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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-08-29, Page 166 THE HURON EXPOSITOR. AUGUST 29. 1990 CallPttih or Susan with your News Tips 527-0240 Eckert Council K. of C. raises charity dollars Still heat with high cost, dirty oil' or other expensive heat sources ■ SWITCH TO CHEAP, CLEAN, LOCAL CORN: The original CORN HEATER, DOVETEC, producing 35,000 BTU, which went into production In 1987, was Introduced to Huron County residents last winter Check out the new high efficiency Dovetec Corn Furnace, producing 100,000 BTU or the Dovetec Space Heater pro- ducing 60,000 BTU with low corn consumption CaII the only factory authorized distributor In Huron HURON CORN HEATERS 1-657-9548 or local agents: McGavin Farm Equipment 7-6465 or 527-0245 Richard Lobb Auctions, Clinton - 482-7898 J.P. Enterprises, Hensall - 263-6129 Salverda Bros , Londesboro - 482-3106 or 527-1929 See the Corn Furnace at the HURON COUNTY PLOWING MATCH Near Zurich, Friday, August 31 Keep warm with corn. Seaforth Fall Fair QUEEN OF THE FAIR CHICKEN BARBECUE Seaforth & District Community Centres SATURDAY, SEPT. 15 BBQ - 6 to 7:30 Adults 8.00 Children 12 and under 4.00 TICKETS AVALABLE FROM ANY DIRECTOR OR: 527-1390 522-1300 345-2406 TAKE OUTS AVAILABLE QUEEN OF THE FAIR COMPETITION 7:30 P.M. DidsNo Corryspondent Mss. IAl.KN Macliwa: spa Congratulations to the young couple, Barbara Ann Eckert, dwphta of Joe and Olga Eckert aid ha fiance Brad Canning of Kitchener who were married on Saturday in St. Patr>Ick' s Church, Dublin. Father Tan J amssie celebrated the ceremony. The Knights of Columbus Fr. Stephen Eckert Council held a successful money raising project for Cranbrook Craahrsok Cecrsapsidset IRS. MAC LNG=*, . IA4Mi The sympathy of the colnmunity is extaWed to the wife and family of the late James Bell Murphy who died suddenly on Saturday night. Tom and John Murphy flew from Scotland this week for the funeral of their brother Jim and retuned home on Thursday. Lloyd and Beryl Smith have moved to their new house in Brus- charities at the Zurich Bean Festival cm Saturday . The fug prize of *1,000 was we by Mrs. Barb : of RR Zun * ssocund at was won by Harold .Kraemer, RR 1 Ripley, and grid of *100, was Jaime Bongow* Hama. Visitors with Millie Evans on the weekend ware Mr. and Mrs. Jim Evans and Mr. and Mrs. Colin Pat, as from Toronto. Chad Wolfe, Joey MacRae and Ian MacRae act spending holidays with Grandma Eileen MacRae and Point Farms Pack in Goderich this weak. celebrates gels. They will be greatly missed around Cranbrook. On a recent weekend over 60 relatives and friends gathered at the holrne of John and Pat Engel to celebrate a family wedding anniver- sary and a birthday. Judy Engel and friend from Ot- tawa spent a weeks' holidays w i th lieu family. Eldon and Isabel Wick and son John left on Thursday for their home at Marathon, following a holiday with family members. Sports Committee plans a Walton variety night Walton Correspondent MRS. BETTY McCALL 8876677 Walton area Sports committee held their meeting, August 16 with all members present. In the new business, a variety night was planned for later in the fall. Most of the ball games are over for this season, except for the Pee Wee Girls, who still have to complete a couple of games. Several people from - this area auended the engagement party for Ruthie Thames and John Uyl on Saturday, August 25 at the Blyth Community Centre. Linda Brock won the door prize. Church service resumes this Sun- day, September 2 at Duff's United Church at 10 a.m. September 5 is the joint general meeting of the U.C.W. at the church at 8 p.m., executive will meet at 7:30 p.m. A corn roast was held for the ladies ball team recently at the home of Jo Anne McDonald. JOIN THE FUN LEARN TO CLOG (ADULTS ONLY) The : rry On Cloggers Invite you to a free Open House/ Demonstration on Tuesday, September 11, 1990 at 7:30 p.m. at the Stanley Township Complex, Varna. Registrations will be taken at that time. For more Informa- tion call 482-3141. If you wish to secure a Iif.tim• income from an RRSP or orae interested In other RRSP in- vestments at very competitive rotes col Arnold J. Stinnissen 527-0410 SunLife SEND NEWS FROM HOME BACK TO COLLEGE SPECIAL 8 MONTH STUDENT SUBSCRIPTION MID -SEPTEMBER TO MID -MAV iloOm r 495 r Huron FF'4xpos1tor -.14iik 527-0240 J LOCAL TALENT - The Arrive Alive co-ordinators were in town last week, handing out prizes to local winners in the 1990 Amve Alive poster contest. Receiving awards for their age groups were (front) Carty Price of Egmondville, 2nd place (9-13) ; Niki Phillips, Egmondville, 1st (14-18), Anita Pickett, Walton, 1st (9-13). In back, co-ordinators Jennifer Chettleburgh (far left) and Debbie Gerrits (far right) pose with Steve Phillips, Egmondville, 3rd (9-13) and Adrienne Pickett, Seaforth, 2nd (4-8). Elliott photo. Nolan reunion held at Conestoga Lake beach St. Columban Correspondent MRS. CECILIA RYAN 345-2028 The Nolan family reunion was held on Sunday, August 26 at Wilf and Pat (Nolan) Hartleib's cottage at Conestoga Lake. Those attending were Steve and Anne Murray, Mistie and Dean, Brian Melady, Jr., Dublin; Dean and Donna Cornish and Jenny of Ilderton; Ted and Mary Anne Jan- maat, Marion Cornish of Goderich; Anna Nolan, Clinton; Joe and Helen Nolan, St. Columban; Louis Nolan and Vincent Murray of Seaforth, and James Nolan of St. Thomas. Many boat rides and water skiing trips were enjoyed throughout this summer day. A delicious smorgas- bord and reminiscing followed the activities. Tom and Joanne Melady, Lisa and Danielle spent four days last week with Don Melady at his cot- tage in Huntsville. Brian Melady of Mitchell and Debbie, Sean and Brian Melady and Tom and Joanne Melady, Lisa and Danielle spent Sunday with Ted and OLUTOftJ MOLEWAY Sunday September 2 8TH ANNUAL MOLSON DRIVER CHALLENGE featuring Ontario's Best Drivers 33000. CENTENNIAL PACE BEEF BARBECUE Proceeds going to the C.H.S.S Hockey team Ad- vance tickets include admission to the races Get your tickets from any C.H.S.S. hockey payer or by calls • 482-5548. COME OUT AND JOIN US POST TIME 1:30 P.M. ONTARIO'S FAMILY TRACK Combines to fit small budgets Shopping for a combine to fit your needs and budget can be a frustrating experience. We can help! No other dealer knows combines like we do. Our reputation is built on it. Tom Pollard, Sales Rep., Res: 523-9166 We have many combines and platforms to choose from at low finance rates with convenient payment plans Examples: MF 850 + heads as low as 54733.00 S.A. • J.D. 6620 + flex head as law as 55439.00 S.A. • * payment snl annual with 30% down payment Rememb.r, we always start your combine off in the field and our parts and service departments wiN support you man years after the sale. If that aounda like a good deal... let's talk HUNON TRACTOR Sakes Department Blyth 523-4244 1-800-265-9002 Frances Melady to help celebrate their father and grandfather Ted's birthday. Sister Mary Ecken of Chatham and Sister Margaret Eckert of Strathroy spent the weekend with Cecilia Ryan, and attended the wedding of their niece Barbara Eckert to Bradford Canning on Saturday at St. Patrick's Church, Dublin. Gerry and Karen Ryan and Cecilia Ryan also auended the Eckert - Canning wedding. The Hicknell reunion was held at the home of Frances and Marie Hicknell. People attending came from Cambridge, Kitchener, Belgrave, Port Stanley, Listowel, Dashwood, Elmira and Sarnia. Sister Marietta Delaney of Strath- roy visited with Steve and Agnes Murray on Friday afternoon. Les and Laura Ward of Kitchener and J.D. and Marg Mac Rae, Jenny and Ian of London visited on Sun- day with Cecilia Ryan Ryan Subject of Kitchener spent last week with Gerry and Karen Ryan and family. de de 1 . . . . . . MITCHELL FAIR Aug. 31, Sept. 1 & 2 FRIDAY, AUGUST 31 10 am 1 pm 8 pm 9 pm 10 pm Approx. SATURDAY SEPT. 1 10 am Grounds open to public Crystal Palace & Arena open 12 noon Parade -led by Mitchell Legion Band During the afternoon Pony & Light Horse Show at Grandstand Dairy, Beef. Swine fudging at Livestock barns Step Dancing in the Arena Horse Shoe Pitching Antique Machinery Show & Demonstrations New Machinery display & demonstrations 8 pm The Carlton Show Band -in the Arena (included in gate admission) SUNDAY, SEPT. 2 1 pm Concert by Mitchell Legion Band and guest band Pet Show Pedal Pull -Registration 1 15 pm Horse Shoe Pitching 2 pm Mini Tractor Pull by - CMTPA Event 4 pm Parade of Power 4 30- Pork Chop BBO in Communi- 6 30 ty Hall 8 pm Church Service by the Mit- chell Junior Farmers in Com- munity Hall Miss Ann Marie Allen, guest speaker, collec- tion to "The Food Bank " EVERY DAY Friday, Saturday, Sunday Crystal Palace - Exhibits & Women's Institute Displays Arena - Commercial Exhibits, SChooi Exhibits, Junior Fair. Homemaking Clubs. & 4-H Exhibits. Interesting displays & demonstrations See the Animal Families in 'Down -on -the - Farm.' Campbell Amusements Midway in operation at all times ADMISSIONS: Friday - Adults S4 00, 12 & undo* 51 00. pre-school free Saturday - Adults 55 00, 12 & under 51 00. pre-school tree Sunday Adults 54.00, 12 & under 51 00. pre-school free School Complimentary Tickets good for one admission. Fri . Sat or Sun PASSPORTS (adrift) 58 00 available at a5 MltChwN Banks until closing time Thursday Aug 30 NOT AVAILABLE AT THE GATES Grounds open to Public Crystal Palace & Arena open 4-11 Achievement Day Educational displays in Arena Heavy Horse Show Queen of the Fair Competi- tion in Arena Official opening of 1990 Fair by Perth County Warden Ted Illman, Reeve of Logan Township Crowning of 1990 Fair Queen FUN FOR ALL AT "THE BIGGEST LITTLE FAIR IN ONTARIO."