The Huron Expositor, 1989-04-05, Page 1818A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR APRIL 5 1989
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Hurry In ... Supply Is Limited
PUSHING OFF • Canoeists prepare to start the 18th Annual
Seaforth Optimist Canoe Races under the Egmondville Bridge on
Sunday. The 22 entries raced toward the finish line at the
Vanastra Bridge over 10 miles and about two hours along the
course. Corbett photo
Foodland Ontario shared cost grant expanded
Changes to the Foodland Ontario Shared
Cost Grant Program will provide greater in-
centives to a wider range of producer and
processor groups and the food service in-
dustry for the promotion of their products,
Under the changes, the ministry will pro-
vide start-up costs which will allow smaller
producer and processor groups an oppor-
tunity to engage in more substantial promo-
tion and market research activities. Other
key activities such as the development of
marketing plans, participation in trade
shows, and product identification with the
Foodland Ontario logo will also be assisted.
"The agriculture and food industry could
sell local products even more successfully
through more vigorous marketing," said
Ontario Minister of Agriculture and Food,
Jack Riddell. "This program helps to foster
a better appreciation for the role and impor-
tance of marketing techniques."
Currently food, non-food and food service
groups spend over $4 million on shared cost
projects, $850.000 of which is funded through
the program.
The .program was introduced in 1977 and
provides grants to offset the costs of adver-
tising, promotion, and market research,
New criteria and program guidelines will
be forwarded to existing Shared Cost Pro-
gram participants. For those groups cur-
rently not involved in the program, com-
plete details and all necessary forms can be
obtained from:
Ms. Barbara Stumpf
Market Development Branch
Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food
33 Yonge Street, Suite 800
Toronto, Ontario
M7A 1A6
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THURSDAY -SATURDAY
SEAFORTFB & DISTRACT
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LEARNING
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Congratulates
THE WINNERS OF OUR RAFFLE
lst Prize - Crib Set
— Meagan Beuerman
2nd Prize - Hooded Towels
— T. DeBoer
3rd Prize - Clown
— Nicolas Jansen
We thank the many people who purchas-
ed tickets and the talented people who
fashioned our prizes.
and
First Presbyterian Church
SEAFORT$-I
5A •P APRIL 8th
2:00 P.M.
Fireside Fellowship Group
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Seaforth 527.0980
BURGESS-FINNIGAN - Dick and Jeannette
wish to announce the birth of their third
child, a daughter, Hilary Isabelle Finnigan
Burgess, on March 29, 1989. A sister for
Jessica and Quentin. Another grandchild for
Mrs. Dilys Finnigan of Egmondville.
AVERY
Philip and Jennifer are thrilled to announce
the birth of the first child, a girl, Kassandra
Raye on March 23,.1989, weighing 1 lbs, 15
oz. Proud grandparents are Ray Avery of
Stratford, first-time grandparents Ray and
Rose Horan of Dublin and greatgrand-
parents Mr. and Mrs, John Lansink of
Seaforth.
CLASSIFIEDS
are forevervone!
A CHILDREN'S
MUSICAL CONCERT
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Live in Concert at
Seaford & District Community
Centre
Wednesday April 12 at 5:00 pm & 7:00 pm
Tickets are S5.00 - for more information call
Sharon Carnochan - 519-522-1683
After the concert children will have hours of fun reading or tolouriny along while
listening to their favourite music. Bring home a Golden Book 'n' Tape available a+
fine book and department stores for S7.95 or less
"SONGFEST".
at
LONDESBORO UNITED
CHURCH
on
Sunday, April 9, 1989
at 7:30 p.m.
Featuring
.The Sealorth Harmony Kings
•The Key Tones
•Jazz Vox
•Coby & Irvin
•Violinist Ben Thomson
.The Londeaboro United Church
Jr. Choir and more
Adults 84.00 Children 6-12 81.00
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Happy 40th Anniversary on April 9
Doug and Jackie Racho
BUCK & DOE
for
Lyle Hood
and
Doris Glanville
SATURDAY
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SATURDAY 12 NOON -9 P.M.
SUNDAY 12 NOON -5 P.M.
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Adults — $2:00
Children -12 yrs. :and under — 'Free
when -accompanied by an adult
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