The Huron Expositor, 1979-01-11, Page 13•
PLAYGROUND CAMPAIGN UNDERWAY — Joanne Matthews,
treasurer of the Ladies Industrial Softball League and Norah Eckert,
president of the League, present Larry Wesenberg of the Seaforth her birthday January 1 Ith
Optimist Club With a cheque to be used for the purchase of playground and Alice Rozendal who will
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equipment for the Optimist Park. The. Optimists hope. to have the k celebrate her birthday • • •
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Hensalr s council agreed
Monday to put building
inspectOr Herman Van
Wieren on a salary Of $1324
per year effective January 1.
Herman Van Wieren said
at present his agreemen
with the village limits him to
four inspections which Van,
Wieren said was inadequate
for certain buildings.
Van Wieren had proposed
• to the municipalities woliat
he serves as building. in-
speetor, HenSall. Stanley.
Tuekersmith. Bayfield,
Dsborne and Seaforth that he
be put on salary with thn
muncipalities working out a.
cost sharing agreement.
In ,a• December meeting
between the municipalities a
consensus could not be
arrived on how VarrWieren'S
•rx.
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THE SIMON f.),cpcss.:07.0R..,, Wit
.alltrycould be siplitunp.
Received seifer.41 ,com-
A the m e; wa$ geltnedb.is *repo. rt ¥an Wierett w"iagyh4w7oy th'ean4Qttd tahloenr11: IHIMigIht; inecItshtirisgPFirn** g: 41"C untillit„
decided to continue the ex said perm itS, totalling of the town,
isting arrangement .fOr $247,246 had been issued in while there.' has been no plaints about garbage pielts,
,fim4riinuaonntihcc iieaprla 1 ai Ytryreaaf no org kciwmn giet nhatfts eewralti 11a9:7e8lokfis trabkOitnSguprerloYg.riethses, op tsh6emvooilla.ge:s C.H. Lewis of Luc
.Share be R e tvj d a lett" from= in.
'Tim cost set4 :itsegitnated 9P- • o.
Van WierFn. • It RichroOnd street drain Reeve llarold Knight forming the, yillageof the. •
Under .the existing agree - with the tnioiStry of Iran- stated "I don't -know of waste disposal and.epukainer•f\
ment between Van Wieren Sportation and 'cornanything that's been more services,
and ffensall, the village paid munications finally signing, trying." and said the drain ,,.., •,,
aPprOximately $1,000 last . the drain petition six months a re II im rt nt Agreed once a in
was aYmore Ptoaga to set
' ar while ander the new' aflr V""; Initi,t04 thg•than: the sallitarY Sewers. up Meeting between,
Queensway
arrangement the figure village.
' would have been $1,300. The drain which has been council:
In others business, Willard Buchanan. the OPP,
Hensall Motors and the vel
Wieren said the salary in the works for a number of Said they will look into the' !age in an attempt to resolve
ppert
"Birthday Greetings" to Schenk and Jeanette Li • • • • - • • •
arrangement would allov. the years wi ,JuRichmond
Installation of lights at the the dispute about Parked
r •sidents of Queensway
Nursing Home Lynn
Latimore who will celebrate
visited Hugo Schenk.
village to be better pro- Street from Wellington to arena parking lot With* call ;Tat snow .removal,
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well stocked with swings, monkey bars, etc, by the time warmer weather
returns thiS sPring• (Expositor:Photo)
Pet peeves
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creases the risk of umbilical
infection. Very little bleeding
should occur from the cord
and it is best left alone.
down to normal size. This
slrinking occurs over
approximately I month. Mild
staining usually occurs until
the last mass of membranes
first milk or colostnim
preferably within the first 1
to 2 hours after birth. This
cdostrum has a very high
ccncentration of rotective
THIRD STAGE ' is expelled. antibodies which the pup
The third stage of partur- Vigorous methods must be• absorbs • to help fight off
ition involves the expulsion applied to any newborn infection. -
of the last fetal membrane ,pups which are weak and do VETERINARIAN -
and shrinking of the uterus not begin to breathe on their If anything should appear
own. Dipping them in cold abnormal when your bitch is
La Leche.League,. water, hanging them upside whelping, contact your veter.
to discuss nutrition-dcwn to allow fluid to drain inarian as it is best not to
from the windpipe, rubbing interfere if you are are not
La Leche League in Huron and artificial respiration are familiar with problems which
County met in December at methods which may be may exist. -
the home of Mrs. R. Lon as. employed,. Future columns will deal
cussion was "Baby Arrives": the newborn puppies get the puppy and raising orphans.
Goderich. The topic o dis- It is very important that with care of tire-- nursing
The family and Breast- -
feeding Baby. Mothers and
fathers should have faith in
themselves as parents while
they share new activities as a
family unit. Time and ex-
perience count, members
heard. For further in-
formation, please call 262-
2192. Any woman interested
in learning more about the
womanly art of breastfeeding
is invited to attend. Nursing
babies are always welcome to
LLL Meetincs.
Hensail
Mrs. Terry Gregson of
Niagara Falls spent the
week -end with her parents
-Mr. and Mrs. liughMcEwerr
and Malcom.
The C.P.T. Committee's of
the 1.0.0.F. and the Amber
Rebekah Lodges are holding
a progressive Euchre party
on January .19 in the local
hall.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Parker and Mr. and Mrs.
Jaek Brintnell enjoyed a
• snowmobiling holiday at
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'Welcome" new resident • • .
Mrs. F. Hoelsher., Visitors
with Louise Mitchell were
Mrs. Vera Pinkham, Mrs. Si
Pollen, Verna . Coates and
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Parker
and son Jim, Stratford.
Mrs. Pearl Erratt visited
with her husband Russell
Erratt.
Mrs. Susan Purdy visited
with her husband Len Purdy
Mrs. Pat Oesch visited her
husband Pat Oesch.
Mrs. Pfaff, Exeter visited
her husband Horace Pfaff.
Mr. Rozendal visited with
his wife Alice.-
The Christian Reformed
'Church Choir, Exeter visited
the Home last week and
entertained the residents
with music and singing. Rev.
Bishop conducted worship
accompanied by Mr. DeHaan
at the piano. Mrs. Marion
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1977:DODGE ASPEN
2 door coupe, 8 cyl. automatic. power
Brakes, Power Steering, Radio, rear
window defogger, Licence LON246
1978 CHRYSLER LE BARON
White, 4 door sedan, vinyl roof, 8 cyl.
Automatic, power steering. Power
Brakes, ,A.M. Radio with 8 track,
posti-traction rear axle, air
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Licence LXY937 '
1976 DODGE DART
4 dotirsedan, 6 cyl engine, automatic,
Power,Steering, Radio, Low mileage,
one owner, Licence No- KMY579
1976 DODGE MONACO
4 door, Sedan, 8 cyl. Automatic, powet,
steering, power brakes, radio. Licence
No. KDJ •
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1975 PLYMOUTH FURY
4 aoor Sedan, 8 cyl automatic, power
steering, radio, Licence No. HNL827
1976 DODGE CORONET
4 door Sedan, 8 cyl automatic, power
steering, power brakes, radio, 60-40
Split scat, LIcence No KIPP012
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1975 FORD TORINO
2 door Hardtop, 8 cyl. automatic,
power steering. power brakes; radio.
vinyl roof,
Licence No. JK0377
1977 DODGE ASPEN
S E STATION WAGON
8 cyl. automatic, power steering,
power brakes, roof rack, air deflector,
rear window defogger. radio, Licence
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1974 CHEV. CAPRICE
4 .,door, hardtop, 8 eyl. automatic,
power steering,power brakes, pOwer
windows, power' ,door locks, power
trunk, AM.FM stereo, Air
conditioning, One owner,. Licence No.
JC11532
1973 FORD GALAXIE
2 %door, hardtOp, 8 cyl. automatic,
power steering, power brakes, radio,
vinyl roof, Licence No. FINM2S7.
1977 DODGE D150
1/2TON PICK-UP
8 cyl,, standard transtnission. heavy -
duty suspention, dual minors.
Mileage, Licence NO. 06698.
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Don Horne
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Now, Doing Lubes and
Tire Repair.
Archie's Sunoco
527-088i
Seaforth
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15 main Si Seaforit)
APPLIANCE
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Refrigeration
REPAIR SERVICE
Jim Broadfoot
482-7032
DECORATING
Gravaps
Wffilpaper-
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Featuring MOOTe...
Canadian & Imported
Wall Coverings
527-0550 S•alorth
Ek.EcTRicAL.
Fred Lawrence
Electrical
Contractor
HOME FARM & •
COMMERCIAL WIRING
• Phone Auburn 526-75_05
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Mitchell 348-8684 •
Geo. A. Sills
& Sons
400'
HARDWARE
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PLUMBING - HEATING
& ELECTRICAL EXPERTS
Phone: 527-1620
Seaforth
SEWING
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SERVICE DEPOT
Service to all makes.
'Free estimates 90 day warrantV
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SEW AND SAVE .
CENTRE LTD.
149 Downie St.
(2 doors south of Hudsons)
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Closed Mondays
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Home of
C4TH PIZZA
ReddiaChef.
Kentucky Style
'Chicken
527-0443
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Restaurant 8
Bining Lounge
Main St. Seaforth
527-'.18 20
FUNERAL HOME
Whitney -Ribey
Funeral Home
ROSS VV. RIBEY,
DIRECTOR 1,,
87 Goderich St., Seaforth
PHONE, 527-1390
CEMETERY
MONUMENTS
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accident and invest Inent
Seaforth
Insurance ,
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5 27-1610
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HOME
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Phone 527-0032
Free Estimates
For Siding - 'Aluminum
and Vinyl, Aluminum j
Windows. Doors,
Awnings, Railings.
MONUMENTS
Cemetery
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Showroom Display
WHITNEY-R1BEY
FUNERAL HOME
87 Goderich Si., West
Agent for
%Ingham Memorials
Seaforth 527-1390
OPTOMETRIST —N
LONGSTAFF
Sea forth office
ry. 527.1240
Mon-FrL, 9-5:30
Sat itrthq 9-L2:00
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Ltd.
Optician
8'7 Main St.. South,
Seaforth
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MUSIC
SEAFORTH 527-0053
Closed Wednesdays
PIANO
Piano Tuning
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Repairs
Bruce Pulsifer
527-0053
or after please
482-9618
FEED MILL -
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FEED MILL
Bulk Pelleted Feed,
Fast unloading
elevator, 2 pits open
24 hrs. a day
Clinton
482-3438
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WELDING AND
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Winnipeg Rd.
Vanastra
482-7931.
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PHONE 262-3405
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