HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1996-12-18, Page 9PHOTO BY CARLY PRICE
GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS - Members of Seaforth District High School's Students' Council
recently prepared -the school's contribution to the Christmas Bureau. The council is (left to
right), Christi) Bennett, Jeanette Denys, Dylan Wick, Lysah Gingerich, Darcy.Bachert and
Cara Spittal. Classes at the school are in a friendly competition with CHSS in Clinton for
the greatest total of items donated.
Rowland married in Edmonton
H;ytl;v Iiolhday
to a 1)uhli1)
area giII. Barbara Murray.
who
CI: lrhratc•d yesterday.
1)cc.. 11 liarhara. your fami-
ly. relatives and 1riinds wish
yoli the very hest.
('ongraitil iI ons to Patrick
Row hind. son of Lou
Rowland of Duhlut. and the
Iatc Antic Rowland. and
Anila Igen Kill ynchuk.
daughter of Alex and Bertha
Kalvnchuik who were united
in ntain.agr in I'(II1H)I1Wn.
Albrl1a. Pin and Anita. all
vow tcI tiirs and friends
wish veru mans happy years
litgether.
'Joe 1•.rke11 was happy to
have the following visitors:
Rielly ;Ind Shirley Van Loon
of lletlland.l.anding and their
family. ('hcrvl. Michelle and
Dublin
by Dorothy Dillon.
345-28x3
Matthew; Mike Van Loon
and girlfriend Donna
Dixenson, of Keswick; Judy
and Jenny . anal friend,
Stratford . and Vincent
Murray, Seaford).
Heartfelt sympathy of the
community .is extended to
Celeste and N1.itt McCrcight,
Dublin, on the death of
('eleste's brother, Bert
Costello. Sympathy to all the
relatives and friends.
Sympathy (11 the communi-
ty is also.extended to the
family and friends of Agnes
Ische who died on Dec. 13.
Sympathy to her daughter
Vera Dietz and her husband,
Bob, of London, and to
grandchildren and all other.
relatives and friends. We will'
miss Agnes and extend our
heartfelt sympathy.
Don and Eileen MacRac
joined with Verna O'Donnell,
Mitchell, and Velma
McKellar, Stratford, as guests
.of Bill and Kathy and Tracy
Wolfe, Mitchell, for an early
Christmas get-together at the
Victorian Inn, Stratford, on
Sunday.
TIIOUGFIT FOR TODAY
May the Christmas spirit
live in our hearts every day -
not dwindle and vanish whcn
the season is past. Merry_
Christmas to all my readers.
Kelly clan to gather in Ireland in May
( ailing all Kcllys. O'Kellvs I.ecia Kelly. and much more, rnusic...and hopefully a pos-
uui familiesThe second clan according to a recent press sihle link -up with that elusive
Lathering takes place in release. ancestor!"
Ualhnasloe. County Galway, "Plan now to meet old Coordinator for the clan
Ireland. \1i) 9 - 11..1997. friends/relatives, make new gathering is Fiona O'Connor, .
nte�n (' cr,ts planned friends and lake an active ('/O 32 Griffin Road, Galway
:1
be guest Icctutcrs of histori- role in the future plans of our City, County Galway,
cal angenealogical interest, illustrious clan. You can he Ireland. Phone: (011) 35391-
field outings to O' Kelly terra- assured of an abundance of 586385. Fax: (O I I) 35391
tory..i clan hanquet lecturing friendship. goodwill, infor 5t 4342.
-Ireland.. foremost harpist, elation, good food and -
Kippen man loses licence for year
BY ('ARLA-ANN OUD
SSP News Staff
A 2I -year-old Kippen man
was found guilty of an
impairs.: driving offense.
An oificer testified Kes in
Oliver was stopped after 1
a.m. on May 10 in Seaforth.
He failed a roadside screening
test
Two breathalyser tests
administered at the Sealorth
()PP detachment Iuund
1 20ntg of alcohol per 1OOrnI
of blood. said the officer. The
legal limit is KO ing of alco-
hol. -
She testified all the equip-
ment was working properly
and met the required stan-
dards.
In the defence case. Kevin
Oliver testified. saying he told
the police he had two hccrs.
He also testified that. since 2
p.m. he had 'five beers. His
lawyer said the reason Oliver
told police he only had two
beers was because of the
phrasing of questions to which
Oliver was askedto respond.
Auseklis Perkons testified
for the defence as an expert in
rates of alcohol consumption
and elimination. Pcrkons testi-
fled Oliver should have had 0-
29m1 of alcohol per 100m1
blood when he tested at la.m.
based on a range alcohol elim-
ination rates for "seasoned,
social" drinkers.
He said the screening
device picks up elements
other than alcohol which
might alter its reading.
In his ruling. Hunter did not
accept Oliver's evidence and
said. "I am satisfied the
'breathalyser and roadside
screening' machines were
working right."
Oliver was fined $750 or 13
days and lost his license for
one year.
Seaforth Recreation Department
Presents
FURNITURE REFINISHING
('mile out and learn how to bring your old piece of
furniture back to looking brant) new. Carol
Humphries will guide you through the stages of
stripping oft the old finish. then putting on the new
L::tsh You will he ancvcd.
Monday evenings at the Seaton!' District High
School - Shop Room. from 7:00 to 9:00 pm begin-
ning t,utuary 1,. 14117. Registration fee is 3.111 011 To
register please cell the Recreation Office at 527-0882.
WOOD WORKING '
Du you have .1 small project you would like to snake
but don't think you can do it by yourself .lotus
Lansink %'olid be happy to guide you Through 10
weeks of wood working. You can 11(111(1 a bird house.
.1 coffee table. .1 hook shelf or even learn how to
repair those broken chairs properly.
This program is.held Tuesday evenings at the
Sealorth District High School - Shop Room from
7:00 to 9:00 pm each night beginning on January
-7, 1997 Registration Ice is 34500 (materials not
utch1(1(1 Lo register please call the Recreation
Office at 527-0882.
DOG OBEDIE:NCF
%vould you like more nttrul over your (tog" \1'ould
you like your slug to listen to you' Learn how to sit
and stay' 1 tr even learn how to walk at your side
without tripping yen' 11 you have answsered yes to
any of the above questions the Seaforth Recreation
Department will be offering Dog Obedience on
Tuesday evenings at the Sealorth & District
Community Centres from 7:00 10 8:00 pm begin-
ning January 7, 1997. Registration fee will be
345 110 lir 111 weeks Please pre -register by calling
527-0882. Advanced courses available upon request
4
STAYING TOGETHER FOR COUPLES &
SINGLES
This new program will help you learn and under-
stand how to improve your relationship or mar-
riage Learn how to get what you want from your
partner. This program will be intrusted by Brian
O'ReiII , DSW. TB. CRT Brian is a trained facilitator
in this area. Staying Together will be held at the
Seaforth District Ifigtt School on Wednesday
evenings from 8:00 to 10:00 pm each night for 8
weeks beginning January 8, 1997. Registration fee
will be 31;11 00 per couple or 340.00 for singles
Please call the Recreation Office at 527-0882 to
register.
RECREATION VOLLEYBALL
This nun -competitive recreational program is for
the not so serous player that would like a night out
and enjoy a little fun and exercise. Mixed Volleyball
will be held at the Seaforth District High School on
Wednesday evenings from 8:00 to 10:00 pm begin-
ning ,lanuary 8, 1997. Registration feee is 330.00.
Please call the Recreation Office at 527-0882 to
register.
RECREATION BASKETBALL
This non-competitive mixed program gives the
amateur player a chance for a night of fun exercise.
Basketball is played on Thursday evenings at the
Seaforth District high School from 8:00 to 10:00 pm
for 10 weeks. and will begin on January 9, 1997.
Registration fee is 33000 Please call the
Recreation Office at 527-0882 to register.
CALL 527-0882
TO REGISTER
Fire in woodshop
A fire in a woodshop dust
collector forced a two -and -a
half hour evacuation at
Mitchell District High School
on the morning of Nov. 21.
Firefighters found smoke
pouring out of a hopper when
they arrived at about 10 a.m.
No one was hurt. Damage
can't be estimated until the
availability of parts for the
I0 -year-old collector is deter-
mined.
MALc0LM
GRAY
INSURANCE BROKERS
nolit
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• Home • Auto
• Commercial
• Farm
522-0399 Seaforth
1-800-265-0959 Strathroy
or CORRECTION
NOTICE
We wish to draw your attention
to the following in our
'Christmas Countdown Sale'
• flyer
Page 33, Item- 7 - Heavy
Duty Titan Knife, 57-5051-
4. Copy reads - with 15
blades. Should read - with 5
blades.
We wish to draw your atfention
in our current 'Christmas
Countdown Sale' flyer.
We have passed on a greater
savings to our valued customer
by reducing the following prices
on the front page.
Front Page - Jumbo Wrap,
51-7801-0. Copy reads -
2.49 single roll. Should read
:99 single roll.
Page 14 - Conair 1600W
Hair Dryer, 43-8025-2.
Copy reads - Reg. 34.99,
Sale 29.99, Save 5.00.
Should read - Reg. 31.99,
Sale 29.99, Save Now.
Page 23 - 500W Worklight,
52-4080. Copy reads: Reg.
16.99, Sale 12.99, Save
23%. Should read: Reg.
15.99, Sale 12.99, Save
18%.
We sincerely regret any
inconvenience we may have
caused you.
cnote351-96 All Zones
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By appointment only - Sliding fee scale
- 148 Goderich St., West, Seaforth -
519-527-1707
SEAFORTH VETERINARY CLINIC
NOTICE TO CLIENTS
HOLIDAY OFFICE HOURS
OPEN
Dec 24 -- 8:00 a.m -12 noon
Dec. 25 & 26 - CLOSED
Dec. 27 through to Dec. 30 - Regular Hours
Dec. 31- 8 a.m. to 12 noon
Jan. 1 -CLOSED
Jan. 2- Business as Usual
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NOTICE
to Ratepayers in Logan Township,
McKillop Township and the Town of
Seaforth
RE: JOINT MAITLAND VALLEY CONSERVATION
AUTHORITY REPRESENTATIVE
The municipalities of Logan, McKillop
and Seaforth are looking for a ratepayer
interested in serving as their Joint
Representative on the Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority (MVCA) for a
one year term beginning with the
January 15th, 1997 Annual Meeting of
the MVCA. -
If you are intersted, please contact the
Seaforth Municipal Office by Friday,
January 3rd, 1997.
Clerk's Office
Town of Seaforth
72 Main Street South
Seaforth, Ontario
527-0160
Catch a Dream
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FROM 1988. when
they first skated at
the Calgary
Olympics. to their
medal -winning
performance in
LiIlehammer six
years later. Isabelle
Brasseur and Lloyd
Eisler have become
two of the brightest
stars the skating
world has to offer.
In their
autobiography.
Brasseur and -
Eisler show us the
heights and lows
of their glittering
amateur career.
But. more than
anything else.
they reveal how
their indomitable
will and support
of each other -
enabled them to
catch a dream.
To
Catch
a Drewn
t
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1). Proust.'
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