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Mrs. Harold Free of California visited last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Connell, also several of her
friends -in Seaforth. r
Winner of Steve Murray Insurance Broker Ltd. hill fair
draw for a fire extinguisher was Sharon Kelly, RR5,
Seaforth,
Winners of Seaforth Automotive prizes at the Fall' Fair
were; 1st prize -calculator, Ken Carnochan, RR2, Seaforth;'
2nd prize -6 beer mugs, Harry Mero, Seaforth' 3rd
prize•toclue and scarf set, Geo. Kreutzwiser, Egmondville,
F,l r £fffftdent Servhre
PEN oloNE 5274961
For Winter Months
SPECAL (RATES
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A GROCERY DRAW - sponsored by the
Seaforth Ringetto team was won by Steve
Walkom of Mitchell. Families connected with
the team donated the two boxes of groceries,
valued at $180. Proceeds will be used for team
expenses and the arena. Lisa O'Dwyer
presented Steve with Kis win. (Photo by Wassink)
PET FOOD SPECIAL
SAT - CHcW
3.00OFF
2x12 KG BALE
WHILE QUANTITIES LAST
Milton J. Dietz Ltd.
SEAFORTH 527-0608
STANDING FUELWOOD
FOR SALE
IIt improve gro,s ing conditions for valuable trek's, the
Ministry of Natural Resources is• thinning two
"'pirate wondlots in Tuckersmith Township and Is
,1r,..1%1 the uoodlot owners in selling marked,
standing trees to a reputable fuelwood contractor,
the hick nod is located in Iwo separate areas:
Appros'mate Fuclwfwd Volume Major Tree
fin standard ,cords) Species
.\rt'•i u 1 81) Poplar, Soft Maple, Ash
1re,i ,2 51 Basswood
NOT F One standard cord = 128 cubic feet
1 at h fuck rxtd arca will he sold as one lump sum to
one contractor, No partial sales fir small volumes will
he considered,
For further details. contact. Hurry Wilson, Resource
Technlelan, Ministry of Natural Resources, R, R. #5,
Wtnghnm, Ontario NOG 2W0, 519.35^.3131 or toll
Iree 1 80(1 265 1003
For further details, contact:
Harry Wilson,
Resource Tecnkcian,
Ministry of Natural Resources,
R.R,115, Wingham, Ontario
NOG 2Wo
510.357.3131
or loll free 1.800.265.3003
Ministry of Hon. Alan W. Pope
Natural Minister
Ontario
W T Foster
Resources
Deputy Minister
MEETING
VITAL
IMPORTANCE
TO UFFI
VICTIMS
of the
CLINTON
HIGH SCHOOL
MONDAY, OCT. 4
8:00 P.M.
Representatives from local and
national HUFF! GROUPS.
MPP MURRAY ELSTON
MPP JACK RIDDELL
MP MURRAY CARDIFF
PRIG ILA N
TOWNSHOP OF STANLEY
OCTOBER - VOSOTONG
HOMEMAKER MONTH
Whereas. the Town and Country Home-
makers Agency Is providing a valuable
service In Huron County thus enabling
many elderly, disabled and convalescent
residents to continue to live in their own
homes; I do hereby proclaim civic support
for the Visiting Homemaker Month which
Is being observed during OCTOBER and
call on all citizens to lend their Interest,
support and co-operation In making this
month a success In every way.
Paul D, Steckle\ Reeve
Township of Stanley
Why Wait? Best Rates
THE HUR
N EXPrSITOR SEPTEMBER 29, 1982 — A19
Nursery takes fair
Correspondent
NORMAN EAST
482.7034
BINGO RESULTS
Bingo results are first
share,the-wealth was won by
Anne LiIId of Exeter; second
share the wealth was won by
Evelyn-.Vandeburg of Goder-
lch. Second share•the-wealth
was won by Dora Taylor of
Seaforth. Third share -the•
wealth was by Alida Struyke
of Dashwood.
The jackpot prize winner
tt'.3s Mary Ford,
TUCKERSMlTH pAYY
NURSERY
The Tuckersmith Day Nur-
sery had a)#reat time at the
Seaforth Fair Parade, -taking
2nd prize with their float.
"There was an old woman
who lived in a shoe."
Thanks CO (Susan's dad)
Jack for driving his tractor,
Theme for she week of
Sept. 27 to Oct. 8 is
Thanksgiving,
There are new children at
the nursery and they are
Carrie Bennewies, Timothy
Embling, Heather Laurie,
Amy LeBeau, Scan Lock-
wood, Lori McLachlan, pob-
by Reynolds, (iblin .Riley,
Brent Thomas and Michele
Tyndall.
iLADY DIANA NURSERY
Happy birthday to Michael
Le ('Tris.
VANASTRA PUBIC
SC COOL
Everything is pretty well
back to normal at the Vanast-
ra Public School.. They open•
ed with nine more pupils
than they had in June.
During the summer the
school received a coat of
touch up paint. The bright
colours have created exciting
learning areas throughout
the building,
The school is welcoming
one new staff member this
year, Mrs. V, Culbert is
teaching Physical Education
and French.
September 21, they had
this year's first guest speak•
er, Col. T.H. Burdett spoke
to grades 4, 5 and 6 pupils
about the eight hundred
million starving people
around the world who need
Seaforth
Industrial Hockey
League
Registration for 19882 - 83 Season
11010
help. Col. Burdett is a
volunteer worker for the
Unitarian Service Commit-
tee.
On Friday, September 24,
the kindergarten children,,
the grade one class and the
grade two/three class visited
an apple orchard as part pf
their Environmental Studies
program. The ,teachers were
pleased with the learning
that took place and would
like to thank Art Bell for his
hospitality,
) Adult volunteers are need-
ed at the school to listen to
children read, tutor young-
sters, do some filing and to
build learning materials. if
you would like to help please
call the school (482-7828).
Tomorrow, Friday, Octo-
ber 1st, is a Professional
Development Day. The
teachers of the 'Vanastra
Public School will be busily
engaged in workshops that
deal with mathematics at the
Exeter Public School, Regu-
lar classes will resume on
Monday.
More Tort
6,000 Ontai6o
then Have
ArthrIt6Sla
Arthritis Isn't just a
disease of the
elderly. More than
30,000 children
under 15 suffer with it
too. For the true
facts about Juvenile
Arthritis, contact
The Arthritis Society
at 920 Yonge St.,
Suite 420, Toronto
M4W 3J7.
Friday,
OCt • 8
FRANK LITTLE
DENNIS LITTLE
Let us show you how to re -invest
your present Canadian Savings Bonds
Now
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Representatives of
Manu''ILife
FIRE PREVENTION
WEEK
OCTOBER 3 TO OCTOBER 9
SPECIAL T. V. PROGRAM
"SAFETY WITH WOOD STOVES"
on
CKNX-TV 1`
Channel 7
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3
2:Ob-2:30p.m.
Sponsored by Mutual Insurance Company
in Group 6
THIS MESSAGE BROUGHT TO YOU BY:
McKILLOP MUTUAL
INSURANCE
COMPANY
SEAFORTH 527-0400
let Installment
S50.00 payable
at
Seaforth
Chiropractic
Clinic
TASTY NU BAKERY
& CHEESE HOUSE
BAKERY BUYS!
All \,r,r•tiec
NUTRITIOUS MUFFINS 6/1.15
FRESH MADE
DONUTS Honey Glare
Dor 2.09
Dried & S1Ik
Beginning
CHFF SFS F RF SH OF F TFit BLOCK'
st,n,lr• I n,,l
PROCESS SLICES
2.69.
EDAM CHEESE Ib 2.69
Seaforth
TASTY NU
BREAD
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527-1803
NOTICE
OF PUBLIC MEETING
TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1982
TUCKERSMITH TOWNSHIP OFFICE,
VANASTRA
This 1s a public meeting held under
Sections 12 and 17 of The Planning Act,
R,S.O 1980, to discuss a proposed
amendment to the Official Plan for the
County of Huron Planning Area, changing
the severance policy in the areas desig-
nated "Agriculture" for the Township of
Tuckersmith.
A copy of the proposals are available for
viewing at the municipal offices of the
Township Clerk
Huron County Planning Board
rize
Atte
eterans
on
Ex -Service '' ;; , n
(d \'Y urTi en
fIh � i'en dli ents
The Rosal Canadian Logien ServiceT sai-ean Offieer
CLA ' 1E WALL
Prev(ncla1 Service ®iidisera Landon
win be visiting In The area.
Anyone wishing fm
oration, advise or assistance,
regarding:
f a] War iDlsilnilil y !Pension;
ib) Treatment f r ea tiled veterans;
le) Application IT rlienevoieet Fonds;
Id] Appeals against adverse original r+ 1{ppItcatttuns
for War Veterans and Widows Allowanee,
is requested to contact the Service Officer or
Secretary of the Roca° Branch,. whose name appears
below, not Rater than:
1�i )
CT
fJ)
E
2, 1982
To arrange an Ontervlew, contact:
CLEAVE COOMBS, ServOce Officer
Seaforth Branch 158
ROYAL CANADOAN LEGOON
PHONE 627-1155
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
Notice to the Electors of the Town of
Seaforth of Qualified to Vote at a Municipal
Election.
Notice is hereby given in accordance with The
Municipal Act, and pursuant to By -Law No. 30
passed September f3. 1982, a poll is to be held upon
the following question:
Do you support the Goal of "General Disarma-
ment" and mandate your government to negotiate
and implement with other governments, the balanced
steps that would lead to the earliest possible '
achievement of this goal?
The day fixed for taking a poll shall be November 8,
1982.
An advance poll will be held on October 30, 1982.
1. James Crocker, Clerk of the Town of Seaforth
certify that the question set out herein is a correct
statement as authorized in By -Law No. 30-82.
JAMES CROCKER
Clerk
We've Moved iI
SEAFOR TH
SEWING
CENTRE , r
You'll find us at the former
Pulaifer Music Store.
SAVE 20% ON ALL FABRIC
THE ONTARIO COMMUNITY
NEWSPAPERS ASSOCIATION
The President and Direc'I'nrs
()l the
Ontario C ornrrrunitl- ,Ve)t'spapt-'rs ,4 s.coriatinn
are pleased to c'nn,l'ratl(latc'
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