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The Huron Expositor, 1981-11-11, Page 8THAT'S A BIG MEAL FOR ONE PERSON — Was Phyllis Mitchell really proposing to eat this turkey all by herself? Of course not, She was just one of those who helped prepare the meal at the turkey supper at Duff's United Church, Walton last Wednesday night. Huron B of E pars up (Photo by Ranney) CLINTON - The Huron County Board of Education has been busy with plans for implementation of Bill 82 otl speical education, which are to be completed by May 1, 1982. Board committees have met to determine special education needs in the county. Superintendent W. D. Ken- well told trustees two of 25 forms to be filled have been completed. He said in-service training/of teachers ind prin- cipals is underway. Information. to assist in implementing the special education bill is still being received. Meetings between the administration and Minis- try of Education are held regularly. New location 397 Main St. Exeter Boys and Girls 7 to 14 as well as infants to 6x 20% Off all'Cloithirig except hand made articles We now have Stanfield's for Girls Matching Underwear Vests & Panties 20010 off 20%°" Snow suits Infants 4-6x 7-14 - v • • * Sectionals * Wing Chairs Hen alii Ont. St d , 120 Kin Sofa and Chair Oh * Sofa s with matching loveseats * Sofa Beds • * Loveseats -* La-z-boys * Recliners * Swivel Rockers 69,tr!Abst SAVINGS otupto 50% OFF Manufacturers' suggested List Prices Saito ends Sat. Nov. ,21 at 5 p.m. Buy your furniture now at Bonthron's SORRY NO LAYAWAYS DURING THIS SALE ALL SALES FINAL ontltrois 26242023 STORE HOURS: Two., Wad.. 'huts, • 04 ""Friday-!4 SMURSIr- CLOSSO MONDAYS r. FREE DELIVERY A$ XH HURON .EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 11* V metro Li n Pullen Correspondent • NANCY UNION The photographer wilt be the Tuckersmith Day Nursery and Special Nursery Thurs.- Nov,. 12. This week the children are learning about Remembrance Day and musical instruments There are three new chi!? dren in..day nursery; Annette Picket. Tili Nguyen and Ti Loos Nguyen. • We are still in need of items, for .our tableat the 'Christmas - bazaar, If you. have -MOW& to donate please drop it Off at day nursery anytime.' YANANSTRACHRDTIAN MICH There will be a film at the "Refugee fellowship Even- ing" on Fri. Nov. 13. Every- one welcome. peoples Our first young meeting was an enjoyable exPrOence. We welcome our** interested to come to Bru5e and Nancy Linton's home at apf. c2. Charles So, on Snottily evenings at P-m- vit***enbs,would like to thank .all , the people who helped Ma lie their aPple day* success. WELC011a WAGON If you know of anyone mewing into the community cell your Welcome Wagon Hostess. Carol Strickland at 482.7389. LIONESS The Vanastra and District Lioness Club will be holding its Christmas bazaar on Sat. NOV. ?I from 101,m. to2 PM- et the Varnish* Recreation Centre. This year agkin the club will be putting in a Saddk's Comer where the Children can do their Christ sheppOg. unaccompan- ied by mom or dad. All gifts will be $1.50 and under, and Christmas wrapping and gift tags will be provided free. The crafts at this years bazaar promise to be many and varied from homemade quilts, woodcarvings, bead- . work, macrame, knitting and sewing as well as bake tables and food bdoths. Admission to' years beam will be adults. Si} Cents; children 25 cents and ero-acho.olers free. You *dddasion charge Will also be your chance on Ihe de-r prize. Proceeds from this year bazaar -wilt go a the COMMA Hospital Bui S •On. Nov. 4 the [ions Club held a successful "Farmers Night." After a roast beef dinner served by the Lioness. the Lions and their guests heard guest speaker Don Pullen of the Clinton office of the Ontario Ministry of Agri- culture and Food talk on his recent trip to Europe. Don was one of two Canadians attending a convention on farm extension held in Paris. He also presented a slide show on Holland, Scotland, and England. The guest speaker in Octo- ber was deputy district gov- ernor Pat McMahon who _presented 100 per cent atten- OttoceplustolAlms Jim Ryan. Clem Goulding, Don McLean Wayne Riley, Tony .1e.acock and Web Stone. Also receiv- ing pins were Ken Mcilveen and Wayne Ferguson. On Dec. 4th the Lions Club will be holding its annual Clutttutas dance with, music satjypliam 0)!* Shannon. •Dan- cing Will be from-9 knt., at $12.00. pet couple. and lunch- will he. Mazy tioiluer'a hip of - beef. All proceeds will go to the . Clinton Hospital,, Building Fund .CONNWirrrnii4.30* Pauli Jeacock celebrated her eighth birthday on Nov. 7. Berri White celebrated her fifth birthday on NOV. 9. Egg Sperts, meet BY LINDA Vag DU The sixth and final Meet- ing of the Seaforth Ill "Egg Sperts" was held' at the home of Km& Debug, Our meeting was =Only a large meat. F-aeb. members was asked tabriOg diSkthig she had made at home. After tido feast the club members practises their skit for Aeliievenkent night and the meeting was adjourned. anastra oice VARNA, ONT. PECK APPLIANCES -IN 114E HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" • FILTER QUEEN SALES & SERVICE *VACUUM CLEANERS - (Sates*Service to Most Makes) *FM COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS For Farm Si nusiness oSPEED QUEEN APPLIANCES ' • • MOFFAT APPLIANCES *INSECT LIGHTS & FLY KILLING UNITS *GIFTS °MANY OTHER ITEMS 482.7103 • for special education Superintendent Kenwell said once all the forms are completed a better under- standing of what will be required to implement the special education bill in this county would be possible. When asked about special education at secondary school levels. Mr. Kenwell said not as much has been done as at the elementary level- He said lack of money and a prefer- ence for starting at the elementary level are two reasons. In other business the board: 1 Supports Ontario Public t School Trustees' -Association— • (OPSTA) in its bid to stop the Ontario Energy Board from making Union Gas stop its group billing arrangement. 1 The board currently has this q _ arrangement with Union Gas. ril If stopped it could cost the • board an additional 56,000; Accepted- the tender of Smith-Peat Roofing and Sheet Metal for $38,000 for work on South Huron District High School. It was lowest tender; Will request that' the Min- istry of Transportation and Communications erect school bus loading signs at the entrance of Huron Haven Park on Highway 21-: Approve the novels Aval- anche by Arthur Roth and Desert Chase by Kathryn Storey Sant-for use in elemen- tary schools, and,The Strange One by Fred Bodsworth far - use in secondary schools; ' Endorsed a drug abuse prevention program with as- sistance from local police forces; in ek mentary schools. Plea euchre in Walton, There were 5 tables in play at the progressive euchre-on Tuesday evening at the Wal- ton Community hall. Prize winners were h igh lady - Viola Kirkby; low lady - Ruth Thamer, high man - Jo hn Simpson • low man . ' Ernie Stevens. High Card - Boys Jeans Edna -Hackwell. Lucky cup Levi's & Wranglers ' John Simpson, Burssels. A Institute hostesses were 7-14 ti Helen Craig, Alberta Hudie Reg. 22.98 - 23.98 1 and Marion Godkin. You are flow a invited' to the next euchre an Tuesday, November 17 at 1 7.98-1 8.98 8:30. There will be prizes and g lunch, hostesses to be Betty McCall. Valorie Shortreed and Vera McDonald. INSTITUTE WILL MEET S Members are reminded of 1 the regular meeting next' Wednesday. November 18 at the hall. Agriculture and 3 Canadian Industries convert- ers: Mrs. Harvey Craig and a Mrs. Harold Hudie will be in 3 charge of program. atartnaitaiatataaamormactiaetioataiiceaditagausiaavaireaneam g 3 DAYS ONLY Thurs Friday& Sat, ° Nov. 12, 13, 14 Check your Christmas List then Check our store. IT'S oujjAnigii Girls • I Sasson Cords • Reg. 27.00 Now 21.00 4-6x- Reg. 22.00 Now 17.00 Matching Velour sweaters 20% off . EXETER . irmookomosimkiroottookirAtooto235kip****** 1113 At,mayite fill This coupon and bring into our Store for a free draw on a $20.00 gift certificate Name: Address: Rhone Uktfarih •ff USE . EXPOSITOR WANT - ADS Phone 527.0240 V- • Our Large Inventory of Upholstered Furniture Must Be Lowered Immediately To Do This We Have Slashed Prices On All Upholstery In Stock.