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Crafty shopping
Shopping in the family. Wilma Oud, left, looks on
while her daughter, Annie Blom, checks out some
of the.. crafts at Queensway. Retirement and Nurs-
ing Home's annual Craft and Back Sale in Hensall.
Oud is a resident of Queensway. All proceeds 'to
towards work done by the Queensway Auxiliary
and Residents Council.
E+rSer TNnee.Advocate
In the News
Residents form
committee to Reel Time B&E and fake.
bills
Wednesday . 4i-,vember 4. 1944x
Improv e water quali
. ZUftl(:H — Residents in a Hai 7 wp. waters
will guide a project to impruve.water Quality.
Sixty people attended a public meeting on ()et
in Zurich to identify environmental issues in
Hay, St. Joseph. Zurich watershed.
Ausable . Bayfceld. Conservation Authority.
sources technician f)
Morluck writ, pleased.
the meeting.
, "People, seemed genuinel4:
enthused . it shows. they -
care.,' he told the .7'-A.
Most people at the meet-
- DAVE MORt.00K uig were Lakeshore ret,-
RESOURCQ TECHNICIAN idents and the rest were
farmers, and Zurich res-
idents. according • tt► Mor -
gee edy on Om. 25
EXFThR — One or more video game fanatics got
ty7'he London OPP said thieves. made .off with a large
qu.nun of videogames from Roe! Time 1'ido ° on .Main
heed • Si, Exeter. after a break-in.
In other OPP news, two counterfeit 520 bills were
. 27 passed at .vaJu-matt in Exeter on'C)ct..27. The bills
the have serial numbers PS1%'l 30034.9 and .4043496S5.The' OPP advises .thus*. who handle money to , loOk
reg- that if a the% come• across a bill that looks suspicious jp
ave phone their nearest ,OPP dettu lune,nt.
with
"The door's open to
.anyone who wants
to get jnvblved "
luck • •
Four people niade presentations un watershed
planning and' local water quality: John Fitzgibbon
and Shelley Bonu'-Geluk of the tiniversity of Guelph
EverNtt.Thdde:r._of=theTHuron--C:c►urit} ,Finvirbntnentalr
Farm Coalition and John Gillespie of the St. Joseph's
Cottage association..
In round table discussions, participant!, identified
issue'; tit concern in the watershed. Morlock said the
issues included lake bacteria, the Zurich lagoons.
• septi! system problems and failures. raising. aware-
ness. manure run-off and drinking water quality.
Six . people volunteered to ire. on a steering ront-
niittee fur the• communih project. The ABCA will
provide technical direction but wants the_projec:i to
be "community based."
• "We- would like the group to be as well balanced.
as possible..' Morlock said. "The. door's open to any-
one Who wants to get involved."
Interested people can call the ABCA at 235-2610
for more information.
The steering committee will meet on Nov. 16. .
Shoppers in Hensall, .Grand Bend, Lucan, Exeter win first of five pr1Zes
to be won in the Sears "Wish Book Con
in the Wish Book'stest
The biggest customer contest
y _ 45 year history i !S�ARS
FI NSALL ..Oct 28/91+ - Charlene Spey- of
fire Sears Catalogue retail store presented
Sears .catalogue shopper.Marlerte• Grugench,
Zurich the first winner in the retailer's biggest
contest ever. the Sears "Wish Book Contest"
with a Black and Decker Breadmaker. The
prize is worth approximately 5179.99 retail.
GRAND BEND . Oct 2,8/98 - Peter Halst of . LUCAN. Oct. 28/9F - Ann Marie Rileyof the, • E -
thc• Sean Catalogue retail store presented aL f �K Oct
Sears Catalogue retail store presented Sean ret Inn Barnes e the
Sears catalogue shopper Sheila Brooks, Sear; C ataluguc retell store presented Sears
Grand Bend the first winner In the retailers catalogue shopper Penny Sheeefelt. Lucan tiic ,
first winner, in the retailer's
catalogue ur shopper (herr! Uenuninte
biggest contest ever. the Scar. •'Wish Book biggest t unrest p f
ever: the Sears •'Wish Book Contest" with a Ira ten the Bread Maker or behalf of }'rad
Contest" with a Black and Decker , chambers of Mrssrssaut;a, the first winner in
Breadmaker. The ack i5 worth Black and Decker Breadmaker. The prize is the retailer'; biggest ,
worth approkiniatele $179.99 retail. t !gest wntest ever. the Sear,
approxunatel $179.99 retail. **Wish Book Cuntesr" The prize is wort!;
These• are the winners of the 1st,
Seam. will give over y, n es nationwide worth draw and 4r morenure lan $1.5approximately and feted
pries n i be drawn until Christmas ballots are in your Sears catalogue
"Over the next few months.. 1 will have the honour of presenting prizes to sixteen more local ears fleets:
million ft:urn October Alio December 31, l yyEi. '
thanks fur shopping fronts.. Sears catalogue situ
Evert one of the 1,b42 Seam, cataluguN " g peers," said S ir,.Haist; Kile and Barnes. "ibis is our w
catalogue locations in Canada will draw a winner about every two weeks for a total ui five Winny or dr `'f saving
of y,y' o catalogue shoppers wit hair won a prize by the end of the year. The prizes i.. . e
of 9, 10 caanos fool set plus ll acv*. "1 uw> include, ladies 14K ors. that's 1,842awinners per draw 99twnwrde A grand lural
Playereworth approximately tp Hyat" Radiant Heater worth•approximatel} $199.98 retail, a Black b, Decccer Breadmaker, worth
$ l Uy.UU retail or a Sears $IOU martens wear merchandise certificate gold diamond stud earrings worth approximately $149.99 retail, Craftsman ; (,_
D.
On January wort8, .1.999, -Sears will select six grand prize winners from sive regions, frurn across t,cgrduce wort approximately $179ppro 99 retail, y 1 8 tai
Cruises, including round strip airfare Brum deed prizes nearest rnaiur Canadian stews tate plus 6Qlul lucky Winne sa r willta c aau se en.dat ka Caribbean
wash or tw onatel
Canada. The winners take d seven day Caribbean c,rutsc sur two aboard PnnBessdfl
s's..Appruximatf retail value of each trip is $8,400. gateway, a standard outside stateroom, onboard meals and entertainment, „char
necessary.
ees Official entry forms will be punted in selected upturning Sears catalogues. All entries
charges and guvernnic-,ret
tree a a ies are to be d
Sears is the largest singlr• 'retailer of general merchandise in Canada. The retailer's catalu deposited to ballot boxes located in the catalogue pick-up locations. No is purchase
Sear almost t percent ui die re(a l households. Sears merchandise
Canadphone T err for placing
is the only general merchandise catalogue in the country. Sears catalogues can be found ;n
receivt 4 more than 18 'nation taus each year. P acing catalogue orders, 1-800-26-SEAR5, is the must frequen y called 1-800 nut,iber in the c
'spa NEXT DRAW country,
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