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The Huron Expositor, 1983-06-29, Page 6-- THE HURQN,,,EXPQ$ITQR, JUNE 29, 1983. Katimavik: iii thi• rd year in •Seaforth While Whetting, the partici- KatimaVik is returnInfor its third year in pants may work along with their billet or Seaforth beginning July 13 when 12 'they may Continue with their regular work participants will arrive front all across protects. Seaforth participants have been Canada. Katimavik is a federally funded billetted all over the Seaforth, Mitchell and Clinton areas - with teachers, craftspeople, businesspeople and most often on farms. To help the community to get to 'know Katimavik and' to help • Katimavik to integrate into the community, Barb Neu - welt, the ,group leader, would appreciate hearing from anyone who: can give help with any of the learning programs, or can suggest activities in the°community which the participants could assist with, and would like to consider taking a billet for two weeks, particularly the last two weeks of August. Her number is 527-0965. Or talk to a trtember of the local Katimavik sponsor committee: Paul Car- roll, Lynda Jones, Bryan Peter, Luanne Phair, or Martha Smith. The public is invited to come out and welcome the group to Seaforth at a pot -luck picnic at Hullett Conservation Area on Wed. July 20 at 5:00 p.m., rain or shine. Contact Barb Neuwelt if you would like a ride. Everyone is invited to attend. national youth volunteer program which operates community service projects across the country. The participants, aged 17 21, volunteer for nine months, spending three months In each of three provinces. Seaforth will have threw different groups of partici- pants over the next nine months. Each group wit! also spend time in Quebec City and on Vancouver Island. This year the participants will continue to work at Hullett Conservation Area, Seaforth Public School, the Nursery School, the Van Egmond House, and for the town µt special events such as Sportsfest and the Fall Fair. There are new work projects at the playground in Egmondville and at the Maitlandbank Cemetery. Service to Canadian communities is only one of the objectives of Katimavik. The program also aims to provide an opportun. ity for personal growth for the participants, to improve their understanding of the country, and to encourage an appreciation of the environment. Bob & Betty's Variety & Gifts A.S.C. and Radio hack DEALER SEAFORTH ONT. Open 7 Days a Week 9 a.m. till 11p.m. PHOTOFINISHING Fast, Efficient Service We use KODAK PAPER for the good look! Leave your films at Bob & Betty's We have films, disc film, flip flash, Polaroid and Kodak Cameras ' VIDEO DISC RENTALS New movies arriving this week. Now over 125 movies to chbosiG from GREAT FOR PARTIES! [EGT4iliablfail@M Tournament has 50 golfers The stag golf tournament was held last Saturday with about 50 golfers participat- ing. The weather was perfect for the event and some of the players turned in very good scores, but in others the scores were not so good. The top winners were: Kevin Bennett with 76 for low gross, Jim Watson with a 78 for low net and- the most hbnest golfer was Mel Mel- anson with a 123. Mel's name will be on the Boot along with the rest of us duffers. The longest drive of the day went to Jamie Caldwell and' the closest to the pin Jim Parkinson Jr. Jim Watson would like to say thanks to the golfers and to those who helped in any way. This coming Sunday July 3, a bus has been hired to take any members and their wives to the Drumhead Service at Lucknow. The price is S5 per person. Any persons wishing to gq please sign the list posted on the bulletin board and check the time of depar- ture. Provincial Service Officer ARNOLD J. STINNISSEN LIFE AND MORTGAGE INSURANCE PSS , DEFERRED ANNUITIES INCOME TAX DEDUCTABLE FLEXIBLE NO LOAD-R.R.S.P. NEW NON-SMOKERS RATES AVAILABLE Tel. 527-0410 REPRESENTING 117' an Sun Life Assurance GODERICHST.EASTCom of Canada SEAFORTH p y Clare Wall will be at the branch on.July 5 at 10:00 a.m. Anyone wishing information please contact Cleave Coombs to arrange an inter- view. Last Friday evening the twenty-fifth wedding anni- versary of Flora and Dqn Muir was held with a good crowd in attendance. On behalf of the members of the branch, we wish Don and Flora many more years of happiness. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. -Gordon Scott. P.R.O. THE LIONESS CLUB—Members of the executive were all dressed up on Tuesday for these photos. From left they are: Anne Dayman (treasurer), Betty Seymour IhIatorlan), Dorothy Hays (director), Viola Taylor (contact person), Helen Stewart (tall twister), Ina Kiellor (co-ordinator), Verna Stephenson (secretary), Frances Teatero (president) and Mary Margaret Nash (1st vice-president). Absent was Wilma Oke (news), Flora'Ann McAllister (past president) and Grace Titford (2nd vice president). (Photo by Hook) Filter Queen " "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" 482-7103 STRAWBERRIES REGISTER NOW for SUMMER PROGRAMS Playschool ( Ages 3 - 7 yrs.) Playground Come and PICK YOUR OWN at Lovell's First farm west of Kippen intersection on the south side! OPEN DAILY! ( Ages 8 - 12 yrs.) 1,4,6,11 quart baskets allowed ° No picking in pots or pans FEES $30 per child $20 per child $10 per child (7 weeks) (1/2 days for 7 weeks) (full days for 1 week) Both programs start July 4 at Seaforth Public School Register at the SEAFORTH RECREATION OFFICE before JUNE 30 001 PICKING HOURS 8A.M.-8P.M. Supply and weather permitting FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL Leonard Lovell 262-6418 UNDERGRADUATES of the Seaforth and district pre-school learning centre participated in graduation ceremonies. Back• row, left: Jordan Nuhn, Anthony Pickering (graduate), Brandon Nash, Drew Alkemade, Kathy Devereaux, Evan Eckert, Krissy Holland, Anna Mallloux. Middle row: Brent Albey, Jeff Van Loon, Bruce Griffin, Gerry Holland, Krlsty Moran, Melissa Wallace, Radio Show explores religion Local freelance broad- caster Karl Schuessler airs a prhgram on CBC Stereo Ra- dio this Sunday. July 3 at 8:05 p.m. The one hour docu- mentary, titled Success Reli- gion, is part of the CBC's Testament religious series. prograrp explores, the persistent strain within Christianity to equate success with salvation and failure with sin. He traces the history of success religion from its biblical and Puritan sources through modern times. It includes popular TV and radio advocates, Norman Vin- cent Peale, Bob Harrington and Robert Schuler. Local listeners can hear Success Religion on FM Ster- eo 100.5. Seaforth Recreation Dept. presents SUMMER FUN '83 FOR TEENS -for Boys & Girls ages 13 yrs. to 17 yrs. Variety of Activities MON. - WED. 7 P.M. - 10 P.M. TUES. THURS. & FRI. 1-4:30 P.M. .50 per day or $15 for entire 8 weeks ACTIVITIES INCLUDE:Table Tennis, Ball Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, Trivial Pursuit, Cards, Badminton, Indoor Soccer and MUCH MORE ! REGISTER AT REC. OFFICE OR AT THE FIRST NIGHT, MON. JULY 4TH APPLIANCE REPAIR Large or small, we'll fix them all.... Our repair experts will have your appliance In tip top shape fast. Call us to -day at PECK APPLIANCES Jane Powell, Evan Beuerman, Greg Kalichuk. Front row: Lindsay Devereaux, Christine Devereaux, Joanna Van Bake!, Julie Vogels, Karen Van den Rangel, Kelly . Devereaux, Kim Jamieson, Tyler Diebold. Absent were Jason Hulley, Robbie Craig, Timmy McNaughton, April Dalton and Sandy Rlikhoff. (Wassink photo) Scott Dickson reunion marks 150 years in Canada Hundreds of descendants of the Scott and Dickson families who settled in Roxboro, north-west of Seaforth, are expected back here for a reunion weekend, Aug. 6 and 7. It's the 150th anniversary of the arrival from Scotland. The ScotL Dickson reunion will' featuredisplays of ;*rtifacts and, old photos; -a- Sunday morning -service at First Presbyterian Church and a film on family connections in Scotland. • " The weekend's highlight is a gathering Sunday afternoon at the Ken Scott farm on the banks of the Maitland in Roxboro. It's the site of the arrival of Robert Scott and Archibald Dickson and their sons in 1833. A year later, nearly 40 relatives joined them. A cairn will be dedicated in honor of those who died shortly after arrival or during the voyage from Scotland. Since many Seaforth area families are descended from these original settlers (Govenlock; Habkirk; Grieve and Render - son are some of the names) registering ahead of time for the reunion barbecue on Sunday and super Saturday is 'sssential, so that organizers know how, many to' expect. Register by calling Barbara Scott at,, 527-1787 or Jackie Melanson at 527-0163.; Anyone .with out-of-town relatives who, rnightlike;*information about the reunion can-give"'the-names and addresses to Mrs. Scott or Mrs. Melanson. Aug. 6 registration begins at Northside United Church, where the artifacts will be displayed and a map will be available for a' self -guided tour. Dinner, limited to 200, will be served at the Legion that night. Following the program at Roxboro Sunday afternoon, a beef barbeque will be held at the new Seaforth and District Community Centres. About 400 people attended the 140th anniversary of the arrival of the Scotts and Dicksons from Scotland in 1973 at Roxboro. "Magic"books promote reading "Magical Mystery Tour" is the theme of this year's Summer Reading Program at Seaforth Public Library. The purpose of this annual promo- tion is to encourage school- age children to read through- out the summer. A number of 'magical' books are on dis- play and free bookmarks list a number of suggested titles for each age group. Children who are register- ed for the summer reading program will also qualify for reduced admission price to Canada's Wonderland for either August 27 or 28. Certificates will be given to every child who registers and reads a minimum of ten books over the summer. Children are also encouraged to put their names in the "magic pot" for a 'magical prize' which will be drawn for at the end of the summer. Come on in and explore! "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" VARNA 482-7103 ..v tQ4 SCHEDULE FRIDAY, JULY lst Financial help from Sealorth B.I.A., Seaforth Recreation Committee, and Ontario Committee for Canada's Birthday ON MAIN STREET Pancake Brunch Bake Sale and Puppet Show Children's Bike Rodeo Pony Rides Bed Races Dunking Machine, Carnival Booths, Fish Pond, Food Booth S.D.H.S. Girls Band 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. 10 a.m.-1p.m. 10:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. 2p. m. 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. 3:30 p.m. TAKE NOTICE AT THE LIONS PARK [Free Supervised Parking at St. James Grassed Field) ADMISSION: Pre -School -Free, Child [12 yrs. & under] $1.00, Adults $2.00, Family $5.00 7p.m.-Bp.m. 8 p.m. - 9 p.m. 9:30 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. k N lir liuron (f-"xpositor OFFICE will be closed on FRIDAY, JULY 1 Talent Show Exhibition Ball Game (Firemen vs Town Council and Recreation Committee) FIREWORKS! ! (Bring your own Lawn Chalrsll �l Have a great CANADA DAY Holiday! COMICIlee ME= Ontario 7111 Commission of Inquiry into Residential Tenancies NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS The Commission has been constituted under the Public Inquiries Act with broad terms of reference. They may be stated briefly as follows: 1. To inquire into all aspects of the current system of rent review under the existing Residential Tenancies Act. 2. To consider what changes in the law are desirable or necestary to provide fair and equitable treatment to landlords and tenants under a system of rent review. A brochure has been prepared setting out the Terms of Reference in full and procedural rules that will be followed in the conduct of the public hearings that will be held by the Commission. Anyone wishing to make submissions to the Commission should obtain o copy of the brochure by writing or telephoning to the Administrator of the Commissioih dt the address given below. The Commission will hold public hearings in LONDON, COMMENCI G 2 P.M. WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1983, AT THE HOLIDAY INN DO N - TOWN CITY CENTRE, 299 KING ST., WESTMINSTER HALL, LONDO ONTARIO, to deal with ITEM 1 above. Those wishing to be heard should file with the Commission as soon as possible a written statement prepared in accordance with instructions to be found in the brochure. All such statements will be public docvtments and available for inspection at the London Public Library, 305 Queen's Ave., London. Doted at Toronto, June 20, 1983. COMMISSION OF INQUIRY INTO RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES, 180 Dundas Street West, 22nd Floor, Toronto, Ontario. M5G 128 Call collect (416) 963-2533 Thelma Hershorn, Administrator - as