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Nursing home residents entertained
A Mary !clary Cbeietoaas to you
ban ovarytme at UMW* lined
Sada* Humor sesidsale bum Wen
very ki•••te * bars .ray
bosidatul in e
Ibis past week.
1 Jtatar* Luba astd �c�orlt
let ldoadsy cve+aieB
dengue: pup of yatrttplers
dt lighsed everyone with their carni
Mrs. Thomas Grade Silt
doss 6tn Saeforth Public School
favored anatomy sallsirc'al tlttrtrtbars
as well as a skit "ills Plight adore
Clarimmer. The Hoesartalt Quer
Seaforth Manor
Nursing Home
tram Lite C' MCKIM Dimer
to Chaim pomaded a wendetrbrl
diorama of tssi mieal aerssbess ac-
snp a ted by two pearfitrye+cs-
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Kings Harbasbop Quenet was
oausumtbag as it bw iuonizxd to the
deiigjt at evaryore. Whet a May
emelleat shote its was.
Wednesday nitrates all is
reaideses seieirad . the living
room to apes gilts boss "A-
". Sedan'* gifts will be
(aimed Chrism morning. Rev.
Sloss comforted "Crramailair acid
- tvct" earwax. 7l inks to Hes-
ncura Bsuss. ,Dtoartit: Smolt aid
dub McMillan for ammeing.
1lmnrday nursing 1i. ''
c;r> & 4 ccs horn SL James slides
tamed wadi a Ctrs Casabas
Programs
Vuiree r Ladies aim rained kills
a Bingo sell a Euchre cis wadi so
eve yore eras Int miry kung.
Friday ahem= a b-- Cbsiesuisa
Movie was enjoyed.
Gaming Eveser PJ.
December 27 at 7 baa. mad New
Yeas Eve Dome arab Gladys Vs
Epnardaid fir Note - Drocxaber
Thief robs Brussels Variety Store of tickets
BREAK ENTE* AND '1HLE1
Overnight 0o December 11 and
12, 1990, a thief trate am tie
Brussels Variety more and stole 2
Celebration Loco tickets, 15 books
of W intario, 10 Provincial tickets
and 30 Scratch and win tickets. 1n
addition to these, 1 bundle of
returned winning Lao tickets wcie
stole, these were stamped with
stock 133-133.
THEFT FROM VEHICLE
On Monday January 29, 1990 a
vehicle owned by J DJ S Mechanical
Ltd.. was damaged and the fol-
lowing items stolen. 1 - Ridged
CRIME STOPPERS I
1-800-265-1777
Model 400 power tool, was a metal
colored unit p.uuted grey and the
vice chuck is cracked. 1 - V8"
Makita power drill, marked on the
side J DJ S and Gigs. 1 - Makiui
cordless drill, serial plate removed
and Fog marked on the side. 1 -
Milwaukee sawsall with JDJS &
Gigs marked on the side. 2 - 18"
pipe wrcructues, matte *catgut t -
small arch set anam red i• red
plastic case. A quantity of Ridged
drop head dies and a variety of
hand toots.
BREAK ENTER AND THEFT
Overnight of September 25. 1990
a thief or thieves aliened the
Goderich Memorial Arena and
staid* 1 - Teci sic model SL -P150
CD pies. said • AA* 7t 247. 1 -
Tadranr model ST -040 titer,
serial 111;06V17A090. 1 - Technic
model RS -T230 double bay mem
player, semi a FY81_ 13B 123.
U you have inionsation about Lilts
or any altar crime aII CRIME
STOPPERS OF HURON COUN-
TY, 1.1911-22S-1777 nerd you will
be digibie a roaave a reward of
up to $1,000. You will neva have
to reveal your tare nor appear in
court. Remembes Crime doesn't pay
Crime Stoppers Does
OATI urges long term federal funding
The Ontano Agricultural Training
Institute (OATI) wants a commit -
mast from the federal government
for long-term funding of farmer
training programs.
"Fanners are living in an ever
changing environment that demands
constant upgrading in farm business
management skills," said OATI
Board of Directors' Chair Nancy
McGill in a presentation to the
federal task force on farm finance
and management in Toronto on
December 13.
"We need a national farm
management training program that
provides long-term fending to
generate effective courses which
will develop and enthusiastic
training culture and enhanced farm
management skills in Canada's farm
community," said McGill
All areas of farm management
need attention, she told the task
force, but stressed finance,
marketing, human resources and
production economics as the areas
of most urgent need. Programs
should be available to all farm
family members and employees
"because effective business
operation requires an informed,
cooperative team."
"The focus of this training needs
BEAUI1FUL SINGING - Students from Si- James School's Grade
4 class sang Chnstmas Carols to residents of Seaforth Manor and
Retirement Horne Decernber 20. Oxford photo.
to be on participants being able to
DO- what's needed is participatory
training," she said. `The most
useful causes are the ones where
farmers make the decisions regar-
ding the topics, style, location. 1
believe that OATI, with a farmer
Board of Directors, is well
positioned for this role in Ontano,"
said McGill.
OATI's mission is to enable
fanners to be willing and able to do
things they were previously unable
to do, by providing small group,
hands-on courses in rural corn-
mutitics across the province. "Such
effective training courses will help
Ontario Farmers manage their ever-
changing environment," said
McGill, "but federal long-term
funding is a must if such needed
programs are to continue," she
stressed.
The Ontario Agriculuual Training
lastitute is a non-profit Corporation
established in 1989 by the Ontario
Fedeaation of Agriculture in
on with the public, private.
cooperation
profit sectors of the On-
tario agricultural community.
Knights of Columbus hold
annual ladies night
Home with Joe 1?CliUI the
weekend of December 16 - 17 were
Daniell Eckert and friend Dona
from Ban -ie. John Eckert and friend
from Toronto, Shawn and Heather
Eckert, Owen Sound, Shirley Van
Loon from New Market and also
Mike and Mildred.
Mark Pelting, a student at
Mohawk College, Hamilton, called
in to visit his grandparents Don and
Eileen MacRae on Monday, on his
way home to spend his Christmas
vacation with his parents m
Meaford.
John and Barb Canning, Toronto
were home this past weekend with
Joe Eckert.
Ole Annual Ladies Night of the
Knights of Columbus is being held
ANNA'S DRESS SHOPPE
SEAFORTH
Bathing Suits, Spring & Cruise
Wear Fashions Arriving Daily
-Dublin
BY EILEEN MACRAE
345-2842 or 345-2140
on 1 hursday, December 20 at K of
C hall. Prize winners of the 4th
degree ICC. draw will be an-
nounced next week, as at press time
this draw has not yet taken place.
Santa Claus will distnbutc an ex-
change of gifts and a bountiful meal
will be served by K -C members and
music for dancing by Mozart
Melody Makers.
A Happy and Healthy New Year
is wished to everyone.
&Ow. •C.a.e..ame•
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Cheese Gift Baskets
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relay and friends
Desserts
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Thank you for your patronage In 1990_
We look forward to servin • you in 1991!
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