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In some of the smaller villages like Dublin
approval for erecting the signs lies with the
Ministry of Transportation and Communica-
tions but in larger towns like Seaforth the
municipality has control over the stretch of
highway going through the town.
Reminders of our history will soon be
erected at both the east and west ends of
Seaforth. Seaforth council approved the
purchase of four signs marking the Huron
Road and its opening in 1828.
The signs are the design of the Kitchener
LACAC group and are being offered to
municipalities along the Huron Road now
named Highway 8 from Kitchener to
Goderich.
The artwork on the signs is gold on navy
blue background with the name and date of
the opening of the road and the head and
shoulder silhouette of the three key figures,
instrumental in the settlement of the area;
John Galt, founder of the Canada Company
which charted and sold the land in the Huron
Tract; Tiger Dunlop, Warden of the Forest,
who Cut through the forest laying -down the
first road and Col. Anthony Van Egmond,
who improved the road to help speed up
colonization of the area.
The Kitchener LACAC group is also
preparing a pamphlet to assist tourists in
following the Huron Road and relating some
of the history behind it.
Walter Armes, member of the Seaforth
LACAC, said the group. hopes other
municipalities will put up the Huron Road
signs and then get together and publish a
similar pamphlet for this area.
The signs cost $73.12 for four (front and
back mountings for the two sign posts) and
will be erected mid September.
Justice minister visits Huron -Bruce
Justice minister Donald Johnston has not
seen the results of polls reflected in people's
attitudes in his tours across Canada.
The man who attained national attention by
being the "third man" in the Liberal
leadership convention stopped for a brief visit
in Goderich on Aug. 22.
He and an`entourage of aides landed at
Goderich airport and were met by Huron -
Bruce Liberal candidate Bruce McDonald and
party faithfuls Howard Aitken and Jean
Adams of Goderich and Jack Horan of
Dublin.
The group headed for the Bedford Hotel on
The Square in Goderich to be met by about 30
Liberal party workers.
Mr. Johnston, appointed justice minister
in the John Turner 4overnment, said the
Progressive Conservatives under Brian Mul-
roney "may have peaked too soon" in this
campaign and the Liberal will yet come out
victorious.
He said he hasn't seen the Tory lead
reflected in polls in his tours across Canada.
Mr. Johnston admitted that the Liberals
have made some mistakes in government,
but "we've done a lot that we can be proud
of."
The itinerary for the federal minister for
the day was to have included a flight to
Kincardine, But, Mr. Johnston had to cut
short his Goderich visit in order to travel by
car to Kincardine, because fog was rolling in.
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 29, 1994 — A11
HERITAGE SIGN—Seaforth's deputy clerk signs soon to appear on Highway 8, the old
Luanne Phalr holds a replica of historical Huron Road. (Hamilton photo)
SHORT SHOTS
by Evelyn Kennedy
Do not ignore a person who is talking to
you. Listen to what they say. To pay little or
no attention is not only rude but shows a lack
of refinement.
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Robots are taking over. Now they're going
to help us drive cars. A Japanese motor
company have said that in one month they
will introduce a car with manual transmission
in which a robot will work the clutch and shift
gears. It sounds as if they think car drivers do
not only not want to walk but are also so lazy
they do not want to bother shifting gears or
operate the clutch. Would it not be better to
have a robot in charge of speed, to keep
within the legal limit. With that kind of robot
control we wouldn't have so many reckless
speed maniacs on the highways.
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We daily hear and read, of sexual abuse
that are horrifying. A federal study has come
up with an estimate that half of all females
and one-third of all males have at some time
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What makes it worse is they were victims of
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Do you know why T.V. is like an infant?
Because, unless you have a remote control,
you have to get up and change it so often.
Hair dryers can be dangerous. Never use
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water. Boys and men from age five months to
52 years and girls and women one to 76 years
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Coach*Glen SSather• of Team Canada says
the team must get back to basics if they are to
win the Canada Cup Tournament which
begins Sept. 1. They did win two of the
Canada -U.S. exhibition games. He said the
players need more emotional involvement.
All out performance from all the players, not
from two or three, they must play as a team,
said Larry Robinson veteran defenceman.
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Millions of Canadians suffer from lower
back pain. Most recover with little or no
medical treatment. Dr. Hamilton Hall,
assistant professor at the University of
Toronto said, "Spontaneous recovery is the
rule rather than the exception." A professor
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