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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-12-28, Page 7THE HURON EXPOSITOR DECEMBER 28 1083 A7 Where sponsored by the Maitland Trail Blazers Horse Chili. AUGUST 31 The Kippen Gun Club celebrated its 25th agniversi ry in the form of a shoot, when 50 trap shooters vied for prizes in the third annual Kyle -Cooper Memorial Shoot. Seven Seaforth and area residents are taking anti -rabies vaccinations after having been in contact with rabid animals.' The incidence of rabies in Huron County has doubled over last year. Anti -rabies vaccina- tion clinics will be held in the county this fall. Fire destroyed a barn at the farm of Richard Downey, RRS, Seaforth, Approxi- mately 200 pigs were lost in the blaze but a few calves and pigs were saved. SEPTEMBER 7 Enrollment at Seaforth Public School is up by five students from last year's total of 361. The Walton School enrollment is up to 87 from 83, and enrolmment at St. James 1 were we in Separate School has dropped to 135 from 145. , For the first time since 1913, there will be no nun -teachers at St. James Separate School. The Sisters of St. Joseph convent in Seaforth has been closed. Mary Romanik has built an authentic Victoria gazebo near her home in Tucker - smith township. The structure is 12 feet wide and 22 feet high and has attracted a lot of attention from passers by. SEPTEMBER 14 Tuckersmith township farmers who live on County Road 3 and Huron County, fail to agree on a price for land required to widen the road. The county is offering 52,400 per acre but farmers want a fairer deal. Huron County health unit nurses have been checking students and staff of local school for head lice. Seaforth Public School had no cases and St. James Separate School had four cases. The railway crossing on Main Street, 83 Seaforth, will be smoother. Canadian National Railway crews spent several days last week improving the crossing. The Seaforth recreation department is taking over Adult Night School from the high school again this year. SEPTEMBER 21 Sebringville OPP are investigating a cattle theft at the farm of Frank Cronin, of St. Columban. Twelve steers valued at 511,000 were stolen. Bad weather cut participation in Sea- forth's third annual Terry Fox memorial run. Even so, 16 runners raised over 5700 which is less than half of the 51,900 raised last year. The Seaforth Fall Fair will feature two new events this year. Included is a mini -pedal pull for kids and the Stan Jackson Memorial Hereford Show. Cathy McGavin is chosen Queen of the Brussels Fall Fair. Lynn Dodds of RR I. Seaforth was crowned GRA •E •'A' - TU RKEYS==LE, From page A 3 a Non County Queen of the Furrow for the second year to a row. SEPTEMBER 28 William Brown, deputy -reeve of Tucker - smith Township resigned from the landfill an mittee.-John Brownridge, councillor will asslime the position. (Jae of the biggest crowds ever attended 111 annual Seaforth Fall Fair. The fair has been extended to a three day event. 1.isa Beuttenmiller was chosen the Sea - ti Queen of the Fair. Runners-up were Annie Marie Kelly and Patricia simmer. Jason Rodney, a grade eight student at St. Juries Separate "School was chosen to be a {age at Queen's Park. He is the first page in Seaforth's history. OCTOBER 5 A Wingham man was charged with second degree murder in the death of John Edward McKinnon, 42. of Belgrave. Mr. McKin- Please see WHERE on page A8 PARTLY SKINNED WHOLE HAMS :<E 1'`'' 2.84 KG NOWAVAILABLE ATOURDELICOUNTER-WONGWINGCHINESEFOOD CUT FROM CANADA GRADE 'A' BEEF OUTSIDE CUT EYE REMOVED FOR ALL YOUR -NEW YEAR'S PARTY FIXINS - SEE Staffen's FIRST!! 85 SLICE MEAT TRAY 1799 CHEESE TRAY 175 enough for approx.25 people enough for approx. 15 people PRIDE OF CANADA WHOLE 7 KG. (15 LB.) AVG. Ready to Serve • Semi Boneless SWEETHEART HAMS BONELESS ROUND STEAK ROAST 2;;q 5.27 KG CUTFROM CANADA GRADE A BEEF BONELESS` SNOWBLOWERS couldn't keep up w4 h the ling and blowing snow Tuesday morning. blizzard that hit the area this Christmas. Thls unidentified man was dressed for a Jong, Most Seaforth residents were found shovel- cold lob. (Wassink photo) Kippen residents snowed in dor holiday Correspondent MARGARETHOGGARTH 262-6902 Many Kippen residents had to change their -well-made plans to visit relatives and friends or entertain the same due to the arctic storm which gripped the area on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. It was probably a toss up whether to put the turkey in the oven or just make do with tuna sandwiches and table the turkey for a later date. The McKay family of Doug. Leanne. David, Lisa and Lori enjoyed the Grace Love Christmas on Sunday, Dee! 18. which was , held at Neil and Dianne McNichol's home in RR4 Walton. They also bucked the snow on Christmas Day and made it to Doue's SIRLO1 TIP or RUMP ROAST259 ARE YOU OVER 60 or turning 71? before December 31. 1983 If you are, and wish to secure a lifetime income from RRSP or are interested in other 5 year investments at very competitive rates, call: Arnold 1. Stinnissen. 117 Goderich St. East, Seaforth 527-0410 mother's home, Helen McKay, of Exeter, for the McKay Christmas. Greg Hoggarth spent a few days prior to Christmas Day skiing at Collingwood. Due to the inclement weather, Kippen United Church had to cancel the Christmas Eve and t;hristmas Day services. ' There will be one service only on New Year's Day, Sunday, Jan. 1, 1984, time 11:30 a.m„ place-Brucefield Church. The pageant intended for Christmas service will be presented at this service. - A special thanks to all those Kippen and area residents who opened their doors to stranded travellers over the holiday week- end. 1984 HENSALL CENTENNIAL BEARD GROWING:- CONTEST ROWING:-CONTEST 169 LB. 3.73 KG. PRIDE OF CANADA - READY TO SERVE Football Style BONELESS „„.,, HAMS GOOD LUCK IN '84 GOOD LUCK IN '84 CANADA NO:1- 'CHINESE iFOOD SSA SNO. M UNRO QUARTERS 216. 5.05 KG. 29 2 5.27 KG. 39 Filter Queen "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" 482-7103 REGISTRATION for the HENSALL CENTENNIAL BEARD GROWING CONTEST will begin at'the NEW YEARS EVE DANCE being held in the HENSALL ARENA, DECEMBER 31, 1983. Any further applicants wishing to register may do so until JANUARY 14, 1984, at the following designated businesses: Ron's Health Centre, Hensall Jim's Machine Shop, Hensall Shaws Dairy Store, Hensall Zurich Co -Op. Zurich Exeter Electric, Exeter Sills Hardware, Seaforth Hill & Hill Farms, Varna Rathwell et Associates Inc., Brucefield Le. 3.28 KG. FROM STOVEL MEMOS RUTABAGAS 3FR.. ' USA. NO, 1 CHINESE FOOD SALE ITEM TS , . ,• • 0 v 00 0 C7 C PC 00 5. G.) O 0 . �� 00 FRESH AT OUR DELI COUNTER BLACK FOREST STYLE SLICED COOKED 39 Worship Together II AIYI SCHNEIDER'S REGULAR OR ALL BEEF SLICED LB. FUNERAL DIRECTOR ROSS RIBEY BOLOGNA.Po.,. SCHNEIDERS ASSORTED SLICED 69 LB. LUNCHEON MEATS 44',I00GM. 199 LB SCHNEIDERS ASSORTED SLICED COOKED 14 9 HAM�,SGM. SCHNEIDERS COUNTRY GOOD OR MINI 99 SIZZLER SAUSAGE 00 SCHNEIDERS ASSORTED 250 GM 79] 51,m Sticks or Ming Del, SAUSAGE 1 SCHNEIDERS SLICED SOO GM WHY VISITATIONS? ST.TIIOMAS ANGLICAN CHURCH A Funeral Chapel visitation is not a religious requirement that we know of, but a traditional one And our traditions are woven into the fabric of society Aside from tradition. there are meaning fully significant reasons why it is advisable to hold and attend visitations at a funeral chapel or home BREAKFAST BACON 7 99 1 SCHNEIDERS BY THE PIECE THURINGER SAUSAGE2 79 LS. 6.15 KG SCHNEIDERS 450 GM SKINLESS ” WIENERS 1 59 VALUE TO THE BEREAVED The family of the deceased must have an outlet for their grief, an outpouring, according to Dr Elisabeth Kubler-Ross and others, is necessary Sorrow shared is sorrow diminished, and the fathering of friends and relatives at visitations provides an opportunity for this outpour- ing of grief Visitations will also add to the many statements of the very fact of death and will aid in the family's realization of this fact Furthermore, those attending the wake or visitation are given the chance to console the bereaved personally and offer their assistance to the family Other direct and indirect benefits derived from the visitation are numer- ous For more information, you may wish to stop by or write to me I will be pleased to counsel with you WHITNEY- RIBEY FUNERAL HOME 21 Jervis St., Seafeitth Rev. Gordon Shames, Minister SUNDAY, JANUARY 1, 1984 10:00 Morning Prayer and Sunday School EVERYONE WELCOME R.W. PALIN NANCY]. LARONE Orpewt Choir DIreeter NORTHSIDE UNITED CHURCH 54 Gederleh St. West, Setterth Rev. J.G. Vseslyke5Mlelster SUNDAY, JANUARY 1, 1984 NEW YEAR'S DAY 11 a.m. Church Service, Church School and Nursery FAITH FOR THE NEW YEAR Margaret Whitmore AssirexMcllwals Orgselst-L1isbi Jr. Chalk Leader