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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-08-21, Page 19POS1TOR, AUOUSt 210 1980 , Attginlf.' • t 4',WinHarr atr THE BIG DECISION—As CarI Borotpa.ofl'HOtIOM, New rYOrK; fortifier p0t0'Ottha)1004ra:.ChriStian Church,,'Wayne.VViggiOsWorth of CI fritOn 'and Rick Fortune of Seaforth : discOverpd. Friday ,evening, Judging a ' bciautvpageanf:Can OP difficult, The trio were officiating at the Vanastra- Tti*pramith Country Fair Queen of the Fair contest. (Photo by EMS) ,J\ AREDPOWER SHOWDOWN Drive our great 84-86 or 88 series 2 +2 Tractors at our FIELD DEMONSTRATION WED., AUG. 27 • 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Con Eckert Farm north of Seaforth 1111 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CANADA SEAVORTH .52/.0120 FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED SfAtOiditi • AYR • r AMBrarifIt • W(X)0510( iii , Outdated, undependable recording equipment at the hospital may be hampering investigationsinto fire calls, said fire Chief Harry Oak in a_ report fromt the Seaforth Fire Committee to town conn cil August 14. According .to the report the tape recordernSed. at the ..hospital to record fire ' calls, has net been recording some " of, the. calls. Chief .Hak waS', Antherl4eri to 'replace,. the ....recording system for an • aPPrOchrtate $2,000. ','We did:get some definite ^ prices," said Mayor John Sinnamen adding that they , averaged $2,165, '"They are gohig 'ahead and ordering it," he said. According to the fire PM- - Inittee report, ,' Senfrtb!' Share Of the total cost WM110 be $616: joint conimittee, met. on Jnyl ,t0study the Seuforth Landfill Site expansion. Two Conttnittee, .ntetaberS who investigated one .huld Site, t* °p ttettOs 4 C not pres- ent o would con- sider the sale ' of '„any portion ofland. , The C71,1i.1.114tee,discuss W41' meet again toative LI Dr. Charles Toll, connel •"Maybe people would agreed to ,the purchase and have more reaped, if it were plaCenlent Of tWe MOrq picnic dedicated," said ' Mayor tables in Victoria Park. , Sinnamon: "Out dedicated -to In th 'r e ul e n What I don't know . „ • The final conce,rt of the -Chamber of Commerce /80 series was given Sunday, August 17. A variety 'pro- gram' by ' local talent was , arranged, 'through Peter Malcolm and M.C.'d by Mr. '- Gordon Wright over a much imPrOVed public address sYSIPPI, After a warm,up by pipe major Pon MacPherson and his London buddies the number S were: Old TYrhe Music -IL WariNick, Brussels BOB & BETTY'S Variety & Gifts ,Seaforth oPen 7 days a week 9 A.M. till 11 P.M. 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Eighty percent of the milk produced in Canada is produced in Ontario and Quebec, he said. However Quebec produces more than it needs and Ontario is short of milk so some of it is coming into Ontario. To have enough nfilk for Canada every farmer producing milk has a quota. he explained. lvfilk produced over the quota has to go out of the country. He talked about and displayed products made in his own company in Mitchell. leaving them for the mem- bers to sample. Mr. Stacey was introduced by Mrs. Anne Agar and thanked by Mrs. J. Keys and presented him with a courtesy gift. This was the Agriculture and Canadtan industries meeting convened by Mrs. J. Keys. Mrs. A. Agar and Mrs. Mary Haugh. Mrs Keys chaired the program and gave the motto "Do we have to grow bigger and bigger?" This was followed with a reading ":tlebt and-Vhe Rural Life Style" by Mrs Keys. President Mrs. Eldon Kerr opened the meeting with a poem. welcomed everyone. and conducted the business The roll call was answered with "name a way to keep our young people on the farm. Correspmdence included a Thank You for donation given to Vanastra Handi- capped centre. Plans were sta or a food booth at S aforth Fall Fair for Thais - y noon (the first day of the fair). Members were extend- ed an invitation to attend a flower show in Legion Hall sponsored by Seaforth Horticulture Soriety. Hostess for the meeting wak.Mrs. G. Mott and lunch was served by Mrs. C. Stewart. Mrs. S. Scott and the hostess. Courtesy rks were given by Mrs. Anne Agar. MASONRY 14.3 k. JANSEN 25 Years Experience Residential & Commercial Specializing in Fireplaces CALL 52741298 FOR FREE ESTIMATES , In a `report from the Fin- meta 'suggestion. [Mee and General Govern- . report from the Arena raent 0461040o, 'Seaf,Orth'S ContMlttee, 130061,40114,1011 clerk ,t re ts s u re r trke s ' was given to :a recent sug7 Crocker, was protnOted from ,`.gestiOn from. the Recreation leVel three: to level fOtir, ' Committee that a Water fM114- ';naalary scale. .The.clerki who Min be placed ; ,Victoria presently earns three Park,, The .committee nosed .$21400, will be promOted, to, that the last ,fountain was $22,Z03, theievel four 1,vage. 'removed lxcause of vandal- b ism " ei „r g ar ett g violin. and B. Jeakinstuitar, _ . win/014m; step d4iiee, „COnnell voted. that deputy- ‘, Because of '.., ,imme.oagree . CinberlYtitt°n:fList?vel' veVUlirPaieb:nentth'Pgdntwfsdidte .with Nelson Zpointe4 as council's before motien,was`made sentative Onthe hospital. •Chicken song by Iton -firook-•„ enshaw of St, Marys, age ,9 accompanied by his mother on-accordiant-Scotch-nurnber Peter Malcolm accOmpanied by Charlie Malcolm ondrum; Step dance by the McQuaid 'sisters. Ann Marie, Madonna and Carol; fife & drum selections bY B. Jenkins and Chas. Toll and a national dance by the newly formed New Dutch Canadian Club directed.and accoMpan- ied by Peter Van Herk of Monkton. Finale • was Amazing Grace played by Peter Malcolm and Nelson Howe on pipes. The national anthem was arranged by Gordon Wright, The kind co-operation of the Town workmen and help from the PUC in keeping the •public address system work- ing was appreciated by the committee in charge. says Dr__Charles Any suggestions as to the 1981 concert program would be welcomed by the sqcret: ary of the C of C. Stoit Thornton. Seaforth. board, due to the resignation of ,councillor Bruce Hoe - Scher. However; his vacant seat on council will not be filled since municipal elect- ions are less than •three months away. • In recommendation made by the Huron County Board of Education, council voted in favor of the quarter- ly . payments of municipal requisitions. Seaforth is one -- of the few councils in agree- ment with the quarterly pay- DRYWALL7 FOR ITIO11,QUALITY • Peter Bakos '— COMPLETE DRYWALL SERVICE 527-1398 • 527-0606 , • "MIRACLE HEALING SERVICE" AT SEAFORTH ORANGE HALL Friday, August 22 • at 7t30 p.m. to be conducted by EVANGELIST GORD-JONES-- - Melding WiltheirYI Spechd Gospel Singing Everyone Wokome BACK SCHOOL Save on back -to school bargains at Larone's in Seaforth between Aug. 21 to Aug. 30. Larone's has been school headquarters of good value for two generations. 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