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The Huron Expositor, 1984-10-03, Page 91 Thomson gets PC Bill Thomson of Wingham, a well known CKNX radio open line show host, will lead the Huron -Bruce Progressive Conservatives in the next provincial election. Mr. Thomson got the PC nod at a nomination meeting Monday night' in Luck - now, defeating Bruce county warden, Maur- ice Donnelly by a vote of 425 to 243. The nomination meeting crowd rivalled the attendance in Lucknow when Huron -Bruce Liberals chose a successor to Murray Gaunt four years ago. People lined up across the parking lot waiting to enter the hall. nomination In accepting the nomination, Mr. Thomson asked the crowd to stand in ovation to Mr. Dpnneily and his wife Betty who have served the Conservative party well. He told his fellow Conservatives if each of them sway one vote, "we go in on a waltz; if each of us bring in one vote, we go in on a waltz . The Conservatives are going to win the next election, he said. "And many people of this riding are going to say to themselves, wouldn't it be L good idea for ns to try and find out." THE HURON EXPOSITOR, .00TOBER 3, 1984 — A9 PINNED—LindaAxtmann receives a McKil- Marie Hicknell, lop Township Centennial pin from Reeve (Mcllwralth photo)" Centennial Pins given to residents Centennial pins are making their way throughout McKillop Township. Desivned by Linda Axtmann, two pins are being given free to every household that pays taxes in McKillop Township. Shaped like a tractor tire to represent the aviculture in McKillop Township, the design of the pin also features a number of the traits that have characterized the township since its establishment in 1857. For instance, dark rectangle on the pin signifies the township shape as it would appear on a county map. At the same time the outer border of the pin, characterized by 16 "bumps" represents the 16 townships that make up Huron County. Miss Axtmann's design was chosen recently in a contest held by the McKillop Township. TOURISM YOUTH PROGRAM/ further college training in a tourism -related occupation. Employers will nominate Youth Tourism trainees for bursaries to support continuing studies in tourism. Bursaries are for $50 a week up to a maximum of $1,200 the cost to be shared by government and the industry. Names are submitted to Tourism C140 the co-oj tator. In.o,an,♦ ,ho) , vo,... ',01, BRUCE SMITH Sales Representative Mitchell Co -Op Store 130 Georgina Street Mitchell. Ont. NOK 1NO Bus: 348.9975 '% t Res:348-9975 00 the co-opezatozs INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL SERVICES TRAVEL LIFE • HOW • AUTO • AUSINtSS • (ARM MITCHELL GOLF CLUB INVITES YOU TO SAVE BIG $$$ in our Pro Shop Most Everything at Discount Prices!! 2 SITS ONLY Rea. 323.00 SPALDING REBEL SALE $4900 11 PC. (with Stolnlo.. Irons) PRICE 3 SETS 0141.7 RIO. 723.00 SPALDING EXECUTIVE Q „ PC)(wl,h Stain's)." Irons) SALE "45400 ..t,h,.,oto! El -,,od. 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Yes, it is, and for a variety of reasons First, it shows you care Your being there is appreciated by the members of the family You can help lust by offering to help and meaning it By attending the funeral, you help share the grieving • and grief -shared Is grief -diminished Of course, if you were out of town or incapacitated during the funeral period, your not attending is understandable In such a case, a telegram, letter or phone" call helps the family understand your plight Visiting the bereaved to offer your assistance and condolences is proper conduct In fact, many mourners may feel it your obligation to observe this custom out of respect for the family or friendship for the deceased - If you fail to observe these simple social amenities, you may be unintentionally cutting your ties with the family of the bereaved. It behooves you to attend, to visit, to console the bereaved. WHITNEY-RIBEY FUNERAL HOME iContinued from page A8) Ontario, a federation of more than 7,000 tourist and travel enterprises, which selects 100 young people a year to receive the award. To enroll in this program or locate Youth Tourism candidates, employers should con- tact their nearest College of Applied Arts and Technology. BROOMBALL TRY OUTS FOR THE EGMONDVILLE RIVER RATS will be on SUN. OCT. 7, 3-4:30 p.m. at Seaforth & District Community Centres Filter Queen "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" 482-7103 GRADE 12 graduates not returning to Seaforth District High School Include, back row, left to right, Todd Caldwell, Gary Howard, Ken Hak, Todd Morey, Jeff NEIL DEKROON CARPENTRY • Aluminum skiing 5''Y • Farm Buildings • Homes • Renovations • Custom Made 348-8595 R R. 5rSeaforth, NOK IWO Furniture Aro you over 60 or turning 71? before December 31, 1984? If you are, and wish to secure a lifetime income from RRSP or arc interested in other 5 year investments at very competitive rates, call: 527-0410 Arnold J. Stinnissen - 1 I7 Goderich 5t. East. Seaforth McLaughlin Chev-Olds Ltd. 13 Main St. Seaforth 527-1140 • Service • Selection • Savings • Satisfaction • Leasing HURON -MIDDLESEX (PROV.) LIBERAL ASSOCIATION NOMINATION MEETING The Huron -Middlesex Provincial Liberal Association nomination meeting to select a candidata to contest the riding of Huron -Middlesex In the next Provincial General Election will be held: WED., OCT. 3RD SOUTH HURON DIST. HIGH SCHOOL EXETER AT 8 P.M. Guest Speaker: Mr. Sean Conway M.P.P. DEPUTY LEADER, ONT. LIBERAL PARTY All paid up members in good standing of the Huron.Mlddlesex (Prov.) Liberal Association are eligible to vote. New membership must be purchased 72 hors prior to the meeting, however those holding '83 memberships may renew them up to the time of voting on Oct. 3rd, GODER ICH SEAFORTH ZURICH LUCAN HURON PARK MEMBERSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE BY CALLING: 524.7901 527-0285 236-4280 227.4840 228.6356 CLINTON EXETER PARK HILL HENSALL 482.9864 235-2853 294-6771 262.5355 JOE HOGAN PRESIDENT COUNTY Or NW? O^+ HIGHWAYS DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL OPENING FORSTER'S BRIDGE The County of Huron hereby invites the public to attend the official opening ceremonies of Forster's Bridge on County Road 31 north of King's Highway No 8 at 10:00 a m. local time: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1984 The Honorable James Snow and other dignitaries will participate in the opening of the longest bridge on the County Road System. B.W. McBurney Chairman Road Committee Campbell. Middle row, Alexene McIver, Wendy Wilson, Sandra Dorssers, FrAnt row, Jane Fralser, Colleen Mero, Smith, Estella Kathy Roberts. 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