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CROPLAND: 210 acres, Colborne Township, 2 miles from
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Vandalism is an ongoing com
munity problem that costs a lot
of money to rectify and effects
the safety and beauty of your
surroundings.
Signs are damaged and have
in the past and no doubt will
again in the future lead to
accidents.
Property is physically damag
ed and the attractiveness of the
area destroyed when windows
are broken and buildings are
painted.
Crime Stoppers of Huron
County and your local police
departments ask for your help to
stamp out these costly viola
tions.
On June 26/89 vandals in the
village of Brussels spray painted
six parking signs with red paint
and two curve signs with yellow
paint. The perpetrators then
painted the East and North
sides of the arena with a red line
and numerous comments.
Suspects for this crime which
took place between 2 o’clock in
the morning and 6 o’clock in the
morning are believed to have
been in the area in a Ford F-150
with a 302 engine and 1988
Chevy with a 350 engine.
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1977 NOVA $200 AS IS. 1981
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THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER7.1989
for the following contracts:
1] Rental of 20,800 kg. G.W.V.
Chassis for salting & sanding
operations in the Wroxeter Patrol
1989-1990 season.
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Chassis for salting & sanding
operations in the Auburn Patrol
1989-1990 season.
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thethree patrol yards [Wroxeter,
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FAMILY WITH 2 CHILDREN
looking for house with outbuilding
of approximately 600 -1,000 square
feet for workshop. 100 amp service
essential. Phone 887-9793 or 1-741-
5169. . 32-4
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and trucks. L & B Auto Wreckers,
1/4 mile south of Brussels. Call
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crop land for fall wheat. Phone
evenings, 887-6009, John Gillis.
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Couple tells of life
in New Guinea
Continued from page 14
cents. There’s coconuts, straw
berries (much to our delight),
pineapples, cauliflower, broccoli,
cabbage, and various New Guinea
mystery fruits and vegetables
(we’re not sure what they are).
Everything is fresh, and always in
season.
Socially, this is a place where you
have to make your own entertain
ment. On Wednesday and Friday
evenings, we go to the “Aero
Club”. It’s basically a pub, where
the people Glenn works with, and
associates, gather for an after-work
drink. Beer costs about $1.30 and
tastes like a Molson product, so it’s
not hard to adjust to. The Aero
Club is very informal, and open to
all expats that want to stop by.
There’s also a tennis and squash
club, and a golf club in town.
However, joining is pricy, and with
a two month on, one month off
deal, we won’t be here a third of
the time, so we haven’t signed up
yet. There’s also plenty of barbe
cues, and social functions that get
us out and about. We have three
channels on our TV, two from
Australia and one national. Em TV
(the New Guinea station) has a new
show starting this week, called,
“Star Trek”, it’s on just before the
“6 Million Dollar Man”. TV here is
a trip down memory lane. The
Aussie channels have decent docu
mentaries and information shows,
and a week isn’t complete without
an episode of the “Flying Doc
tors.”
We’re looking forward to doing
some travelling, and have been
planning our ‘escape’. We’ll hit
North-eastern Australia first.
We’re hoping to see most of
Australia, and New Zealand during
our stay. We’re also hoping to get
to Asia at some point too, but in
typical Lisa and Glenn fashion,
nothing is certain until we do it.
When we are travelling, the plan is
to buy a cheap vehicle, and have
enough camping equipment to be
pretty much self sufficient. All
indication so far, is prices are
pretty reasonable, so it looks like a
month of holidaying shouldn’t be
too much of a strain.
Well, that concludes our first
Papua New Guinea Report. Lisa
typed it, and you can see why she
isn’t holding down a secretarial
position. We hope you have a great a smart thing to do for himself.
summer and you can write us.
Speaking of communication, we
don’t have a telephone at our
house, although there is one at the
compound. We don’t really miss a
phone either. For language, it’s an
interesting place. Most people here
are from Australia or New Zealand
so you hear a lot of that accent. The
scary thing is we’re finding we can
understand that dialect, and it
doesn’t sound strange. In fact, I
find myself thinking in that accent
some times. The good thing is we
can speak “Canadian” to each
other, and the other Canucks we
know. There’s about 10 or so
Canadians we’ve heard of in the
country. The nationals speak
English and Pidgeon mostly. Pid-
geon is a cross between English,
and native languages. It sounds
like pig latin, where you can almost
understand it. I’ve been studying it
a bit, but haven’t got to the level
where I can read a newspaper in it
yet. Our favourite term in Pidgeon
is the one you use when something
doesn’t work, or has been broken.
It’s “buggerum up”.
Best wishes,
Lisa and Glenn.
Mabel’s
Continued from page 4
taxes but now they’ve found a way
to get you even when you’re
gone.”
THURSDAY: Ward Black was say
ing there’s an easy way to get
around all the money we’re spend
ing these days on psychiatric
services. Instead of putting people
through months of analysis to see if
they’re nuts, he said, you could ask
them one simple question: If it was
offered to you, would you accept
the job of Toronto Maple Leaf s
coach? Anybody who says yes, you
quickly lock up in a rubber room.
FRIDAY: So much for those old
Polish jokes that preceded the
Newfie jokes, said Julia this morn
ing. The smartest politician around
seems to be Lech Walesa, head of
Solidarity, the union in Poland.
“Everybody else wants to be leader
of his country. He just wants to pick
his best friend for the job. It may
not be a nice thing to do for his
friend, but in that country it sure is
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