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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-11-04, Page 4ban on Nov. 1, 2, and 3. Rev. Father James Mason C.S.S.R. conducted the mor- ning and evening devotions during the three days. BY Mtn itYlult The fifth meeting of the McKillop #4 was held Octo- ber 26 at the home of Mrs. Carol Ryan with 11.mern- bets present. Roll call was answered. The girls watched '.v.ehRe the leader made "vial- . 4les:,1! Plana, were made for our party and we- decided what each one would bring for it. We then ate the waffles Brodhagen pastor home corklespoduat lt=4 4340 Pastor Arthur Horsy turned. home from the Sea- forth Community Hospital last Thursday after having undergone surgery last Mon- day. We wish him well. The flower's in the chancel .‘u in St. Peter's Lutheran Church Brodhagen at the worship service on Sunday, were from the funeral of Mrs. Emma Dietz which was held last Wednesday. Sym-. pathy is extended to the bereaved family. A number of ladies of the L.C.W. of St. Peter's Luthe- ran Church, attended the Western District assembly in Zion Lutheran Church, Strat- ford, on Wednesday, Octo- ber 28. Tho'.f..C.W, are iavitecttp -Stara 4. 49.011. evening Peter's .tetlterapf. Chtlrcit, VfiltY014A on Tuesday, emberOrd. Mrs. taviiiikgorst of IOW ever is -spending a few days with Pastor and. Mrs. Arthur Horst. ' Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Schel- lenberger, Mrs. Freda Ben- newies. and Mrs. Vera Pehlke visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wagner, Randy and Robby in Elmira, on Sunday: Mr. Henry Bode is pro- gressing favourably aftefhis stay in University Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rose R.R. 3, Mitchell celebrated their 40th Wedding Anniver- sary October 31. They held open house at the Kinsmen Club, Mitchell, on Sunday. Many from the area attend- ed. Cong.rattitations from the community, are Ottended to Mz Pr011egen club 9PePed all'with alictraftb:rsemni*beeetiaRtsreS. this 'peclfati oS the 4H pledge. The roll call - A sewingwats used and nyonu have learned d where this tech- nique garment - was answered by each girl. The leader Barb Scherbarth described diffe- rent types of lining that can be used on vests. Various weights of lining were talked about and how to apply lining to a vest. The Members answered the tines- don to the "puzzling" game. Anyone that had a sample unfinished worked on it. The. next meeting will be a work-meeting. Paul Ross, ....;,1... Barrister • Solicitor is pleased to announce the opening of a second law office in Dublin in the john Moore Insurance Agency Ltd., building (519) 345-2690 Mill Street, Dubtiii YOUR LOCAL SUPERIOR MARKET OFFERS* WEEKLY SPECIALS , SUPERMARKET PRICES, SPEEDY CHECK OUT, FRIENDLY SERVICE f FARM FRESH PRODUCE , PLUS THEersY MEAT MONEY CAN BUY ; WE GUARANTEE IT ! Kent Frozen' Concentrate 12.5 oz. tin Schneiders "Fresh" Backs attached for frying or roasting CHICKEN .4 9 LEGS 111 111 b. 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Prices effective until dosing• Saturday; November 7, 1981 Decaffeinated Vac Pac SEAFORTH SUPERIOR MARKET FRENCH STICK THE HURON OtPOSITOR,'OVEME in St. Columban • BROOHAGEN WINS, ONE — The Brodhagen midgets girls' softbtill team won a tournament in Ayr back in August, and finally got around to posing for a picture during a practice Saturday. Included in the team are, back row. Joan Maloney, Mary Murray, Joan Maloney, Coach Pat Flanagan, middle row, Danielle Gerard, Bev Beuermann, Marg Groot, Barb Flanagan, Front row, Janide Murray, Marilyn Ahrens, Lori Scherbarth, Glenda Beuermann and Eileen Duffy. Absent was coach Collee.n Murray. (Photo by Ellis) Correspondent CECIPARTAti 345- Mark Murray of Ridge- town spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Thos.' Murray. Frank Oaessens from Atikokan, Ont. visited on the weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Matt -Claes, seas. Mr. and Mrs, Dennis •0•?ttealY• Soothainciton visited with Mr,- and Mrs. Jack O'Reilly on Sunday. • • Mn; and WS- Gerry SAW" as. Jill anal. Jeff from 'Exeter. with Mt. and 'Mrs., Joe Rohm. cot the weekend, • Simon Klaver. Kitchener. spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Klaver. CARDS AND SUPPER • A ,card .party and potluck., supper was held last Wed- nesday in the parish hall with seventeen tables play- ing cards. The winners were: ladies high, Mrs. Helen Jordan, Mitchell; men's high, George Ducharme, hOtoholl; ladies low. Rik* Van flakel; mens low. Joe Land. A prize for the lucky pia #e went to Mrs. Helen McLaughlin. After the cards a potluck supper was enjoyed by all. The annual_ Eucharistic days were held at St. Colum- Perth council cuts committees BY STEPHANIE LEVESQUE Perth County Councilfollowing it's approval of recommendations made by a special Big changes were made in the structure of purpose committee. The- committee's report was approved at the October session of Perth County Council. and will be effective "at the December meeting. Changes were made in the procedures of electing a warden, reducing the number of standing committees from seven to three, :and changing the date of council sessions from the second Tuesday of every month to the second Thursday of every month. The original recommendation from the committee regarding the election of the warden was deleted from the list of recommendations. The recommendations turned down stated the council meet in comniitfie at I P:ro. on the day of the Warden'st election for the purpose of choosing and recommending by secret ballet a warden for the coming year. who is to be elected at the inaugural session at 2:30 p.m. the same day.. Reeve Glynn Coughlin of Elma Township ' said lie Was confitSed— about the word committee; the recommendation for the election of the warden. He said the meeting should be open to the media. Clerk-treasurer Jim Bell said in talking to other county officials, some had the meeting without the media present And others had the meeting open-. He said whether the meeting was open to the media or not, no minutes would be taken and, there would be no report of the meeting. Once the ammen_dment, requesting the deletion of the paragraph on the election of the warden, was turned down, council majority voted in favor of the three • committee system and the changing of the date of county council. Presently county council has seven committees, finance, exectuive and pro- perty, Perth area joint study-, legislative and education and public relations, area [Ann, ning, agriculture,- social services, and road. -These—would be integrated into three committees as follows: administrative would include finance, executive and property. Perth area joint study, legislative and education and public relations; community services would include area planning, agri- culture, and social services; and the rod coriiirtiifee wiiiiTd continue as it is piesently. The Municipal Act states the road commute either of the two major committees.. Reeve Carl. Vock of Logan Township said he anticipated problems, with the new committee system. He said with the multiple voting system. that as an example, if the. Listowel Reeve who has four votes (the most on county council)) was on a committee and voted in favor of the committee's decision along with the rest of the committee, the council as a whole could not turn the recommendation down. "The rest of us may as well stay home," said Reeve Vock. IMBERSTAlvit He said there may be one committee, ruling and county council could become a „.•• tubber stamp. He added that he is not saying it will happened', but that it could and it could on "hot" issues. Reeve Fred Knechtel of Ellice Township said even with the multiple vote system there was no way seven members can run council. Reeve Vock said that at least the .present system protected council from that happening. After the amendment and the .motion Was carried. Reeve Coghlin introduced another motion, accepting the paragraph regarding the election of the warden, with • the addition the press be present in the ballot mom. This motion was carried. The recommendations of the special -purpose committee included all members holding present terms of office to outside boards and commissions remain in force for the coming year. Also the warden shall be one-year member to the Spruce Lodge Board of Management and the Perth District Health Unit board.. This is unchanged. Reeve Coghlin approved this method stating councit would. be more informed on matters and the reduction of committees weuKreduce_the number -of-tit' nes.heltad to traveLfrom the north end of the county to Stratford to attend meetings. remain by itself. THREE commmus , Clerk-treasurer BO sraid six members of council would 'be elected to the administrative committee. olus the warden, and the remaining seven members plus the warden Wcluld sit on the community services committee. Five mem- bers of council will be elected to the road committee plus the warden. Mr. Bell said this is the same as it has been. . The clerk-treasurer pointed out that' all members of council would be involved in