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and.
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198t at 1000.4000
,hours ' reliPeetlielY: 'Pert
were appeals both
Yovore inAiited to our
OPEN HOUSE
Sunday
Oct. 18, 25th
1-5 p.m.
We furnish quality, style
& contentment.
Please drop in and browse ,
Our pricing policy makes it
worth the drive.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE
Open Tues. to Thur 9:30 a.rti. -6 p.m „ Fridays9:30 a.m. - 9p
Sat. :30 a.m.- 0 P.m Closed MOndays Mill Street; Dublin Telephone 345-225,0
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CARNOCHAN-DEVkitEAUX
Jean. Elizabeth Devereaux of London. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Devereaux of Seaforth and Robert James
Carnochan, of Aurora son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mulholland
of Mitchell were married at St. James Roman Catholic
Church, Seaforth on Saturday. October 10. Father Caruana
officiated at the doubleuring ceremony. The matron of
honour "was TMrs. William MieLein of Agincourt and
bridesmaids Clare Devereaux, Lynn Devereaux. Darlene
Williams and Margaret Eckert. The best man was Bill
VanDyk of Mississauga and ushers were Bill Carnochan,
Tom Devereaux, Dave' O'Reilly and Les Bernard. The-
organist was Maureen Hutchinson, violinists Were 'Anne
Marie and Madonna McQuaid and solists were. Torn Burke
and Karen Melady. ,1
A reception was held at the Brodhagen
Centre and the couple will reside in London.
Community
20%
OFF
.MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
Including
Long Johns
a,*
rr.
21.15. OCT61
fir our
SPECIAL
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
in next week's paper—
Seaforth
Sewing Centre
Seaforth 527-1900
• Sales
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• Leasing
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SEAFORTH
MOTORS LIMITED
1982's Are Here
Come in and test drive
The Escort
53.6
mpg.
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mileage; room ,81 dependability-
We're Sure
The Escort fits the bill
We still hove a number of 81 cars and trucks
Why not come in today!
Your satisfaction
is our first concern
2-20 STREET, SOUTH
•SEAFORTH 527-1010
SALES 'DEPARTMENT OPEN:"
Monday through Friday.' a.m. UN 11 p.m.
Ilatutdri i sae. tll 5 p.m. •IERvice AND PARTS OEPAPITMENT
OPEN: Monday through FM,/ a a.m. IN
WO p.m.
FORD
Only the name is changed-
... .service, quality and money saving vaithis
continue just the , same at
Macibe's Market Limited f in Dublin
We are now in our new Wieling just north of our
previous location, effective Tues., October 13.
We would like to invite everyone to come in and 'browse.
WATCH FOR OUR GRAND OPENING COMING SOON
Store Hours:
'Mon. - Thurs. 8:30 - 6 p.m.
Frt. 8:30 - 9 p.m. °
Sat. 8:30 - 6 p.m.
Michael and Pat MacRae
THE 110.0Rtiii,...EXPOS.iii:Mt OCT/
14,11141
Hibbert says n• t
severance again
Angry farmers confronted
bankers when they converged
on downtown Owen Sound
last Wednesday with tractors
pring
miracle
Starts this Fait
Put our bulbs to bed noiN.
Have beautiful Holland bulb flowers next spring.
"DOWN TO EARTH PRICES"
Farmers cohverge
on Owen Sound
wagons and manure spread-
ers covered with banners and
signs. More,than 50 tractor-
driving farmers took part in
the protest, described by one
organizer as a publicity ploy
in "another attempt to inform
the public'. about high inter-
est rates and what they are
doing to producers of food in
this province.
There were no arrests.
FCC rate up
The interest rate on federal
government loans to farmers
through the Farm Credit
Corp. was increased from 14
''per cent to 16.75 per cent
Thursday, despite the high
number of bankruptcies that
have already occurred this
year in the farming industry.
The corporation lends gov-
ernment money to farmers to
buy farms or make major
hnprovernents. It also an-
nounced Thursday its lending
rate for farm partnerships has
increased to 17.5 per cent,
from 14 per cent.
McKinop people
at Manitoulin
60 rods. Council felt that
other ratepayers may require
clean-outs, and directed the
Drainage Commissioner to
contact all an the upped
portion- of the Otatin and if
this was the *.eaSe. then
perhaps' an engineer should
appointe4. The matter
; was rife*to the east
rneetint with.
'
Mr. cita
agreement.
Mitchell and District High '
School were granted VS,
towards the Year Bockk
"Echoes". RoaOlVoUchers in
the sum of $22258.63 and
general account for
$13,484,56 were approved.
The Clerk was instructed to
apply for final subsidy on
wads for 1981.
An application for a zoning
amendment in the hamlet of
St. Columbain was accepted,
Raffia
Shower held for
Karen Miller
Correspondent .
MRS. ED REGELE
527-1106
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nevers
of Goderich and Mr. Randy
Johnson and Miss •Hazel Nutt
of Stratford were recent visit-
ors at the home of Larry and
Marsha and Rapdy Nevers.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold ma
Callum spent a few days at
their cottage' airManitmilin
Island.
Mr. Randy Nevers spent a,
weekend with his grandpar;
ents Mr. and Mrs: Paul
Nevereat Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mel
Callum. Mr. and Mrs. Glen
McNichol, Mr. and. Mrs. Don
Dennis. Mr. and-Mrs. Jerry
Ryan. Mr. and Mrs: 'Laverne
Godkin and Mr. and Mrs
Mervyn Godkin all of Walton
District and .Miss Ethel
Dennis and Mr. Elmer Den-
nis of Seaforth all attended
the-wedding and reception of
Mt.1- and Mrs. John Waka-
bayashi who were married
Saturday in London. Mrs.
Wakabayashi is the former
Miss Peggy Dennis daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Dennis.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Regele
visited Friday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kistner
R.R. 1, Bornholm.
Thanksgiving visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Beuerilian
were Mrs. Margaret Better-
man of Seaforth. Mr. and
Mrs. Ron McCallum and
Chad, Mr. Glen 'letterman
and Miss Marilyn Koehler of
Walton, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
McClure, Connie. Sandra and
Mark of. Winthrop. Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Stephenson and
girls of Varna. Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Taylor. Brian and Kerri
and Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Musselman, Jeff and Chris of
Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCal-
!gm Cindy and Colleen visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley McClure.
Dean Cornish petitioned
Hibbert Council last week to
support his applicaiton for *
severance of a Serviced' lot on
Corkeessittu- 10. 'He .argues
that his OcettPatiolt' .44 40' 404tTie*:.nn4 ,that be sold •
flrewotid. **de ,th
at
*RAW,
-10n farrit-Orien04 one..
the sottd 00-
0.000.: ,Council .• folt. tft0:
Sante- as on Alle..11rist,. that it
'dirt not' cOofortll.'
the- 440001 'Plan and, Louis%
By-laws, and. they. would
therefore be recommending
against their own by -law.
Mr. Cornish indicated la-
ter he would probably pursue
this application as far as the
Bola
Rimer Chappel requested
permission to clean out a
portion of the Campbell
Drainage Works, without an
engineer. The distance some
Karen was called to the
front along with her attend-
ants. Sherie Mueller, Pamela
Wallace,_Ann Dolmage. Shir-
ley Miller and Erin Richard-
son. Mary Jane templeman -
read an address of good
wishes and Gail Willard pre-
sented the bride-to-be with
many lovely and useful-gifts.
Karen expressed her appre-
ciation to all.
PERSONALS ,
Mrs. Carter . Kerslake,
Mrs, Bill Mahon, Mrs. Rob-,
ert McCaughey, Mrs. Orpha
Norris, .:Mrs'. Dalton Smale
and Mrs. John Templeman
from Staffa Women's Insti-
tirte were guests of the
Goulds Wornen's Institute at
their meeting in Mitchell on,
Thursday afternoon.
The 1st Crnmarty. ScoutS,
Cubs and Beavers will be
holding their apple tag day on
Saturday morning Oct. 24,
Spending thansgiving
Sunday with Mr.: and MrS.
John Templeman and famllY
were Mr. and- Mrs. Rob'
Templeman, Carrah and Cain
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Capling,
Mississauga, Mr. and Mrs.
Dal -Martyn, Wanda, Mich-
elle
1
Julie and Rebecca, Rus-
sel ale, Mr. and. Mrs. Jim
,NeilSon. Jennifer and Jessica
to permit curbside servit e. in-'
the General Store. TbeClerk
was ordered to prepare' ,„
by-40i,- for next meeting ut
Council.
Municipal Drainage A-
inett4iiig $y-laws were
e414or.ThO "Co'0'' Mriltr1)04
.PePair and,, igtormi*Ott.
,Pr#14 COO*40040 10.14
40 Attending,
lylain grant 4s approved.
by the OntariO
VANASTRA ARENA This rink will be home for many
Seaforth-area teams this winter while local officials decide
what 1St° be done with the condemned SeaforthArena. The
Vanastra Arena was built by the Royal Canadian Air Force in
4 1981. It hasn't been used for the past two winters; For Seaforth
and area residenVs who might ,not be familiar with the
,„„Vanastra Arena, the easiest way to reach it is to turn off tie
Vanastra Road at the Tuckersmith Township offices, go as far
as that road will take you, then turn right and you'll fin 'the
rink on your left. (Photo by Campbell)
Stratford, Miss Darlene Tem-
pleman and Don Elligsen,
Exeter, Miss RuthTepple.
man, •Stratford, Miss Mary
Jane Templeman; Edmon-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Hank
Bertens and Kimberly. Ful-
larten.
Correspondent
MRS..1013NTEMPUIMAN
345-2346-
A community shower, hon-
ouring Karen Miller, hride-
elect, was held on Wednes-
day evening in Cromarty
church basement with a large
crowd in attendance. Barb
Templeman was in charge .of
the guest book and Mrs. Glen
Elliott chaired the evening.
Readings, presented' by
Mrs. Alex Miller and Mrs.
Gordon Parsons wereenjoyed
by all and seven young girls,
Tonya Van Allen, Lisa Gard-
iner, Cherie Elliott, Wanda
and Michelle. Martyn and
Tracey and Trudy Quance,
accompanied by
Mrs: John
Scott, delighted everyone
with two numbers. Everyone
participated in a couple of
• ' contests.
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