Times-Advocate, 1982-08-25, Page 3The committee asks
DId you have a good time at the regent Heritage Days?
Dear Editor:
Over the past few weeks we
have had many inquiries in
regards to the outcome of the
Exeter Heritage Days
weekend. Would like to
apologize for the long overdue
letter, but due to the holidays
Stress causing
death of pines
Terry Crabe, Pinery Park
naturalist, says that the big
old red pines kn the area near
Grand Bend are dying
because they are under
stress. The spreading root
systems are close to the sur-
face of the ground and any
.disturbances can cause
stress. Even creating a new
camp site effects these trees
he said.
In areas where foundations
are built and lawns created,
the trees are most drastical-
ly affected. Homeowners in
the area have wondered if the
insects under the bark have
caused the trees to die. Accor-
ding to Crabe, bugs don't at-
tack healthy trees.
With a lot of old trees in one
area under stress, it's like a
flu epidemic among elderly
people, he explained. They
grow up in a forest and any
drastic change in the environ-
ment makes them vulnerable.
Again this year hi the area,
there are red humped oak
worms stripping oak trees of
their leaves. Weather condi-
tions, the cycle of the cater-
pillar, so many factors in the
area have encouraged the
scourge in the past three
years. ,
Crabe says the worms
won't kill the trees, that by
this time of the year the oak
trees have stored the
nutrients they need; and that
the leaves would be failing
soon anyway.
In 'the Pinery Provincial
Park, nature takes its course
and it's all very interesting.
For homeowners in the area,
tree problems are a trade-off
for drastically disturbing the
ecology.
MITCHELL FAIR
FRIDAY, SEPT. 3
4:30 p.m. - Western Hon. Show
11:30 - Queen of the fair Competition & Family Dance &
crowning of 1402 fair Queen.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 4
12:30 p.m. - Parade lad by the Mitchell Legion Mend
1:30 p.m. - Offklal opening by Mrs. lisle Kerg S. Perth
County Warden.
2:30 p.m. - O.P.P. Motorcycle Precision team "The
Golden Helmets".
-livestock budging. light 'horse & pony .how.
-Old Tyme step dandng & Amateur Talent .how.
-machinery. old end new.
7:30 p.m.. -'Down lest' & Group Step dendng pn Arena).
414 p.m. - 'Chicago Knockers' - mud wrestling teem 0
gorgeous, girls direct from Median Square Garden -
mod.ling. dancing & mud wrestling.
SUNDAY, SEPT. 5
1:30 p.m. - Tug -O Queer.
\sheep show.
311 p.m. - Demolition Darby
este p.m: - Church Service sponsored by M ltdhell Jr.
Farmers. collection for salvation Army.
MONDAY, SEPT..6
le:N a.m. • 4-H Competitions & Inter Club Shows.
12:4 noon - Heavy Horse, Roadster & Cerrlsg. Classes:
4:30 p.m. to 7:N pada. - Pork Chop 5.1.0.
Saturday & Sunday - Horse Shoo
Pitching, Antique Machinery Show &
demonstration.
Everyday - exhibits buildings open,
Midway in operation, good food
available.
FUN FOR ALL AT
'The Biggest Lith& Fair in Wade'
of many of the committee
members, we have been
unable to have a meeting to
finalize the total results until
this past week.
As a small committee in
charge of a large weekend we
feel we hada wonderful, fun
filled, profitable and friendly
couple of days, but must say
if It hadn't been for the
cooperation of all the different
organizations and some in-
dividual people of the town it
would not have been such a
great success.
Most people know that a
parade is an expense and not
a money making function.
You must admit we had an
excellent parade. A great
"Thank You" to Don Haines
who took on a job at the last
minute and gave us a 100 per-
cent show. This was not an
easy job and took many man
hours and phone calls to put
this all together and still kept
within his $1200 budget. Con-
gratulations Don.
All functions were well at-
tended even if the rain did
dampen a few like the
Rutabaga Olympics and the
horseshoes and we were very
sorry that the girls ball games
got rained out and had to be
moved. The craft show was
another special event, held by
the Kinettes. They had near-
ly 60 entries, a good public at-
tendance and cleared a profit
of near $600•0
The Beef B8Q dinner turn-
ed a profit of over $1,500 and
on behalf of the BBQ commit-
tee - Nancy Hines, Barb
Passmore and myself, I'd
like to take this opportunity to
say a special "Thank You' to
the Sorority girls who helped
with the preparation and ser-
ving, to Dorothy Pfaff and
members et Legion Auxiliary
for the cooking and preparing
of rutabagas and salad, to the
Rebekah Lodge, Caven and
Bethel Reformed churches
for the pies, to the A& El, IGA,
Zehrs, Cheese Please,
Rutabaga Board, Cooks Mills,
Eastern Star and Ausable
River Nomads for their ex-
cellent cooperation. Also to
Russ Tiernan and Jim Darl-
ing who gave their time to
stand for four hours and
carve beef so the rest could
enjoy their dinner:
Also an extra "Special
Thank You" to Len Veri who
so freely donated the fresh
cauliflower, cabbage and 12
bushel of new potatoes and
saved us many a dollar on our
first main project. We served
over 850 people and hope to do
better next year.
Would like to know how the
people of Exeter felt about the
weekend. Did you en'ov
yourself. and have a good
time? Was there other things
you would like to see or do? If
so, drop the committee a note,
make a phone call, write the
paper, but at least give us an
idea if it was all worthwhile
and if you would' enjoy
another weekend next year or
if you would enjoy working on
a committee.
Lois Armstrong
Heritage Days Committee
P.S. Thanks go to the local'
senior citizen who noting she
couldn't help with the labor,
donated $100 to our fund.
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GETTING A PLATEFUL - Centralia College principal Doug Jamieson was one of
the 5,000 participants at Thursday's annual beef barbecue at Poplar Hill. Above,
Jamieson's plate is being filled by Lia Dortmans and Tony Willemse.
Conservatives
Continued from front page
secretary is Doreen Strang,
Seaforth.
An advisory committee was
named and includes, Jim
Sills, Charles Corbett, RR 2,
Ailsa Craig, Jim Britnell,
Goderich, LorneKleinstiver,,
Dashwood, Clarence Hardy,
Lucan, Elmer Hayter, RR 1,
Varna, Glen Webb, RR 2,
Dashwood, Merton Culbert,
Lucan, Don Shipway, Ailsa
Craig, Mary Donnelly,
Goderich, Elmer Bell, Ex-
eter, and Alf Ross, Seaforth:
Dirty dishes
Continued from front page
the unit. No refund was given.
There was also a discussion
held regarding a problem en-
countered by the Exeter
Junior Hawk booster club for
their dance held this past
Saturday on the ice surface.
They had expected to be
able to use the tables and
chairs from the auditorium,
but there was a dance being
held there at the same time
and the hockey club had to
rent chairs and tables
elsewhere for their dance.
Mickle suggested the
facilities committee should
establish a policy as to what
equipment and facilities peo-
ple should expect to get when
they rent.
There was no decision
made on what to do about the
rental for the Hawks. Bill
Rose suggested they submit a
bill outlining the extra costs
involved and the board could
then give it some
deliberation.
"Don't infer we'll pick up
the whole amount," he
cautioned.
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Actual Size With Exposure
To Approximately
2,480 Area Homes
Each Week
Almost every advertiser has, at one time
\ or another asked us "jokingly" to run their
advertisement on our front page.
In the post we have not accepted any
advertising on our front page, but now a
decision'has been made to sell the one col-
umn by four inch spot occupied by our mail-
ing label.
The Times -Advocate is Huron County's
largest paid circulation newspaper, with
over 6,000 customers each week. Three
thousand five hundred and twenty homes
take the paper by mail with their name and
address going on the top left hand corner
of the front page.
This leaves two thousand four hundred
and eighty exposures for your adver-
tising to people who buy the T -A on a
regular basis from our network of
dealers In the area.
For the first time ever this prime
advertising space is offered for sole.
Imagine the exposure and prestige
your business will receive by being the
only place to have an advertisement
appear on the front page.
Because of the large number of advertisers
who use our newspaper on a regular basis
and the very high demand for this premium
advertising spot, there is only one fair way
to sell the front page advertising.
The Times Advocate invites advertisers to
tender on the front page space for a one
year period beginning with our issue of
September 15.
The space will be sold under the following
• conditions. •
• Copy changes will be made a maximum
of once per month
• Advertiser agrees to° run for 52 con-
secutive issues
Written tenders marked Front Page Adver-
tising must be received by 10 a.m.
September 7, 1982. - •
Tenders will be opened at this time and the
advertising space will be sold to the
highest bidder.
Please address all tenders to:
Front Page Advertising Contract,
c - o Jim Beckett,
Advertising Manager.
Times -Advocate,
P.O.Box 850
Exeter, Ontario. NOM 1S0
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