HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-10-01, Page 18A18 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 1, 1986
Magician g elding claims first prize in 1886
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OC'TOBI R1, 1886
Mr. D.D: Wilson's three-year-old Magi-
cian gelding got first prize at the Provincial
Exhibition at Guelph.
Mr, John Turner, of Varna, has purchased
Mr, Sidney Jacob's brick residence and is
coming to town to live,
On Monday evening last, a Council of the
Royal Arcanum was instituted in Seaforth by
W .D. 7'awse, Deputy Grand Regent of
Ontario, W ,G. Duff was elected Regent for
Seaforth and J.S. Roberts, vice-regent. The
Royal Arcanum is a fraternal beneficial
society, similar in its character to the Ancient
Order of United Workmen, and had beyond
its social and fraternal features, the payment
of $1,500 or$3,000 on the death of a member.
The Rev. Mr. Ballantyne, having accepted
the call from Duff's Church, Walton, his
induction will take place on October 5,
SEPTEMBER29, 1911
Mr. John C, Steele returned from the west
last week, just in time to vote. In order to get
• home on time, Mr. Steele has to do some fast
travelling, and in • order to make his
IN THE YEARS AGONE
connections had to walk a good long distance.
But, this did not deter him.
Mr. Andrew Tyerman, who is verging on
ninety years of age, left a sick bed on electron
day to poll his vote for Laurier and larger
markets. If the Liberals of Ontario possessed
half the pluck of Mr, Tyerman, Laurier and
larger markets would have triumphed by an
overwhelming majority.
Miss Mary Cowan has returned to Toronto
to continue her studies at the Lillian Massey
School of Domestic Science.
OCTOBER2, 1936
Residents on a number of residential
streets in town, annoyed by the racket made
by Starlings, have commenced a determined
onslaught against the nuisance. Everything
from repeated blasts of a shot gun to banging
tin cans in the trees is being tried, with little
success: The birds appear to have won the
battle, if the noise they continue to make is
any indication.
Members of the Seaforth Troop of Boy
Scouts held a treasure hunt Tuesday evening,
with 18 boys taking part. The treasure was
finally located near the post office by Friel
Stewart's patrol.
To the ranks of Ontario's heroines, add
Edith Storey, 23 -year-old M cKillop Township
girl, who, armed with a pitchfork, battled a
1,500 pound bull to save her father's life.
Edith, and her 17 -year-old sister Verna, held
off the bull, which had gotten loose in
barn and was attacking Frank Storey, until a
neighbor could arrive to shoot it.
SEPTEM
'L8, 1961
Swimming awards were presented by
Lions Pool supervisor Hugh Huff, at a
meeting of the Lions Club Monday evening.
Receiving awards were Bill Rowat, Joan Teall
and Monica McCurdy.
Seaforth firemen were called to Egmond-
ville early Saturday, when a fire was
discovered in a chesterfield at the residence
of Clair Haney. Chief John F. Scott said
damage would amount to $400 and included
the chesterfield 'and some damage done by
smoke.
Total entries at Seaforth Fall Fair exceeded
3,500 a preliminary count showed this week.
The weather, however, proved to be too good
and attendance dropped about 500 people
from last year. The high prize money, $8,800,
offered by the Seaforth Agricultural Society,
was a factor in the Targe entry, officials say.
OUR
APOLOGIES
HIGHLAND LASSIE — Carly Price of
Egmondville provided entertainment at the
annual Ciderfest held Sunday at the Van
Egmond House. Mcliwralth photo
Brussels given
$8,088 grant
4414,
"Gremlins
got into
our phone
system"
Ontario Minister of Tourism and Recrea-
tion John Eakins announced $780,000 has
been made available to improve existing
recreational facilities in southwest Ontario
under the Capital Conservation Program.
'"rheprogram is designed to fund
necessary repairs to existing recreational
'Jellifies such as swimming pools. arenas and
community centres." Mr. Eakins said.
"The funds will also help communities
adapt to meet the special recreational needs
of the disabled. the elderly, women and
youth." Mr. Eakins added.
A vz.nety of organizations in southwest
t )ntario v.41: benefit from 100 grants under
this program.
The Ministry ha. allocated $5 million for
new commitments under the Capital Conser-
vation program during the 1986-87 fiscal
year
locally the Village of Brussels was
allocated $8,088 to renovate the bath house at
the Brussels swimming pool.
The Village of II ensall received $10,300 to
renovate the pavillion at the Hensel)
Community Park.
WRONG DATE — Phyllis Cusack, of Main Street South,`'Seaforth, was surprised when she
found the Easter Llly In her garden blooming more than six months before Easter. The Illy,
which Mrs. Cusack received last Easter, was planted in her garden after It finished
blooming
h pr ing
at that time. This Is Its second blooming this year.
Water hazards
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76 41h low net, Ron Hildebrand 68. 5th low
gross. John Wilson. 78. 5th low net, Phil
Iinggarth 70. Gth low gross. Jim Watson 81.
6th low net, I -ank Verberne, 72. 7th low
gross. lamBroome 84. 7th low net, Joe
Aub, 72 Long drive went to Moe Huard,
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