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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-12-27, Page 15•x,000. -The Boitersr it ,,,n ,dcturutt, Plant in •a forte re :nth , iL n" a me. of a wnrkr Company. president ;•` n..r, Suitt:, reported That the payoff, t' involves nine workers, may not tie - itanent. road study commissioned by I ,cersmith Township from B.G. Kelly •ireethng tea •esented to Council r-, cv. Tt'., gtu: fnr:approxima..•+J n. worth u repad and maintenance irk to be done to Tuckersmith roads L. tt next one to five years. Council m,..nbers were interested as to where tit money was 'suppnee' to rrnme iron. Seaforth ar 1st Jade has had one of his paintir a, .. to be reproduoeri for th, _arise card package put out :nandart, the Association of Mouth root Painting Artists. Mr. Dale has been a member of the organization for two year, nee. DECEMBER 13, 1989 Ann .Howlett, the new manager of the Seaforth branch of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, took over her new position this wee•.. Ms. Howlett has been working with the CIBC since she began as a stenographer at the age of 18. A collection of non=perishable goods was undertaken again this year by. Dave Staf- fen of Seaforth. Although response at the parade was less than in 1988. response at the - ' 'vexes .vas greater, and this year SP' treater variety m the. goods donated • the Hlt>ron County Christmas Bureau. Connie 'McClure, a Seaforth native and a Grade 13 student at SDHS, is this year's recipient of the Murray Cardiff Citizenship troph' awarded to the 4-H member in Huron County who beat exemplifies the goals and aims of the organization. ' Norman and Betty MacLean of Egmond- ville will be holding a Christmas tea at the 1 Log House. All donations received will go towards welcoming friend and fellow parishioner at the Egmondville United Church, Glen McLachlan, home from the hospital for Christmas. DECkMBER. 20, 1989 Most rural customers of the Seaforth Post Office will see their mail delivered by a new contractor, effective January 1. 1990. Don Roberts of Seaforth has been award- ed the tender for all five of the rural routes currently served by the Post Office. The routes have previously been handled by three separate contractors. The Seaforth Community Hospital has been awarded a three-year accreditation from the Canadian Council of Health Facilities. Seaforth Centenaires recorded their first regular season home -ice win for the year - and even longer, some say in a mighty effort that ended in a sound 12-8 decision over. Wellesley. Champion Road Machinery employees are back at work after accepting what management called its last contract offer. The employees had been locked out for 22 days before voting 336 to 147 to accept the three-year collective agreement. 'sitem-'ge e13A nennunch is torbe_extended :out 16 sby:35 -feet .and :made -accessible .at-grotmd level. a0cTOBER 15, 1989 !Striking'Pztblic Utilities .Commission out side <workers -are once -again .back on tate job. ,Union representative Rick Wacheski and UntonS'tewardDennis iMeddtravelled -to Stratford to sit down with a mediator ,and •deal -was :hammered out the The Seaforth PUC. This -laterks'he end of the est PUC strike in the town's .history. A -new doctor has been recruited for the town. Dr. Alexander Plaines should be practising full2ime out of the Seaforth District Hospital by the middle of November. Two local foster families were honoured by the Huron,County Family and - Children's Servicefor long-time commit- ment to the foster parenting program. Goa don and Ada Blanchard of Seaforth, formerly of Winthrop, have been taking in foster children for 30 years, while Richard and Roberta Kloss have been involved for 15 years. The Seaforth Centenaires found themselves on the wrong end of a four - point spread twice this weekend, suffering an 8-4 loss against the Exeter Hawks on Friday night and bowing to the Tavistock Braves 6-2 on Sunday afternoon. NOVEMBER 1, 1989 Fire destroyed a garage on the proper- ty of Jessie $ennewies in the early morn- ing hums of Saturday, October 29. Firemen were ratted to the scene at 4 a.m. but the building and a car inside it could not be saved. Two cars parked by the garage were also damaged, and cost was estimated at $15,000 total. Five area people have been charged with trafficking in drugs, and another six peo- ple with possession of drugs following a four month long police undercover opera- tion in Huron County. Drugs with a street value of approximately $6,500 were seized when homes in Goderich, Clinton, Hensel) and Huron Park were searched. Dorothy Fryer is set to open the doors of her new shop, DEM Crafts, on the corner of Mill and Bayfield St. in Egmondville. The Haunted House held in Hensall this weekend raised aver $500. The proceeds Will go towards the purrhase of a new computer in the Henson library. NOVEMBER 8, 1989 Brussels has been chosen as the northern .site of one of two new county homes for the aged, ending several weeks of lobbying by politicians and local groups. Huron County council voted 19-14 to build the 82 bed facility on a site in Morris Township. just outside of Brussels. A car fire broke out on the Staffa Road, completely destroying a car belonging to Doug Poulton of Egmondville. Mrs. Poulton was driving the car when it began to smoke under the hood. Seaforth firefighters extinguished the blaze, but the car was a write-off. Three persons were injured in a head-on collision on. Highway 8 east of Seaforth. The crash occurred when an eastbound vehicle passing another struck an oncom- ing car three kilometres east of Tuckersmith Twp. Road 15, near Arts • • RaFmse ;nth man whoawastoperating :the eastbound vehicle has been charged. NOVEMBER 15, 1989 A post-mortem is currently being per- - at Centralia College on a foal who was miscarried when the mare, belonging to Vicki Tremeer, was dosed with the • Sj ,wormer ;Eguiverm-B. A :pony also tdosed with the ,wormer contracted a clic *shortly -after it-awas=administrated. Co -Op Manager Reny ' Freiter reported :that the wormer awas.sfill on the shelf Member of the See t.,rth Whippet - atudor Girls' tta:iamb:all team wi' Huron -Per. I , 1 v reu e, their glory town to eha • I nl. thuim, tt SDHS Sre, c,;r tea t .,rr: hoops. The Se hath Legion Branch 156 held it annual a emembrance Dr r Cent vice this weekend nr ' lark a� on hand to pay tribue , s, • , he marc and chill weather Another reeveLj,_ nr r .t.v- nI within Hibbert Townstup, as the Lownsre, Council has recently decided to hand nu' recycleable "blue bags" instead r` traditional "hire box Rr.- .a Nor- ris has rr rr `ie ' Three art adpien. of the Se' for, .: • •n -o Jon Com- mittee Ltizenstn • ; I 1989. Bill Brown Sr of Errn,nr nom -en -el f his Sen Ice to Sports, while Ne 1 usage of Winthrop receives th rrvice award. Seaforth's Carol Baker is the Win- ner of the 1989 Htnnanitarian awr • i. Poor road conditions are r ., b waned for an accident v him .aimed the life of a Goderich warns,, 3ighway F iust west of Seaforth. Margaret Tichborn control of her vehicle en the It _ mace Town Council agreed to a reone,t fror Recreation Director Marty Bec.. ; to a, - prove an increased estimate of cost for a conference he wishes to attend. The con- ference v.-. cost t •8440 as opposed to his oris.... , es^ma $235. hos Scot.. a mexnoer of the Bluewater Shrine Club and a resident of Maplewood Manor, was presented with a long service pin for 42 years of commitment to the Stainers' organization. DECEMBER ER 6, 1989 At a public meeting in Vanastra, Tuckersmith Council unveiled the town nn- provement projects slated for 1990.93 ander the auspices of the PRIDE program Work will include repairs to the pool at the Vanastra Recreation Centre, street and sewer work and streetlight installation in the village. Locked out Champion Road Machinery workers in Goderich attempted to block the loading and shipping of graders in the company yard. One employee was knock- ed to the ground by a grader tire and was taken to hospital as the situation grew volatile. The Third Annual Midwestern Show and Sale held in Seaforth this weekend was, as always, a raving success. Organizers report a total of $2,336 paid admissions despite stormy weather that kept some in- terested parties at bay. Sculptor and fdauler SDHS student John Holland was in town to dedicate a sculpture to the school in memory of friend and former classmate Susan Leonhardt. Susan's parents, Betty and Lester Leonhardt. . were on hand for the presentation. ' NOVEMBER. 29, .1989 The entranceway to the new Seaforth Community Hospital addition was packed to capacity when .citizens, ;hospita1.staff and officials, and local politicians gathered for the official ribbon cutting ceremony. A highlight of the. event was the announce- ment by MPP Jack Riddell on behalf of Health Minister Elinor Caplan that the hospital would receive a grant of nearly FRI. - THURS. DEC. 29 -,JAN. 4 7 P.M.aNIGHTLY CLOSED NEW -YEAR'S EVE Tt4E'H1.URON EX'ROSPTOR, •DEEMBFF 27 t9139 -Sfl f/ -'TE OR 60% WHOLE^WHEAT 'DINWR ROLLS DOz 'I j DELUXE 5Nei, 'PUMPKIN dill PIE FESTIVE MINCEMENT OR BUTTER 'TARTS PKG OF 6 'FRENCH is 11 ,„OAFr.+ OLD FASHIONED PKG OF 6 DATE 7, .SQUARES TASTY CHRISTMAS PKG OF 12 SHORTBREAD tr ZZ C OKIEE D , SLICED - BAKERS SPECIAL - 567 g Ta y4"Nu Store ,Ory �I.r .. -' Celebrate the 4 Magic of the ir 9S 4IlL—' SEAT c SEA h/ . r :,, NEW YEAR'SEVE t f A D� � AN: SUNDAY, :DECEMBER 2i.-• _Seaforth .&:District:Community Centres BUFFETDINNER .H .DINNER 8-p:m. - 9 p;Tra.:DANCING S,p.firl. - 2 a.m.,, b40.00 _per person includes buffet, dancing .& .refreshments. Tickets,:available 'from,Seaforth.Arena _On- ly.•.Age.of=Majority.Orlly-:Absolutely INo:Minors.=.Busser- vice available for more information call Kevin Harley ', :527-1876- i. 4 i t LB. 3,29 For Your New Year's Party We have m FRI. - THURS. DEC. 29 -,JAN. 4 7 P.M.aNIGHTLY CLOSED NEW -YEAR'S EVE Tt4E'H1.URON EX'ROSPTOR, •DEEMBFF 27 t9139 -Sfl f/ -'TE OR 60% WHOLE^WHEAT 'DINWR ROLLS DOz 'I j DELUXE 5Nei, 'PUMPKIN dill PIE FESTIVE MINCEMENT OR BUTTER 'TARTS PKG OF 6 'FRENCH is 11 ,„OAFr.+ OLD FASHIONED PKG OF 6 DATE 7, .SQUARES TASTY CHRISTMAS PKG OF 12 SHORTBREAD tr ZZ C OKIEE D , SLICED - BAKERS SPECIAL - 567 g Ta y4"Nu Store ,Ory A Wide'Variety01 Canadian imported a e -` Fresh Oft The dock 'MAI/`3LE .CHEESE 89 LB 3P MOZZARELLA LB. 3,29 For Your New Year's Party We have CHEESE 'PLATTER Made To Order! THANK YOU For your patronage in 1989 We look forward to serving you in 1990 ' NAPPY `NEW YEAR From all of us at Tasty -Nu' H;ITE I3REA The Victorian Inn invites you to a 0V.ziatays Ikea 'Van . Lavish eresidaota:auftete ive:,entunainment _• and dancing:-Overnightuaccommodation. ONLY 1139:00 per couple, taxes extra. Diner, entertainment &sance$80:00 per couple, taxesextra. 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