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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-02-26, Page 23- YOU MUST SEE THIS UNIT! 1950 SIERRA CLASSIC $10 800 °° plus tax ONLY . • a Ilea** Ivick ILLOF; MUTUAL 'FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY ' Established 1876 ,Ph. 527-0400 91 Maiti St. South, Seatorth FUkl. COVERAGE .4, , Farm & Urban Properties DIRECTORS & ADJUSTERS 482-3354 527.1877 345-2234 5239390 524-7051 527.1837 482.7527 482-7593 527-0687 Ken Carnochan Lavern todkin Rots Leonhardt Jobe MtEiVlrij Stanley Mellwain Donald McKercher John A. Taylor ). N . Trewartha Stuart Wilson -. AGENTS E.F. "Rill" Durst James Keys ' Wm. Leiner 527.1455 527.0467 523-4257 CALL AN AGENT 'OR THE OFFICE 4 4 • 1.4. ›.,.• ° I OR, 00,RUARY kaf•••••••,..14•Olo • J.1 • •••.• i•••X•••••••/••• • • JO • )1. •D..•••• • p • Zo..,•• ,•••••,t• A. • i..,2“2. 41•••••X•0110.. ...1•••,14 Hens-all hockey Hensel! Minor Hockey meeting was -held February 16 at the Arena. PlanS were finalized to hold a family supper Mat)ch 22. to hold a dance. and also to try to hold a Pee Wee tournament the en::PfSMair eh.Novice and TAds'n :1474lIg tizt4CItiontiTaySaht4trkde4; With the N.O.Yite winning 4.3. first two Val* going 'to John keOseb.00*, the third goal goiokto Chris Gardner with the witting'. 801'1014 " ° Mike Htiffttuol. The TY,kes lost 4beir On* 9-0. now) Atoms went to Seafarth'4,90 lost .23-0- The OW htter Hockey meeting will he held MAre'll Z. Atom PlayeffF Wed. Febr,1 8. Huron Park 7 WARMING UP FORTHE BASEBALL SEASON 44:10.210.2.4 2. V••‘• - • )r.4 ' 4! pus 0,8,peAttiNerwi1' tt,ERi.404,T,crirtintstrers_ in_ public speaking it St. James ,Scpool .in Seaforth , Friday were, back row, from left: Debbie Corp, Lisa Barry, Kim Hoffman and nsall-2-"-wW1411, mild temperatures . like we've -,exper,,, --!,'ttridi-Iter"Dylicrlf47serrior- winners. -Juni _winners, in the front from left are: Lisa O'Dwyer, Debbie Wriaht p Pim Nolan and Dan Primeau. (Photo by Shoveller) ienced in the past week, you can't blame Michael and, Jeff Weber for practising' their Hum Park 1. Sat. Feb. 21 Hensall 2- Huron Park 1. Hensall won the first round of playoffs. visitors return Mrs. Ross Broadfoot read a beautiful poem on -Friends". Mrs. Al Hog- garth presented a thought provoking motto on "It isn't what you start but what you finish that counts." Neighbour. Mary Broadfoot accompanied' the sing song. Curreht Events prepared by Mrs. M. Connelly were pre- sented by Margaret Hog-, garth who fso gave courtesy remarks: Everyone enjoyed an Or- gan interlud c by Mrs. R Mrs. Alderdice contrib- uted a poem on A Good Kinsman: 'Lunch was served• by the hostesses. Mrs. Kinsman. , Mrs. Alderdice and the committee in charge. ,Mrs. Green presented gip certifi- cates from Clinton I.G.A. to Rena Caldwell, Marlene Bell and Helen MacLean. winners in the draw. INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY DIESEL Blytf) Choir to perform from the. Renaissance to the present and including negro, spirituals; Canadian folk songs,. , traditional sacred • classics. and modern , pop numbers. Soloists from the choir will also perferny' as part of the programme. The Myth FestiVel Singers has a membership of 80 who come from a' forty-mile radi- ui of Blyth. Those From the Seaforth area include: Audrey Ma:twain, George Ribey, Marg Whitmore, Dan From its begin- nings six years ago as the sponsor of the Blyth Summer Festival, the Centre is now the 'umbrella' organization for the choir, a full' winter programme of ": music, and theatre, children's work. shops in theatre and art. The Blyth Festival Singers is presenting an afternoon concert 'of choral music for the whole family on Sunday, March 1st at 3 p.m. in •the. " alPth'el'HOdte's"arv'goe"a'5'431341v4ifillgailWitallitie well as hotels, blacksmith choir has been together since shops, sawmills and stores!: last September and is under Mrs. Vern Alderdice chair.' the professional direction of ed -the program and. intro- Laurie Rowbotham of Listo- duced the guest speaker wel. Mr.' Rowbotham, an Marie, Pfiul Green from the no Consumer Affairs of 1.,G.A. H thoeuunris musicveris graduatetofwa„teri of Waterloo, .is She presented a question- director of the nationally- noire and dealt with each of acclaimed Listowel High the questions. School choir and is also Shoppers are advised -to 4.9tLiFiLmoshmts_ thntare..not- satisfactory in their contain- ers but storekeepers are not obliged to take 'back articles beicause the customer changed his mind. Mrs. Green was thanked by Mrs. Robert Bell. seats. ON TO THE ZONE COMPETITIONS-These St. Columban students will be competing in the HPRC$S zone finals tit -Kinkora Thursday alter ring in the top two speakers:in their age group at theschool Tuesday orning. Annie Ryan -(left to right) who took second in the senior division, spoke on the trials of being the oldest girl in her family, and John Ryan, Who placed first, recalled the monsters which inhabit young. children*. bedrooms. Mike Kelly, who was top speaker in his ,group, told about the heroic efforts of Terry Fox and his brother David spoke on tfle family's newest member, a baby brothqr, , _ ' (Riad Gibt:0' • *Better Mileage *Lowe, Priced. Fuel Less Maintenance *Better Re Sale Value NOW AT WEST END RAGE—YOU -CAN TAKE• YOUR PICK OF19804. 1981 -PONTIAC BUICK GMC'S. All with diesel power , Tickets for Sunday's con- ceit can be obtained from ticket mordinator Mary Sut- ter. 482-3635 or from' the Blyth Saga. 523-4331. Ad- Stay.ert, Joan Campbell, mission--price .is$300 for organist and choir master, at Nancy ,Larone, Christine adultsand11-.50-firfehildFen:' '-tinited Church. Smith, Edna Bell. There will be no reserved Listowel. Another area resi- dent. Mrs. JoAnne King of Brussett, Is' -the accompanist for the choir. This Sunders concert will encompass a wide variety of music spanning • a period Diamond rings stolen' . • , Two charged Two London men will mal business 'hours. As the' appear in Exeter provincial result of information re- court April '14. charged with,ceived by Exeter OPP, an possession of , stolen goods.investigation was carried out diamond rings valued - at locally and the charges laid., • approximately $21,800. The None of the men was held ' men. 'Bernard's Bardoll. 32. - in custody. Exeter provincial of London and Richard Norly. police and the Sarnia police 33,: also of London. were , department co-operated • in &tied charged by follo Cenit. wing an investi 'Mein- , the inYestigation. T. THOMAS - AN b CAN CHURCH eaforth Frida tviarch 6, 1981 WORLD t AY OF PRAYER 2 p.m. Service of the word Thethe: "The Earth is the Lords" Guest Speaker: Mrs. Eleanor LaraThie of Corrie, Ontario 'Ore of Exeter .OPP. The diarnonds were stolen from Reba Jewellers in Sarnia., Feb. 5. Peter G. Oud. 45. of RR3. Kippen was also originally *charged With possession' of • stolen goods in the case. but the -crown dropped the -charges against Mr. Oud• in Goderich court Monday. •Const. McIntyre said three trayS of ladieir: diamond rings,, were. "spirited" Out of the. Sarnia store during. nor- - ON TO THE LEGION PUBLIC SPEAKING COMPETITION—on Sunday, these St.,Columban students will be representing their school at W Spaforth Izogios public speaking competition. The students are (left to right) Michael Schoonderwoercl, Mary. Maloney, Anne Marie Maloney and Joe Ryan. The students were selected after a competition at the school Tuesday 'Morning. (Photo by Gibb) `DRYWALL \ KNOWN FOR MOH QUALITY, -Peter Bakes Drywall COMPLETE DRYWALL SERVICE 527-1,398 or 527-0606 Hensall budget POWERED :PICK-UPS We have 25 1980-&181.•GMC' Dksel-Picitiips in stock. Most have air conditioning, pick frOM regular or bucket seat", auxiliary fuel tanks, styled wheels, tilt It/tering, plus Wipers, some with 2 tons *REMEMBER GMAC1S inNANctimq... TO QUALIFIED BUYERS. *UPTO $100,SALES tAk REBATES ON LIGHT , !itRUtt-KS'It'' VANS. Clerk Betty Oke said some people had. expressed interest in having one Of the Old: mugs'that WIC used when dances were held. in ,the hall. Oke said there weren't enough items to justify bringing in an auctioneer, and suggested the it1ems be priced and sold, to the public on a 'Saturday. Council also accepted the report of the' Elensall parks board committee. Staff salaries were increased for, Bill' Pearson to $16.300 and Roily Vanstone to $15,000. In other business: SEVERANegSAPPROVgD . . Council approved severances of land, dividing the Hensall Variety State from Ferguson. Upholstery. owned by Milton and Dennis Keller: and severing the. Car wash from a property owned by Gerrie Glenn., Statutory declarations of land use were accepted. These stated the village has been tiding a lot on Oxford Street, next to' the arena. Or a number of years, and con:410o pastoWnershiperror.--Tiitg-giiii the village possessory title to the property. Ceatncil approved' sending representatiYes to municipal Meetings. Betty Oke will attend a ilaff development course Match 23 to 27 in Barrie. Theveuncilwill send three members to the annual conference of the Organization - of:Small, Urban Municipalities, in Port Hope. April 30 to May 2;,..tind they were told of an upcoming conference on rural development to be held May 20 to 22. in Guelph. -Council agreed to hire a summer student under the proVitice's involvement in •Muni- dpal 'program. Pe)t,ITIAr nuir K CAA( R WEST IND GARAG MiickELL LTD -8214Otroff-Stra0 ' 34844$$1of*Pe 000 hottv.00.9;ikaday:s404. When it met last week. Hensall council accepted 'the report of the Hay- Henson-Tuckers:I:nth area fire committee. The report included the proposed 1981 budget. -NEW COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM Additional expenditures in the budget included $9,000 for a communications system, and new uniforms. The communication system will link the fire trucks by radio to the fire.station and to -other fire companies in the ,region„ Councillor Richard Piekham said when the ChiSelburst church burned recently. firefighters were without file cononunica- ' lions system. enable to keep in touch with the tanker trucks'. "They didn't, know where the tankers were--in the ditch or filling up," he said. Councillor Cecil 'Pepper ,suggested the uniform purchases be n continuing process to help keep equipment up to date. Council endorsed a resolution by the regional municipality of Hantilten-Went- worth, - The resolution calls for a 20 year sentence for anyone • carrying firearm while committing a criminal act. It also demanded the death penalty' for criminals shooting pollee officers. The resolution was sent by the regional government to all Ontario municipalities. They requested that, if' endorsed, copies be sent to the Ontario attorney general, and the federal minister Of justice. The Overly cotrittlittee reported they had it-evaluated the necessity for an auction of items presently in storage in the town hall. iwil4L ...., Eadoieo,iie---------o:::;4ekfyimk-_t v , in Area Churches First PRESBYTERIAN' Chu rch 59 Goderith, St. W.. Seaforth , Minister: Rev. T.A.A. Duke Organist: Mrs. D. Carter SUNDAY, MARCH 1 . 11:15 Worship Service, Sunday School & Nursery COME TO WORSHIP YOU WILL BE WELCOME ' . . The Rev, Sunday, March 11:30 aan. "Seeing through SehOal and nursery Wednesday, 10 a„ m.-Penitential T . THOMAS Anglican Church James R. B Setforth roadfoot ILA., M.Div. , 1, 1981 Last Sunday after Epiphany Holy Communion and Sennon,Sermon rose coloured glasses." Sunda- available during morning service. °March 4, 1981,-Aih Wednesday. 10 a.n.. rite and holy communion. Nursery Margaret Organist - NORTHSIDE 54-OOderlett 11 a.m. and Sunday Rev. J.G. Whitmore Music Director MARCH , United: Church St. West. Sealorth 1, OM. ' Church' Service School at the same time. Vanslyke, Minister Audrey McLlwain Jr. Choir Leader 7,...„7.70.7.......m...,0.........0...................6......07:0.66a.m..7 Area congregations are invited to take adyantage of • the church directory to announce theirchurch services each week. Church -directory announcemeliti are available for a mhtimunt of 24 cOnSeetRiVe iveekt Ili units of two column' inefiet at $2.2,5 per unit. Chinget ineepinuty be Made each week but ,niust be received Wore 0.9011 On Tuesday* , „. , . - • ., b4seball skills. Who knows, spring•Oey to right around the corner. (Photb py Hook) WEDDING INVITATIONS THE HURON EkPOSITOR PHONE R7-0240 -- SEAPORIFE Correspondent RENA CALDWELL 262-5935 Wilfred MelliS is a patient in South Huron HOspital, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Wm'. Cole- man have returned from a faiday in Florida. Kippen East W.I. met at the home of Mrs. Robert Kinsman. Feb. 18. The meet- ing opened with Mrs. Brace Drummond reading a Valen- tine from her Secretpal and 'a poem. r Roll Call listed many changes in the locality in the past...hundred years. 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