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BERTEN - Hank and Nancy Bertens of
Fullerton welcome with love their
daughter, Erin Elizabeth, born in Stratford
General Hospital on Monday, September 4,
1989 and weighing 7 lbs., 1 oz. A baby
sister for Kimberly and Danny and new
granddaughter for Gerry and Annie
Bertens of Mitchell and John and Roberta
Templeman of Staffa.
STINNISSEN - Arni and Dianne are hap-
py to announce the birth of their daughter,
Tricia Jean Marie, born on August 22, 1989,
and weighing 7 lbs., 5 ozs. A sister for
Martin. Proud grandparents are Arnold
and Lenny Stinnissen of Seaforth and Ray
Campbell of Brantford. A great grand-
daughter for Ida Gosselaar van Dansik of
Holland.
BRIDGE - Scott, Joan (nee Janmaat) and
big sister Danielle, are pleased to an-
nounce the arrival of Meagan Jean on
August 30, 1989 at 11:53 p.m., weighing 8
lbs., 9 ozs. Proud grandparents are John
and Mary Janmaat of Seaforth and Glenn
and Jean Bridge of Brussels. Great grand-
mothers are Christine Souter of Seaforth
and Jean Bridge of Brussels.
O'REILI Y - Gerry and Nancy are very
proud to announce the birth of their
daughter, Colleen Elizabeth, born
September 9, 1989 at Victoria Hospital in
London, and weighing 8 lbs., 15 ozs. Col-
leen is welcomed at home by Debbie,
Sean, Brian, Meaghan, Gerard and Owen.
Proud grandparents are Marion Hulley of
Seaforth and Lou and Patricia O'Reilly of
Seaforth.
Retired teachers
can now work
withol..'t penalty
Retired teachers will not be able to
work 95 days without having their pen-
sions reduced, Education Minister Sean
Conway has announced.
"There. are enough qualified teachers to
• meet Ontario's requirements in most sub-
ject areas for this year, and this action is
one way to ensure we maintain that supp-
ly in the future," Mr. Conway said.
The regulation change was made under
the Teachers' Superannuation Act.
Previously, pensioners could return to
employment in educaton for only 20 days
• in a school year without. pension
penalties. After the 20 -day 'knit, their
pensions were reduced by' one four -
hundredth for each day worked.
The increased limit will allow retired
teachers to, return to .the classroom for
temporary and• supply teaching
assignments for about one semester per
year.
"This will significantly expand the pool
of qualified and experienced supply
teachers for Ontario schools particularly
in certain areas, such . as 'technology,
special education and 'French -language in-
struction," Mr. Conway said.
CRIME STOPPERS
1-800.265.1777
Crone Stoppers of Huron County and the
Exeter OPP are asking for your assistance
in bringing the person or persons who
committed the following crime, to justice:
Thoughtless activity such as this could
cause a- serious situation to become even
worse.
On June 1, 1989 an unknown culprit shot
a hole in a white colored, Bell Telephone
Box that was mounted on a telephone pole
on the 20-21 sideroad of Stephen Township,
near lot 5.
This type of activity could cause
telephone failure and people would be
unable to call emergency people such as
the Fire Department, Ambulance or Police
until the damage is repaired.
If you have information about this or
any other crime call Crime Stoppers of
Huron County, 1-800-265-1777 or 524-6851,
and you could receive a reward of up to
$1,000.
Remember crime doesn't pay, but Crime
Steppers does.
WEDDINGS
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NIGH-MCCLURE
Lynn Nigh and Larry McClure were
married Saturday, September 9, 1989 at St.
James Roman Catholic Church in Seaforth
by the Reverend J.C. Caruana. The bride
is the daughter of Bob and Josie Nigh of
Egmondville and the groom is the son of
Walter and Muriel McClure of RR 2
Seaforth. Matron of honor was Kathy Mor-
ris of St. Catharines, cousin of the bride.
Best man was Doug McClure of Seaforth,
cousin of the groom, and guests were
ushered by Robert McClure of Seaforth
and Pat Nigh of Egmondville. Soloist was
Casey Van Bakel of Seaforth and organist
was Mary Elizabeth Kreutzwiser of
Walton. Scripture readers were Judy Hub-
bard of Forrest and Cathy McClure of
Clinton. Following a reception at the
Seaforth Legion, Branch 156, the couple
took a honeymoon trip to Manitoulin
Island. They will reside at Goderich Street
West in Seaforth. Gregor Campbell
photograph.
TAYLOR-MCDONAGH
Lynn Taylor and Wayne McDonagh were
united in marriage on Saturday, July 15,
1989 at Lucknow Presbyterian Church by
the Reverend A. Ramsay. The bride is the
daughter of Bill Taylor of Proton Station
and Marg Taylor of Walton, and the groom
is the son of Barry and Betty McDonagh
of Lucknow. Maid of honor was Tracey
McDonagh of Lucknow, and bridesmaids
were Kathy Harman and Michele Cook of
Lucknow, Tracey Sills of Seaforth and
Debbie Schielke of New Norway, Alberta.
Flowergirl was Keshia McDonagh of
Teeswater. Best man was Mike McDonagh,
and guests were ushered by Steve Mac-
Pherson, Brad Humphrey and Tony
Howald, all of Lucknow and Morton
Jacobsen of Kalundborg, Denmark.
Ringbearer was Cal McDonagh of
Lucknow. Relatives, friends and neighbors
gathered at the Lucknow Community Cen-
tre to extend their best wishes to the
newlyweds. After a honeymoon on the East
Coast, the couple are residing in Lucknow.
Jack MacPherson photo.
Special offer ade on training
The Workers' Compensation Act states
that employers are required to have per-
sonnel trained in first aid on the job site.
It has also been proven that employees
trained in first aid have fewer accidents
due to their increased safety awareness.
St. John Ambulance is offering a safety -
oriented "Standard First Aid" course
which covers mandatory topics such as the
principles of first aid and emergency scene
management, artificial respiration, chok-'
ing, wounds•and bleeding plus a range of
elective choices; .are CPR and eye, hand
and chest injuries,
The regular cost of the 16 hour "Stan-
dard First Aid" training programme is
$62.50; however, until November 30, 1989,
St. John Ambulance is making this course
available for only $10.70 per course partici-
pant. This special discount is available for
employers and employees who report to
the Workers' Compensation Board under
Schedule 1.
Courses will be offered across the Pro-
vince. For further information contact your
area St. John Ambulance representative.
BEAUDOIN, Leo,Northeast (705) 566.6005
DONALD, David - Saugeen/Credit (519)
669-8853
HENEY, Michael,,Northwest (807) 577-9603
STOCKING, Malcolm Niagara (416)
735-1501
TESSIER, Brenda East (613) 384-4591
WELLS, Sharon West (519) 432-9571
ELLIOTT, Norah.Central (705) 726-5869
ASHBY, Mel •Metro Toronto (416) 967-4244
Legion associte
LEGION
NEWS
by Gordon Scott
Fifty years ago last Sunday and 75 years
past, Canada entered into two of the
greatest conflicts that the world had ever
,seen. Very few of the men who fought in
the First War are now alive and a good
percentage of the Second World War
Veterans are now 70 years of age and
over. Associate members are going to
become more and more active in the run-
ning of the Branches and Legion's business
in each of the years that are ahead of us.
The Legion had four Associate members
representing the Branch in the Provincial
Golf Tournament held in Trenton last
Saturday. The names of those playing
were; Past President Jim Watson, David
Watson, Mike Marion and Jerome Aubin.
The boys played well, but were not quite
good enough to win, but to have qualified
for the Provincial tournament was a feat
in itself.
e, a bers golf
This
This past Sunday the Ladies Auxiliary
held its final Sunday supper of the season.
Over two hundred people attended. Jane
Case, president of the auxiliary, would like
to thank all the members who helped in
any way, working and donating desserts.
Thanks also to the public for their support
for this venture. We will announce the
dates for the next summer suppers early
in the year.
Next week is called Legion week in
Canada and all Legions will be doing
something to bring attention to their local
Branch. On Wednesday, September 20 the.
Ladies Auxiliary is holding an afternoon
tea. The general public is invited to attend
this event, which runs from 2 to 4 p.m.
The Legion will have a booth at the fair
showing highlights of its 60th anniversary
year. You might see yourself on the TV
Screen.
Sympathies are extended to the Kruse
family in• the loss of a brother.
At the going down of the sun and in the
morning we will remember them.
Bar Roster. - September 13, D.
Rowcliffe; September 14, L. Scott;
September 18, D. McAuley; Sept., J.
Graham, September 20, P. Hildebrand.
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We are also offering Custom Seed Wheat Cleaning
1989 Hill & Hill Farms Test Plot Results
Cert. Harus Grade 1 90.0 bus./ac.
Cert. Houser Grade 3 73.6 bus./ac.
Cert. Augusta Grade 2 70.5 bus./ac.
Cert. Harus rade 1 82.2 bus./ac.
Please contact Pete Rowntree or Bev Hill
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for your fall seed needs
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 13 1989 7A
I HURON
SUPPERIOR
MEMORIALS
ESTABLISHED OVER 60 YEARS
Serving Seaforth and ail of Huron County
MICHAEL FALCONER
153 HIGH STREET, CLINTON
Bus.: 482-9441
Res.: 482-3664
Evening appointments available
FALL
SWIM
FITNESS
PROGRAMS
START
Sept. 18 - Nov. 25
AT
Vanastra
Recreation Centre
482-3544
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SHAMPOO or CONDITIONER
Soft & Dri 200 Ino. Aerosol OR 60 g. Stick
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NEW! "Prevent" by Johnson 8. Johnson
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FOAM SHAVE
Decongestant Caps, 20's
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Low Calorie Sweetener, Pkg. of 100's
SUGAR TWIN
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GARBAGE BAGS
$259
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$1 19
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'A PRICE on FILM PROCESSING. C-41 Films Only.
Offer good from Sept. 12 to 23, 1989.
We use Kodak Paper for the good look.
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