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The Huron Expositor, 1990-05-16, Page 9• BEEN FEES WELCOME •YES, WE BOOK TEE TIMES 1Weekends, Only) ; •PRO SHOP -;Iverything<`For The Golfer` •UNIQl1E13 HOLELAYOUT,; .4 WHAT AN ARM -' Katie .Holland shows some pretty good pre -season style dui; ing a chilly Saturday morning Junior Mites practice at Optimist Park. Elliott photo. High School boys head into playoffs NO0 IF I COULD ON Y SEE Sephanie`Back, with a little help from 49.0?k•Mit coach Lyn i. Devereau has the form down pat, but appeals a bit' hampered: by helmet difficulties on Saturday morning; Elliott ;photo. 100% GOVERNMENT GUARANTEED • No fee going in • No fere for' administration • No fee for unscheduled withdrawis With top Interest rates, the T-Bil! RRIF is the answer to your retirement needs. High School soccer has wound up its regular season, and the Seaforth District High boys' team is resting comfortably in second place in the 11 team Huron -Perth conference. The team, coached by Brian O'Connell, has a regular season record of five wins, one tie and no losses. Their most recent games last week saw Seaforth down Goderich D.C.I. Vikings 5-1, and their sole tie came at the hands of St. Mary's last Monday. Their first quarter final play-off game is scheduled for Wednesday, May 16 at 2 p.m. at the Seaforth High pitch, battling St. Mary's again. Plenty of fan support is welcome. Should Seaforth win, they will meet the mighty first -place Stratford Cen- tral, who are expected to finish the season 6 and 0. The Huron -Perth finals are ,®tively set for, May 22. This is the first year of coaching for Brian O'Connell, who reports that the team has put in a lot of hard -work. The team started the regular season off with 15 players, but lost Brian Melady early in the season to a tough knee injury. Melady re- quired surgery: for torn ligaments, but is reported to be on the mend. Other team members include goalie Jason Dietz, Terry Sloan, Jason Schoonder- woerd, Dave Kelly, Jeff Robinson, Jeff Genell, Sean Melady, Greg Preszcator, Karst n Carroll, Kalen Carroll, Jason Cooper, Kurt Lindemann, Dave Soontiens and Dan Hoggart. 1nuestmen1 Geiritre Investment and Tax Planning 96 Main Street, SEAFORTH 527-0810 Please send me your informative RRIF brochure Name Address City Phone'ii Postal Code *Includes up to 5 Litres of Oil •New Filter ALL FOR ONLY CARS AND LIGHT TRUCKS THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY - Melissa Etue wears a look of disgust as the wily baseball leaps from her glove and shoots between her legs. Melissa and her Junior Mite teammates braved a cold wind for their Saturday morning practice at Optimist Park. Elliott photo. SEVEC Quebec exchange coming soon BRUCEFIELD- A group of 28 young Quebecois will arrive in the area on May 18 as a guests of Huron Centennial School to live six days with our local families, as part of a bilingual exchange program organized by SEVEC (The Society for Educational Visits and Exchanges in Canada). Shortly afterwards, on June 1, it will be our young people's turn to travel to Longueil, Quebec and to stay with its local families for another six days. The participants are selected students from Grades 5 and 6, between the ages of 10 and 12. The project is organized with the sup- port of the parents, the school board, the school and SEVEC, which subsidizes the cost of transportation for the 61 par- ticipants. Funding for the transportation is provided by the Ontario Ministry of Education and by Open House Canada. SEVEC is an independent, non-profit organization with a background - of organizing exchanges since 1936. Close to 100,000 young Canadians have now participated. Special thanks go out to the following businesses, organizations and individuals who sponsored gifts for our Quebec twins Service Dept. now open Saturdays till 1:00 p.m. and who helped in the organization of the trip: Huron County Board of Education, Ontario Federation of Agriculture, On- tario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Egg Marketing Board, Ontario Pork Pro- ducers, The Co-op, Ferguson's Apiaries, W.G. Thompson, Ontario Hydro, Jack Riddell M.L.A., Ontario Provincial Police, Ministry of Natural Resources, Clinton News -Record, Town of Clinton, Township of Tuckersmith, Township of Stanley, County of Huron, Penhale Wagon and Carriage, Dominion Roads, General Coach, Blaine Stephenson, Bob Lawson, Linda Keys. Safety first when spraying with pesticides Often the greatest risk of using a pesticide is to the person handling the pro- duct. By wearing the most appropriate clothing and laundering thoroughly after- wards, they minimize their exposure. Here are a few reminders to help have a safe spraying season. Exposure of the skin to pesticides is the most common form of chemical contamination. Protective Clothing Long-sleeved shirts and long pants are essential to reduce exposure to pesticides. Not all disposable coveralls are equally protective. The coveralls withredstitching are the proper type. Clothes made of polyester are preferred over 100 per cent cotton clothes because polyester fibres do not absorb pesticides like cotton does and can be washed more easily. The hands almost always become con- taminated when using pesticides. To pro- tect them wear unlined, elbow length rub- ber or neoprene gloves. Leather or cloth gloves should not be worn as these absorb and hold the pesticide. In using a respirator, use the air - purifying type that uses chemical car- tridges that should be replaced when a chemical taste or smell is noticed. Remember to wear a non -porous plastic hard hat; but not your ball cap as it can absorb pesticides. The scalp absorbs pesticldes much more easily than the hand, so protection is important. LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL, HAUL, TOW, CLIMB... SPECIAL MAY REBATE Laundering A single heavy duty laundering will remove 80 to 70 per cent of pesti Ides and a double wash about 98 per cent. Launder contaminated clothes separately from other laundry. Pre-soak clothing before washing and wash twice in hot water (140 degrees) with a heavy duty phosphate detergent. To clean the washing machine of any residue, run the washer through a full cycle with hot water and detergent. Emergencies Keep a a list of emergency first aid pro- cedures close at hand. - The - emergency phone number for the Poison Information Centre is listed under Emergency Calls in the Telephone Directory. LEL Check Us Out Now! 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