 20,..
12-Days DAYTONA BIlieit" -Departs
Jon. 26 Feb 9 -23, . . . ' n. )4
from 214
4 .
'March8 8 22 April 3 ..., "
21.day DAYTONA HUH .— Superior
efficiency units at Dp•ylona
Departs Jon. 1.9 Feb.
March 29 from $289.
28.day DAYTONA BEACH — Superior
.efficiency units at Daytona .
Deports Feb, 2. Mar. 8 .... , . . from $379
II•day CALIFORNIA AND THE GOLD, WEST — '
Deports Feb. 28-Mar, 20, Apr. 10, May 1,
22 July 3 Aug, 7, Sept. 4, 25,
from $ 565 a'iid Oct 16
BOX 189 SEAFtlfiTli ONTARIO 519 527-0050
DANCE
to the CY
BLUEWATER PLAYBOYS
• at
Brodhagen Community Centre
January"31, 1976
FROM 9-1
$5.00 per couple Of
SPONSORED BY THE SEAFORTH 550 CLUB
See EDDIE SHACK
and the. Seaforth Selects
V5
CKNX Try Hards
2:30pm
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE
Sunday, Feb., 15
— TICKETS AVAILABLE 'AT MANY MAIN STREET
STORES AND THE RECREATION OFFICE •
Adults $2.00
Children [under 121 $1.011
Family Kan [2 adults children
under 12) $5.00)
All profits for Arena Renovations
U
There's something for
y ,
NEW REVISED R.L,S,5,
BRONZE MEDALLION COURSE
MIN, AGE—NOW ONLY
• „ 14 YRS.
Registration 8.Pre•test 6:00 pThit
Course commences -
Thurs. Feb. 12th
Thuns, Jan 29th
Ti i .rs. Feb. 5th
Vanastralecreation Centre
SCHEDULE OF COMING EVENTS
Monday evening Feb. 2 .13:06 p.m. '
BINGO: JACKPOT '275:
in 54 calls
'consolation prize $45 .'
Special 510, door prize awarded each week on•
previous weeks admission ticket. Must be
present to win. If not claimed, price will in.
crease 'by 510. for following week. 15 regular
games 3 share-the-wealth. 6 cards for 51. Ad.
mittance to716 yr. and over,
WINTER CARNIVAL
HOSPITALITY NIGHT
Wednesday February 4 9:00 p.m.
local talent and sing along. Tran
provided to and from Vanastra.
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GOLFERS
Why not improve your game,
one sure way By
BEING FIT'
Featuring
sportation
We cater to alrfunctions, large or small,
Banquets, weddings & business meeting facilities.
Fine food prepared in our kitchen.
Vanastra Centre 482-3544
who enter this public speakini.;
competition annually. The winner
is ass arded a trip to the United
Nations. Nev. York and Washing-
ton.
Mrs. Norman Riehl, vice grand
reported on gifts and flowers sent
to sick and shut-his and conduct-
ed the meeting in plaCe of the
noble grand. Mrs. Peter Maleolrh
who. was absent.
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CASH BINGO
. Legion Halk?S''(,afor•th
will reduce drifting snow. Anyone
who is• continually pushing or
blowing out snow plugged farm
laneways would appreciate this
advantage.
Besides making homes easier
to heat and keeping laneways free
from drifting snow. windbreaks
can increase property values. In
the summertime they provide
\ aluable protectio for fields
resulting in less it erosion by
winds. ,increased rop yields and
protection for razing livestock.
• The most, omi-non y arieties of
trees, used in . windbreaks in
Sditthern Ontario are Norway
Spruce. White Spruce, White
Cedar. Scotch Pine and Carolina
Poplar. These. species are used
beeaUse they are fast growing.
hard\.,hase a long life expectancy
are resistant to insects and
diseases and are pleasing to look
at.
An ideal windbreak will pos-
sess the following characteristics:
It will be composed of more
than one species of tree. The
trees will be planted in rows at
right angles to the prevailing
wind direction. (west or ,north-
west). It will be located from 60,to
100-reet to the windward side of
buildings. yards and roads to be
protected. Around buildings
there will he three rows of trees in
the windbreak while those pro-
tecting fields will have either one
or two rows, It mill be protected
from grazing by liy estock by a
sturdy fence. It will be kept.free
of dead and damaged branches
and will be thinned whenever
necessary to keep the trees strong
and healthy.
Rockye xplqinswindbrea
Hello everyone! Rockey Rae- Trees planted in the right place
coon is bark. That's right, Rocky
the mascot of the Maitland Valley.
Conservation Authority is return-
ing to keep people informed
about the actiy ivies of the Aut-
hority and to present information
on a wide y ariety of topics
related to the conseryation of our
valuable natural resources.
Rocky would like to remind
everyone. at this cold and windy
time of year of the importance of
windbreaks.
A windbreak is one or more
rows of, trees planted around
buildings or fields to cut down the
force of the _wind. These rows of
trees are not .as• necessary or as
praetic4in towns and yillages,
other building slow blown the
wind in these areas. They are
yaluable around farm buildings.
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THE BUSIEST PLACE IN TOWN — That was the'lounge of,the Seaforth, Curling
Club last weekend as spectators crowded in all day to watch the action at the Winter
Carnival bonspiel. (Staff Photo)
• Seaforth's Ringette team was
titan. the tenant should be given defeated 9-4 in Wingham last
first refusal on the renovated Saturday.- Seaforth's goals were
premises. . shared between Cindy' Anstett
Twenty-eight days notice must and 13°hhi Dale who each had a
he gi\ en on • monthly tenane\ pair. Also playing a strong game
agreements. and in , other- was Patt y Scott with 2 assists.
The game was much closer than circumstances sixty elays notice is.
required. the score indicated as the Sea-
See yott forth team was only down 4.3 at
the halfyyay point.
Girls playing Ringette age from
10-14 ana are enjoying this
relatively' new sport. The team is
playin'g* a 'series of exhibition
games this year with Wingham
Listowel and Stratford. ,
Recreation director Clive Buist
says that people interested in
next weep.learning about this or who just
want to watch an exciting game
eaforth will host house next game a week Saturday
• should plan to attend Seaforth's
• against Wingham, Saturday. Feb-
_ ruary 7 , at 1p.m.
league hockey tournament More arena
donations
SEAFORTH LIONS CLUB
Valeittin,es •
- Dance
Saturday, Feb., 14
Dancing, 9:30 — 1:00 to
IAN VVILBEE ORCHESTRA
Jack's Jottings
New law makes tenant landlord Ringette team
agreements binding without lease defeated by Wingham
During this year's mid-winter ment, organized. by -the Lake munity all. star competition.
School break Seaforth will host a. Huron 'Zone Recreation Associa- Teams will be compel ing from
House League • Hockey tourna- tion, is intended for players \\110 WWII', from Exeter to Owen Donations to the • arena
rnent for Nos ice teams on Mar;:h do not regularly compete in any Sound. Other House. League renovation fund this week came
and Miarch 24. This— tonrna: regularly' scheduled —intercrl. tournaments will be held in front Donald Dodds .$15.00 and.
Hanoy er March 24 and 25 for AnonymOus $50.00. according to
Atoms and in Walkerton March fund chairman, Clive. Buist.
20 and 21 for the, Peewees. Donations can be sent to the
Seaforth teams will he competing fii-nd treasurer, Ernie Williams,
in these tournaments.Box '348. Seaforth, Ontario.
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8-THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 29, 197
cE3Y Jack Riddel,. enjoyment of the housing. unit.
The Rent Rcyiew legislation 43 Interference with the safety
shout w hich 1 reported to you of your own housing unit. or the
some two necks ago .1,t, to be . well-being of someone else - that
administered in ,.oniun.tion with is infringement on the lawful
the companion e•gislation the rights and priy ileges of other
recent Amendments to the tenants.
Landlord and Tenant Act. 'a b.1,h 'more people are
were also pdssed duene the first housed -in thechnit than seems
session of the. 3oth Ontario reasonable - overcrowding.
Legislature. These Amendments In the ease of :',public heOsing"
prosieic for security of tenure. ' a further justifiable cause which
One most important thing toy would be gi\ enonsideration is it
remember is that. ender ehe tehants are found tt- hay e
te rms of- th, le ,tislation, people materially misrepresented their
hay e no reason for an \ the` income, thus affecting their
do not actually has e• a written eligibility for any form of
leasy • because a tenancy go' ernment-supported housing
agreement. gnong or -renew ing accommodation.
the right .of a tenant to oe-uply a Sey cm days of grace must be
dwelling. does not ne,essarily allowed to tenants to enable them
havoc to be in oritme. to be to make amends. giv ing, an
considereJ\ alid under the law". It opportunity-41o. for in51.411cc;%„pay
may also he y ernal or implied. the oYerdue rent or repair. the
if a landlord o ishes:to damage. If this is clone, then the
tenant notice of termination of a record is wiped clean, How ev er. if
tenaneyeagreement. he must give a similar situation occurs again
the tenant 00 dayof notice in within si-x months. then the
writing. and he must also giye landlord is not called upon to 2iNe
cause.' Such notice. has to he in the se\ en days grace. He simply
writing. and the landlord must, gi‘ e.s14 days' notice and can then
under the law indicate the •apply for a writ of possession. •
.detailed reasons tor his wish to Where the expiry date of the
terminate the tenancy. • original lease is the oecasion for
41 the case of proposed the landlord wishing to go e.
termination-prior to the expiry of 'nonce to the tenant. then all the
its original terms. there are only foregoing reasons would be•giy en
fit c reasons which will he • consideration as ' justification.
considered Another,— cause • in • these
May be so considered:- circumstances .would be if the
s One reason , would. of -landlord needed the aecommo-
course. he non-payment of rent. dation for his own use, as well .as.
t2, Another would he if a persistent -lateness in payment of
tenant has caused.wilful damage rent, or 'ir .the case of "public
to the property of the landlord: housing . ceasing to meet .the
't31 So-called undue necessary- qualifications for Si. h
nuisance" would be considered accommodation.
cause - .that I's something is hia, If a 'condominium arrangement
interferes with the reasonable has fallen through. this would he
Rebekahs donate
to March of Dimes
A donation Was made to the
current March of Dimes cam;
paign at Monday night's meeting
of Edelyy eiss Rebekah Lodge.
A Valentine Euchre is planned
for the afternoon cif February.
11th at 2:00p.rn. in the 1.0.0.F.,
Hall. •
eiss ,Lodge is to meet ,
with' Pride- :of 'Huron Lodge.
Exeter on March 3rd -when MI6,
Helen Sheppard president of ;the
Rebekah A , sembly of Ontario
visits Huron District no. 23.
, The social committee named
for February is Mrs. Wilmer
Cuthill cons ener. Mrs. Roy
MeGonigle. Mrs. Mae Hille-
hrent, Mrs. Frank Smale, Mrs.
William Dairy mple.' Mrs. Doris
Hugill and Mrs. Lorrie Carttir.
MN, Foster BennenegaYe a full
report of the CPT committee. She
said stating they hay c 6.3 pieces of
equipment for loan, including
hospital . beds, wheelchairs.
criltehes canes walkers etc,
Members were urged to attend
the annual Pilgramage for Youth.
"Speak Off at Clinton High
School the evening of February
20th. Most-of the high schools in
the district each have two pupils
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--- DANCE.--
Lincoln Green
Friday, January 30
BRODHA°Ge4 COMMUNITY CENTRE
$2.00 per person 9-1 am
SPONSORED By
BRODHAGEN CHAMBER OP COMMERtE
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Seaforth novices
„The Harriston No‘ ices played Scott Driscoll., 2 goals and Allan
here aoainst the.Seaforth Novices Wockg. 2;gOals.
Scoring .1 goal each were, Greg on Sunday. ,Seaforth defeated
Harriston with a score of 14 -2. Murray and Danny Nan Loon..
The Seafo oith scorers were Scoring the 2 goals for Harriston.
Dayid. McLlwain scoring 8 goals. was Charlie 'Weber.
Seat belt petition
comes to Seaforth
the provincial governme.nr not to law' to sign ... about seven lines,
make it compulsory to wear seat compared to 30 lines available for
beits has beerr • brought— to people who protest the,
,A province wide petition asking favour of the:compulsory seat belt'
Seaforth by Ray Hanna. an
Auburn• area firmer. Mr. Hanna says that 95 per
Mr, Hanna says the petition cent of the people he talks to
doesn't take a stand on whetller disagre with the' new seat belt
or, not people should ,wear seat law., Copies of the petition are„at
belts but it say• they should have the Seaforth Legion and the
freedom of choice. The petition, . Commercial Hotel.
which started in Elora. says it
wants to "stop this law before it,
Arr ExpoSitor ClassificCid. is ill goes into effect.''
pay you dividends. Have you tried There is a small space on the one? Dial 527.0240.
petition for people who 'are in ,
Save Cut Out Ahd Save Cut Oui And Save 0 ar
WHITE
CARNATION
,HOLMESVILLE
Dance & Smorgasbord
January 31 - Star Treck
February 7 - Blue Tones •
21 - The Manhattens
28 - Lincoln Green
We cater to banquets, receptions and' private
parties, etc.
For Reservations Phone:
482-7535 482-3120
or 482-9228
ones puV tnO ino ones Pull Ind WO
Fund raising dance
huge supOss
dance for the SDHS girls Trumpet
bigger su
crowded
Band's
planned.
had bought advance tickets were
unable to get into the dance floor.
kitchen and • people downstairs
and some had to be turned
Saturday night's fund raising
"There were people in the
and some people who
a week from Saturday, by bus.
p to Florida was a
cess than organizers brand
said Monday that it looks
e Legion Hall was-
Myers, Florida. The band leaves
as if the 60 plus girls band will
have raised enough money .to
finance the trip to play at the
Edison Pageant of Lights in Fort
away." said Peg Coombs presi-
dent of the ladies auxiliary to the
band'. "We felt bad about that but'
what can you do?"
Theilegion men donat0 $b04
-to the band at the daticVieft0i4tie
Legion Ladies A'uxilliary „gave
them $43'9 Mrs. Coombs said.
The Seaforth Optimists handed
over a cheque for $200 to the trip
fund Saturday night too.
Winners of a draw for pork
from a champion pig which was
donated to the the band fund by-,
Topnotch Feeds Ltd., were .Mrs.
Roy Swart, R.R. 4, Seaforth, N.
Glanville, Crediton, and second
and Darlene Murray, third.
Hazel Hildebrand, wife of
SDHS hand leader George Hilde-
OA
Seaforth f"f.
Entertainment:
Thursday, Friday
and Saturday •
Odds 'n
Ends
..r
SEAFORTH LEGION HALL
• Tickets available at:
Vincent Farm Equipment; Bob & Betty's Variety.; The
•HuronExpoSitor; Rowcliffe Motors; any Lion member.
Refreshments Admission $6.00 per couple
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go en eonsideration. and , the
'tame applies is here there are
plans to demolish the property. In
circumstances where extensive
renal atoms are going to take
place. or the, premises' are to be
converte d to other 'than rental • u se. justification might he found.
although in the case of renoY
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Fri. Jan. 30
8:15 p.m.
15 Regular Games for $10.00
THREE $25.00. GAMES
$75.00 JACKPCT TO GO
— TWO DOOR PRIZES
Admission $1.00
Extra Cards 25c or 7 for 0..00
(CHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT
PERNI-11TED)
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