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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1997-10-15, Page 1514 -TMs HURON imposi-OR, cIeliber Is. 19.7 PHOTO BY DAVID SCOTT WINNING BABY - Baby Scott Dolmage, 7 lbs. 1 oz., who was born October 1 at Seaforth Community Hospital, was the winner of a promotion for Canadian Breastfeeding Week. He was the first baby born in the month of October who is breastfed. Pictured here is breastfeeding facilitator Karen Searle, lett, who presented a book to mother Diana Dolmage. Scott is the second child for Stephen and Diana Dolmage. Municipal nominations close CONTINUED from page I Likewise Mike Miller has been acclaimed as HPRCSSB trustee for Tuckersmith, Hensall, Stephen, Exeter, Hay, Zurich, Stanley, Bayfield and Goderich Township. Louise Martin has also been acclaimed trustee for Hullett, Clinton, Goderich, Colborne, Turnberry, Wingham, Morris, Blyth, East and West Wawanosh and Ashfield. NEARBY TOWNSHIPS All six council incumbents were have been acclaimed in McKillop Township - Reeve Ron Murray, deputy -reeve William Siemon and Couns. Fergus Kelly, Sharon McClure, and James S. Ryan. Incumbent Reeve Bill Carnochan has been acclaimed in Tuckersmith. Two candidates are running for deputy -reeve, Robert Broadfoot and Bernie McLennan. Incumbent deputy -reeve Larry McGrath had his name in for councillor but has withdrawn it, leaving four candidates for the three posi- tions: Bill DeJong, Rob McLeod, Paul Spittal and Doug Vock. Three candidates are run- ning for reeve of Hullett TownsL:p - incumbent Thomas Cunningham and challengers Kenneth Hulley and Robert Szusz. Doug Hugill has been acclaimed deputy -reeve, and there are five candidates for the three council positions in Hullett. They are Margaret Anderson, David Armstrong, Bruce Bergsma, Karl McNaughton and John VanBeers. FALL FAiR PARADE - The recent Fall fair wends its way down Seaforth's Main Street in the sunshine. Classic children's story Kim Souch of Seaforth is among those acting in Charlotte's Web, a classic children's story about a spi- der and a pig, to be presented at Blyth Memorial Community Hall on Oct. 25 at 1 and 3 p.m. The E.B. White tale is directed by Blyth Festival board member Duncan McGregor. It is about "Wilbur, a pig lovingly raised by a girl named Fern," a Festival press release notes. "When he becomes a barn pig, he is bored and lonely until he meets Charlotte, a beautiful gray spider who also lives in the barn. With the help of a rat, goose and sheep, Charlotte thinks of a wonder- ful way to save Wilbur from a pig's unhappy fate and ensure him a happy life on the Zuckerman farm." Other area Thespians involved in the production include Anne Elliot, Erin Roulston and Capucine, Teaguen and Zoellyn Onn, all of Blyth, Kaitlyn Knight of Goderich, Kira Stuckey of Wingham and Carol Oriold of Listowel. The play also features puppets, comedy and original music by Arlene Darnbrough of Goderich. Charlotte's Web will also play to school groups, Kindergarten to Grade 6, from Oct. 21 to 25, and Oct. 27 to 31 with two, one-hour performances per day. It follows in the tradition of other recent Blyth children's hits - New Friends, Old Friends last year, Let's Do Munsch in 1995 and Peter and the Wolf in 1994 - pro- ductions which played to more than 14,000 students, teachers and parents, the press release states. SEAFORTH FALL FAIR PENNY SALE RESULTS Milton J. Dietz, Ltd. - 20 lbs. Pumia Pro Plan dog food -winner - Fred Sanders, Vendor; Seaforth Shell- 2x4 litres windshield washer - winners - Kelsey Eckert, Owen Taylor; Seaforth Signs by Paul Haley - teddy bear - winner - Colleen Carter, Clinton; Pete's Paper Clip - jumbo profile & 6 files - winner - Ann Cronin. Dublin; Tremeer Commercial Printers - book 'Story of Seaforth'- winners - Majorie Phillips, Leslie Forman, wall map of Canada- winner - Ruth Duffy, Dublin; Kids Kloze, Joanne Flanagan, Prop. - painting kit - winner • Nathanial Bakker - baking set - winner - Steven Parsons; Hensall District Co-op- winner - toaster • Hazel McNaughton - clock radio - winner - Val Pethick, Walton - smoke detector - winner - Gerald Marlene ; Jean Drager - cnb quilt - winner • Steven & Tara McNall ; T.C. Motors - cry baby craft • winner - Elaine Penner, Harpurhey; Wilson Auto Service - SIO gift certificate - winner - Gerald Martene - Voucher for lube, oil & filter - winner - Stephen Eckert. Bayfield - 10 waste collection stickers - winner - Deb Ward; McIntosh Poultry Farms - 5 doz. eggs - winners - Betty Hulley, Hilda Bach; Doggie Dooze Grooming Salon - $28.00 gift cerfiticate, complete grooming - winner - Renee Nash, Egmondville; Seaforth Sewing Centre - S20 gift certificate . drycleaning - winner - Marion Rose. S20 gift certificate merchandise - winner • Calvin Flood: Tasty -Nu Bakery & Cheese House - $5.00 gift certificate - winner - Cindy Maloney, Dublin; Pizza Train - voucher for one large special pizza - winner - Patrick Kale; Out Back Card Shack - Hook -99 cards & 11 stickers - winner • Sam Butt, 95' • 96' Topps hockey Series 1, 220 cards - winncr - Brenda Topor. 110 cards - Death Mate - winner - Bonnie Beuerman, Blyth; Lois Moore - Angel Cakc - winners - Bob Broadfoot, Brucefield, Eileen Adamson; McKillop Mutual insurance - smoke alarm • winner - Tcrry Henderson. Bayfield, fire extinguisher- winner Ron James, smoke alarm - winner Connie Devereaux; Triangle Discount - personal safety siren- winner - Mary Ann Grobbink, Walton; The Hobby Shop - jig saw puzzle, 1250 pieces - winner - Ena Adams, Miami, Florida; Susan's Sewing. Seaforth - winner - kit-pom pom critters - Margaret Lee, kit -potpourri heart - winner - Isabelle Craig, Blyth, kit - spool doll - winner- Kim Greidanus, Blyth; Robert Tetu, Beechwood Pottery - 2 stoneware mugs; winner - Frederick Conway; Dr. Louis LaPlante, Optometrist - lady's sun glasses & case - winner - Marjorie Broadfoot, Brucefield; Glen Saws - grass trimmer - winner - Tanya Eckert; Investment Centre, B. Douglas Elliott - book 'Garth Turner's 1997 RRSP Guide' - winners - Eileen Pryce, Janice Huntley hook 'You're Worth 11' - winner • Catharine Forster, London; Agri -Venture Inc. - Harry DenHaan, Broker - Corel Word Perfect 7 - winner - Shirley Robinson. Varna; Betty Glanville, Regal Rep. - Regal products - winner • Joan Wood; Jeanette Connolly, Hair Designs by J. C. - gift certificate, European facial(Expires Oct. 31/97) - winner - Ross Ribey; Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home - voucher for $20.00 fresh Thanksgiving turkey from Tucker's Meat Market (Expires Nov. 10/97) - winner - Bernadette Bakker; Dens & Friends, Seaforth - S20.00 gift certificate (Expires Nov. 4/97) winner - Sharon Conway; Sparky's Place Family Dining - S25.00 gift certificate (Expires Dec. 31/97) - winner - Joycy Ribey; Arend & Janny Streuker Poultry Farm - Egmondville - voucher for 5 doz eggs - winner - Chester Finnigan, Clinton; Gary Lawton, Need -A -Sign - $25 corplast sign or $24 towards any other sign - winner - Charlene Townsend; Mary Ritchie, Egmondville - mep's hand knit socks - winner - Agnes Hardy, Goderich; Plant Paradise, Vanastra - large mauve mum - winner - Tim McNaughton, large dark dusty rose mum- winner - Cindy Maloney; Prov. of Ont. Savings Bank - winners - mug & pen - Kris McNichol, Gail Hugill , «2 Seaforth; Majorie Broadfoot - china doll - winner - Ashley Thompson, Brucefield; Main Street Video - child's blue macrame chair with rabbit on it - winner - Eleanor Falconer, Clinton; belong Auto Service, Brucefield - 4 litres anti- freeze - winners - Ken Moore, Harpurhey, Bruce Phillips, London; Hannah Miller - a ha dish holder - winner - Marie Hicknell; Hildebrand Paint & Paper - one gal. white ceiling paint (no exchange) - winner - Laverne Jamieson; Janet's Country Donut Cafe - gift certificate one doz. donuts - winners - Shirley Morrison, Lyn Sandiferd, «4, Walton, gift certificate breakfast for Iwo - Naomi Pryce, Wilma Geddes. Elza's Hair Design - gift certificate cut & style - winner - Fay Albert, Dublin; Teatero Motor Products - voucher for one free oil, lube & filter. Domestic cars or light duty trucks. Includes oil filter & up to 5.0 litres of 10W-30 oil. Valid until the end of Feb. 98. - winners - Julie Evans, Stratford, Tammy Marlene, Linda O'Rourke; Allan Carter, General Insurance Broker - book 'Brasseur & Eisler, To Catch A Dream', autographed by Lloyd - winner - Steven Hook; Seaforth Food Market, Knechtels - S20 gift certificate - winner - Margaret Lamont - $25 gift certificate- winner - Marion Snell, Clinton; Archie's Service Centre; 1991 Collectors set baseball cards - winner - Gail Hoffman, 4 litres windshield washer & cap • winner - Howard Hackwell, Walton; Seaforth Golf Course Ltd. - golf shirt, sire XL (no exchange) - winner - Gary Lawton; Seaforth Horicultural Society - 2 books - Annual Flowers, Growing Gourmet Vegetables - winner - Ed Taylor; Ann Cronin, Beauty Consultant - Aloetin products & gift certificate - winner - Kirk Purdy, Dublin; Stedman's Dave Deighton - game "Let's Get Personal - winners - Debbie Barry, Rob Vanden Hoven; Bee's Ladies' & Men's Fashions - lady or man's sweater size L (no exchange) - winner - Anna McNichol' Anonymous • Mickey Mouse watch - winner - Melissa Spading, Varna, cushion - Betty Rinser; W.G. Thompson & Sons Ltd., Ron Williamson -Assist. Manager - 4 boxes of Thompson's microwave popcorn - winners - Leanne McKay, Deb Ward, Bill Lee; Town of Seaforth - Town of Seaforth game - winners - Art Anderson. Jim Finlayson; Egmondville Store - gift basket - winner - Ruth Feeney; Nifty Komers, Jim & Danica McNichol - Vanessa, Collector doll - winner - Joanna Whyte; Winthrop Store • sweatshirt size L. (no exchange) - winner - Jim Broadfoot; Middegaal Pools - two water woggles - winner - Bill Millson; Seaforth Grocery - box of groceries - winner - Tom Kale; Mary McClure - hand painted china dish - winner - Sarah Moore; Kevlamar Farms, Nancy & Kevin Kale- cinnamon broom - winner - Sharon MacKenzie; Seaforth Automotive Industrial Supply - Coleman cooler - winner - Scott Dalton; The Looking Glass - Back to The Basics shampoo - winner - Paulette Grey. Back to The Basics conditioner - winner - Tanya Shannon, London; Keatings Pharmacy - $25.00 gift certificate - winner - Allan Nicholson; The Huron Expositor - one year's subscription to The Huron's Expositor, Value $34.78 - winner - Marj Anderson, Londesboro; Boussey Beauty Boutique - gift cerfiticate - manicure (Expires end of Jan. 98) - winner - Mark McLlwain, Exeter; Anna's Dress Shoppe - S 10 gift certificate - winners • Melissa Marion, Sheila Dolmage; New Orleans Pizza, Submarines - voucher, 12 pc. chicken pack - winner - Tanya Eckert, Clinton, voucher 3 assorted subs - winner - Rhonda Miller, Staffa, 2 large works pizza - winner . !)nne Murray. Walton; Total Image 11 - gift certificate - 1 shampoo & cut • winner - Jeanette Evershed. gift certificate one manicure & paraffin wax treatment; winter • Floyd Dale; Lynda A.F. Vincent Sales Rep. Downie Mutual Fire Insurance - carbon monoxide detector - winner - Joy Elliott, Blyth; Culligan Real Estate - Maureen Wildfong, Percy Schneider. Doha Teatero & Brian Coombs - set of 3 glaze bowls & I cup measuring cup - winner • Susan Halfpenny; Henry Ziler - work gloves - winners - Steven McClure, Aaron Mere; Grace Corbett, Indep. Beauty Consultant - Mary Kay Products - winner - Ruth Townsend; Seaforth Agricultural Society - 150th Anniversary Plate - winners • Denise Miller, Staffs, hasty notes & 4 mugs - Hekn Nott, Clinton; lane Vincent - one pie - winner - Kim Alcock, 04, Walton; Flower Magic by lean - potted mum winner • Laurene Regele; Vincent Farm Equipment Ltd. - toy delivery truck with 7210 tractor - winner- Barb Liftman; John & Michelle Wilson, Silvercreek Farm - voucher 21/2 doz. eggs - winners - Paye Dalrymple. Connie Devereaux; Cardrw's Men's Wear - S2S gift certificate - winner - Brenda Thompson, Bayfield; Coldwell Banken - free ticket to the Saforth Lions Club 28th Annual Elimination Draw. Ticket to be picked up et Cofdwell Banken. - winner - Wade Holland, Clinton. Seaforth Veterinary Clinic • 40 lbs. Hills Science Diet dog food - winner Floyd Dale; Commercial Hotel, Jason Wheatly - cap- winner • Sheila Diets. Entrepreneurs encouraged CONTINUED from page 13 Community Development The community develop- ment aspect of the Huron Business Centre is headed up by Nichol. "He undertakes projects with Tike -minded partners and develops an environment in Huron County to help foster entre- preneurship," said Niesen, in Nichol's absence. St. oras Anglican Church Jarvis St. Seaforth Rev. Robert Hiscox 482-7861 Service of MORNING PRAYER 9:30 AM Church Services You are invited to attend these area churches CAVAN UNITED CHURCH NORTHSIDE UNITED CHURCH Anniversary Service at Northside 11:00 a.m. Sunday School during service. No Service AT CAVAN 1 First Presbyterian EDMONDVILLE Church UNITED CHURCH Goderich St. W., Seaforth Sunday 1155 a.m. Sunday School during Service Church Services. 11:00 am Minister: Remember our Anniversary Rev. Nicholas Vandermey Service Nov. 2 Bethel Bible Church Meeting at Seaforth High 9:45 a.m. S.S. 7:00 p.m. 11:00 Worship Evening Bible Study Small Group meetings Weekly An Associated Gospel Church St. James` Catholic Church Victoria St., Seaforth SUNDAY MASS 9:00 A.M. Father Dino Saivader ENSALL /STRICT ♦ 0 -OPERATIVE ATTENTION BROILER PRODUCERS You are invited to our Seminar "BUILDING FOR YOUR BEST BOTTOM LINE" WHERE: Goderich Township Hall Holmesviile, Ontario WHEN: Wednesday, November 5 TIME: 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. REGISTRATION AND COFFEE: 9:30 am - 10:00 am * * * * * * * * * * * * * * DR. MIKE JOYCE: Management practices that affect your bottom line. Cellulitis - What is it and how can it be prevented? BRIAN HUGHES: The importance of coccidiostat rotation Pfizer Animal Health strategies, MAPLE LEAF HATCHERY: The importance of chick AND PROCESSOR quality. What is the processor doing with your birds? DAVE IRELAND: Growth promotants - When do they pay? JANET BOYCHUK: Broiler feeding programs - What Bensall District co -Op should you look for? * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Lunch will be served at 12:00 p.m. To reserve your seats; please phone Brenda at 1-800-265-9000 or (519)523-9606 by October 29, 1997. Early bird door prizes (Sunday brunch at Benmiller Inn) will be drawn at 10:00 a.m. sharp!