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Regional science and inventor's fair to be held in Seaforth
HURON -PERTH - Public
viewing for the Regional
Science and Inventor's
Fair for students in Huron
and Perth Counties will be
held in Seaforth on April 7
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TOWNSHIP OF USBORNE
Sandra Strang, A.M.C.T.
Clerk -Treasurer
at the Seaforth and
District Community
Centre. The awards cere-
mony will be held imme-
diately following the pub-
lic viewing.
The chairs of the Avon
Maitland and Huron Perth
Catholic District Schools
Boards, together with the
directors of education
from each of the district
school boards, will be pre-
senting awards to the win-
ners of the Regional
The Times -Advocate urg-
es our readers to use
caution when sending
money for business op-
portunity or employment
advertisements. Be cer-
tain you are dealing
with a reputable compa-
ny before releasing any
credit card information.
Remember... if any ad-
vertisement sounds too
good to be true, it is.
Science and Inventor's
Fair competition. Top
prizes will be awarded to
six students who will . rep-
resent the region at the
Canada Wide Science Fair
to be held in Edmonton
later in May.
The fair will be held in
the Seaforth and District
Community Centre, locat-
ed at' 122 Duke St. in
Seaforth.
Participating students
will be involved in a _sci-
ence challenge program
for the half day they are
not being judged. This
program is put on by OAC
science students from
Goderich District
Collegiate and the pro-
gram will be hosted in the
gymnasium of Seaforth
District High School.
Student projects will be
judged between 10 a.m.
and 4. p.m. on Wed., April
7. During this time the fair
is closed to the public. At
4:30 p.rn. the doors are
opened for public viewing
until 6:30 p.m. The
awards ceremony will
begin at 6:30 p.m. and
last until approximately 7
p.m.
The Huron County
Science Fair and the Perth
Inventor's Fair have his-
torically produced top-
notch student projects
which have been recog-
nized at the Canada Wide
Science Fair. Students
from this area have clearly
demonstrated their sci-
ence knowledge and cre-
ative energies are second
to none.
The Regional Science
and Inventor's Fair is affil-
iated with the Youth
Foundation for Science,
Canada, the primary
sponsor for the Canada
Wide Science Fair. For the
first time this year, Intel
Corporation, sponsor of
the International Science
and Engineering Fair held
in Texas each year, is
sponsoring every regional
science fair across Canada
with prizes related to
computer technology.
Locally the Avon
Maitland -Huron Perth..
Regional Science and
Inventor's Fair is co-spon-
sored by the Avon
Maitland and Huron Perth
Catholic District School
Boards and the
Foundation for Enriching
Perth Huron.
Exeter Legion
Ladies Auxiliary
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Over 150 $1000
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Staffa. WI enjoy lunch in Exeter
NO BUTTS AN
Auction Calendar
Auctioneer Bob Heywood
235-0874
Saturd4y, April 3 at 10 a.m.
South Huron Rec Centre. Exeter
WE have been favoured to disperse furnishings from the
estate of Mr. Bruce Steeper along with additions from the
home of M. Aitkins and others.
PAPTIal. LISTING: includes beautiful 5 pc. Krug
"Saul of n V aple" bedroom suite (as new), teak ext. din-
ing thole v . h 4 chairs, Ig. china hutch and buffet, glass
top wrought iron table and 4 chairs, wooden kitchen table
with 4 matching chairs, excellent queen size, double and
single beds, small maple buffet, old dressers and chests,
antique rocker, wardrobe, 2-3 pc. Chesterfield suites,
colour TVs, coffee and end tables, sofa bed, fridge,
stove, washer, dryer, apt. size freezer, Yorx stereo, a
good ;election of china and glass and collectible smalls
incl. 10 and 12 place settings of dinnerware, depression,
Sovereign pottery, Staffordshire, German and Goebel
pigs, Wade tea figures, oil and older electric lamps, nice
Victorian prints, riding mower, bedding, H.D. power wash-
er, Homelite Weed Eater (gas), electric furnace, working
good; chainsaws, 1 1/4 sub pump, shop vac, 5 ton hydr.
jack, H.D. logging chains, chain binders, 1 ton chain fall,
outboard motor tank, 100 gal. diesel skid tank, hand and
power tools, 2 - ton speed bikes, patio furniture and
much more. 1987 Olds Cutlass Supreme (4 door) selling
as is at 1 p.m. (114,000 kms.)
By Roberta Templeman
CROMARTY CORRESPONDENT
CROMARTY - Mary and
Cathie Elliott hosted the
Marian Ritchie, W.M.S.
meeting at Elliott's home
on Monday. Members
quilted, prior to lunch.
Alice Gardiner presided.
for -the business meeting,"'
opening with a hymn, fol-
lowed by worship service
prepared and presented
by Mary and Cathie Elliott.
Minutes of the previous
meeting were read and
approved. Eight members
answered the roll call.
Gardiner presented the
study book on "Why They
Flee", dealing with pover-
ty, undernourishment,
political and racial prob-
lems, religion and war.
Eleanor Richmond led in
prayer. Betty Lou Norris,
is decorating the tables for
the Good Friday pot luck
dinner and service on
April 2 at 12:30. The guest
speaker will be speaking
on, Sleeping Children -
Around the World.
Staffa Women's Institute
members, enjoyed lunch
out .in Exeter, prior to
their March meeting, host-
ed by Doris Miller at , her
home on March 24.
Joyce Miller presided,
opening with the Institute
Ode and Mary Stewart
Collect. Members were
reminded of a upcoming
quilt show at Exeter
Arena. A donation was
made to the Mitchell
music festival. Staffa
members will set up a dis-
play at Mitchell fair on the
theme Butterflies and.
Birds with Esther Smale
and Roberta Templeman
responsible.
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Sale of Farm Machinery, Tractors, Vehicles, misc.,
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Apr. 7 - 12:00 Noon - Clearing Sale of Excellent 100
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West corner of Exeter.
Apr. 17 - 11:00 a.m. - Clearing Farm Machinery - Ken
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Apr. 24 - 12:30 p.m. - Clearing Farm Machinery,
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Chainsaws stolen
On February 22, a resident from Morris Twp.
near Wingham reported the theft of chainsaws.
The owner advised that someone had entered his
cottage and stole two chainsaws worth $850. The
theft occurred sometime between October and
February. Taken were a yellow 22" Pioneer model
P42 chainsaw and a blue Homelite 22" chainsaw.
Electronic equipment stolen
On February 25 Radio Shack on Main 'Street in
Seaforth reported a theft of electronic equipment.
Between 8:30-8:45 p.m. a male walked out of the
store with two items under his coat. The store'
clerk was busy. with other customers. Stolen was a
Cantel modot A11270 cell phone and a Realistic Pro
63 portable scanner. The suspect is described as
40 years, 6'1 180 lbs. light coloured hair, and
wearing a brown leather waist le h jacket.
Tools stol
A toolbox and tools were sto en from the rear of a
truck on Jackson St. in Brussels on February 26.
The toolbox was grey in colour and the tools were
worth approximately $1,000. They were in a
homemade box in the back of the truck. .
If you have information about these or any
other crimes call CRIMESTOPPERS OF HURON
COUNTY, 1-800-222-8477 and you could
receive a reward of up to $1,000.00.
Remember crime doesn't pay, Crime Stoppers
does.
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