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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 2001-11-21, Page 3111111111=1111111111 - Scott Hilgendorff photos Curling milestones Anna Cunningham looks over a collection of old photographs on display at the Seaforth Curling Club. She and her husband Jim curl in Cambridge now but came back for the club's 125th anniversary event held on Saturday. Huron East's deputy administrator, Brad Knight takes part in the action. Administrator Jack McLachlan, skip, was part of a Huron East team that took part in a curling match -up as members from the past and present celebrated the club's 125 -year history. Washroom destroyed by deliberate fire A washroom facility at the Maitland Valley Conservation Park in Brussels was destroyed by fire on Nov. 7 and Huron OPP are looking for those responsible. Shortly after midnight, police were called to the scene by someone walking his dog and found the 10 foot by six foot building engulfed in flames. The fire was put out by the local fire department but no value has been set for the loss of the building. Anyone with any related information is asked to call the Huron OPP or OPP report Crimestoppers. Guns stolen from Hulett business Two rifles and a shotgun were among the stolen goods taken from Petteplace Heating and Cooling sometime over the past few months, says Huron OPP. The shop on Highway 8 between Seaforth and Clinton has been closed for several months and was recently discovered to have been broken into. Also stolen were kitchen taps, a generator a n d expansion plumbing tools. "Huron OPP are especially concerned over the theft of the guns," says Const. Don Shropshall. Anyone with any related information is asked to call the Huron OPP or Crimestoppers. Cruiser damaged in arrest A 53 -year-old Morris man has been charged with drinking and driving offences and driving with a suspended licence after E*) POLARIS' Pa WWII I Pools & Sports 234 Main St., N. Seaforth 527-0104 Otter good at part kipating Polaris dealers and wbfect to product roadability. Not aramabk to principals and employees of Polaris, racers, goeertrnerN a rental fleet:, and model year 2002 Snow Check Select buyers. See participating Polaris dealers for details, 'Free financing aadable on *proved credN tetougb Polars Card. at participating dealers, and ons at time of sale, provided unpaid balance is paid In MI by first payment due date. financing a►Mabfe to qualified customers subtect to credit approval from Polaris Card. Example: Indy Super Sport IMP S6,399, payments of $96.00 a month at 412.9% APO. Dots not include bar. title. freight, dealer Intonation and setup. Offer valid on qualified consumer Psalm fleaned duiq the promrotbm Perla Offer ext ode: on 120s, as 340s, ICCs. 440 ICRP. 440 Pre 1 liquids, 440 Piro 1 Frs. al EDGE 11,1100 Lis. 144" and tsr 100 RMI Sao aredt Spada, al Straw Check Select IC SP and RMI models with custom options. Indy frontier and '99 and Kix models. Polaris recommends Mat al wuremroble riders tale a Kerning course. Do not attempt mammon beyond you capability. Alanyl near a *Wet and other safely wool. 02001 Polaris In**Ies led. being stopped by OPP in his car on Alexander Street in Brussels. The driver did not stop for police immediately but once stopped, as the officer approached the car, it began to roll backward. It struck the cruiser causing minor damage•. After what police describe as a "brief scuffle," the man was arrested and taken to an OPP office for breath tests which he failed. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Nowinber 21, 2001-3 Sign Language Communication Club with Lorianne Horan, a sign language interpreter at Seaforth Co -Operative Children's Centre, Kid's Club beginning on Monday November 26 from 4 - 5:30 p.m. for children ages 5 - 12 years. Cost $10 per session. Communication club participants will • Master the manual alphabet • Sign a simple dialogue • Be familiar with the basic principles of signing • Understand some aspects of Deaf culture Topics include: colours, people, school, home, clothing, neighbour- hood, health, activities, games, food, animals, transportation, num- bers, environment, nature, occupations, emotions, time, holidays, geography. Nursery School Program enhanced by an Early Introduction to Sign Language Communication with Lorianne Horan, a sign language interpreter at Seaforth Co -Operative Children's Centre, Toddler Program beginning on November 26 from 1:30 - 4 p.m. for children 16 mos. through 2 1/2 years. Cost $47 per month. Advance registration is required for both programs. Call 527-0682 to register. Help us celebrate National Child's Day on November 20 by wear- ing a blue ribbon available at downtown local retail stores! UR•ENT NOTICE Is/was the ongoing closure issue for the SEAFORTH SCHOOLS A FACTOR FOR YOU TRANSFERRING YOUR CHILD/CHILDREN TO THE SEPARATE SYSTEM? We are trying to get an accurate count of the number of students at both elementary and secondary levels that have left the Avon Maitland School Board. We desperately need to hear from you! Please call NOW at 527-1857 or 527-0521 or return thls ad with comments to Box 1221 Seaforth ON NOK 1W0 Please sign your name and indicate number of children in elementary & secondary schools. SMARIRISK presents We could not have done it without you! Due to our overwhelming success, Safety First Huron Perth would like to thank our generous sponsors and the many volunteers: Ministry of Transportation of Ontario Saf-T Cab Inc. Perth Huron Insurance Brokers Association Burke's Knechtel Gordon T. Montgomery Limited Optimist Club of Clinton Laidlaw Transit Huron County Children's Aid Society CKNX AM 920 Innerfit - Gabe Delbianco CKNX FM 102 Pletch Electric Wescast Industries Inc. Teeswater Knight Riders The New NX North Huron Recreation Department F.E. Madill Secondary School South Bruce Trail Groomers Huron County Health Unit Canadian Red Cross Keil Insurance Group North Huron Trail Groomers Howson and Howson Ltd. Wingham Mini -Mart Huron County Federation of Agriculture Tim Horton's - Wingham Belmore Chamber of Commerce Land O'Lakes Inc. Grand Bend Lioness Wingham Advance Times Exeter Fire Department Reavie's Farm Equipment Clinton Kinette Club Exeter Lions Club Royal Canadian Legion - Seaforth Howick Optimist Club Huron Bay Co-operative Huron County Abate Moving Towards Wellness 1 & T Murphy Limited Lewis Flowers Goderich District Collegiate Institute Wingham & District Snowmobile Assocation Knights of Columbus - Wingham North Huron Wescast Community Complex Avon Maitland District School Board - Transportation Department EXTENDS THANKS to the following Homeowners Gary Betties Allan & Karen Carter Ewens Hall (Fred & Marcia Leitch) Marlen & Jane Vincent Hugh & Bernice McPherson Northside United Church Upper & Lower Narthex Sanctuary ' Decorators Hearts & Flowers (formerly Hildebrand Flowers) Forbes Flower Magic, Seaforth Nifty korners, Seaforth Melanie B Floral Designs, Sebringville Floral Treasures, Mitchell Stewart Acres Brenda Campbell & Ken Papple Donors of Door Prizes Hearts & Flowers (formerly Hildebrand Flowers) Jeff Henderson Carpentry Culligan Real Estate (Maureen Wildfong) Advertising Sponsors Tony Arts Financial Investments & Insurance Advisors McKillop Mutual Insurance Company Peak Four Seasons Realty Ltd. Stratford Memorials Ltd. Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home Marian Pullman Better -b -Baskets Shewans Ornaments, Dublin Media Focus Huron Expositor The Citizen The New PL The New NX CKCO TV . CKNX Radio Wingham Mitchell Seaforth Cable TV Appreciation is also extended to: Archie's Service Centre Artech Signs & Graphics Box Furniture Cavan United Church Jeanette Connolly Culligan Real Estate (Maureen Wildfong) Knechtel Seaforth Food Market St. James Catholic Church Vincent Farm Equipment Ltd. Winthrop General Store A special thanks to committee members, ticket captains and the willing volunteers who made this event happen. Courtesy of Peak Four Seasons Realty Ltd. •