HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-07-19, Page 23WHAT A FISH STORY!--lt takes a pretty stupid fish to manage to get
caught by hand, but this 18'lz" grass pike did, just that last : Tuesdayin
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Silver Creek. Posing' with their catch are (front) Steve Vander Velden,
Scott Lone, Robbie Gtew, and (back) Noel McCleery and Derek Cooper,
(Expositor photo)
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Seaferth pace are stilt'
investigating the Legion
break, in of last Week. in,.
which More than :$l, in
damage was incurred,
Fingerprint experts have
Obtained a partial print.
which has been sent te,
.Ottawa for Matching, said:
Chief John. Cairns.
Police have three suspects
for the .bt±eak-in: and:. are
waiting for the fingerprint
results, which Can take up to
two or three weeks; he said,
Seaforth received its radar
back from repairs Friday and
the police were using it over
the weekend. Due partially to
the return of the detector, 28&,
charges were laid over the
weekend under the Highway
Traffic Act, In addition, two
liquor charges were laid, but
no accidents reported.
Gas was stolen July 13'
from the Sunoco' station in
Seaforth, owned . by Dan
Sm
A man sat in on a card
game for the first time. He
was more than a. little sur-
prised to see a dog sitting at
the table. M he watched, the
dog drew three cards, held
Malonev. A Iigkt blue ino4, el
:Chevrolet;or•GM(truck with
a; white ea s nper :pulls d into
the station at 10 ,p.in.. re-
ceived 511.75 worth of gas-
oline and g new gas line
filter. The driver of the
vehicle left without paying.
That rnerning in Goderi,ch,
A , similar incident was re-
port; 1. Vehicle descriptions.
weie identical. Police are still
investigating the thefts,
Police received a report
Monday that an unsuccessful,
attempt Was, made to break
into the cash box at Medd's
Car Wash on Godcrich St. E.
On the same day, a red picnic
table was reported missing
from Victoria Park.
There was also a minor
break-in at the Seaforth Golf
Club investigated by the
Goderich OPP. ,It was "just
kids" who took chocolate
bars and cigarettes, said the
investigating officer, who is
still. looking into the incident,
•
ies
them between: the toes of one
paw and raised the ante with
the other paw. When the
man expressed amazement,
the dog's -owner replied,
"Aw, he's not se. good
Every time he gets a good
hand, he wags his tail,'
WHAT A WAY TO GO --Gas shortages aren't a
problem in Canada yet but if and when they are
More brides sand.. grooms might take to old
,fashioned travel: on their big—day,: Sandra.
Johnston :and her new husband Casey Nowak
left the home of her parents after their wedding
Saturday near Winthrop in style, driven :by
Martin Murray,were en route to t
Y They heir
reception at Family Paradise. Buggy and team
are owned by Ron Gethke of RR 1 Bornholm.
(Photo by Wilma Oka1
. Hent
26' WiNNERAGOjMOTOR HOME
A: Horne Away From Home
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ALL CONVENIENCES
• Sleeps Eight
Reasonable Rates'
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Phone 1-51.9 345-2155 NOK two,
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You can depend on them!
TAKING IT EASY-Seaforth reeve Bill Dale, shade at the annual Huron County picnic heid in
deputy reeve John Flannery, and: John
Armstrong of Hullett Township and Cecil
Desjardine from Stephen Township relax in the
the Lions Park on Sunday.
(Expositor photo)
You can, be sure of ; accurate
manufacture for perfect fit and
the longest possible service.
We have cross reference information on
thousands of bearing numbers. Call us
or bring in:. the•• . numbers of . worn
bearings. Bring the oldbearing; if the
number is worn off:
SINFORTH 3214i120
A FEAST FOR ALL --Margaret Tinney: filling
In for her husband, Warden Jack Linney, Who
is in the' hospital and Marian Zinn are getting
ready for some hungry picnickers at. the Lions
Park on Sunday afternoon, where the .annual
Huron County •picnic was held for elected
officials, county employees and their families.,
SETTING UP --Eileen Palmer (right), the reeve
of Goderich and Margaret Robinson start
•setting out the food for. the Huron County
council picnic held at'Seaforth's Lions Park on
Sunday afternoon. (Expositor photo),
Smiles
The football coach, deject- Smith jumped up, with a:
ed because his team was start and cried, "Sure, Coach
losing' again, looked :down• What's his number?"
the bench of Substitutes and
yelled, "Alt right" Smith, ge
in there and get ferocious!" ': . •' 1
Serendipity
by Alice Gibb:
(Continued from !'age IQ)
that runs in the family."
"No, Mom 1 said cower behind his cape
- look, he likes to wear a long velvet cape, I
know it looks kinky but 1 think maybe he's
into the punk rock movement or some-
thing."
SILVER CROSS
"Wait, "before yott hang up, there's one
Other thing 1 have to mention - you: know
that :silver cross` I gave yen for ,your
birthday • well you better wear it when you
'meet Ed, No, I wouldn't exactly Say he's
teligl us, let's just say the cross is sort of
Protection - for yeti, I mean. Asa matter or
fact, I'd hang a Cross Over the dining room
door if 1 werd you and when Ed's at your
place, maybe you better pull all the drapes,
well you know how the .neighbours talk,"
It's an unlikely scenario' bringing Count
Uraeula home to Meet the 'fo)ks, because,.
trnforfuhately, any woman who dates the
gentleman, likely dates hits( only once But
its stlit fascinating to speculate, after the,
,latest movie Where the coutntis portrayed
is nothing less than a very persuasive Doig
Ju+tn, what It Would be like to Meet the
"Lord of the Uhdcad,"
NeW like any movie that suddenly proves
popular with the public, the critics and
newspaper columnists have already started
analyzing Dracula's appeal = to the death
yeti might say.
Arfeminist anther named Anne Roiphe
•
said ��he bloodsucking count is"every
woman's 's secret nightmare of what men
really are."
But t like what atter Erank l.angella said
the best - "We're all sophisticated and
knowing today; but its stilt fun to suspend
disbelief for a couple of hoot's and fall
under the spell of the world of' fantasy.
thinkl:
people like the idea of believing in
mpires,.
He's right: a few,! yehra'aga people papaid
5900 'apiece for around -'trip flight front
York to i+.torihania just.to take a guided
tour tot the �'riinsytvattian� castle where
Dr�acista wasreptttedto have lived the first'
of
his many lives.
`Who knows r, some dark anti, etotrdy
tight, after the sun set$ and alt is still,
C
ain't Dracula just might rise; fronr & Huron,
aunty eorn4ield�, `
Anyway, a girl
esti dreamt
vampires
to
C"
VAN . EGMOND LAWN BOWLING -Area
young : people gathered Tuesday for the
Egmondville Playground:' After crafts and
games; they Setup pins on, the Van Egmond
home lawn. Trying his hand is supervisor Tim
McLean, watched by Kari Martene, Peter St.
Marie, Karen Gonie, Kathy. and Shelly
Nicholson and. Steve Martene" Also present was
Tracy Nicholson and Supervisor Angie Arts:
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