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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1990-03-28, Page 7THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1990. PAGE 7. Hullett council calls for gravel tenders for twp. roads Hullett Township Council at its meeting March 6 advised Road Superintendent Jim Johnston to ask Hensall Co-op not to have gravel or concrete drawn on side road 20-21 north from the proposed laneway. A motion was passed that Hen sall Co-op be given permission to strip topsoil and put in gravel base for roadway and new construction. No construction is to take place until all conditions stated by coun cil are met. Council authorized Mr. Johnston to call tenders for 18,000 cubic yards of A gravel to be spread on township roads, in addition to 3,500 cubic yards stockpiled for construc tion of Auburn streets. Tenders are to be in by April 3 at 4 p.m. A motion was passed increasing the price of township owned gravel to 55 cents per cubic yard from 50 cents. Mr. Johnston and Doug Dolmage will attend the road school in May. The budget for Seaforth Com- munity Centre was approved for 1990 following which a Council agreed to support a resolution from Seaforth and District Management Committee to invoice municipali ties quarterly for their portion of the operation budget. Clerk Bev Shaddick was author ized to purchase a Toshiba 251 fax machine from Bluewater Office Equipment in Goderich for a price of $1,924.80. Mrs. Shaddick also received authorization to hire a surveyor for the unused portion of old road on sideroad 30-31 of concession 7-8. Accounts totalling $308,606.88 are to be paid. Cranbrook Compiled by Mrs. Mac Engel. Phone 887-6645 Knox celebrates communion The Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper will be celebrated in Knox Presbyterian Church on April 1 at 9:45 a.m. Recent visitors with Mrs. Mac Engel included Mrs. Bill Arm strong, Fergus and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Engel and Alicia, Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Starr, Alliston, visited Don and Mrs. Cotton on the weekend. Mrs. Marina Squires and son James of Sherwood Park, Alberta, visited Jack and Mrs. Conley on Saturday. Jack and Jean Conley have sold their house to Brian and Linda Housser from Elmira. The Conleys have purchased the home of Mrs. Mary Yuill in Brussels. aid; low, Lou Raynard, Eleanor Stevenson; lone hands, Beryl Smith, Lloyd Smith; lucky tables, Dorothy Dilworth, Helen Alexan der, Bob Bremner, Les Edwards, Marguerite Biernes, Jack Conley, Mary Bell, Brenda Perrie; tallies, Lois Hart, Jean Conley, Frieda D’Arcy, Shirley Verstoep, Dorothy Hamilton, Roberta Simpson, Helen Dobson. The Hall Board will hold a euchre on Friday, March 30. PEOPLE Mr. and Mrs. John Saxon enjoy ed a motor trip during the March break to Florida where they visited with Dr. and Mrs. Hagedoorn. HEALTH ON THE HILL- A Review of activities at SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL BE TRIM PROGRAM NOW OFFERED: Be Trim is the largest hospital-based weight control program in North America, conducted by a Registered Professional Dietitian. The program is founded on self-awareness and understanding of the conditions that influence your habits and attitudes towards food, eating, exercise and stress. Be Trim will provide the techniques and support that will help you to change your habits and attitudes in order to achieve permanent weight loss. Term: Ten Weeks, Two Hour Classes Introductory Session-March 28, 1990-7 p.m. in Conference Room 2 To Pre-register and obtain more information, call 527-1650, Ext. 262. Limited enrolment. INSERVICE-“CARE OF A PERSON WITH AIDS”: Staff from Casey House (Hospice in Toronto) and Diane Aitken, AIDS Co-ordinator, Huron County Health Unit will provide a workshop for health care workers. Date: Tuesday, April 10, 1990, 1:30-3:00 p.m. inConference Room 2 For further information, call Grace Dolmage, 527-1650, Ext. 219. CONGRATULATIONS: Dietary Aides-Mary Catherine Schwarz, Janice Finlayson and Sheila Schenck have successfully completed a Safe Food Handling Course from Centralia College. HOSPITAL GIFT SHOP: The Hospital Auxiliary Gift Shop has now reopened following the expansion/renovation Drograms at the Hospital. PHYSIOTHERAPY NEWS: Barbara Fotheringham, Tuckersmith township, a grade 12 student at Central Huron Secondary School is spending her co-op assignment with the PhysiotherapydepartmentatSeaforthCommunity Hospital. Barb’s time in this department is spent observing treatment, participating in ActivationGroup, planning departmental activities, among other things. These experiences are giving Barb insight into the physio aspects of nursing. She is planning a career in the nursing field. EUCHRE The Canadian Order of Foresters had 15 tables playing at their euchre on Friday, March 23 with the following winners: high, Marguerite Biernes, Ken MacDon- Ethel Community extends sympathy Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Barbara Marshall in the loss of her mother Mrs. Dorothy Smith at the York County Hospital on Wednes day, March 21, 1990. A memorial service was held at the M. W. Beckler Funeral Home, Keswick on March 24. The Ethel W.I. ladies had an extremely busy Sunday serving pancakes and sausage at the Maple Keys Sugar Bush Pancake Day. Several people attended the Buck and Doe held in Listowel Saturday evening for Ken Purvis and Denise Helmka. Thelma Keffer was treated to supper out on Sunday evening by friends, Bob and Muriel Hart to celebrate her birthday. Pat and Larry Keffer and family had Thel ma on Monday evening to help her celebrate her birthday as well. Brussels couple returns from Europe Joe and Debbie Seili have return ed home after a two-week holiday to Europe. They travelled to Hol land, Belgium, Luxembourg, and France with a group of stabling dealers across Ontario and Quebec. Paris, France and Brussels, Bel gium were two favourite cities along the way. Weather was two months ahead of us with daffodils and tulips out in full bloom in every county. ? SESAME STREET TREASURY^ S’ EMA IS SUPPUEO ANO SERVICED BY ELLIOTT MARR I CO IN ASSOCIATION WITH OShAWA FOOOS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMlT OUANTlTES TO NORMAL FAMILY REQUIREMENTS PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM MON MAR 26TH UNTIL ClOSJNC SATUROAV MAR VST TEXT PREVAIL WHEN PHOTO OOES NOT CORRESPOND TO DESCRIPTION 12-14oz. tin asst’d var. CAVALIER CANNED VEGETABLES^ 28oz tin BRAVO SPAGHETTI SAUCE 500-900g asst’d var. LANCIA PASTAS HESSl THAN 48oz tin ALLEN’S PURE .APPLE JUICE 99 4 Litre asst’d var. (or comparable brand) CHAPMANS ic»!eam 2.99 NIAGARA FROZEN ORANGE JUICE 89 Asst’d colours 2 roll WHITE SWAN^^^fe paper UKJ towels GOLO SEAL 2130 PINK SALMON 1.49 223o EMA CHEESE 1.99FBI SPRINT asst d var. 3/250ml FRUIT DRINKS 89 PROD. OF THE TROPICS DOLE BANANAS ,86/kg BETTY CROCKER asst’d var. 5100 SUPER MOIST CAKE MIXES ■ 3.6 litre SWEETHEART_______ LIQUID BLEACH MM POWDERED ABC lOlltra ABC DETERGENT 5.69 «o» OLD DUTCH CLEANSER .69 CLOVERLEAF FLA KEO B.Soz LIGHT TUNA SUNKIST ORANGES size 113’s 99 1.19 2.39 PROD. OF U.S.A. SEEDLESS NAVEL