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The Huron Expositor, 1982-12-29, Page 13DRYWALL KNOWN FOR HIGH QUALITY Peter Bakes Drywall COMPLETE DRYWALL SERVICE 527-1398 • CHOIR—The primary chdir at St. Patrick's Separate School in Dublin entertained at the Christmas concert -last week. Plays and Christmas songs entertained teachers and parents at the concert. (Photo by Svela) WilJ y ! r ew ¥e.rs resolution come true?' by Ttr lit Qa rrihlGW@P A couple of weeks ago wrote a column about how hate green Christmases. Ob viously my wish for a white Christmas didn't come true Oh well, maybe next year I'm sure that we are in fo enough snow without wishing for more. Here we are in a new year. Its time to turn over a new leaf and start fresh. This is the time of year when people make New Year's resolutions and promises to themselves to improve bad habits. Last week you may have noticed that 'Kids Teens and In Betweens and the birthday notices were missing from the Huron Expositor. This is not because the typesetters got lazy. No they're as keen as always. The reason for the missing column was sheer lazihess on my part. Unfortunately I can't say this was the first time my column was not in the paper°. However., 1 don't get lazy too often and most time it man- ages to make it to the office on time. (Better late than never, isn't that true? 1 don't think the editor agrees but she is always nice when Kids Teens and In Betweens arrives, even on a Tuesday after- noon!) If you haven't already guessed. one of my first new year's resolutions for this year is to have my column in every week by Monday unless I have a really good excuse. I'll have to work on my excuses this year! This is just one example of how a person can make a New Year's Resolution. I know a lot of students who can make New Year's resolut- ions. For instance, I think the students of SDHS should Make a resolution not to pick on Mr. Burgess and others "this year, This is a habit we must get out of! Another resolution we should consider is not to sit on the radiators in the front hall. This would relieve Mr. Pelss of a lot of worry! 1 know I am in the large crowd of students who should make a resolution not to struggle into school at three minutes to nine every morning and beg Mr. Scott and Mr. Shaw for a late Slip when we don't make it to class m time. Wc'11 have to work on it. Students aren't the otrfy people who can make New Year's resolutions. Maybe the teachers can get papers and tests marked and handed back to the studen's sooner iii the new year. Another area in which 1 have been terrible in this year is, forgetting my key for the punt box. The ladies at the post' office are witness to the fact. To them. and myself, • • 1 Attention Farmers WE, PAY 620. TO 150, PER HUNDRED WEIGHT POR OLD, RECENTLY INJURED OR CRIP. PLED COWS AND STEERS. MUST BE ALIVE AND DRUG FREE. CALL COLLECT 24 HeS. A DAY 6 DAYS ,1 WEEK MARK LEIS & SONS LIVESTOCK Milverton 595-4845 Serving the area since 1574 • I make a resolution for 1983'to start remembering the key so 1 won't have to bother them anymore. There are lots of New Year's resolutions that can be made by a great \group of people. Take for instance, 'This year 1 will stop smok- inlg....' How many time have you heard people say this?" Sometimes it works but more times than not they continue to inhale the smoke of cigaret- tes or cigaror pipe smoke into their lungs. Oh well. Another resolution similar to this one is the old saying "1'm going on a diet," or "Now that Christmas is over, I'm going to lose ten pounds." I wish it was that easy. 1t seems that on Christmas Day you tend to eat your share of turkey, dress- ing, potatoes, pie, pudding, cookies etc. and you vow that you are going to take those extra pounds off on Boxing Day. No go. We never consider that we will not finish all of the Christmas dinner and there will be left overs. So on Boxing Day and the day after that and the day after that and the day after that we continue to pig out on the Christmas leftovers and those extra pounds do not disappear. No, they increase. 5o on New Year's Day, we sit around vowing to ourselves that we will not eat an excessive amount AWhether we like it or not, a new meal is put out in front of us to feast our eyes on. Just to be polite, we have to cat all of those calories and make the cook and ourselves happy! Don't we? It seems that throughout the year, everytime you start yourself on a new diet, they introduce a new candy bar or brand of potato chips. Well. I'm sure that you can think of lots of Ncw Year's Resolutions for yourself, as t have, There are a lot of people that I am challenging myself Water Well - DRILLING W. D. Hopper and Sons 4 MODERN ROTARY RIGS Neil 527-1737 Durr 527-0828 Jim 527-0775 1 SHIP YOUR CATTLE, and a friend with. We'll just have to see if they pull through. Somehow, 1 doubt it. As you are beginning your 1983 diary, taking your Christmas t4e��and decorat- ions down, laying with Christmas presents, doing homework or practicing writing the new to on cheques_,,.tfrink of ew New Year's resolution for your- self this year. Write there down and when you are taking down your Christmas tree next year read them over. It should be a lot of fun. Happy New Year!! H©ppy Dinhd© • Happy Belated Birthday to Julie Carter who was 7 on Dec. 25 and her grandma who celebrated her birthday on Dec. 22. Happy Belated birthday to Tara bale who was 1 on Dec, .�5. Happy birthday to Susan Dorssers on Dec. 28. Winners named at Lioness club draw The Seaforth Lioness club recently held a draw for an afghan and crocheted dog. The afghan was made by Mrs. Grace Titford and the dog was made by Viola Taylor. Winners were June Coop- er, R.R. 3, Kippen and Amy Horne. Seaforth. The draw was made by Bill Hodgert, president of the Lions club. THE CO-OP. WAY 1 - UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF QNTARIO C STOOK YARDS (4181767-1143 • YOUR U.C.O. SHIPPER IS O'ROURKE TRANSPORT DAVID OR BRYAN Is 345-2913 -,- RESIDENCE - 348-9009 Shipping Day - Every Tuesday Morning .®- tea.®.®.at, .®iAi' . w.J Fund Loo [.Brig b©Q[ ©i r'03 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 29, 1992 A13 raising over half complete. JUNE 9, 1982 Huron County Board of Education trustees have given themselves a $100 a month increase for 1982. The arena fund is'going to be richer, and the public gets a chance to celebrate Can- ada's birthday • besides, thanks to Town and Country Canada Day celebrations sponsored by the recreation committee and Seaforth's Business Improvement Area (BIA). JUNE 16, 1982 Despite councillor Bob Dinsmore's contention that ."if this is enforced word for word we'd have problems with practically every proper- ty in town," Seaforth council passed a new property stan- dards bylaw Monday night. The Seaforth and district community centres campaign is over the half way mark with $302,522.50 in the hands of the committee, Marine Vin- cent who heads the fund raising reported, Wednesday morning. This represents 58.6 per cent of the campaign objective of $516;250.00 he said. JUNE 23, 1982 New Ontario Hydro trans- mission lines won't be going through Huron and Perth Counties. Seaforth PUC agree Thursday to support the O tario Municipal Electrj I Association (OMEA) in .16t opposition to Ontario Hydro's proposed rate increase's. On- tario Hydro is asking for a 54 per cent increase in the next three years and the OMEA and the many PUCs feel that the hike is too high. Seaforth's district landfill site committee is continuing its search for a dump location, councillor Alf Ross reported at c suncil's June meeting. But it's also looking at alter- native methods of garbage disposal. JUNE30, 1982 The second federal budget brought down by Finance Minister Allan MacEachen.in less than 'a year has caused much speculation. Huron MP Murray Cardiff said his office is still sorting things out, "it takes a while to digest the budget." He said the amount of borrowing the government will have to do is approximately $18 billion. We 'announce the sale of the Huron Expositor to Signal Star Publishing Ltd. of Goderich, effective at the close of business, June 30. Signal Star Publishing has also acquired the Brussels Post and The Blyth Standard. For the time being, the commercial printing services will be continued by McLean Bros. SEAFORTH 1EWELLERS • Ilq 1)11.1sIONON WA I('fll 5 11-Av 10 1 1 I0 I, 1N1- (Inti•A iitFlti IYilt l \'I 115 0(•('•\SII)N' All 1 ‘. Ise• , rtl Rc•ha1rs, Phone ti 2-1-0270 1K„illop . 'Township's council char:etget's in Win- throp were full Tuesday night with ratepayers objecting to two new gravel pits being approved in the township. McKillop has received two -applications for an official plan change to permit the pits; if it recommends the change to the country planning board, the board will consider it and take' a recommendation to county council. WEDNESDAY, JULY 7 The July deadline for sewer hookups has passed with 70 homes yet to be connected, assistant clerk Ruth Sauve informed Brussels council at their regular meeting on Monday evening, July 5. Following a six month wait for a new dentist, Brussels residents can relax and reveal their bright smiles. Dr. Bi'll and Claudia Spink were wel- comed to Brussels at an open house on Monday evening at the Medical Dental Centre. When municipalities need, to find solgtions to tough problems, like Seaforth's re- quirement for a new dump, a phenomenon called' NIMBY" surfaces, NIMBY means, according to engineer Burns Ross, "Not In My Back Yard" and it's most people's immediate' reaction to the search for a dump site. , WED. JULY 14' A delegation from Tucker- s, smith explained the town- ship's request to help with its Vanastra Recreation Centre projected at $40.000 1982 deficit to Seaforth council Monday night. Concern by increased van- dalism in Seaforth, the town's police committee has asked the local force to "increase their surveillance." Local employees of Genes - co of Canada Limited will be seeing more sunshine this summer. Due to slower business, the company will be taking awn extended vacation this year, starting Friday, July 9. WED. JULY 21,1982 Putting all his technical skills together, Jin'i Daly- rymple of Egmondville is in the midst of restoring a log house. A sparsely attended public meeting on Seaforth's pro- posed downtown Heritage Conservation District turned down what Huron planner, Roman Dzus called a "cheer- leading session" to some- thing a little more controver- sial last Wednesday nicht. The hamlet of Egmondvillc has. been presented with a new park by Vera Pierce of Sun City, Arizona. The park is located on the south end of Egmondville on Bayfield FOR YOUR HOLIDAY FEASTING!! Fresh Baked BREAD * ROLLS PASTRIES DONUTS * COOKIES . MINCE MEAT PIES. .DELUXE FRUIT CAKES . We have over 60 varieties of Canadian and Imported Cheeses "FRESH OFF THE BLOCK" fTN®.L111ca'A!.®reri -,vi ad®1•a®'0/,.aD®moo 4 - so May yourrgood fortune over- flow with love and success. We look forward to serving you in the coming year. TASTY NU BAKERY & CHEESE HOUSE 527-1803 - Seaforth Street and Water Street, The park is 165 feet by 330 feet. • Miss Pierce is the daughter of the late Emma Mae Pierce. nee Quinlan whose home once stood on the land. WED. JULY 28,1982 Pam Soontiens began f working at the police station in the first week of December 1981 as a part-time secretary, but in March she was sworn in as a special constable. Tuckersmith Township council is interested in having Union Gas supply natural gas for heat at the Vanastra recreation centre, especially for the swi mi ' pool and to serve any 'residents of the hamlet who might like this form of energy. WED. AUGUST 4,1982 Anne and Bob. Ste. Marie and their five children of RR4, Seaforth have opened their home for farm vacations and joined the Ontario Vacation Farm Association last year. Siding and., roofing . is ex- pected to go up this week in the new $1.4 million Seaforth and District Community Cen- tres building, north of the old arena. WED. AUGUST 1.1, 1982 The Van Egmond Foun- dation is joining forces with the Seaforth BIA for Ciderfest '82 scheduled for September 25 and 26th. The dual effort of the two committees should create a,ower-packed week- end of festival activities to attract the largest number of visitors to Seaforth and Eg- mondville in the seven year history of the Ciderfest event. Originally housing a hotel stable, the property on the north side of highway 8, just east of the Queen's Hotel, has turned full circle and has been reinstated for its ori- ginal purpose. WED. AUG.16,1982 Architectural planner. Nicholas Hill and six students involved in the painting and cleanup project by downtown Brussels, attended the regu- lar Brussels council meeting on Tuesday, August 3. The purpose of the delegation was to inform 'council of progress of -the 11 week project. Friday evening, Seaforth police department responded to telerthone calls from the Commercial and Queens' Hotels, each reporting a SURPRISE VISIT—Joey Staples age 2 of Dublin received a surprise visit from Santa last week together with his sisters Angela, age 4 and Jenny, age 8. Santa was 60 with bags of goodies for the children of Dublin. Joey' is. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Staples. (Photo by Svela) usiness Dir�ctory bomb threat. Former Seaforth physician, Dr. Charles T. Moyo, 52, was unable to appear in Goderich provincial court on Monday, August 16, concerning a series of drug charges. Please turn to page 15 MUFFLERS lniite'Wgr1d oa= Mufflers guaranteed aslong a', you ,swn the car SS \t OR Til \1111 ()Rh I ID, • 52"00111 • CARPENTRY J&J Carpentry •Concrete Forming and Finishing •Framing •Drywall •Roofing •Cabinet Making Jahn Ryan 527-1520 7 OPTICIAN DnvId-Th longstoff Ltd Optician t, n' Main Si . S° al, rlh DPI IMF 1kt Is SNI) OPHTHALMOLOGISTS Prescription@ Filled Prompth WINTER HOURS: Mon:. Tuck . Thurs . F'rt a 530 Saltirda 9 12 closed Wednesday COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE. 527.1303 J FLORIST--, rHildebrand Flower's 15 Main St. Seaforth Office 527.0555 Res. 527-1784 Complete Floral Service with a personal touch. /I PIANO PIANO TUNING o Repo ,s o Trb., Id ' q • Revs 2eco+r•ed • °Jmmric Choses BRUCE PLRSIFER 3489223 M +!hell SEWING 7 SEWINGMACHINF\ SUPER MARKET Over 100 machines on display Service to all makes Sales- WhNa, Ern•. Husgvarna lots ()fused machines from 139 95 SEWAND SAS( CFNTRF LTD 149 Downie St 12 doors south al Hudsons I Stratford. 2-1.9160 "'FUNERAL HOME - Whitney - Ribey Funeral Home • CEMETERY MONUMENTS ROSS W. RIBEY DIRECTOR 11- (,odrri h St Seaforth Phone 527-1390 Sincere and Courteous Service J GRACE COMMUNITY CHURCH Huron Centennial School BRUQEFIE1/D, ONT. 482-9260,,S65-5241 and 236-4979 10:00 a.m. - Family Bible School 11:OO a.m. - Speaker Randy Mann I! II: 1 . NVIo Tb1 a1faat4.. I . move,-' .. 1 I , :.:,lo,. 4 1 -aE ae j Meel,o . ..y gB eriplacauessysii 00 or OA et4 - J 1, �"1' vaa . �d.2+ad°°u0 i. I {.. d,ler'ter es° {,sN.ect°1D�' • elo I' 1 II 0,-; C71 9/41a36 -- _ i1) � ighlreje I Forst • PRESSY I' RIAN Church 59 Goderlch St. W., Seaforth Rev. T.A.A. Duke, Minister Mrs. Carol Carter, Organist SUNDAY, JANUARY 2,1983. 11:15 a.m. Worship Service, Sunday School and Nursery Sermon "WHERE ARE WE GOING?" WORSHIP THE LORD ST. THOMAS Anglican Church SUNDAY, JANUARY 2,1983. 10:00 - Morning Worship. Sunday School and Nursery Provided NORTHSIDE United Church 54 Goderlch St. West. Seaforth SUNDAY, JANUARY 2,1983. 11 a.m. Church Service, Church School - and Nursery Ins�tal�lation of U.C.W. Executive Rev.'J.G. Vanslyke Minister Margaret Whitmore Audrey McLlwain • Organist -Choir Director Jr. Choir Leader Phone 527-0240 • APPLIANCES—Th Appliance and Refrigeration REPAIR SERVICE Jim Broodfoot • 482-7032 (—FARM SUPPLIES--\ Feed Seed Ferf•',rc• Farm SuDCWPS Pei'O'e,'• Supo' a le ' "a 0 'c Seaforth Co-op 527-0770 DECORATING— Fined In'er or E x e• rr Decc•ators ,,, .Wa',covenn$S •Sri '� Ker" Paints / Co- ,a'ndcw Shades 'tLDEBRAND PAINT AND PAPER' PHONE 527-1880 15 Ma ^ S' Seafcr'h / INSURANCE SEAFORTH INSURANCE 39 Main St, S. Seaforth .Home .Business .Form Aut6 .life . Sickness & Accident Investments • 527,-1610 DECORATING Graves Wallpaper & Paint Featuring l'\ Irv\ I V�Iti ( anadian 8 Imported V. all Cos !ring.. 527.15511 Svicorlh rFUNERAL HOME --N vt11'h'•11 C�Se Barbara A. Watts Funeral Director 47 High Street Seaforth Phone 527-0885 • CONTRACTING --N W. J. Feeney CONST. LTD. CUSTOM BUILDERS Renovations. Additions. new homes" Replacement windows Phone 345-2405 Dublin � r �