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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-08-30, Page 3News and Views GREGOR CAMPBELL PHOTO THE GIFT OF LIFE - Nurse Debbie Dehoog takes blood Seaforth and District Community Centres last Thursday from Glen Haney of Seaforth at the donor's clinic held at the night. Huron County Junior Farmers assisted at the clinic. HURON EXPOSITOR, August 30, 1 tags -3 POWER SKATING Once again the Seaforth Recreation Department will be offering Power Skating for Children ages 6 and up. September 18 - 25, 1995 Monday to Thursday each week 8 Lessons for $45.00 Each Lesson is 1 hour long Register for Power Skating on September 6 & 7 at the Arena From 7:00 to 9:00 pm each night Late Registrations can be done at the Recreation Office or by calling 527-0882 MINOR HOCKEY REGISTRATION WED. SEPT. 6 and THURS. SEPT. 7 7:00 to 9:00 pm Seaforth and District Community Centres Houseleague $125.00 (Family of 3 or more $325) Mites (7 & Under) $75.00 Novice to Midget $125.00 plus $100.00 Travel Fee Midget Only $165.00 Please bring two cheques Travel Fees Paid by Post Dated Cheque to November 1, 1995 Pre -Register at Rec. Office inside the Arena COACHES NEEDED FOR HOUSELEAGUE & MIDGET TRAVEL TEAM Late Registration Fee $25.00 Deadine Sept. 15,1995 FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 527-1272 OR 527-0882 COMMITTEE THANKS LOCAL YOUTHS WITH CHEQUE - Carolann Doig of Seaforth's Homecoming' 95 Committee presents the local youth group with a cheque for $400 as thanks for assistance during the recent celebrations. GREGOR CAMPBELL PHOTO Receiving the cheque is Jennifer Kaufman of the _youth group. Other members, from left: Joe Hein; Brian Bambrough, Amanda Manuel, Mike Bieber, Barb Kenney, Teresa McFarlane, April Dalton, Kathy Gamiss. Huron Federation to name region directors The Huron County Feder- ation of Agriculture is hosting its anmial regional meeting on -w Thursday, Sept. 7 at 8 p.m. at Hullett Central Public School in Londesboro: The purpose of the meeting is the election of the new regional directors for the four different regions in Huron County. The four regions include Huron Central (McKillop, Hullett, Barn lost continued from page one liott said by the time firefighters arrived it was too late to contain the truck fire. All they did from that point on was let it burn itself out, and try to contain the fire from spreading to nearby trees, grass and a bean field. Damage to the road where the truck burned was severe. Meanwhile, the Butson barn was also totally lost. Firemen had to detour around the con- cession to get to it because of the truck fire. No animals were inside the Butson barn. It had been used for storing implements, wood, straw and hay. Firefighters attended the scene of the fires in Hibbert for about five hours. The Sebringville detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police blocked Perth County Road for four hours. Tuckersmith, Stanley), Huron Northwest (Morris, Grey, ‘Howick,'" ninberry); 'Huron -Northea-&t--- (w ehfielu-, Goderich, Colborne, East and West Wawanosh) and Huron South (Hay, Stephen, Usborne). The guest speakers will be Doug Lisle, the new general manager of the OFA and Ken Kelly, the second vice-presi- dent of the OFA. Local teacher named treasurer of Ontario women teachers Florence Keillor, a teacher at Huron Centennial School near Brucefield, was electgd to the. position of ti+easurei of" the -- Federation of Women Teachers' Associations of Ontario at the Federation's annual general meeting in Toronto on Thursday, Aug. 17. The largest and oldest teacher's federation in Ontario, FWTAO represents 41,000 women teachers across the province about one sixth of all Canadian teachers - and acts as a powerful lobby group for theyd nght§ of teachers, women • anchildren. _it iller"lials -devoted Many years towards the work of the Federation. She has acted as president of the Huron Women Teachers'- Association, as a director of FWTAO representing teachers from Windsor to Bruce County, and as a governor to the Ontario Teachers' Federation. PAT LIVINGSPON PHOTO QUEEN OF THE FURROW CHOSEN - The new Huron County Queen of the Furrow, Seaforth's Charlene Townsend, was chosen at the Huron County Ploughing Match on the farm of Ron and Yvonne Pentland, last Friday. Pictured with Charlene (holding bouquet) are Heather Lobb, Clinton; Kim Baan, of Walton, runner-up; Shannon Craig, past Queen of the Furrow; Angela Hunking of Blyth (seated); Christie McCormack, Ontario. Queen of the Furrow and Barb Wynja, Dungannon. - 1 = 1 .., ��- 1 �Mr 1 Y7+•�_ Calling l� All BUSINESSES LARGE 1 or SMALL This is an opportunity for ALL WHITE BEAN SATELLI'T'E DEALER At LAC we are expanding on our commit- ment to support local agricultural produc- ers. We have been appointed a _ satellite dealer in WHITE BEANS for THE GREAT CANADIAN BEAN COMPANY, the bean professionals. By combining our service with their exper- tise we will strive to provide the same type of added value that has won your patron- age in other commodities. We welcome your enquiries and support. Dan, Jim, John, Herman CREAN SEAFORTH london agricultural commodities, inc. B�4. 13 Crombie St. - 527-1241 Dr. Gerald J. Harry. Dr. S. Elizabeth van Maanen Dentists Office Monday: Tuesday: Wednesday: Thursday: Friday: Hours: Closed 8:30 - 6:00 8:30 6:00 8:30 - 6:00 8:30 - 3:30 New patients Welcome 40 Franklin St., Seaforth 527-1370 BACK TO SCHOOL! Fall is here! This means back to school for kids, and back to recess and lunchtime snacks. But what are the best treats that are good for their teeth and taste great too? Fresh fruit is always a terrific choice. Raw vegetables such as celery and carrots also make an excellent snack. Popcorn, cheese, nuts and sunflower seeds are also fun snacks for kids. Foods to avoid? - dried fruits such as raisins - they are high in sugar and stick to the teeth - pop containing sugar, cookies, candies, etc Make sure gum is always sugar free. With so many healthy choices, you are sure to find snacks that both you and your kids will like. The Huron Expositor will soon publish the 1995-96 SEAFORTH - MITCHELL- CLINTON TELEPHONE BOOK An excellent opportunity to advertise your business, to inform your customers of your services, products & more. The advertising staff at The Huron Expositor will help. Call Mary or Terri today! • 527-0240 • •