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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-12-13, Page 44A THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 13, 1989 1 5 YEAR ANNUAL G.I.C. All Drp®na Insured Wllhln Llmhs ggae sUbbeet 10 VeriDe•tlnn COMP. ■,', ANNUAL5 YEAR 1 YEAR 11 • 5 58 30-119 DAYS 11 8t RRSP YEAR Aleptirmate, ®::with Serving Ona -10 -since 1975 with 1510carions for Aar ronvemence- HURON SUPERIOR MEMORIALS ESTABLISHED OVER 60 YEARS r' th►.lar�t Serving Seaforth and all of Huron County MICHAEL FALCONER 'I531 NICs, s STREET, CLINTON Ruse: 482.94411 Res.: 482 4664 Evening appointments. available The Mayor of the Corporation of the Town of Seaforth officially proclaims the month of January 1990 to be "CRIME STOPPERS MONTH" Hazel Hildebrand PORK HOCKS FRESH PORK RIBLETS lIALF OR WHOLE TIN EN HAM LB. S ■ 9 Le. ®5 9 •2.59LE. STOREMADE BACON PATTIES LB. m RUMP, SIRLON or OUND STEAK ROAST LAST CHANCE Fresh Christmas Turkeys LB. F1- ES8� SI®E. PORK 1.59 L8. SIDE BACON Made To Order MEAT TRAYS -,CHEESE TRAYS CHEESE BASKETS LB. 1.99 :Specials fin effect:Welt ;T:hru dial" !this ilU aitli$illyptlnaf7ir Olati'"0'iC6ttl Si'^ 8271821 MGREINNSTORESPEZA Christmas wouldn't be complete without a gift from Stewart Bros. under the tree Teens invited to Beach Party ..n Saturday A tradition of teen dances may be begin- "We haven't had any major problems in ming in Seaforth on Saturday night. the past," said Wally, "Usually the kids Wally Goebel, who has been running that come, come to dance and have a good teen dances in just about every commune time." ty between London, Goderich and Stratford Wally promises a good light show with for the past four years, has organized a smoke and the whole bit, and a variety of Beach Party Saturday for Seaforth teens, music, with a little rap, a lot of pop and partly out of a desire to serve a commune a lot of rock and roll. The sound system ty that isn't already being served, and has 1,000 watts. partly because he was approached by local "Everyone should have a good time. teens to come to their community. We've had great turnouts everywhere "It'll be a lot of fun," said Wally, "1 we've been." recommend that kids come out and try it Wally got into the teen dance scene after once. If they do, they'll be back." Stratford youths approached him about do - The Beach Party itself will begin at 8 ing the Y dances, while he was doing disc p.m. and run until midnight. It will feature jockeying for rollerskating. He arranged to a male wet t -shirt contest, free Hawaiian have dances every six weeks and has Leis to the first 150 people,. a limbo contest become a popular fellow, not only in Strat- and a jello eating contest. ford, but in other communities as well. He Security will be provided by a number of is known for the dances he's put on in adults who accompany Wally on his Grand Bend in the summer months. outings, as well as by older teen recruited To date Wally has done six dances in to help out. Coats must be checked at the London and has on average 250 kids. At St. door, and anyone caught with alcohol will Marys the crowd is somewhat larger, with be asked to leave. 450 clamoring to attend. Listowel usually McKillop Township approves At their meeting on December 5, McKillop Township council approved a grant of $1000 for the Ritz Lutheran Villa in Mitchell. The monies will go towards funding of the extended care conversion project, The 1989 tile drainage loans approved by the province for McKillop Township totall- ed $43,900. The loans are an allocation pro- vided annually by the province to municipalities, to be distributed to local farmers wishing to install or repair tile drainage. McKillop's allocation is still $10,000 short of the required total, and a re-application will be made to the province for the needed grant. Road expenditures for the township for the month of November totalled $8,755.33. A tax refund of $109.83 was approved for Keith Willbee. Mr. Wilbee moved his house from the township on August 31, 1989, and was refunded in his taxes from that date to the present. The application fee for a Minor Variance within Mckillop Township has been set at $225 for 1990. MEMBERS APPOINTED TO BOARDS The appointment of McKillop Township representatives to various area boards and committees was carried out on Tuesday evening. Marie Hicknell and William Siemon were elected to serve on the Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority representative committee. McKiHH®p reeve defe'ted inrace Hay Township tteeve Lionel Wilder is Huron County's new warden. The nine-year county council veteran ;...•1.8:si lisp -Township Reeve Marie .4fieithallis 14 at Huron County's Inaugural Session Tuesday afternoon. Council elects a new warden by a stan- ding vote each year. Wilder becomes the Turn to page 17A • You'll find something for just about everyone left on your list at Stewart's. From the easiest to shop for to the person who has everything... make your first and last stop here! ( 1 C' SWEATERS Ci PYJAMAS fi NIGHTIES LI HOUSECOATS SLIPPERS SCARVES HAND BAGS ■ BLOUS S ❑ SLACKS ❑ BLANKETS �✓d ❑ BATH TOWELS ❑ HAND TOWELS ❑ LUGGAGP ❑ ISOTONER GLOVES ❑ TABLE CLOTHS WE HAVE GIFT CERTIFICATES TOO O SWEATERS 0 HANDKERCH•I F ❑ DRESS SHIRTS 0 DRESS SLACKS O SPORT SHIRTS 0 GLOVES O VEST SWEATERS 0 SOCKS O PYJAMAS 0 ATTACHE CASES O HOUSECOATS 0 LUGGAGE O SCARVES ❑ T-SHIRTS O HATS 0 JACKETS ❑ TIES 0 BELTS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS AND ALL NEXT WEEK TILL 9 P.M. FREE GIFT BOXES WITH PURCHASE 0 cllr'!I� 0107#21107,09,n (,1.4F'wf ',/ r l ra,• H James Ryan and Ken Glanville will serve a one-year term on the Seaforth and District Community Centre committee of management. Lorne Glanville has been appointed to the Maitland Valley Conservation Authori- ty board. draws a crowd in excess of 300 kids, and Wally is expecting Seaforth to draw 200 to 250 kids. Memos about the dance have been distributed to local youths aged 13 to 18, and some of those memos have contained free passes. Wally expects to get 50 per cent of those passes back at the gate. "About 25 per cent of the teens I talked to in Seaforth had either heard about our dances, or had been to one," said Wally. Admission to the teen dances is $4.50 plus 50 cents for the coat check. Coats must be checked at the door. No one under the age of 13 is allowed inside. Seaforth's second teen dance will be held on Saturday, February 3. This one will feature an Air Band Contest, with the win- ners advancing to a Championship contest in Exeter in March, Winners of the contest will receive $250 with the second place finishers getting $100. The Air Band Con- test has already been held in two towns, with excellent response. All teen dances feature a theme. $1,000 grant William Siemon will also be serving on the Blyth District Fire Area board, while Sharon McClure will represent McKillop on the the Seaforth District Fire Area committee. Brian Campbell has been appointed to the Seaforth Community Hospital Board. A LAPFUL OF HAPPINESS - You just can't take a bad picture when kids and San- ta are involved. The Man in Red was at the Seaforth Co -Op this past Saturday to visit with local youngsters. Elliott photo. Aria How To Build A Christmas Fire! Rekindle the flame with these last minute gift suggestions from Anstett Jewellers. 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