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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-05-10, Page 11cGregor opened the reading Psalm II Hymn 260 was sung reading of the scripture, Psalm 96. Barbara Moffat took the theme ,,praise" • 'and spoke on this beautiful time of year. She also read a poem entitled "Not by Bread Alone." Mrs. McGregor closed with prayer. , ' Joyce Wilson presided for business. ' Roll call was answered by aaming your favourite flower by 19 members. Mrs. Broad- foot read a thankyou letter from Mrs. Davidson, presently work- . ing in India. It was agreed to purchase a lace tablecloth for 1,1e church table. - Norman meeting Chapter 12. followed officers will be held at the General meeting commencing at „5:00 p.m.. A film will be shown prior to the business portion of the meeting. The proposed slate of officers are as follows; Past President - Cleave Coombs President - Gordon Scott; 1st ,Vice President - George Hays; 2nd Vice President - Tom Wil- bee; Treasurer - Morley Storey; Secretary - Dick Whiteley; Sgt. at Arms - Ross Coutts; Wel- fare Officer - George Miller; Membership Chairman - Allan Nicholson; House Chairman - Robert Newnham; Entertain- ment - Chairman - Lloyd Eisler; Spoils -Officer "T Don wood; Special Events - Wilfred Titford; Property Chairman - John, Wood; Public Relations - John Baker.; says and Means - Bert McClure; Sick ancLVIsiting - Bill Smith; • • -” Padre - Bob Spittal; Auditors - Wm. D. Stephenson and John Longstaff. Remember this is just a pro- posed slate of officers, nomina- tions may be opened if you have anyone in mind for the above offices. Frilday 'May 11th - Bingo at the Legion Hall. Thnrsday May 17th - Installation of -Offteers at the Exeter Branch. Friday May 18th - Installation of -Officers at the W Ingham Branchk, Saturday May 19th - Social at the News of Brucefield U.C.W. MEETING The U.C.w. o sBrucefield United Church met Tuesday afternoon in the church. Unit III was in charge of devotions. News of Huronview Two family trios assisted with the music for Sunday evening's Christian. Reform song service. , Mrs. Vander - weal and daughters, Arlene and Gail, Mrs. Amsing, Coby and Andri sang , several numberg. Mr. AeireVanDertride led the service With the devotional period taken by Rev. Beukema..„. , Mrs. Mary Willis of Seaforth was welcomed to the Home by the residents at Monday afternoon's get-together. Marie Flynn joined the regulars, Mrs. Mar. y Taylor, Norman Speir and Jerry Collins, to provide the music for the occasion. Volunteers from the Clinton Christian Reform Church were on hand to"a'ggrkt 'with the activi- ties and wheel , chairs. There was a good attendance at the Apnual Blossom Tea and Craft, pale on Wednesday afternoon sponsored by the Huronview Auxiliary. The Huronia Male 'Chorus led by Mrs. Caffrey, with piano---accompaniment by Mrs. Kleinstiver, provided the Family Night program. The Chorus with membernrom Exeter, Hensall, Zurich, Grand Bend and Dashwood areas presented part of the program. They are preparing for the Exeter Centennial in July. Mrs. Hilda Finkbeiner 'expressed the, appreciation of the residents for the enjoyable program. The provincial Government has declared June l'7 - 23 as Senior Citizens' Week and plans are being made to hold open house at the Home during that week, ALL PURPOSE ONE BIN HOG SUPPLEMENT ti PURINA FARM BLEND HOG CHOW is a base mix supplement balanced completely with high levels- of amino acids, vitamins and minerals. When mixed with grain it provides maximum,,nutrition for all market hogs weighing over 50 pounds, and sows, too. 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This year the installation of Officers for Branch 156 will be held Thursday June 14th. All paternal Affiliate members and their . wives are cordially invited to attend. When Parliament resumes on Tuesday, it wil I again set the stage of a three ring circus. Various committees'will' meet at the same time that the house sits to discuss estimate expenditures cad policies of the various Minis- tries. Any member wishing to debate an issue pertaining to some particular aspect of the Mini'atrY under review may do so.,- but only members appointed to the committee have the privi- ledge of voting. These members consist of • Conservatives, Liberals ,and N,D.P., pro- portionate to the number of mem- bers comprising each party in the Legislature., At the present time yours truly is a member of the standing estimates com- mittee reviewing predicted ex, penditures . of the Attorney Generals Ministry. 'Being a lay-. man amongst lawyers, I think I will be ready to article by the time tlit committee has completed its responsibilities. The various committees convene after the question and answer period expires in the House,and' sit for the period of time each day that the House is in session. 'The diScussions IR the committee sessions can be every bit as lively as those in the House and in effect they serve the same purpose. Each expenditure must be passed by 'a majority vote; and once the committee has voted on all the items, the report must be submitted, to the House fore final approVal. • I To pay or not to pay`.. Wbether it is more expedient 'in the , Minds of men to pay a tax that is not duly legislated or to refrain from so doing until such tax becomes law, that is the ques- tion. Opposition members of the Legislature challenged the authority of the Provincial Government to collect the addit- 'tonal two per cent sales tax, but Revenue Minister Allan Grossman informed them thatthe increase from five to seven per cent would continue to be collec- ted, asit.has been since Maylst, even though accompanying legis- lation has still to be passed by the House. Grossman indicated that, -this e is just one of many examples of a practice which has- been followed for.years without challenge since retroactive legislation has followed a well established .precedent of this House: Stephen Lewis,. N.D.P. leader;•-laterjected that th% pre- `cecient had been challenged by opposition members' repeatedly in the past. Every member of the opposi- tion voiced his objection to the two per cent increase as the debate continued in the House; but the bill passed its second reading on the strength of,the. Conservative major ity'. It is presently being debated clause by clause, and if it passes the third reading, 'it will be given Royal Assent and only then, , does It become law. Liberal Leader, Robert Nixon challenged the Conservatives at • Queen's Park to take their in- crease in the retail sales tax to the court of the people. Recalled Treasurer John White the Con. servative Government's grave- digger, claiming that vthe tax iacrease . has sealed the fate. of the Davis Government. The $45 million -hydro build- ing contract, which has been questioned many - times in the Legislature in recent months . • by Oppositban Leader Robert Nixon, has- become in Nixon's , words, a 1111 Davis Water- , gate". 'Ontario Hydro, three years ago, paid nearly $1.5 mil- lion to architects to design •a new°office building, but then' scrapped the plans ant signed 'a contract with • a development, • compaby, Canada Square Ltd., to build the offices. The leaders - of the two opposition' parties called for a public inquiry into ' the circumstances surrounding the building of new offices for Ontario Hydro, and although .Nixon favoured an investigation by a Royal Commission because of,the possibility 'of political paronage- being involved, pre- „Mier Davis decided-in favour of ' a select committee composed of seven Progressive Conser- vatles, two Liberals and two New Democrats. Mr. Lewis was pleased that the Legislative com- mittee 'had been appointed and felt that the committee would discharge its responsibilities properly. Use of Government aircraft by Cabinet Ministers continued to trigger debate in the House as New Democrat, Morton Shulman quizzed Transportation and Corn- mumicatierm Minister, Gordon Carton, on trips to Queec City. The Government has stalled on producing the log books of its aircraft, but is prepared now .to release details of flights taken by Ministers and civil servants. It is doubtful whether details of Preinier Davis' flights will be revealed for reasons of security. Premier William Davis promised to 'investigate reports . that Ontario taxpayers will foot a $30,000 bill to repair a plane that was damaged in Goderich. McGregor Top Quality BEEF Government Inspected Whole Half Beef Beef 86c 87c INCLUDES: CUTTING WRAPPING AND QUICK FREEZING. Free Delivery Within 10 Mile Grant McGregor Phone 26-5839 The plane carried him on a political campaign trip during the recent by-election in Huron., Liberal Eddie Sargent, who flies his own plane, claimed the damage figure was more like $100,000. Correctional Services Min- ister , Sylvanus Apps, denied charges by Morton Shulman that hardened', cord' run the Guelph Reform Centre. Inmate cam- mittees have been set up in all institutions under the Provincial Ministry as part of a new emphasis on rehabilitation and improving communications and life in the reform centres. Dr. Shulman said certain freedoms of moVement "allowed the committee executive had been abused, and such freedom was being used by members to peddle drugaio...over 700 inmates at the Guelph centre. Shulmah claimed that drug taking, homosexuality and beatings have soared 'since Superintendent Scott Keane took over August 1st. Apes, despite his confidence in Scott Keane, agreed to an investigation into working conditions at the Guelph Correctional Centre by a person outside'-the Ministry of Correctional Services. The Legislature adjourned early on Friday in tribute to the late premier Leslie Frost and will not sit Monday, the day of Mr. Frosth funeral in Lindsay. Premier Davis broke the sari news of Leslie Frosts death to, the tonne and recalled in a very remorseful tone the former Pre-, miers many fine attributes. Both leaders of the Opposition expressed their deepest sympathy and extended their condolence to the family. Robert Nixon referred to Leslie Frost as not only 1VIr. Ontario, but the - 'meeting The Omits U.C.W. 'met at the borne of Mrs. James ,ice on Wednegday afternoon with 15 members and one visitor present. Mrs. Rice opened the meet- ing with a reading 44 1.f Christ Came Tonight and Mrs. Jim Scott read two poems; "Ladies Aid" and '!Amazing Grade.," . The Scripture, Matthew pa,,,.verses 1-10 was read by Mrs. Warner Collings and Mrs. Rice lead in prayer. Rev. McDonald was. guest speaker. Mrs. Ed. Bell concluded the business session. Roll call was answered by a • Bible verse and the Treasurer's report given by Jean Leiner. Thank, you cards were received from The Beacom Family, Greta St. Louis and Jim McEwing. A donation was made to the furnace fund. ARNOk. 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