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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-08-19, Page 4MONTH' 4 THE HO R011 EXPOSITOR OW" 19" Visitors :of Mc:Mil and. Mrs. gam Norris. Murray Drage visited on the weekend with Allan Louze Mitchell Quite a number from the Staff Community were guests at the Cameron-Moore wed. Mrs. Sam Norris. Mr and Mrs. Bob _Norris. Susan. Jill and Robert were guests at the Norris-Sharpe wedding and reception in Brampton on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Boner- dinend reception in Mitch- ell on Saturday Mr. and Mrs. John Tern- plernan were guests at the !.• al men- Passmore wedding and reception in Aylmer on Saturday. ill. London. visited Sunday with Miss Laura and Ray Balkwell, Remember, it take but a moment to place an Ex. positor Want Ad. Dial 521,0240. Animals starve qOlgo .0.b-c‘rgp motto cousin ow Wal- kup. Miss eindY McCallum spent last wank at Pine. Lake voithltar Grandma. Wtlis and Aunt Sharon -Dalton and ONO* San g& Mrs. Phylis Birch and KIM Bitch of GOdetiell 0 with and Mar. ,,tmeta Sup y, Princatnn *Red at Ow now of Mr. and 144, Ifarohl M at .and aLio called 144 Mt. an Mrs, Ed -gm*. Mt. and Mn.s SttiP• .141 PreiVatqt t4s4 Miss ;Ma Ott** of C0100;4 and Mr. and Mts. Paul meratEnnt an4 *Lk `11141 *lied with. Mr.q.'.0.4 leff.lvintninhnan Sttatint4' spent la at •,. Coriesmideilt MS, rxikascaz 527406 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ellis of hOsalssangs visited Tuesday with Mr. and' Mrs. Ed. Regele. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Heisler of London were' atithehonte tt Larry and Marsha Nevem Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Regele 1' Correspondent JOHN "AIPLEMAN 34143.40 'The Introduction Service for Rev. Wilfred F earn was held at the Hibbert United Church on Thursday evening With Rev. Ham -Stevens. Atwood, conducting' the ser- vice, A reception followed in the family 'Life Centre. *v• Bean. COntdecteil his 'At% service -'op, Sunday , at • Hibbert. Imitnii".Chnrah. inerti,etS *an CrOitiatt, PreS.IWeriatlOtnrelt1hin fin4 syith,tltem. We welcome Rev. ftnt lvjrs. Fear-41,AG the csam- MOW*. PERSONALS Mr. and. Mrs, Eric Norris. Sean. Michael and Erin. ToWnship WAs'eltarged with 'negleet whin provincial JO found five, COINS find Oen pigs. 00-01. ofas tataration on a tarn) she rented 'near Rms. se's in February, . A arttsSeis-area woman will appearin •provincial court at .Wingliant Sept. 7,3, floc case was• remanded last week. Ruth Elaine Poag. of Lot 7. Concession IS, Grey 000 addition Obitu wry Baie'd'Drfe, Que „ visited recently with Mrs: Sam Nor- ris and Mr. and Mrs. tIoh Norris and family. Danny Elliott holidayed last week with Mr. and Mrs. David Sim and family. South- wo Mrs. Jean Freele. Belle River. Mrs. Betty Love. 'Origins Gruve,-*Iv.irs. Mary Res0, Beacongietd,'Quebac. Mrs, 1)GrothY- Ress,, Zurich 0.4 Mrs. Bruce. Arttislriaqg visited, Wednesday day with .1*. and .10b4. 'Drake .and • ,m4Fro: . . Jennifer .and Viki Sim: Sot/that*/ spend the week- • end with their grandnnrents Mr. and Mrs. John Ikake, Mrs, Robert Miller. -Lon- don. spend, the weekend with her sister and brother-in-law. Mr. & Mrs. Robert 'McCaughey Mrs. Dorleen • Norris, Brampton. :Garry Norris. Michelle Burns. and Cheryl. Calgary. Alberta, visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and family to Perth CAS building Seaforth directory due in fall borrow money. Mr. Chandler saidthat to his knowledge the CAS has never, borrowed t money and he is "reluctant" to do so now. The present CAS building. located at 380. Hibernia St. • was eanstructedt in 1968 at a total cost of $145.000. includ- ing the building and land. Perth committee, council settle difference LEASE THIS 198 FORD MUSTANG 2 door sedan. 4 speed, cloth seats. Interior ac- cent group. reclining bucket seats. full In- strumentation. rack 1. pinion steering, rear window defroster. $1 all concerned." The Warden said the dif- ferent opinions.of each group were not resolved and •would probably not be resolved in thefuture. 'He noted the land division committee is an appointed body in the county and .they look at each case hefore them individually. Discover the money-saving advantages of LEASING at Seaforth Motors We have a variety of Red Carpet Lease plans and you can lease any 1981 car or truck on our lot 45 MONTH LEASE ES,OGOKM.FINE 'Your• Satisfaction Is our First Concorn" FORD • Sales • Service *Leasing • Doily Rentals SEAFORTH MOTORS LIMITED ELLEN MAY [ELEANOR WILSON Mrs. David H.(Ellen May) Wilson of John Street in Seaforth died in Seaforth Community Hospital on Tuesday. August 11. 1981 in her 16th year,She had been in poor health for several years. The former 'Eleanor Henderson. she was a native of Michigan. She was married in 1924 to David H. Wilson and the couple moved to Seaforth in 1932. Mr. Wilson. who was for , many years Seaforth town clerk, died in 1961 . Mrs, Wilson was.a member of the Seaforth chapter of the circler of the Eastern Star. Mrs. Wilson is survived by a son, Gordon of Toronto; two grandsons. Andrew and Rob- ert; and a brother, Leon Henderson, Detroit. She was predeceased by a sister Peggy (Mrs. E, A. Christian- son) of Arizona. Mrs. Wilson rested at the R.S. Box Funer- al Home. Seaforth until Thur- sday August 13, when a funeral service was conduct- ed by Rev.1.6. Vans tyke at 2 p.m. Interment followed in Maitlandbank cemetery. The pallbearers were Don Stewart Bill Smith, Eldon Nott, and Gar Biker, the county for 5150,000 which can be arranged to be paid for over 2 0 years.- "You're asking the County to borrow the money for you?" asked Reeve Elsie Karges of Listowel. "That or lend it." replied Mr. Chandler. -In figures provided by the architect, Kyles, Kyles and Garratt of Stratford. financ- ing $150,000 would be paid for over a period of 20 year. The architect calculated the monthly payment of $2,241 using an 18 per cent interest rate. Warden Tuer said the interest rate would be at a more realistic figure of 22 per cent. Following the council meeting. Warden Tuer said the executive committeewould come up with a recommenda- tion at the September meet- ing. He noted that the county could borrow the money at a cheaper rate than the CAS.. In response to a question from Reeve Karges as to -whether or not the CAS could 220 MAIN STREET, SOUTH-SIEAFORTH 427-1010 SALES 011PAIIIMENT OPEN:- EIFIVICE AND PANTS D1PARTININT *PIN: e.ns. 54115 p.m.. except PrIdey I e.m.-6 p.m. Monday through FrIdery It a.m. 1113.1111p.m. and•Soturdov 9 A.M. TILL ill NOON by Stephanie Levesque A proposed $200,000 addi- tion to the Children's Aid Society' building has been referred to the executive committee of Perth County Council. At its August session, 'the director of the CAS Steve Chandler presented the pro- posal to Perth County Council. Assisting Mr. Chandler in the presentation was Frances Green. chairman of the CAS's finance committee. - • ! After a committee-of-the- whole meeting in which the proposed addition was one of a number of items discussed, Warden Wilfred Tuer said the decision to refer the itern to the executive committee was made to obtain "further information." In presenting the report. Mr. Chandler said that-of the 5200.000 required to build the proposed addition. 550.000 will be paid in cash by the CAS. That money-comes froth the . CAS's private capital fund. • endowments .and bequests. The CAS is'asking Bell Canada expects to begin delivery of its 1981 directory in the Seaforth area Nov. 20. Peter Croome, manager of the Bell office in Stratford which serves this area. says delivery of the London-St. Thomas, Gode- rich, and surrounding terri- tory directory (which includ- es Seaforth) -should lake &Out a week around here. The directory for • Stratford and surrounding exchanges, for instance Mitchell. is slated sooner.. It will begin 'Aug. 18. and should be completed Aug. 27. Each household will re- ceive one directory continu- ing Bell Canada's policy of conserving natural resour- ces. Anyone who has not received a copy after the delivery period should call the company's business of- fice in Stratford. by Stephanie Levesque An "amiable" discussion during dinner recess provid ed the land division commit- tee and Perth County Council with the opportunity to heir both sides of a dispute. Following a heated discus- sion at the July meeting of Perth County-Council. it was decided to invite the• land division committee to the August session. The two' groups met over dinner dur- ing the August session. Warden 'Wilfred Tuer re- ported there were "no con- frontation." 14c said the meeting was "informative to aid 'the Warden Tuer s discussion at the July meet- ing "wasblown out Of propor- tion" by the media. k The Warden said the meet- ' e the two yearly or ing was so worthwhil groups should meet even twice yearly.. RICE8 etractive until- closing Saturday, August 22,1981 YOUR LOCAL SUPERIOR MARKET OFFERS WEEKLY SPECIALS , SUPERMARKET PRICES, SPEEDY CHECK OUT, -FRIENDLY SERVICE FARM FRESH PRODUCE , PLUS THE BEST MEAT MONEY CAN BUY Use the WE 611 ONV 111 • oI our rear M entrance with FREE PARKING provided. Flaked Light Meat Clover Leaf . Weston's Dutch Style COOKIES EVozen Concentrate SUNNY LIMEADE or ORANGE DRINK Your. choice 6'/2 oz. tin Griundated Redpath White 2 kg. x 69 Ibis Store Only ORANGES VINEGAR Canada No. I Grade,. Head LETTUCE With Porit In Tomato Sauce Von Camps Canada Extra Strength Pickling