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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-01-22, Page 11THE,...Huppg EXPOSITOR,. JA uoyr :g2, INCOME PREPARE Fart iers — Businessmen , I1!'1dil4duals At Reasapabile Ronnenberg Insurance *Agency. Open in Brussels — Tuesday and ;Friday Only Ph. 807-6663 Monkton Office Open Monday to Saturday Noon Rhone 347-2241 — Any Timo, Phone Early for Appointment and Avoid tha .,Rush READ and USE EXPOSITOR CLASSIFIED DRtVI THE cars 1,01/7VIE MONACO. 1111116, oar,' (7, t. uL N4 TRUCKLO ADsAls HULL Y GOO AS Low As 51249 Don't forget the third race' in the , • • WESTERN ONTARIO -SERIES Sanctioned 'A' Snowmobile Races Saturday—Sunday, Jan. 24 - 25 L 14: ism IN4 les • 4 ULL1 • 'SPORTS & RECREATION LIMITED — Varna Ontat:io NOM 2R0 Dial 5.19-262-5809 -'ilicKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE ://4 .IN SURA.' NCE COMPANY- Established 1876 HEAD OFFICE: Seatorth, Ontario Mrs. Margaret Sharp. Sec.-Treas.,Phone 527-0400 It Only Costs A Little lo Be Safe Fire, Extended 'Coverage, Windstorm, Theft y.1 Property Damage, Liability, Etc. '/ Directors.and Adjusiers 6 Robt.Archibald,R.R.4,Seaforth 527-1817 Ken Carnochan, R.R.4, Seaforth 527-1545 Lavern Godkin, R. R.#1 , Walton 527.1877 Ross Leonhardt, R.R.1, Bornholm 345-2234 John McEwing, R.R.1, Blyth 523-9390 Stanley McliWain,R.R.2, Goderich 524-7051 Donald McKercher, R.R.1, Dublin 527-1837 Wm. Pepper, Brucefield 482-7534 J.N.Trewartha,Box 661, Clinton 482-7593 Agents; James Keys, R.R.1, Seaforth, Wm. Leiper, Londesboro Steve J. Murray ,R.R.5, Seaforth, K.J.Etue, Seaforth Town clerk speaks to WI ' Correspondent Mrs, B. MacOtegor , The Cancer, Polio, ;And Tuber- culosis Committee of the 100F and • Rebekah Lodges held a "successful Euchre party in the Lodge rooms on'Thursday evenL, ing in spite of the stormy weather.' Ten tables played and the prize winners were: Ladies high, Mrs. Percy Campbell, Ladies Consolation, Mrs. James McAllister. Gent's high, Al Hog- garth, Gent's consolation, James McEwen. Lone hands, Harold Parsons. A draw was made for a ham which was won by Mrs. Ray tonsitt. A draw on a bag of oranges was won by Mrs." Ernie' Chipchase. Refreshments were served. 1?74 VOLKSWAGEN 412 Stationwagon, four cylinder, automatic transmission, radio, .Licence DFZ939 '2945 1973 LTD. 4-door pillared hard- top, V-8, automatic, power steer- ing and brakes, whitewall tires. Licence DFY860 • 1695 1973 PLYMOUTH stationwagon, V-B, automatic, power steering and brakes, deluxe 'interior, woodgrain panelling. Licence • CZV138. '3195 1973 FORD E100 Cargo Von with economical six cylinder engine and standard 'transmis- sion. Licence C68229, '2695 1973, LTD 'BROUGHAM' Four door hardtop, 400 cu. in., V-8 With automatic air, radial ply tires. and luxury interior. Licence DHYB33 , 5 3395' 1973 GMC SPRINT . V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, radial ply tires. Licence E66-835. 1195 1971 PONTIAC .2-cloor. Licence CYM760. '1695 1973_ CUSTOM 500 2-door. Licence DFZ130 1795 1973 PINTO Squire, Wagon. Licence DFZ372, 1595 1974 ASTRE Wagon unit, low mileage. Licence DAB920., '2695 1975 LTD WAGON, loaded. Licence JFN685. '4895 1972 VOLKSWAGEN squareback, automatic, new motor. Licence CZE770. Before in- spection, '1395 1972 BUICK SKYLARK, four door sedan, double power, automatic. LiCence DFX806. '2695 19,73 GRAN TORINO BROUGHAM, four door, power steering and brakes, automatic, electric defroster. Licence' DFX174. '3195 1973 FORD F100, ranger, load- ed, beautiful, Licence C76769, '3095 1967 F100 half ton, as is, licence C71622 '495' TWO 1967 and 1 - 1966 Ford 1/2 tons. Before inspection. Licence C67939 and C71622, '495 Hensall coWncil okdys..sUbdisiition opportunity-to thank the W.I. for sponsoring the two 4-H clubs on behalf of all the girls' mothers. The leaders' for this club were Joyce Pepper, Belva Fuss and Betty Simmons. -t The rest of the business consisted of plans for the card party to be held in February., Barb • McCurdy, • guest entertainer, then played a piano selection.' Mr. Robert Heil, • municipal clerk was the gueSt speaker. He brought copies of the bylaWs and maps indicating the site of the prOPosed sewers now under . construction. Mr. Heil discussed the new water rates and answered a variety , of questions. Joyce Pepper gave a report of the 4-H achievement day held at Brucefield school. nelve girls belonging to the Kneaded Seven and Doug h.)os received a certifi- cate of completion. The new leaders of the next project will be Joyce Pepper, Bev Moir and Chery Riley. The meeting closed in the regular way. Personals Miss Catharine Christie of London visited over the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Audrey .Christie. Mrs. Doris Bonthron, London, Mrs. Edna Caldwell, Exeter,, Mr. and Mrs. Ear. Sararas, Toronto visited with their mother, Mrs. E:" Sararas. ueenswaywelcomes two new residents Hensall council approved a small subdivision of single family homes at a special meeting Monday, night. George Andel- • finger of London plans to build homes on 12 • lots in a development , just north of the Bendix 2 plant. Mr. Andelfinger's land, north of Oxford St. and west of Elizabeth St. is made up of two blocks on Hens present registered plan and approval to divide it into 12 will have to come from Huron County's land division committee. Hensall clerk Bob Heilsaid the county council Correspondent Mrs. Bill Chessell Children in and near the village spent some time during their holidays from school last week skating on the new ice surface at the arena: Times for family skating are Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings, and Sunday afternoon. - Ed and Terry Heard returned home recently from a two-week vacation in Florida. • Harold Dowson, who has been in University Hospital in London, committee's • approval shouldn't be a problem since the developer has resolution in support of his -plans for Hensall council. The approval of Mr. Andr.J. finger's plan is subject to an agreement with the municipality on services and , the apportionment of costs. Another developer, Gerrie Glen- of Dungannon wants to tear down an old • building ,behind the Hensall Hotel and build a 12 apartments there over a two year period. Clerk Heil said council- lor's didn't disagree with his plan but want to gee more detailed and Alex Murray, who was in Clinton Hospital, have returned to their homes. We sincerely wish them improved health. Mrs. '6 Robert Webster entertained a number of-Julie's friends at a birthday party on Saturday. Julie was seven on Thursday. The generosity of neighbours and farm friends was evident during last week's stormy weather, when several driveways and walks were cleaned out by people with scrapers or snow- blowers, and some with shovels. and prayer by Mrs. McNaughton. Mrs. Berry received the offering, dedicated -by Mrs.. McNatighton. , • The portion of the meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. McNaughtort. The president, Mrs. J. Henderson chaired the business portion. She welcomed all and hoped 1976 would be a busy year. It is the 100th Anniversary of 'Brucefield- Church. - In the absence of the secretary, Mrs.E.Sillery, Mrs. V. Berry reported for the December meeting., Mrs. M. Broadfoot and others read thank you notes from Mis.C. Henderson,' Miss Bowery, Mrs. Norman Walker, Christine McNaughton. Mrs. M. Zurbrigg of Wingham expressed her thanks for the Christmas box, sent to her mother, Mrs. John McEvien, Huronview. On January 23 a BobbY Burns dinner will be held in-the Church hall, meat will be provided. January 25th the annual meeting Will be held after Church with' a potieck dinner at 12:30. FWruary 3 Huron Presbyterial will be held in Brucefield church. Dinner will be served at 12: 30. March 5 is the World Day of Prayer with Kippen at Brucefield at 2 o'clock. Key woman is Mrs. Marjorie Broadfoot. On March 7 Pioneer , Sunday, a former Minister, Rev. H. Wright, will be the guest speaker. Money' making projects were discussed. Mrs. N. Sillery said' that she thought people Were disappointed' that Brucefield Church didn't have a barheque -last year. It was decided to.have a penny contest. 1976 Captains are Mrs. Jean Henderson and Mrs. Vina Berry. A motion was made to order 300 Tens for "Centennial' Year to sell at 50c. . " Next meeting wilt be held on Feb. 9.' 'Members and home helpers to bring 3' articles for a silent4auction. Mrs,. M. 'Walters, Mrs. H. MeCartney and Mrs.A. Walters, served lunch. Cemetery Board has annual The annual meeting of Baird Cemetery ' Board was held in Brucefield 1.0,0.F. Hall on January 14, Watson Webster was re-elected president. The board consists of Ross Scott, John Broadfoot, Mac Wilsbic-Gordon, Richaid'sdn, Adam Wilson, Wm. McAsh, Wilfred Chuter and Aldie • Mustard. Aldie Mustard was elected secretary treasurer, Mrs., Ruth Taylor having resigned. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Wilson and Arie Verholf caretakers, have resigned. drawings and more information before giving him approval. The council will seek tenders on a renovation of the second floor of the town hall. They were approached recently by a Hensall firm, Wright-Grant Ltd1, about renting office space in the building. In order to convert the area to office,space false walls would have p be put up and ceilings dropped. Clerk Heil estimated the -cost at $6,000 to $8,000'and said council hoped to recover the cost in • three years of,' renting the space. If the costs-2f renovating seem - too khigh er tenders are in, council will drop the project, the clerk said.. Couricillors considered a report of the village's storm sewers ,by Goderich engineer. Barns Ross. Hensall', stprm sewers aren't adequate, but councillors decided: they n eed to talk to Mr. Ross to discuss his report. A meeting was scheduled for January 27 with Mr. Ross and Huron Minty planners. There will be a .meeting of the Hensall Minor Athletic Associa- tion in the Hensall Arena at 8 P.M. on Tuesday, February 10. Obituary DANIEL G. CAMERON Daniel G. Cameron passed away in University Hospital, London on Tuesday, January 13th 1976 in his, 28th year. Formerly'of Hensall, he was the son of W.J. (Doc) and Jessie Cameron, lien- sall. Surviving besides his parents are two sisters, Mrs. G. (Betty) Osbitsch, London, Mrs. .Barry (Chris) Morlock, Crediton, brother Bill, London, and grand- parents ' Mr. and Mrs. W.Rees, Hamilton. Funeral service was held at the Bonthron Funeral Chapel on Friday, January 16th at 2p.m. with Rev. W.D. Jarvis officiating. Cremation fo),Iewed with burial at Maitland Cemetery, Seaforth, Mr. Ed ,Corbett was taken to Victoria Hospital, London by ambulance on' Saturday. Rev. W.D. Jarvis conducted worship service in Carmel Presb- yterian Church on Sunday. The annual congregational meeting will be held January: 30th, Mrs. Margaret Ingram is a patient in South Huron Hospital Exeter where she is receiving treatment. Mrs. J.McAllister opened the January meeting with , of Unit four a prayer for the new year. Mrs". Leona Parke gave the devotional and spoke on the theme, Beauty. Mrs. J. McAllister introduced the new study book on China, she reviewed China of the past, comparing it with the presint day situation, andlold 'of the progress in the fields of education, medical care, agriculture and of the great improvement in living conditions ander the China‘ Communist Party. , The business meeting followed. Mrs.' Sherritt gave a good financial report. Fifty visits to the Kli• ppen ladies • meet Correspondent Rena Caldwell , The U.C.S. of St. Andrew's Church, Kippen, held their first meeting of the NeW Year at the church Jan. 13 with a pot kiek" dinner. Owing to the stormy weather only 25 members and guests turned out. Rev. Stevens conducted the installation of the new officers. After the business meeting Shirley Bond entert ained by demonstrating the making of flowers with fuir. 'fur. Courtesy remarks were given' by Sandra Turner and 'the new president, .1 ,frs.DaVid Cooper closed the meeting with the Benediction. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Love, Cairo, Mich. visited with Mr. and Mts. Edgar McBride. Mayor says , (Continued from Page 1) few fancy grants at the start," the _mayor said. Seaforth ha 'heard nothing to confirm a statement that Wintario may match dollhr for (UAW' what Seaforth can raise for arena renovations, up to "$44,000, she said, Mayor Cardne, Reeve John Flannery, Deputy' Reeve Bill Dale, councillor Bill Bennett and Clerk Bob Franklin all 'attended the Wingham meeting. Correspondent • Janis Bisback The Hensall Women's Institute met Wednesday evening. January 14, 1976. The meeting opened in the usual fashion. Mrs. Jessie McAllister standing in for President Hilda Payne, who is holidaying, greeted eyeryone.The Unit 1 of Hensall U.C.W. met January 8th with Anita Cook presiding. She read "We pause beside the untrod year", followed by prayer. Belva Fuss ., was the pianist. The president continued her new year theme by using .an article written by Rev. D.' Bruce Johnston , United Church in Saskatoon. Mr. Johnston said he had tried to help a man who having confessed all his sins, felt he still had problems and needed more help. The minister suggested what to do, and also explained that the New Year is a good time to make new resolutions. It's like spring cleaning and gives us 'another opportunity to right our wrong habits, he said. • The group read Psalm 51 in unison, and Anita read the New Year Litany prayer followed by silent prayers for sick and mourning. The offering was given and dedicated. Meniberships and the money for the foster child were paid. Hymn "Glory to God the Father" was sung. • Doreen Spencer introduced the study this year about Tanzania, Cuba, Chile and Canada. Doreen, chose Tanzania - Peoples and Systems, which includes. education, health, religion, works and role and status of women,. She gave interesting and detailed, outli ne on the educational system, which has been greatly improVed since their independence in 1961. They have sick and the shut-ins were made during the month.' The meeting! closed with the singing of hymn No. 571. Lunch was then served by the• Committee. roll call was answered by the value of being 'a W.I. memher. The minutes were read and approved and a mption was made for the bills to be paid. Correspondence included a letter from the South Huron secretary Mrs. Ballantyne. Mrs. Marion McCurdy took the many sabots and teachers, also a university that offers degrees in most subjects. The most commonly used language, except local tribal dialects, is Swahili., Roll' call was ,taken and the minutes of previous meetings were read. The Mizpah benediction was repeated. The annual meeting and pot luck supper will be held January -28. The Huron Perth Presbytery to be held at Brucefield United Church Feb. 4 from 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 'p.m. Hot noon dinners will be for sale at, two dollars. Mrs. Jean Eton will speak on Bangladesh. Anita thanked the hostesses and all others who helped with the meeting. Helen. Scane and Wil Beck served lunch. Welcome to two new ,residents, Miss Aleida Kats, Exeter .and MrS..Mary Rev. Van Essen of Exeter conducted the church service and was accompanied by Mrs. Van Essen: Mrs. Marion Schenk and Jeanette Lippert, visited with Hiigo Schenk, John and Lloyd MacDougall visited with their aunt Miss Bella Drover. Mr. ,and Mrs: IvanTaylor visited with Mrs. A. Taylor. MrS. Kraft was visited by Karen and Irene Steinbach. Helen ToOnstra visitedAleida Kats. Roy and Clara MacDonald visited with Mrs.E. Sararas and Mrs. .Upshall. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sararas Toronto, Mrs. Doris Bonthron, London, Mrs.Edna Caldwell, Exeter, visited with their mother Mrs.E. Sararas. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Prouty, Mrs. Save During Larry Snider's STOCK REDUCTION OUR LOT IS LOADED WITH MANY' EXCELLENT VEHICLES FOR YOU TO CHOOSE FROM ' 1972 RANCH WAGON Ford 1972 MUSTANG., A sports roof, Custom' .50'0, 6 passenger, 302 automatic, coffsole, powee stationwagon, V 8, automatic, steering and br e'sn Licbnce power steering and, brilkesz., FNC052. Before inspe'ctioni Lit.iii•n40‘, • . 1 695 1972 FORD F100 half ton, six cylinder, standard transmission, only 28,000 miles. Licence C67346, '2445 1972 MUSTANG 'sports roof, V- 8, autOrnatic, power steering and power brakes, Licence FNC052 '2695 1970 MAVERICK 2-door sedan, six cylinder, automatic, radial ply tires. Before inspection. Licence HNKB51. • .'695 1 4 7 4 GREMLIN 2-door, automatic. LiCence DAE278. 1973 FORD E100 Cargo Van, six cylinder, standard transmission. 1973 CUSTOM RANCH Carpeted ' andpanelled RAN- WAGON V-8,..automatic, power steering andlziower brakes, Licence DFZ446. 1895 1971 MARQUES 4-door, automatic, power brakes and steering, automatic air con- ditioning. Licence DFU340 '2995 Remember , . . It's, Sense to See Larry Snider Motors LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Open,Weekdays Until 9:00 Saturdays Until 6:00 Shirley Prouty visited with Roy McDonald, Lyn Latimore, „Alex Barrett and Isobel Sproat. Mrs. Ethel 'Cushman, Exeter visited with Mrs. Louise Mitchell, Lyn Latimore and Ruena Bannerman. Hazel McNaughton and Clarence Smillie visited their mother Mrs. Ada Smillie. Leslie Mitchell visited with his mother. Mrs. Louise Mitchell and Marjorie Johns visited Ruby Miners. Lyn Latimore celebrated her birthday on Sunday. Unit #4 of the Hensall United Church visited the home on Monday. Mrs.E. Rowe" directed' bingo assisted by Mrs. 'Luther Sr., Mrs. Gladys Coleman and Mrs. R. Erratt. Mrs. Shirley Luther entertained the residents -with piano selections. Correspondent Mrs. Hugh' Berry The opening mee ting of U.C'.W. for 1976 was held• in 'the church parlor WednesdayJanuary 7.at 2 p.m. Mr. Stevens opened - with prayer. Mrs. B. Walters and Mrs. Wilson McCartney had '.charge of the worship.. Mr. Stevens at the 'piano Topic was Bible in the, home. Mrs. Triebner• thanked the ladies for ' their .co-operation- during her two years as president and called on. Mr. Stevens to instal the officers for the incoming year. Officers are past president - Mrs. Triebner,'President, Mrs:R. 1 s, st v ce president , Mrs.Arnol Ta, lor. Secretary - Mrs. Cliff enderson and Treasurer, Mrs. Jack Henderson. The new ,president took the chair and asked for the help and good will of the society during her term. Various committees were appointed. Plans for Huron-Perth Presbyterial were discussed. London Conference ,meets in Brucefield in Each group is to look after flowers and treats for their unit. Mrs. Walters closed with prayer. Grace was sung and groupF 3 served a lunch . of Christmas cake and cookies. Mrs. H. McNaughton and Mrs.. V. Berry were in charge of the Tuckersmith Unit 1 New Years' meeting .at Brucefield United Ch,urch on Monday afternoon i 'January 12. • -Mrs. Berry opened the meeting with a poem "New Year Thoughts". The • 01 to. worship was, repeated in unison. Hyind,- "Standing at the Portal of the Coming year", was sung with. Mrs., Ross Scott; ,at the piano followed b y a scripture reading Varna Storm brings out generosity Brucefield Plans activities for church centennial CPT holds euchre Bairds • China progressing UCVV hears t•.1i , • • . .P.A104g ,1010,(04%.1.(13., • • UCW studies anzania, Chile '2495 1972 FORD E200 window van, 8 cylinder, standard transmission. Stock No. T-108-A 1970 FORD E2Q0 window von, 8 cylinder, standard transmission. Stock Na, 52.109-A 72. ,throughout. Licence C68229. /895 1970 INTERNATIONAL Tandem Dump, ready to work, Licence P35785: '6795 '2695