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SDAY, S1 PTEMBER 25, 1980
Blanche Deev is
Churehh news
Sarah Storey read the,
lesson at: the Sunday
morning service In St,
James 'Anglican. Church,.
Rev. Bennettspore on St,
Matthew's Day and
Edward beeves and
Dean Aidwinckle
received the offering.
This Sunday,, members
of the congregation are
iddieton
asked to contribute at the
Harvest Home service by
lending a photograph of
their family. This will.
remind everyone of the
thanks they owe for the
blessings of family, life.
The pictures will be
displayed with nature's
bounty and older
photographs will be e much
appreciated and very
interesting.
Camera bug contest
The Ausable-Bayfield
Conservation Authority is
now sponsoring an
amateur photo contest for
interested elementary
and high school students
within the Authority's
watershed area.
Photos submitted must
be colour, 3 by 5 prints
(mounted on a 10 by 12.
cardboard background)
that reflects on the theme
"Conservation for
Beautification" and
should be taken within
one of the 11 Conservation
Areas maintained by the
Ausable-Bayfield Con-
servation Authorities.
The winning photo will
become the cover of an
Authority Conservation
Areas Brochure, which
will be distributed at all
major tourist information
centers in spthwestern
Ontario. The wiener will
also receive a Polaroid
instamatic camera.
Second•.and third place
winners will also 'have
their. .photographs in-
corpoated into the
broth re with.the second
place inisher receiving a
book related to Con-
servation and the third
place contestant awarded
a Season's Pass to all
Ausable-Bayfield Con -
se r v a tion
on-servation Authority
Conservation Areas.
Going batty
ZURICH - Anyone who's
nervous of flying,
nightime creatures in a
dark, vacant house is
staying clear of a Zurich
residence.
The home, located in
the western end of the
village has gone batty.
Zurich council learned
about the problem at a
recent meetin&. Clerk
Sharon Baker reported
that an empty home in
the village contained
severalnight-flyers and
building inspector
Harvey ClausiUs counted
146 bats on a visit to the
home.
Courici.l agreed to send
a letter to the house's
owner stating that the
bats must be removed
under the ministry , of
housing's health and
safety code.
Photos will be judged
by their pertinence to the
theme, their suitability
for the brochure, and
their timeliness and
originality. Students of
the Ausable-Bayfield
Conservation Authority
watershed are en-
couraged to check the
posters in their respec-
tive schools or call the
Authority Head - Office in
Exeter for more details.
Entries must be received
by November 28. •
People and Places
Ross and Mabel
Middleton attended the
Burohill-Ba.tern an
wedding in, Port Huron.
3anice Middleton is
home from Regina for
some holidays.
Hugh and Toddy
Middleton of Toronto
were Sunday lunch guests
wuth loss and Mabel
Middleton., They also
visited with Stewart and
Margaret Middleton and
with Mrs. Fred Mid-
dleton.
The former Edith
Middleton and Adolph
Sandusky of Alliston were
visitors with Marion and
Fran powell and dinner
guests with . Ross and
Mabel Middlgeton.
--Weekend—guests- with
Alvin and Delores Dutot
were Bill and Arlene,
Jason and Jonathon Hulls
of Cornwall.
Sympathy is extended
to Delores Dutot and her
family on the death of her
brother Jim Atwood of
Florida.
Huron Centennial.
promotes fitness
Friday, September 27 is the first Professional
Development Day for Huron County. The teachers of
Huron Cen ennial will leave the school at 4 p.m.
Thursday. hat evening from 7-9 Board Policy and
Procedures will be discussed. Friday will be spent
discussing t pits which will benefit all of LIS in the
future.
The older students are continuing the year-round
physical conditioning . program. Those sessions take
place at noon hour and after school. •
- The young athletes should be in top condition for the
October soccer tournament and cross country races.
The library is well into operation with close to 2,500
books having gone into circulation in the first three
weeks of school.
Preschool Story Hour will be underway once more,
beginning Wednesday, October 1st at 2:15 p.m. The
hour includes, stories, crafts, games. Any parents
with a 3 or 4 year old are invited to bring their child to
Story Hour.
Our office will be
CLOSED
FOR
RENOVATIONS
Thursday and Friday
October 2 & 3
FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE
CALL
482-3890
or 565-5034
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY OCTOBER 2 & 3 ONLY
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• Transportation throughout Private first-class motorcoach from London back
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• Complete sightseeing program including the following special highlights
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Allan Hayter was the photographer for this picture
of the Varna Squirts, winners in the inter -township
Squirt League. Left ,to right, back row are: Todd
Marshall, Daryl Black, Matthew Davidson, John
Purkis, Kevin Steckle, Rob McLellan. Middle row
are: Darrell Faber, Gerry, McBeath, Steven
Taylor, Pat Kyle, Danny Kipfer. Front row are:
George Whittaker, Doug Roy, Jeff Taylor, Tom
Whittaker, Michael Taylor, Brad Eckel. Missing
when the picture was taken were John Kalbfleisch,
Danny McGregor and David Telford.
THE HURON CENTRE
FOR CHILDREN & YOUTH,
pioasad to commune* that
Mr. Robert Couc,wrnan
Executive Director
Family Services Association
of Metropolitan Toronto
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will speak on
"THE MENTAL HEALTH OF CHILDREN
AT HOME AND AT SCHOOL"
.At the Annual Meeting of the Centre
by
On
WED., OCT. 1, 1900 AT 7:30 P.M.
AT 160 HURON STREET, CLINTON, ONTARIO
Mr. Couchman has bemire frequent guest o.n'natlonal
radio and television speaking on matters related to
mental health, families and,education.
The Huron Centre for Children & Youth has provided.
counselling services for hundreds of young people and
families from all over HUron County and beyond :Ince
its incorporation as a Children's Mental Health Centre "
in 1977. The Centre Is governed by a Board of Directors,
elected at the Annual Meeting of the Corporation each
year.
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