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EVENT
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Public Skating.
Fl4blicSkatIng
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PLACE
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TIME
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toms win first
playoff match
.I. Smith
M.Schoonder.
Witerd
Dam Brow n
iktck Mat-Leah
Darron Akt.
Pat Moytan.,
B.
miller
• Pat Nigh
-Dwayne Price
S. -Schroeder
Patti Murray
Andy Ball •
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Legion
Public Speakifig
CONTEST
Seaferth Legion Hall
awn .MatCh.1st
of 2 p.m.
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156 ,
Royal Canadian. Legion ,
The winner in each category in competitions.
condudted by. Seaforth Publk School,
Seaforth Separate 'School, St. tolurnban
Separate School, • Dublin School 1 and
Centennial School, Brucefield will compete.
The public is invited to attend
Winners will compete in the
Zone Cl Finals
—ADMISSION FREE--
Bill Wilhee
Ron 8euerman
President
Secretary
Wm. Dalrymple
Committee Chairman
• March 3 try 6,1981
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WESTERN FAIR GROUNDS. LONDON
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6189 °Iiiitt•iii*Plittiiestust • t. • „MATERNITY WEAR
NOW 1/2 PRICE
The Separate Shopper
MAIN CORNER, CLINTON 482-7778
(NEXT TO CAMPBELL'S MEN'S WEAR)
OPEN 1-5:30 OPEN 1-5:30
1.11. Sealorth Atoms ti kb)
12 and tied one tf their i s
..;anicS phased during 'their
rt.I.:.blat season.. Bla'n Reiter
man led the .Atomis in scoring ,
• 2 goals w bile Tem
toa‘ had 21 assists tar the
lead in this department.
Goalie Tons Van Loon and
Irrtt Roth ed only eight
goals tit 13. games.
1 he Atoms'started playoffs
4)t ~tit.itell Saturdas, with a 4
I" 0 yeses, Blair .Butivrm:in
the Seaforth attack with
giro: goals and Darren Alio
added the other. '-
he next game will be
Islas ed m Seaforth Saturda%
al 4:30 p.m. Come out trod
support the boys and watch
stmt.' good; bucket .•
ATOM SCORING
G. A. Pts.
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Gras 1 - 21 38
Kelp your Heart Fund
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Introducing
GARY HARRON
Two
Candidate
in,
Huron-Bruce
GARY HARRON
IS INVOLVED!
Gary, his wife Yvonne and daughters Tatiimi
18; and Lisa, 10, live on thair beef and dairy
farm in the Allenford ores.
• Although living Just 5 miles outside the riding
Gary is &lifetime resident of Bruce County and
is committed to moving into the riding when
elected. •
Being a farmer Gary, hi vary aware of !the
problems •facing Agriculture today. Problems
such as high !Monist. rates, , low prices and
foreign speculation in area farmland.
Gary has been involved In municipal politics for
thapast 12 1/2 veers Incltading terms es Warden
of Bruce county and chairman of the Bruce
County EconOttlic Devei0gMent Committee.
.Thisaxperilince has scqualittecresey with With
the problems and patina'', Of HOMO Bruce. •
The Problems Can BO Sired
The Potential Can fie tiled
VOTE .HAIIROti
Progressive..conservative-
MARCH 19
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FRI &SAT. - TINO,SHaWiNGS T00,& 9:00
SUN.-THURS. ONE SHOWIN68:00 P.M.
PLY TOMLIN IN AN EPIC .COMEDY
(GIVE OkTAKt All INCH)
THE
INCREDIBLE SHRINKING
Ka
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In case nobody noticed. 0, eOn if you just had this
nagging suspicion something was missing from your life
and didn't know what it was, yes, this ecilumn has been
absent for the past coupfe;peeks. It is net that it has been
given a tearless farewell-We couldn't withstand. the public
outcry but instead it PEtS been placed in a bi-weekly
legation with a columns. CQI11. the 41st of-which came
screaming off these keys last. Week. This development
leads to two thingS. The 1IrSt is a request. If you are aware
of indiridnats doing' ,interesting things in any sport .-
tiddiPwillk.S. championship VASkefwO#Ving; or even less
y thingS•like hde)ceY Or , roditIR.get iti.;tauclt, -
hopo is to ire this. "soace to.'intrOduee
!Weii .111001"prirse4 from all but .an 4dmiring fed, Ifitf Whak havlieennte a pest eeeVe /her timers., .1hvl tinw Nahatior. surkontlitig 4.-ottirtries. peace tte*atines oew
18,"/.01 syft Fgh, Atio4„,st " the admonishment Js.:.discOed.at 4110-so -1,1,..13t) it 1-.4i1-1 :dok;.ritur whilkb., ,-11101.11,410) cm ow !wa,„,,,;4,04(t o,,,tftomt.s:01,4
orts, freedom
a
New Colonin
by Herb Shoveller
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. 1 ,,,le.oz' ' I „a'1:110,i-CriFiAtiiiVitgit!i'44.f able! ;Iiii. ;' ' '1 habits. 1' : '-
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telp:titiscitsnoTrt.1111 :Ai oSolti. t inAlk.isIts4:t.sil.. N-trirituit; ti. -.i r,'44.:1:1,1 14t:t1:,i'.01
ii ' again. 144.4.becanst: IMitil't 4. it its tact 1, irti.t.d it..‘ti.,
•, tro441. The rciAson I'd balk at anothei opporiiiiiiis is.
because ot,sonwilimg I teamed' about tilts, It
the judging caused MC to remember when it a as 'mt. ,
giving ,a. speech in grade school and 'what .1 tr, ii,g
ekperictice it w as. II is a tough thing to do to address ail
ap diet14.1:. and I "HI we alai ‘ hi the I. t4uitt. sIN ,art
Important-
‘.1-14: gases an Interesting report in his brief Lard Iron, San,....
Jose. w hich is in the mountainous middle of the Lomat%
,,. The 4,4i).. he writes. is ringed by vokanoes. both acto.t. aai l
ii 'inactive, and he has managed to sisit one of theta
As his card indicates. and as he stresses. there is green,
es ery where. He . dth, . and this ails make our lutal farmers
green With,eny there can hie' ttp tyy.tittee atop ha' cats
searls.,
The molt interesting part of ibis. note . though': ,ottws al
the end. He wastes "Kopf,: ars! fro:nifty 410 Ow ;0'iifur% IN
'41 'pga!,:e. ftto arizitvi..- .Wheit 1410 that ,41 ,!toes~t ' as'
tltDtt: siringo' that ittat A its 'Sts. is te N. NVII.M.,1114 .. ctih:' V9061
ci a tz arid strife to be aewsiN twill. , not ,pt.a.t.-, But, in this,
THE .. URON EXPOSITOR, FEOR.IUARY -2f.f 1981
40141 P4); /1,11^'"Ns. .110'
The sceon#poiffi WOOS. $1,11.00.04.„.*goltty recostt has "1
been. t. isa kr ilto,,pas.(0i10, a. variety tittle ':eecntti.
has.oconrretti. Th4 togigi Now.c-c*tovitk% ivcefe will he
pg'together:Of 411 theSe:retAaTita,ble little ,fhirtP-
A.WATelitE$5.1AVNT,
Off the top, here's a itii:Uf self.revclation whitih hit me
straight out of the bine (1. Week or so ago. I was Off in a
jaunt in the careanitneof thesb few occasions it cares to
jitunr,when I realized had gone 'Ouse to three months
without having time strapped to my arm. Three months in
Os:business without a watch: and I've survived.
-That, indeed was a pleasing discOvery. Freedom from
temporal bondage.. &pan cipation.
• It all began in the early when the'hatteryoil tits
thing that takes a lickin' and keeps on tickin' didn't' keep
on keeping on. Dutifully. and in rapid response to the
withdraw which came with not having a watch. I dashed to
my local dealer to have a new pacemaker installed. Done.
but I soon realized something was wrong. All of a sudden I
-
started arriving for events 20-minutes, a-half-an- hour. even
an boar early. As It,, Happens sarted taking over
Newfoundland time. Knowlton became a midnight son and
the Leafs appeared to have moved to Winnipeg beeanse
their games Were starting at 9,p.m.
But when Barbara kept coming on after the World at
Six, when Mr. Anchorman didn't start saying "And that's
the National, Good Morning" amid: oarscating smile and
when the Leafs kept showing up at theOardens instead of
--iliFWiiiiirperWtrateVerrstarted-to-suspect--smething-----
amiss. My-ticker had been spiked. supercharged.
Thai can beirather disorienting, so it received the same
unceremonious exit as our dear, departed African quagga,
extinetien,
coinperkters, Seenietimestiteiare,hard to hod Or prefer to! l'it' e• NME21111M104, ..t1/ "10 11
• `Sitire. -you0ourr irritate- colleagues As it-11- -endless ,R.744,ne4.14,
for the time of day. but nut much. Indeed. rites arc rather
charitable in dispensing glances at they watches.
it,iroary all sound trite'. hut ,1 Lintsider the ability,' to do
withOtt1 a 4111trk of, Oer011913. re.***
If.you've been a somewhat begidar readet 11)1,1.014e.
you11,tthAlghtsplb' "%qil 1-ttela tng agaat.n5t
4...Ybrigilt430,10,,x,-4414L-' us . x00. jltiuse the
tirivitegeOf M41,4;1710! lights.on Llteir ss heyied ..ap;s4s,
R,.Ustqunds • mkt • Other drityrS :• can ,constder.
••, 'Min* dim the' high only the!, AN'
„thetris.eivesdoing tither road-nsers a 'layout' When dui'.• so
hundred feet of you, By !hers/the dantaie7has bye') slow.
.1)4yers sheeld sei,ely reality that from at least .a Ositean
when atonroaehing another car sou don't need highs.
Surely their vis tad neuronS'ilart tiring beher.skeiter it the
other guy waits tot) lottg to dim. If must simply by they are.
unable to grasp that if it can be done, to them: then they
' could be doing it to others.
REMEMBER DDT
In this respect. the drivers &Seri- tog the moSt respect
arc those ietelligeth enough to understand the hillidim
provision of the Decent Drivers: .:1as:'its 1 DULL, I Ito are
the ones who dint before the crest of a hill rather than
waiting to attack w ith an merdose of ‘)htte light before
electing to be courteous. There are too lew. of,,them.
Listen- to Aylmer. the sato-% dtphant - dint t, be a
deadhead dimmer.
* * ** * *
Don't take this as a plug. unless. of course. you Want to.
We 'happen to publish two maga/Ines here besides the
Expositor. and this has to do with one- of the,m. 'The Rural
Voice.
THE LATEST IN COSTA RICA
One of my duties with the magazine is to deal e ith
—freelancers.-and-througfrorte-of-thenr-t'ane today -.able to
give you the latest news from San Jose. Costa Rica. The
information comes front Robert Steel. • elm is Voice
correspondent for Grey County. He is also a member of an
outfit called Execntives Overseas. or sonieflang like that.
., His latest venture has taken hint to Costa Rica. _a small
"cotiotry between Nicaragua and Paltarea in tempestuous
Central America. '
The prohhtsm was this." he kids w cr.' good. all ot them
selecting initiets was no eas.s. Lhor,.. for at', sell and alit
too other judges h became espectall% ihtlicult OK
senior group Whore fist: competed for tour winning spot,
',One bAsor.,...Dbbte;li 114)1 real!‘ because the student 0. .1 '1‘
close in the final talk the-difference was til'v11414thl.1.;
It was just d'art) hard to pick the ;User.. and. in 1.4i:tattoo to
Illy Own Metmortes. b was even harder.
No, certainly I'd do it again. 11,Nx as cnikw It was runt
a shame with such good effort. that theft had to the It t
ar' • litortuary
and Eugene, both of LI mdtin.
and Ross, of 299 Brunsw ick
Stratford; three (laugh
tern. Mrs. Stet (Ruth'
Woodhouse. of l2x Trinik
S(.. Mr.. Marts tHelent pop-
lar, of 4' Strat ford Si,. both
of Stratford. and Mrs. Karl
VGloria) Koss aisch. of RIt!;.
Stratford: -IT grandvhildren
and . one, grew( grandk
She was predeceased b‘ ant
son, Frederick Donald.
Friends were meek ed
the Westlake Chapel of
Michael P. O'Connor loner:11
homes. Zurich; where - sere-
ice and committal were held
at t p,m. Wednesday . Res .
Barbah Laing oft kialcd.
gurial will ,be later in Em-
manuel United Ceineterv.
As expressions of sympa-
._.thy„ donations were matk• to
the charity of one's choice.
I
nd drivers
MRS. EDNA LIEBOLD •
Mrs. Edna Withelmina
Lielmild. 05. of RR.),, 'Zurich.
died Sunday at Unkersit‘
Hospital, London
She was the former Edna
Gaiser.
Surviving arc her bus- •
hand. 'Theodore Henry Lie.
hold: three sons, Raymond
Stag
for
Cord
Carnochan
Saturday,
February
28th
HOURS
Sun. - Thtfrs.,11 a.m. - 12 midnight'
Fri. & Sat. 11 a.m. - 2 'a.m.
EATTN OR TAKE OUT
527-0180
Sea forth
What can be done in'81?
Come ante[ find matt
EDUCATIONAL P110dITAMS. ACHES OF EXHIBITS AND
1981'S NEWEST FARM MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT
. OPEN Willi/ 1440 A•11.40 MSS P.M: teldamItiato at 44H KM.)
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY, CONTRIBUTION ACKNOWLEDGED—pick
Robinson (centre). president of the Seaforth Junior FarmerS. presents
Don PletSch (far,left), past-presiden"t of the Firemen's Association and'
fire chief Harry Flak Afar right) with a cheque for $300 for . the Muscular
Dystrophy Association. Last fall the fi-rernen_raited $2586 altogether for
the association with their canvass cif Motorists passing through the
town's main intersection and donations' by organizatiOns like the Junior
Farmers. (PhotO by Gibb)
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M. E AGRI BUHDER$
Wilt Be Holding A Seminar On
Grain Storing, Conditioning, Drying
A, special emphasis will be placed on the drying and storing of corn.
If you 'have ever had problems 'in this area plan to attend.
We will have quest speaker's from.
CALDWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY
. and
SH I VVE RS ENTE.RPRISES INCORPORATED
This event will be held at
Huron Hall
Centralia College of Agricultural Technology,
Huron Park, Ontario
MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1981
, Registration 9:30 A.M.
See You There'
SATURDAY; FEBRUARY 28
at 8:30 'p.m.
LUNCH PROVIDED
EVERYONE WELCOME
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