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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-03-19, Page 17n McGillivray township March 19, 1986 Page SA Snow contrd costs 75O per day McGillivray township council "agreed at their March meeting that future emergent will be held the third Monday the month. Regular meetings will con- tinue to be held on the first Monday, subject to statutory holidays or other causes. Works Superintendent Bruce Karr informed councll that the approx- imate cost of ploughing the Township roads amounted to $750 on a weekday, $1,000 on a weekend and $1,500 on a statutory holiday. The township has prepared; in co- operation with local police detachments, fire departments and other agencies, is Peacetime Emergency Plan which will be printed and distributed to the ap- propriate agencies. Following a public information meeting, council directed the township planner and solicitor to prepare a draft by-law and agree- ment to provide for rezoning part of Trillium Woods Camping Park for retirement mobile homes. The documents will be reviewed at a_ future public meeting. Council received Reeve Tom Tomes and Deputy Reeve Ken McCann of Stephen township and agreed to consider their proposal for a revised fire agreement covering the northerly part of McGillivray. John Given agreed to head a volunteer committee of McGillivray residents who will Investigate and report on the advisability of the • township collecting and preserving papers, 'documents, photographs, family trees and similar items of historical interest. It was agreed that the township and McGillivray and Hay Township Mutual Fire Insurance Companies MARCH BREAK TOURNAMENTS — The North -Middlesex Parkhill arena held three tourneys recently. The Novice Jets are all smiles as they show their consolation trophy donated by Grand Bend Clothing. Front, left, Jon Smalley, Kevin McLarty, captain Simon Desjardine, Doug Vanderkant, and Shane Maguire. Standing in the back are manager Garnet Smalley, Joey Adams, Matthew DeJong, Brian Willemse, Jeff Ratke, Steven Willemse, and coach Hans DeJong. Missing was Ben Kaak, Kelly McAdams. Youth bible group meet Church of God Wednesday night the Youth Bible study group pondered Proverbs, as regards the five attitudes of a foolish man. The adults continued their study on Genesis, the story of Abraham, the marriage of Isaac, and the deaths of Sarah and Abraham. Sunday morning Rev. Barnhart spoke from Mark 8:31-38 on the cross of Christ. Christ was a volunteer, not merely a victim, He went willingly to the cross. We too have our crosses to bear, by giving up our self-will to God, and to give up our self righteousness, since we are right only through Christ. Lastly, we must give up our self-consciousness, not to be asham- ed of our beliefs in the gospel of Christ. A special solo was performed by Glenda Desjardine, "Where Could I Go But to the Lord," accompanied by Eileen Desjardine on the piano. In the Sunday evening service, Rev. Barnhart spoke from Mark 5:1-20, on being a wounded healer like Christ. He heals us so that we may help others in our turn. Alex Desjardine performed a special solo, "The Healer". About people Jack and Gloria Norris of Sarnia were Sunday visitors with his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Norris, of Grand Cove Estates. Lorene Warren, Toronto visited with her mother, Mrs. Lawrence Curts, on the weekend. The residents of Southcott Pines are The Exeter Times -Advocate now carries a full line of Art Supplies • Acrylic and oil paints • Acrylic and oil brushes • Tempera powder • Artist pads • Tracing paper and tracing rolls • Calligraphy supplies • Turpentine, • Damar varnish and spray varnish • Acrylic medium and spray Come in and see what we have We can special order more stock it imes - dvocate ,.r.... S. ,,,..+ N.,4 wai,..s a ,bA ,.W..,4 ICIMOPZPA*_:kt `'s.,, fes' 1u,4i3»/ is . j I f 424 Main St. PH: 235-1331 busy this month. The Freedom club will be enjoying dinner at Western Fair raceway on March 19, and wat- ching a full card of action on the track. For April, the club will be look- ing at a possible bus trip to the Elmira St. Jacobs area. Saturday, the clubhouse committee hosted a lively St. Patrick's dinner and dance party, with punch, Irish stew, door prizes and lots of Irish music. BUNNY HOP — Representing Easter in the Zurich Figure Skating Club's Holidaze on Ice carnival are (left) Jayne Westlake, Jill Ramer, Anita Bedard, Julie Genttner and Meghan Hayter. By MRS. STAN Sheltie Weber, RR 2 Crediton, and four other friends are to Mexico for a vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weber spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hodge at Russeldale. Mrs. Don Finkbeiner, RR 2 Crediton, and Mrs. Braden Wilsmith, London, spent Saturday evening with Stan and Shirley Preszcator. Mrs. David Isaac and Tasha, Ex- eter, and Mrs. Stan Preszcator were dinner and afternoon guests with Mrs. Ed Regele and Norman Hubley, Seaforth. , This Saturday night is the Crediton and District Social Dance. Music by Blenders. If yoU are not a member, come anyway, and a member will sign you in. Lunch provided. An afternoon of local talent was held at P.J.'s restaurant called a Hootenany. The topic at Zion United Church was taken from I Peter 3:17-22 and John 19:23-37 titled "Christ's Cry of Human Suffering". Choir practise will be held this An "acceptable level of unemploy- ment" simply means that the govern- ment economist to whom it is accep- table still has a job. 140 vo-ziso- j Merv! Oes ThM'+k i enfenTI Enter Seel .Y.ies. You bought the dish. Now get the real fun! Unscramble satellite television...get the very best in satellite television from the Cancom Satellite Entertainment Network. 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In hospital are Mrs. Phyllis Sims, Mr. Irving Stahl and Robert Dinney, all at University Hospital, London. At • South Huron Hospital is Milton Sweitzer. Master Robert England, Huron Park, spent Friday night with his grandparents and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator and Brenda glanville. • would keep each other informed of livestock damage claims in order to avoid double compensation. Discussion about periods- of low water pressure in the Clandeboye area resulted in the Works Superintendent being directed to in- vestigate methods of reducing the problem. Council reviewed and confirmed a large number of policies and guidelines relating to the operation of the township water system and directed that they be printed in a single by-law for the convenience of the residents. 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