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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-12-13, Page 9ALL YOUR 711 CLEANING NEEDS..., ST CaII Jeff Tyndall •Cerpats •Couch. d Chairs •fire & Water Restoration • ohlclea *Duct Work Accoustica/ Collings •lndlen Carpets •Odour Problems 41ES- (p•M+•n IROOnOT 0327-1224 71.m) PNOM 11011rcrr•� This space could be read by your customer. Call 527-0240 to find out how! New times for_ tot skating Notice to all Parent and Tot Skaters. There will be a time change for skating on Wed. Dec. 13 and Tuesday, Decem- ber p19: Tpi new. iim s will bb DD c. 19 001-3100:20 am. an Senior Shuffleboard con- tinues every Wednesday after- noon from 1:30 to 4 pm. All Seniors are welcome to enjoy an afternoon of fun and fellow- ship. Last week's winners: Ladies: A. McLean 425 K. Tippelt 336 L. Southgate 352 Men: B. McLean 342 T. Murray 337 K. Preszcator 319 The Seaforth Senior Games Committee would like to invite you to their monthly euclllre fundraiser on Thursday, Dec. 14 at 1:30pm at the Seaforth Legion. Admission will be $1 and coffee will be served. kecreation' Preview by Marty Bedard Don't miss out on the Free Pubik Skating at thc Seaforth Arena every Saturday afternoon from 2:30 to 4:00 pm. Thanks to the sponsors who make it possible. Christmas Break Skating - Dec. 27, 29, 30, Jan. 2, 4, and 5. All times arc from I:(0 to 3:00 pm. Don't forget thc Seaforth Minor Sports Council's Bingo every Monday night at the Seaforth Arena beginning at 7:30 pm. Dec. 18 will be the Annual Turkey Bingo. Regular game prizes will be in effect with draws throughout the night for Turkey's, After Dec. 18 Bingo will be off for a Local support for sy If you or someone in your family has Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, Alzheimer's, asth- ma. or perhaps even autism, you might know where to go to for support. At the very least, you proba- bly know what those conditions are. But how about Tourette Syndrome? Or Guillain-Barre Syndrome? It's possible you, or a rela- tive, might by the only person in a fairly large area afflicted by any of these, or a number of other, genetic Conditions, and not know where to turn for advice and help. However, the local IODE chapter has purchased an index of genetic disorder support groups, which it will donate to the Huron County Library as County sells Morris Tract County Council has agreed to accept a $285,000 offer from the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) to purchase the Morris Tract property. Friends of the Morris Tract member Marylo Graham, who attended the Nov. 30 council to hear the motion passed, said, "We are awfully pleased that a reputable organization like The Nature' Conservancy of Canada has come through." She said the NCC decided to purchase the property because it fits their mandate to preserve endangered natural areas. But the money for the land will not come from NCC cof- fers, it will come from the Huron County community. The Friends of the Morris Tract now have three months to raise the needed money. "Now we will have to really get organized," said Graham. All donations will go through the Nature Conservancy and will he tax deductible, but Graham said thc fund raisers' biggest concern is time. "It's a real time constraint," she said. "I think we can proba- bly do it. but in these days, it's going to be tough." CLEAN-UP At the Nov. 7 meeting of the Agriculture and Public Works Committee. Marvin Smith of the Ministry of Natural Resources outlined the pro- posed approach for the salvage of timber in the Moms Tract. The $285,000 offered by the NCC will be reduced by the amount gained from the logging of the damaged trees. Previous estimates have placed the value of the damaged trees as high asp $40,000. Smith said timber for removal will soon be marked with yellow paint. Marked timber will include wind -damaged trees on the upper, western plateau portion of the property and those that pose a potential hazard to users of the two main trail systems. Following the marking, Smith said reputable timber buyers will be invited to view the salvage area to discuss log- ging concerns on site and to emphasize the need for careful work. Work must be completed by Mar. 31 to avoid poor spring togging conditions. soon as possible. The cause of the delay, says IODE member Joan Huzar, is simple: the book currently con- tains addresses and phone num- bers umbers for the head offices of a wide variety of support groups. Each page also has space for local chapters, and the LODE wants to fill in as many of those spaces as possible before the book becomes available to the public. "We want to get a database of. local chapters," Huzar says. "We hope to get it to the library in the New Year." The binder format means the pages can be updated as needed. This is the second edition of the book, and the provincial level of the LODE has sponsored it both times because "one of our mandates is children and education," she couple of weeks over the Christmas Break. The next regular Bingo after December 18 will be Jan. 8, 1996. The Seaforth Library Staff invite you to a Christmas Open House at the Seaforth Library on Saturday, Dec. 16, 1995 from 1 to 5 pm. Local author Ann Nelles will read her new picture book "Alice of Wonderfarm goes to the races". Everyone is welcome. Notice to the Public, the library will be closed on •Friday, Dec. 15 for a staff meeting. The Seaforth Recreation Department is looking for a Gymnastics Instructor. The Instructor will be teaching children the basics of gymnas- tics. This will be a Recreational program only. If you or some- one you know has a gymnas- tics background and qualifica- tions please call the Recreation Office at 527-0882. ndromes adds. This is the second edition of the book, which was put together by the Canadian Association of Genetic Counsellors. Huzar says she has sent let- ters to doctors in the area ask- ing for any information they may have about support groups for genetic disorders. She's also interested in hearing from area organizations and residents who may know of such groups. Huzar can be reached at 524- 7201. Incidentally, Tourette Syndrome is a condition affect- ing the nerves, and the symp- toms include bizarre behaviour patterns such as shouting and swearing uncontrollably; and Guillain-Barre Syndrome is a condition that causes the person to eat uncontrollably. SEAFORTH GROCERY -Every Day Low Price All Sunrise 4 Lt. Bag Milk $2.99 Festival Egg Nog 1 Litre 99' PRODUCE 2 Ib. Cooking Onions .49' 2 Ib. 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Initial payments for feed barley were last adjusted on Nov. 8, 1995. The federal government has responded to the changing msuket by raising, once again, these initial payments. This latest round of increases for wheat, amber durum wheat and feed barley will be effective Nov. 28, 1995. Producers who have delivered their grain to the CWB between Aug. 1 and Nov. 27 will receive adjustment payments in the mail. The adjustment payments will be mailed the week of Dec. 11, 1995. 'Sales are moving strongly in a positive direction,' Mr. Goodale said. 'I'm pleased current marketing circumstances allow an increasing amount of farmers' ultimate returns to be received by them at this early stage in the crop year.' THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Documber 13, 14195--9 flair! it's s,n attitude a certain style C.H. 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