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BLOCKED ROAD - Market St. in Seaforth was blocked last
Tuesday when a truck had mechanical problems and another
TIM CUMMING PHOTO
truck came to assist. A minor accident involving a punctured tire
and a shallow fender dent occurred when a car drove around.
Students go 'beyond brainstormin
Walton Public School celebrated
Valentine's Day with a party. The
Kindergarten class played games
and one they liked was musical
hearts. Mrs. Bennett surprised her
grade one class with a treat that 1
was kept outside. The children were
pleased when she brought in their
frozen 'Valentine strawberry
fruitsicles'. As part of the Valentine
run in the grade two class the stu-
dents played pin the heart on Cupid
and Eddie Sebben was the winner
of the game. The grade three class
made their own Valentine bags and
decorated them and put all of their
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cards and goodies inside. The
reporter for the grade three class
was Sarah McDonald and she
reported that on Thursday the class
sang 'Happy Birthday' to Carrie
Lconhart.
Mrs. Vandendool reports that the
grade four students have been busy
preparing and presenting a short
speech on a topic of their choice.
They are doing a great job! Robbie
and Trisha McClure represented
Walton Public School in the
Seaforth Legion Public Speaking
Contest on Sunday, Feb. 19. Both
Trisha (who's speech was about her
brother Robbie) and Robbie (his
was about his sister Tina) faced
stiff competition in the Seaforth
contest and although they didn't
place the experience was well worth
the effort. We congratulate them on
job well done.
Several groups of students are
reading and studying novels. One
FREE THROW WINNERS - The District Free Throw Competition was held on Feb. 18 at St. Joseph's
Separate School. The winners of the competition are from back (left to right) Carly Hermon, age 12,
Holmesvil(e Public School; Armanda Scott, age 14, Goderich District High School; Chris Boucher, age
14, Robertson Public School and Kyle Young, age 13, St. Mary's School. Front, from left to right,
Heather Bettger, age 13, St. Mary's School; Darcy Paquitto, age 10, St. Mary's School; Stephanie
Harrison, age 10, Seaforth Public School; Kevin Waechter, age 11, Sacred Heart School in Wingham
and Mike Thibert, age 12, St. James School in Seaforth. Missing from the photo is Melanie Grant, age
11, from Holmesville Public School.
Tuckersmith
mailbox damaged
Culprits destroyed a mailbox,
post, and bracing at a residence on
the 4th concession of Tuckersmith
Township. The mailbox was in the
shape of a John Deere tractor.
Damage occurred sometime
between Jan. 27 and Jan. 28.
Licence plates were removed
from a vehicle sitting overnight at
the Brussels Country Inn parking
lot. The licence plate number is 885
RVB. The theft occurred on Jan.
14.
If you have information about
these or any other crimes call
Crime Stoppers of Huron County,
1-800-265-1777 and you could
receive a reward of up to $1,000.
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group is reading 'Chocolate Fever'.
Doesn't that sound like a 'sweet'
book?
Four grade four students from
Walton have been attending a pro-
gram at the Clinton Learning
Resources Centres. It is called
'Beyond Brainstorming.' The stu-
dents are involved in problem -solv-
ing, logical thinking games and
other activities to challenge their
abilities. Reporter Adam Coombs
said that they have been busy build-
ing slab snow forts out on the play-
ground. The class is now doing a
unit on weather.
Katie Emmrich, representing
Seaforth Public School in her age
group, went to Clinton where she
entered the Knights of Columbus
district free-throw on Feb. 18. Con-
gratulations to Katie who came in
third place.
Congratulations to Lee -Ann
McDonald whose Remembrance
Day Poster took third place at the
Legion Zone C-1 poster Contest.
Her poster placed first at the
Seaforth • 1,..egiop poster contest in
-,'Novetnber and from there it went to
Ripley to the Zone C-1 contest.
Ken McDonald was the greeter at
Duff's United Church on Feb. 19.
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Attention Farmers and Homeowners!
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The Clean Up Rural Beaches Program (CURB) is offering
financial assistance to farmers and homeowners for specific
projects to improve water quality in rivers and streams.
Grants are available for the repair or rebuilding of private
septic systems, construction of manure storages, milkhouse
waste water disposal systems, and to fence livestock from
watercourses.
Eligible Items
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This program is targeted at agricultural and rural residential
areas located upstream of swimming beaches. Financial
assistance is limited to those applicants who are polluting
watercourses. Proposed projects with the greatest potential
for improving water quality will be considered first for funding.
The CURB Program is funded by the Ministry of Environment
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Enter through double doors into a spacious foyer, open to the second
storey and brightened by an overhead window. The living room is set at an
interesting angle providing ample room to arrange furnishings, and boasts a
cosy fireplace and feature windows. Both the living room and dining room
feature a 12'-0" ceiling height. A gourmet kitchen offers a handy work
island, a walk-in pantry, and an open counter which services the nook. A
dropped ceiling in the nook adds a stylish touch, as well as surrounding
windows which provide plenty of natural light. The family room, partially
open to the kitchen and nook provides a comfortable arca for informal
gatherings and is right next door to a good sized games room. The den, set
apart from the main traffic areas and close to the main bathroom could atsoi
he used as a guest bedroom. The library, just inside the front door would
make an ideal home office.
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master bedroom complete with a large walk-in closet, and a five piece
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Plans for U-878 may be obtained for 3595.00 for a package of five com-
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