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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-10-29, Page 21SENIORS RALLY — More than 20Q senior citizens from Huron County attended a fall rally in Dashwood, Wednesday. From the left are district president Nola Love, Dashwood, treasurer Percy Blundell, Goderich and secretary Irene Johns, Exeter. T-A photo Tuckersmith approves new assessment policy SENIORS ENJOY DISTRICT MEETING — Close to 200 senior citizens attended the district annual 'f 011 16mA-fig in Doshwood, Wednesday. Shown above are Dashwood club members Luella Tiemian, MargaretClarke, Hazel Pfaff and Erma Krueger, T-A photo *TOP SKATEATHON PARTICIPANTS — Marg Vcmstone checks over the pledge sheets of Karen Campbell, Tim Mann and John Ferris at Saturday's skateathon at the Hensall arena. The three youngsters were the top money makers. T-A photo Trio score pair each Sherwoods drub CCAT '‘.1"..11".""moiramnitenalatiwiteleiRmilmmemmiepageweeerir I Electors of Hensall will corn/ the torch for you, if you light up my life with your vote. On Nov, 1 0 elect Minnie Noakes for councillor • R.K. PECK APPLIANCES 7 "In The Heart of Down Town Varna" • Vacuum Cleaners. Sales and Service of most makes • CB Radios and Accessories • Speed Queen Appliances" • Moffat Appliances • Smoke Sensors • Insect Lights and Fly Killing Units • Handcrafted Gifts Varna, Ont. Electors of Hensall ON NOV.10 I ask you to consider these points: * I have the time available to serve whenever needed. * Four years' ex- perience on Hensall council, * Considerable church and business ex- perience. * Committed to mak- ing Hensall a better place in which to live, work & enjoy. For transportation to the polls Phone 262-2536 ELECT Hatiy M. Kiungel FOR REEVE OF HENSALL Advance Poll - Saturday, November 1 111•••••• OFFICE SUPPLIES SEE US FOR A FULL LiNE OF Office Supplies Furniture & Equipment LIVINGSTONE'S Downtown Exeter or in The North End Plata 1 GERALD L. MERNER • Chartered Accountant BUS: 257 Churchill Dr. EXETER 235-0281 CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANT JOSEPH F. DARLING CERTIFIED Glom:1AL ACCOUNTANT TEL, 319.0186-2208 .1/4....armaromasara TES OLD TOWN FALL 822 MAIN STREET EXETER, ONTARIO NOM 180 The Times-Advocate has over 18,000 readers. Tell them about the services offered by your buSiness. For information coil .235-1331 CHIROPRACTORS DAVID C. HANN, D.C. Doctor of Chiropractic 105 Main Street, Exeter /35-'1 535 By Appointment Dotty Evening CHIROPRACTORS RICHARD WELSH Chartered Accountant 120 Alice St. Lucan, Ont. Ph. 227-4224 Bev. 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Minister of Revenue will be requested to proceed with returning the roll for the township, prepared under Section 86 of the assessment act. Mery Bowen of 'Goderich, regional assessment com- missioner for Huron-Perth and Ken Fagen of the assessment office in Goderich, attended the council Meeting Tuesday and explained the equalized assessment program under Section 86. They said most of the other municipalities in' Huron County have changed over to this method. They offered to arrange' for an open house with Tuckersmith ratepayers so that they could come and talk to an assessment officer to explain the system. At the present time some owners are paying too much tax, and others are not paying enough. Mr. Bowen said the system Baptism at Centralia By MRS. FRED BOWDEN CENTRALIA A Baptismal service was held and Comniunion was observed in the United Church Sunday mornipg with Rev. Harley Moore in charge of the service. Baptismal rites were administered to Brian James Huxtable, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Huxtable; Joseph 'William, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Graham; and Leanne Nicole Deschamps, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Deschamps. "What Communion Means to me" was the subject chosen by Rev. Moore for his sermon. He said it was like the laying aside of prison garments and dining at the King's table. The living Christ moves among us and sustains us and it is by grace that we come to His table. The choir sang an anthem. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Morley of Lieury to Chesley October 19 where they visited with their brother, Mr. Chas. Bodging. Mrs. Lorne Hicks was a visitor over the weekend with relatives inKincardine. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morgan were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson, Highgate, and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Morgan, Melbourne. Mrs. W. Baker, Mrs. Irene Lawson, Mrs. Dennis Hockey and Cheryl of Exeter,Mr. and Mrs. Bill 1-luxtable and family, Huron Park, were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Huxtable. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Light- foot and Mr, and Mrs. Ken Greb attended the Civil Ser- vice Quarter Century club dinner and dance at Holiday Inn in London, Friday night. elan Working with people who ER helping theniselves Send Yout 1'4606006We Corttnbutlori To DXFAM•CANADA sox 12,600 WINNIPEG REGINA CALGARY VANCOUVER ItOx feces TORONTO OTTAWA HALIFAX St JOHN'S Area _senior .citizens hold rally at Dashwood The fifth Pall Rally of Lone O. United Senior Citizens of Ontario, was held in DaViwood Community Hail on Wednesday with an attendance of 1$0. and presi- dent, Mrs. Nola Love Con- ducting the meeting. Devotions were conducted by Miss Barbara Laing, of Offer better coverages Ontario Consumer Minister Frank, Drea in- troduced two insurance amendments which will offer better liability protection to victims, of car accidents. An amendment to The Insurance Act will increase the minimum third party liability coverage for 'auto insurance policies from $100,000 to $200,000, The amendment to The Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Fund will increase the maximum amount payable from $190,000 to $200,000. Both amendments are scheduled to take effect March 1, 1981, "The .$100,000 minimum for third party liability coverage has become inadequate because of the effect inflation has had on the cost of medical care as well, as auto repairs," said Mr. Drea. "The $100,006 minimum has not changed since 1977 while general living expenses have in- creased about 30 per cent." Raising the third party liability coverage is expected to increase premiums' for those motorists.who carry only the minimum $100,000 (ap- proximately 19 per cent) by about five per dent. 1 Dashwood United Church, Ken Campbell, Reeve of Stephen Township welcomed the guests. who came from 12 senior citizen clubs in the county. Special speaker in the. morning session was Jim Roffman of tioffman's Ant= balance Service. He showed a film on cardiac PulMonary Resuscitation (CPIs) and one on choking;, -.also a lecture on first aid. Three players had two goals each as the Hensall Sherwoods defeated the Cen- tralia College of Agricultural Technology Saints 10-2 Thursday in Hen- sall. Picking up the double scores were Rick Ingram, Jamie Caldwell and Dave Kinsman, The Sherwoods dominated the game from the outset'as they scored the first six In the afternoon, Terry Crabe showed a film taken in the Pinery Provincial Park which was much enjoyed. by all. It depicted the four seasons' scenery, also birds, animals, and flowers of which there are many .grow- nig in their natural environ- ment. Mrs. Love gave a report of the senior citizen's conven- tion which was held in. Kingston in August. She goals of the game. Scoring the first of his two goals was Ingram who con- verted a, pass from Garry Koehler at the 9:22 mark of the first stanza. Caldwell scored his two goals in the initial peribd with help coming from Ingram, Steve Knight and Al Bell. Sandwiched in between those two efforts was a score by Steve Knight. Jim Ferguson and Lloyd Allan picked up the assists. Hensall scored quickly in the opening minutes of the second frame as Len &hale and Kinsman found the mark. Kinsman's score was unassisted while Koehler and Kinsman assisted on Smale's effort. The Saints finally hit the score sheet at 9:19 when number 19 Dave Borrnett fired a shot past Hensall goalie Steve Sararas. The final goal of the period came from the stick of Sherwood Dwight Consitt Who put one past CCAT goalie Ian Finnie. Koehler assisted. In the third period the stated Owe were, a k4 of ben efits derived from' belonging to a senor citizen's group. IJSCt Sae democratic rorganization;. .nonpolitical,. non sectarian and non racial.. She said it can be represented as a large, beautiful tree, with USCG being the trordt,,litnbs are the zones, and clubs are the branches, We must not let that tree wither and, die, Do not be ashamed to .be. a hosts outscored their visitors 3-1 with Brad Baker scoring at 17:53. Koehler continued to have a fine game as he picked up his fourth assist of the game. Getting that score back for CCAT was Mike Sadler with a goal less than three minutes later, Bob Hoskins and Borrnett assisted, Scoring the final two goals of the game for Hensall were Kinsman and Ingram. Assisting on the goals were Gary Davies, Kinsman and Ingram. Drop in to Dairy Store OPEN Mon. - Sat. 9 - 10 Sun. 10 10 180 King Hensall' 262-2840 , senior citizen. Let us stand together and be counted. `:fliere are .54.000 in Ontario alone, one-third of those in all of Canada.. The spring rally will be. held in VanaStra on Tuesday, April :28, A basket of apples was drawn for, as welt as 4* Other prizes. The 'senior band led .a sing song and all went home OW baPpy. will not increase the dollars paid in taxes but it would be a redistribution of them to a fairer assessment which will be based on market value of the house. Mr. Bowen said, "This program seems to be working." Deputy-Reeve Robert EM1 said that in talking to fellow council members at county council that the general feeling is that ``this is a fairer assessment". Councillor William Brown said that he was very disappointed in the ratepayers' meeting 'held Monday night because few questions were asked. 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