The Huron Expositor, 1971-01-14, Page 84
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#RRONEXPOTOR., ;EAFORTH ONT.; JAI. 4, 1971
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.mrs, Ken Elligsen
sherry Lyne, infant 9g-tighter
of Mr, and Mrs. William Beuer-
Mann was baptized Sunday at
St. Peter's Lutheran Church by
Pastor P. Kappes. Her sponsors
Were Miss Mary Balerinann,
Guelph and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Lansink, Hanover, along with her
parents.
Flowers were placed on the
altar in memory of Mr. Philip
Rock who passed away seven
years ago, by his wife and fam-
ily.
PURCHASE TRUCKING- FIRM
Lorne Willson has purchased
the home and trucking business
of William Mulholland. He is
residing here now. His wife hopes..
to move In the near future from
their home in Paris, Ontario.
SNOWMOBILES VISIT
A fleet of approximately
twenty-three snowmobiles stop-
ped here Thursday afternoon.
Speaking to some .ef the opera.:
tors, they said that they were
on their way to the Winter Carn-
ival at Wasaga Beach. They had
left from their homes that morn-
ing at Tlllsonburg. Four vehicles
were along to carry diipplies.and
to render any assistance needed.
June Vock returned home
early last week, having been a
patient at the Stratford General
Hospital following a car accident
on December 30. Her sister,
Wanda is still hospitalized from
the same accident, but, hopes to
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Mrs. Mary Dittmer, Mr. and
Mrs. August.SCherbarth, Mr, and
Mrs. Charles Scherbarth and
family, Mrs. George Proctor,
harry Proctor, yrs.. Mabel Hig-
gerson, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Elligsen and boys were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ellig-
sen, Frfday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Scher,
barth Sr., Mrs. Caroline Ellig-
and• Mr. arid Mrs. August
Saherbarth were guests. of Mrs.
Anna 'Elligsen recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Diegel at Shakes-
peare and also called on Mrs.
Harry Tait at Stratford.
ST. PETER'S
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Women° met on Epiphany Day,
Wednesday. The newly elected
officers who presided at the
meeting were Mrs. George Rock,
President; 'Mrs. 'Edgar E'lligsen,
Vice-President; Mrs. Albert
_Bauer, --Secretary; Mrs. Lloyd
Prueter, Treasurer; They were
also in charge of devotions. The
Mission Treasurer is Mrs. Ed- •
win Scherbarth, Mrs. Bauer-pre-
sented a reading to "the . group
'entitled. "TiI He Caine" inter-
preting the meaning of a glad'
and happy new year., An Epiphany
filmstrip "Pea-ce For the Up-
roar"- was shown by Pastor
KapPes Which contrasted the up-
heaval'Of our modern society with
the ever present. Peace of the
Incarnate Christ. • ; -
Various aspects of the L.C.W.
work were assessed. .Thw.:_in
partimilar , were the tUtheran
World Relief clothing appeal. The
support of the,church mission and
the concern for the sick arid, shut.
in.
Mrs. 'Rock thanked all who in
Any way, helped • to look after the
shut-in made- Christmas
more JoY0114.
Plana for the World Day, of
Prayer weie77,7diseussed 'which
will be observed Friday, March
5th.
A touch and take table will'
be a special, attraction for our
February meeting; with an inVita-
lion extended to all the ladies or
the congregation.
Thank-you 'cards were read.
Mrs. George Rock and Mrs. Ella
Rose reported their, birthdays.
A.liy,mn was sung in their honour
with' Mrs. Robert French, the.
pianist.
-Lunch was served by MrS.
Fred Young, Mrs. Oscar Young,
Mrs, Minnie Vackand 'Mrs. La-
vern Wolfe.
"And a good time was had by
all" who joined in the Safari last
Saturday night. Marlen Vincent
led the run out to Robert Fether-
inghams and from there Robert
did the honors. Everyone re-
turned to 'the Golf Club for a
light Winch before returning
home. Another Safari is plan-
ned for this Saturday night leav-
ing the Golf Club at 8:00 p.m.
and heading out to Verne Hugills
where everyone is joining toge-
ther for a'trip out through the
"Swamp" then again back
to the Golf Club for lunch. There
is a family Safari planned loc
Sunday, January 31st so plan or?
bringing the children along for
that one: If anyone has an idea
or a route that they would like
to see used by the Club Safaris
co tact Don Muir at 527-1575.
It Is still in the planning stage
but it leoks like a Safari to Pine
Ride Chalet near Exeter is com-
ing up, should .be quite a run of
40 milei and not exactly for
the "faint of heart".
I have been asked by the
local Turf Club to' pads on to
snowmobilers' the fact that the
snow machines -frighten the
horses while they are -being
trained. Snowmobilers are asked
LONG LIFE -7 Asked to what she
attributed a long, well and happy
life, Mrs.
aged
Alleigro of
Naples, aged 108, replied unhesit-
atingly: "Because • I've never
taken a drop of medicine in my
entire life."
to refrain from using the track
while horses are out of the barns
or on the track. The track is
okay to use otherwise but we
should stay away from the barn
area,, which is the case with any
livestock or poultry buildings.
Local racing ,this weekend
under M.O.S:R.A. sanction is at
Stratford Saturday and Sunday
afternoon, with the big Seaforth
Optimist Winter' Carnival next
weekend. Drive-safely and have
more fun.
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sibly aided by an assistant) to
measure and describe this type
of data. In_ all cases the time
normally required in the asses-
sment of the ratepayers home
Suggest
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In the delegation with Warden
Westcott were Mayor on Sy-
mons of Clinton, Deputy Reeve
Alex McGregor of Tuckersmith
.Township, Deputy Reeve Girvin
Reed of Ashfield, chairman of
the development committee of
Huron, Walter Gowing, manager
of the Midwestern Ontario Reg-
ional Development. Council, and
R. S. Cummings, co-ordinator of
the Huron development contr.
mittee. Robert McKinley, Huron
M.P., also attended the meeting.
should not exceed one-half hour.
' Howard Harris, farm valua-
tion manager and-his assessors
will be involved -with the appraisal
of any farm or portion of farm
property within the town limits.
All Ne-assessmenti", as
initially, calculated, will be con-
tinually subject to review and
annual update by the senior ,
assessment staff. • All property
' owners will, at some futui e
pointed 'time, be provided an
opportunity to have complete and
open discussions relating to their
assessments... . ,
Delays in the initial stage of
a major re-assessment are,
genergenerally caused by the quantity
of
ally
call backs" omi
properties where, owners or
tenants 'were absent the• day the
assessor first called. The co-
operation of ratepayers is there-
fore requested in helping to re-
duce this problem to a minimum
number.
The time when the assessor
would most particularly ap-
preciate the public co-operation,
would be ' when his first
call necessitated leaving a form
on premises. Assessors working
her,e can be contacted by, calling
the town office.„
It has been announced that
re-assessment figures . based, on
market value will not be used
for tax purposes until 1975. -
Optimists
,SEAFORTH COUNCIL
Members of Seaforth Council Sat for the photographer as the inaugural meeting of last
week was adjourned. Shown are (front) Reeve J. F. Flannery, Mayor F. C. J. Sills, Clerk
E. W. Williams, Deputy Reeve Wilmer Cuthill. (Rear) Cduncillors L. F. Ford, R. S. Mac-
Donald, Betty Cardno, Geo. Hildebrand, Dave Tremeer and Wirai!Pincler. (Staff photo)
IVICKILLOP COUNCIL
Meeting in the Township Hall, Winthrop, on Monday members of McKillop Council are
Mrs. Marion McClure, appointed Clerk-Treasurer, Reeve 'Allan Campbell,Road Superintendent
and Welfare Officer Ken, Stewart (rear)' Councillors Arthur Anderson, Harvey Craig, Ralph
McNichol and Wm. J. Leeming.
News 'of Huronview
With the' holiday season over the residents'
prograins are back on schedule starting the week ,
with a dance on Monday afternoon, when several', of,;
the ,residents took part in the ilokey-pokey, square
dance practice, alOrg with the regular dances.
Mrs. Jim Barrie won ladles!, high at the progres-
sive euchre on Wednesday afternoon with nine tables
playing.. Men's high was *on by Albert Nicholson;
consolation prize winners were Mrs. Lula Jones and
Jim Barrie.
'The • residents were entertained on Thursday
Falnily night by a Rythm Band from • Goderich - '
PSychiatric Hospital led by Gordon Harrison of
Goderich on the piano.
The old time. dance alga of Clinton along with-
their orchestra, Mrs. Ross Broarlfoot, Nelson Howe,
Andy Orr with Gordon Papple calling, provided
some old time music and dancing for the residents '
on Friday evening.
Assessors' Ready
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fled , snowmobiles. Races are
also planned, for ladies and
juniors (aged12-16). Registration
will take place from 11:30
'12:30 and races will begin at
1:00 P.M.
It looks as though the Winter
Carnival ,will again be an excit-
ing and entertaining week end._
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• TUCKERSM1TH COUNCIL
, Shown following their inaugural meeting at Centennial 'School, Brucefield,are members
Ervin Sillein Bert Branderhorst and 'Cleave Coombs.
of Tuckersmith Council. They are (front)DeputyReeve Aleic McGregor, ReeVe Elgin Thomps:n_±
and Clerk-Treasurer J. McIntosh. (Rear) Road.Superintendent Allan Nicholson. 'Councillors
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