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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1997-10-22, Page 3( -I PHOTO BY DAVID SCOTT ALL LIT UP - Members of the Seaforth Community Hospital Auxiliary recently gathered at the hospital to prepare for their annual Tree of Lights celebration on Sunday, November 23 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. with the lighting ceremony at 7. Pictured here testing out strings of bulbs are, from Zeit: Marjorie Claus, Maxine Marks, Margaret Manan Lee, Marie Kelly and Ron Drager, who volunteers his time every year for the electrical work for the event. The ceremony this year includes a visit with Santa tor children of all ages atter a shorter program outside by the blue spruce. Children can bring letters for Santa, too. Hot mulled cider and homemade cookies will be available for all. A draw will be held with proceeds going towards the purchase of hospital equipment. People can also light a light in memory of someone or as a gift. Town forms 'tree committee' Council adopted a tree - cutting policy for Seaforth at last Tuesday night's meet- ing, on the recommendation of Works Superintendent John Forrest who had asked for some kind of official guidelines many months ago. The town won't cut or remove any tree from pri- vate property. For trees on town property the policy has two parts. Those that are diseased or damaged to the point that they pose a safety problem to the general public are to be trimmed or removed at Seaforth's expense: Those that are deemed a nuisance may be removed provided a request in writing is received setting out the nature of the nuisance, the request for removal is recom- mended by a municipal tree committee and approved by council. "the person(s) requesting the removal of the tree pay all costs of removal and boulevard restoration and shall provide an undertaking to the municipality guaran- teeing payment," and that the removal is carried out by the Works department or contrac- tor it approves. Forrest and Couns. John Ball and Bill Teall were named to the municipal tree committee. For... • Strong • Stable • Responsible '►'®' Government MONDAY, NOV. 10th... RE-ELECT IRWIN JOHNSTON FOR MAYOR SEAFORTH GROCERY 23 Main St., Seafurth - 527-2044 I' itEt. DELIVERY MON w FW . OPEN THURS & PRI 'TILL8 P.M CABBAGE seedless GREEN GRAPES lb $1.69 Package of 2 - Royale PAPER TOWELS 99 I .89 Ltrr 29` ib. 51.99 HALLOWE'EN KISSES & CREAM PUMPKINS Ib $1.99 Every Wednesday is CUSTOMER APPRQATION DAY Receive 5% D18OOUNT on regular priced items db HELEN JOHNS, MPP is pleased to present... "THE OLDER & WISER PROGRAM" A SEMINAR FOR SENIORS Featuring Presentations On: *Services for Seniors in Huron County *Understanding Prescription Medication *Safety for Seniors - Protecting Yourself from Fraud or Financial Abuse *Healthy Living For Seniors FRIDAY, • OCT. 31/97 9:30 am -11:30 am LITTLE BOWL - GODERICH (use rear entrance to conference room) For more info. please contact the office of Helen Johns, MPP at 1-800-668-9320 or • (519) 235-4920 to - Huron County's Largest Mercury & Lincoln Dealer! sawgzimrswah. jar am , 6ef1 Ford Lincoln Mercury Sales Ltd. Exeter, Ont. All Ford Lincoln Mercury Owners Please take note Eric Campbell Ford Lincoln Mercury will be available to assist any sales or service needs you may require. "See Us For North America's Best Selling Pick Up Trucks" 165 Main St., Exeter, Ontario (519) 235-1380 1-800-561-3079