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Huron Expositor, 2001-09-05, Page 3News Last days of summer... Children cooled down at Seaforth Lions Pool Thursday, the second -last day the pool was open for the summer. ..zap. «c.;.; Black lab By Clint Haggart and Scott HUgendorff Clinton News Record and Expositor Harley, one of three black labs that went missing two weeks ago, has been safely returned to its owner, Shirley Greener. Greener, from Mississauga, was in Clinton last Wednesday to pick up the dog after receiving a call in response to her appeals to have the black lab returned. Harley, a show dog who was at the Hullet Wildlife Conservation Area Aug. 25, went missing from an unlocked cage in the back of a pickup truck parked in Vanastra. Harley, who has appeared in the movie Fly Away Home and several television recovered, owner contacted commercials, was one of six dogs in the back of the truck and the only one to go missing when the truck had been left parked later that day in Vanastra. However, two other black Tabs between Brucefield and Goderich Township were reported missing that weekend as well, all within a 15 -minute drive of each other. Appropriate officers could not be reached Tuesday Harley has been recovered. morning before deadline regarding the other missing dogs but after a call from The Huron Expositor alerting police to another missing dog, they began i n v e s- tigating a possible dogknapping ring last week. Greener had offered a $1,000, no -questions -asked, reward for the return of Harley and received a call EARLY YEARS CHALL NOW AVAILABLE The provincial government's Early Years Challenge Fund is now accepting applications for funding for community projects that expand and enhance early years programs for parents and young children. This is an exciting opportunity for our community to be creative and design innovative programs and activities that will serve the needs of local children and families. Through the Early Years Challenge Fund, the provincial govern- ment will.match contributions from the community, including those from local businesses and charitable and voluntary organizations, to help all of our parents give their children the best start in life. For information on application and program guidelines, please contact your local Early Years Community Coordinator at (519) 482-3416. Or visit the Minister Responsible for Children's Web site at www.childsec.gov:on.ca or call the Early Years Challenge Fund Branch, Ministry of Community and Social Services, by telephone at (416) 326-2800 (collect calls accepted). from a Clinton man last week alerting her to the dog's whereabouts. "I would just like to thank everybody for the support and concern regarding Harley's safe return," said Greener. According to Greener, she got a call at 11 p.m. Tuesday and was told a 24 -year-old man found the dog walking the streets in Vanastra. Greener made arrangements to pick Harley up the next day. Still missing is a black lab reported missing Aug. 25 from Brucefield and another missing from Taylor's Corners. Both dogs were at rural properties and not tied but neither were known to wander away. MB MINION EXPOSITOR, September 5, 2001-3 Septic Problems? WE SPECIALIZE IN SYSTEMS For Difficult Sites: • Poor soil • Small lots • Large Systems WE DESIGN & INSTALL a full range of septic systems including ECOFLOW Biofiltration System Atoolloolle NOW! ou may qualify for a grant up to 50% to replace your septic system Stewart ..a eb & Sons Ltd. :-_1 .7 For real peace of mind,. look tor this symbol ot protection. We provide insurance protection that lets you sleep at night. That's because the collective strength of our 50 community based mutual insurers makes us among the most financially secure insurance networks in the world. For you, it means friendly knowledgeable service from people who understand your needs and provide the protection and service you want. Sebringville f/�it!/lta�.%iiJcliYliaei�i pan 393-6402 1-800-263-1961 A Member Of The Ontano Mutual Insurance Assocvhon Call LYNDA VINCENT at 527-2204 t or toll free 1-888-269-0377 PAY FOR NEXT YEAR'S MEMBERSHIP NOW AT 2001 RATES & F THE REST OF THE YEAR! Returning members who purchase their 2002 membership at 2001 prices by December 31 RECEIVE A COUPON BOOK WORTH $500 - FREE! SEAFORTH GOLF CLUB 2002 RATES EFFECTIVE JAN. 1 "LAIRD" Adult anyday $650 Couples $1100 "HIGHLANDER" Adult Weekdays $525 Couples $975 "PIPER" Student $285 "BAIRN" Junior $205 "CLAN" Family Packages Available Scott & Wee Scott 10 Play Packages Available All Fees Plus GST SEAFORTH GOLF CLUB www.seaforthgolf.com RR#2 Seaforth 522-0985 "Uncommonly friendly & beautiful" �7