The Huron Expositor, 1976-02-28, Page 4Correspondent
Mrs. JohnTempleman •
'Staffa #1 Homemaking club
held the first meeting' of -Lets
Bake Bread.- on Saturday
morning at the home of Mrs.
Arthur Smale,
The leaders discussed the
record book requirements, bread
making tech niques and basic
tools required. for the job. MrS.
leffoi'y giii6A,;'t rated , "Puffy '.
Dutch' Minicakes ..'.. •
There were 14 2ir.ls present anti
the officers'elected are: President
• Bev , Templeman: fst 'Vice
Eliiaheth Ternpleman: Secretary .
- Teresa Diehl': Ass. Secretary -
Helen Smale: Press Reporter -
Jane RcisszTelephone girls West
- Ruth Chappel: east - Nancy
Scott: Posters - Helen and Marion
Smale: Club leaders Mrs.
Spencer Jeffery and Mrs.Arthu r
kick's Jottings
Gains available
(By Jack Riddell. MPP)
Ontario's • Guaranteed • Annual
Income System the Gains
Programme - was introduced to
benefit residents over 65 years of
age and people who are blind or
disabled. The benefits for senior
CItt/CTIS are administered by the,
Guaranteed Income' and Tax
the, federal government. need not
apply for the Ontario Gains
Progranirne. Their eligibility will
he determined automati
Those who do not meet the,
residency requirements for the
.01d Age 'SectiFity Pension, but
appear to satisfy • Gains ,
requirements. should request an
Credit Branch' of the Ministry' of "application form for Gains by
Revenue, whilst the bli nd and
disabled are taken care 'of by the
Ministry of Community_ and Social
Services. •
Items considered income Are
earnings from employment, net
income from a profession or
business. income from
superannuation. retirementpen-
sions. annuity payments and
other sources, including pensions
from any other countries". 'which
are .•taxable in Canada.. Bank.
bond, mortgage and other
interest are included, as arc net
dividends and net taxable capital
gains, unemployment insurance
• benefits, net rents from property
and income from family
Allowance. Old Age Security and
Guaranteed Income Supplement
payments are included, as Wier as
payments :from the Canada
Pension Plan or Quebec Pension
Plan.
It total income from' all sources"
is below the guaranteed minimum
which ,is reviewed periodically, a
cheque is sent each month from
the/ Ontario government to
qualified recipients to make up
the difference. At the present
time the monthly minimum for
Senior citizens is 5265 for A single
ersOtr-1530 for a married couple
who both, qualify.The current
minimum for the blind and
disabled is $250,
People over 65 years o
receive OAS/GIS paytne
ge who
'from •
writing. visiting or telephoning
the Ministry of Revenue at
Queen's Park, in T6ronto ( M'A
2133i. You may call the' Ministry
free of charge. ,Dial "0 - and ask
the operator for Zenith R-2000.
'If you are bli nd or disaRled and
are now receiving assistance
under Ontario's Family Benefit
Programme: you w ill receive your
'benefits cheque each month,
automatically. You do Hitt has e to
apply for it. Af you do not re(aeike
Family Benefits. you may qualify
for the special benefits
programme. Applications must
he made through the District
Office of the Ministry of
Community and Social Sersices.,
Those ' who qualify for the
special benefits , programme.
Family Benefits or the federal
Guarahteed Income Supplement,
are entitled to receike approved
drugs on prescription, free of
charge. A card should be mailed
to you automatically. but if you
qualify for this assistance and
have not received the ' drug
benefit card, please contact the
Ministry - either Revenue or
Community and Social Services,.
Ontario doctors, dentists and ,
phaimacIsts have a list of drugs '
appikwed by the Ministry of
Flcalth which may he dispensed
free fo Charge under the Drug
Benefits programme.
4,THgli.P.RON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 26,1976
K. OF C HAS, TWO NEW MEMBERS — Father
Step-hen Eckert Council of the Knights of, Columbus
of Seaforth and District wercomed ten new members
Thursday night followng ceremonials by the
installation team of the Seaforth Council. The K. of
C. hall in St. Columban has been n ewly renovated.
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Crornarty
Seated is Grand Knight John Paul Rau 'and the new
members are, front. left, Rick Masse, Larry
Denomme, Don Beuchamp and rear. Rick Grenier,
Wayne Overholt, Mark Gelinas, Bill DeGroot, Don,
Scruton and' Stev e Durand. John ,Carlin was
(ExpositorPhoto)
Study Japan, Taiwan
Correspondent
• - • Mrs. R. Laing
The Marian Ritchie, Evenin,g
Auxiliary began its study •of Japan
and Taiwan at their meeting on
Tuesday night. Mrs. Lorne Elliott
led in a : discussion on the
,tetisities and problems of ChriS-
tianity in the two countries and
was assisted by' Mrs. I. Norris.
Mrs. J. Carey, Mrs. C. •Kerslake
and Mrs. R. Laing.
Mrs. Laing presided for
meeting and opened' it with Jbhn •
' 3:16. God Is Love' was sung
followed by the scripture and
meditation . on Jesus' • two great
commandments 'on lose read by'
Jean Carey. Eight • members
answered the roll call with a verse.
on lose. Mrs.„ 'Carter Kerslake
gas e an account of the annual
meeting of Stratford Presbyterial.
An article from • the Glatt
Tidings on the place" of women in
Cuba • was read. Durihg. the
Ousiness. Mrs. Lorne Elliott read
a letter from the Presbyterial
treasurer setting the Marian
Ritchie's 19 -6 allocation at S360.
• Mrs. Ivan Norris gave the toPte
on prayer rid gage a re,4' g•
The Master T
Gardiner read the Japanese ver-
' sion of the 23rd Psalm,
Mrs. Lloyd Miller had a contest'
on 'scrambled books 'of the Bible
and the meeting was closed with
the hymn. Blest 'Be the Tie that
Binds and" the Lord's Prayer' in
unison.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Eyre
Richard. 'Steven and Michelle.
Shedden, spent the weekend with.
her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Scott.. Also visiting on
-Simday were Mr. and Mrs. Reg.
Finlayson and Mike. Staffa. and
Anna Scott. London.
Mr. and, Mrs. Robert Laing are
happy tO announce the arrival of
their first grandchild, a' bqy on
SUnday night in Stratford Hospi-
tal. Proud parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Zimmer. Crystal Lake.
Miss Frances Scort• spent a
week's holidays with her parents
Mr'. and Mrs. -Larry Gardiner.
Mr. and Mrs. George Vivian. and
Staffa girls bake bread
in in Wintario
Don MacRae
Wiptar.jo,Tickets and results of
the Last draw were quite favour-
able for Dublin, Mrs, Gretie
Kramers won 5500.00; Mrs. Anne
Biirchill 525.00; 'Mrs. Lloyd Riley
525.00: Mr. Matt Coyne 525.00
and Mr. Frank Nolan 525.00.
Mr. Jerry Murray, John St.
spent the last few days snowmo-
biling in the Muskoka area %i.ith
friends from Monkton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack..Cleary and
family of London spent a few days
,with Mrs. Millie Evans and
attended the funeral of Mr.
'Wilfred O'Rourke. Rev. Fr. Jack
Costello is spending a few days
with his mother Mrs. Dan Cos-
tello.
The regular meeting of the
Dublin and District Lions Club
was held at Lion Don MacRae's
residence Tuesday with 10 mem-
bers in attendance. two visitors
from Barfield Club and Guiding
Lion Bill Lemmon Mitchell. t'
Lone Chairman Ron Merner
BaN field outlined more activities
'of' L.I.F. and possible District
changes. ,
The , special draw was won by
Lion Hank Kramers and president
Norman McKay. Lion Tamer Don
MacRae sexed lunch instead-'of
singing. Lion Jim Snowden took
Lion Hell) Brown's place as tail
twister (rough).Get well soon Lion.
Herb.
Cronin: Sally` and Mary -Helen
K of C make
renovations
Fr. Stephen Eckert Knights of
Columbus council chambers in St.
Columban have been renovated
and according to reports the job
is shaping up really well..congrat-
,ulations. to directors and volun-
teers.
Their regular meeting was held
February 19, Thursday. Brother-
hood night is Thursday ,F,ebruary
26 in the Seaforth Legion. Winner
of Share the Wealth , wa''s Jack
Heffron.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Maloney
Lee Anne and Anne Marie and
Pat of Sebringviile and Mrs.
Marian Kelly of Kinkora, visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Maloney.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hallman of
Waterloo visited 'with Don
MacRae and with Mr. and Mrs.
Mike MacRae and family on'
Sunday last. Mr.' and Mrs. Robt.
ann Nolan. Press reporter Judy
Dors'v. The decision was to call
the club the'1 Nifty Stitchers -.
Mrs. Dorsey explained how to
record the book. Mr's. Moylan
explained how to contrast colours
on the embroidery as 'well as
showed learners stitches, the
back and chain 'stitch, and they
practiced on them at the-Meeting.
The next meeting will be held at
Mrs. Moylan's. March I I.' Meet-
ing closed with "0 Canada" and
light lunch was served.•
Mr. and Mrs. ' . Rob
Templemag st. ere Friday, es eni•ng
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Wvn West. Embro. ••
Mrs. J6hn Templernan
returned home from'South Huron
Hospital on Thursday.
, Mr. and Mrs-loost Drost., left
this week for a holiday in Holland,
1-libbert Community young
people met Sunday es ening in the
Farnil-y Life 'Center with, Radana
Karin and Bete, Maia 'as their
4uests.
The girls showed 'pictures of
their homeland. Brazil., and told
of their experiences„ here in
Ontario.
OUR 04
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Kern Paints, Stains & Varnishes
,'MANY SPECIALLY PRICED
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INTERIOR and tXTERtin DECORATING'
PHONE 527.140 •
Main St. . . Seaforth
Mr.' .and. Mrs. ,Russell Taylor
spent the weekend in Florida.
' Correspondent,
V.J. Lane
While the weather is not as
warraas it vv as last.weelyk•e have
some sun shine, and that• rain
and mild weather has lowered the
snow 'banks and prevented drift-'
ing. The gravel road's are becom-
ing very rough in some places, 5 o
that you have to make-your ,own
speed limit if you has e •any•
,consideration for 'your car.
• Personals •
.Mr. and Mrs-Lance Robinson.
Toronto. Larry • Kale, Waterloo •
,L'niversity. Marvin Kale. Fa,n-
shaSce, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Kale over the weekend,
Brian Lane. • 'Kings College
12.W.0, London. with Mr. and,
'Mrs. Jack, Lane.
4r. and Mrs. Albert Cronin
visited in •Kitchentr 'recently.
.The "Nifty Stitehers- held their
first meeting February 23 at Mrs.
.Mary Nloylan's: The meeting
opened with 4Ff pledge and
motto. Mrs. Moylan is leader.
Mrs. Jos Dorsey. assistant.
Mrs. Movlan . welcomed the
girls including new members M.
Cronin and Linda Klaver. There.
were S girls present. Officers
elected were Pres. Marian Nolan.
vice pres. Elizabeth Klaver. Sec.
Martha Claessens. treas.. Rose-
Winthrop
Correspondent • •
Mrs. Marg Halley
Lynne Dodds daughter of Mr,
-and Mrs. Don Dodds received
Honours in her grade Ill piano of
the 'Royal Conservatory of Music. •
She is the pupil of Joanne Bode,
Seaforth.
Mrs. E.J. Holland, Toronto
visited on valentines Day with
her sister Mrs.' William Dodds. in
Clinton Public Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Schuerda
returned home recently from a
two week vacation in Florida. -
Bab Hulley Jr. visited with his.
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Walker, Crcunarty., Bete, Jesse,
Radana were showing their slides.
of Brazil at the Staffa Young ,
People's Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Dolmage and
Vernie are holidaying in Florida.
Misses Linda Currie and Rin,
Dorchester and Pat Porter, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hulley and family.
. -
Last 3 Days! February '
FABRIC SALE.
JUST A SAMPLE OF' THE SAVINGS-
60" FORTREL
FALL & SUMMER SHADES $1.98 Y D..
60" DOUBLE KNITS '2.98
PLAIN & JAQUARbS—
SOME STRIPES ' s 3.98 YD,
'60" PONTI-DE-ROMA
SUMMER SHADES
INCLUDED '2.98 YD.
u YD. 60" POLY GABARDINE $4 .9a
STRETCH .
. ,
45 P"OPLOYI. Igtz -EDPOE TS , . $2.198 'ID.
45" PRINTED TERRY"' '2.98 YD.
IDEAL FOR •
BEACHJACKETS
45" ACRYLIC DRAPERY $2 .9.8 yD.
REG. $5.98
68" STRIPED POLYESTER $
IDEAL FORT—SHIRTS ' 1.50 YD.
TRICOT . '1.191:13.
POCKET LINING 50c
REMNANTS RACK,--1/2 PRICE
Mary's.Sewing Centre
17 VICTORIA ST., CLINTON 482.7036
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Davis, Premier
O'Rourkey have returned from a
delightful trip 'in Florida.
Mrs. Theresa Coville has re-
turned home from Stratfrod Gen-
eral Hospital.
St. Columban
Thaw makes roads rough