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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-10-11, Page 2424 Times -Advocate, October 11, 1989 St. Andrew's United Church — KIPPEN — will celebrate their 122nd ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY, OCT. 15 AT 11 A.M. GUEST SPEAKER: Reverend Don Robinson SPECIAL MUSIC: Lisa and Lori Strong LUNCH WILL FOLLOW THIS SERVICE — EVERYONE WELCOME — tivP\ 550 a``o� G • v • ac reasure Chest BINGO Thursday, Oct. 12 Zurich Community Centre JACKPOT $1,000.NdousT Bonanza game in 50 calls Estimated Value $100 Over $2800 In Cash Prizes Doors open at 6:15 p.m. Bingo starts at 7:30 p.m. No one under 16 ell • ible to •la I miss the kids already Willing to tutor in my home S. Lynne IT'S FREE! YOU CAN 1. Earn credits for a high school diploma. 2. Upgrade employment -skills. 3. Complete requirement: for collegelunlverslty entrance. EVENING CLASSES WILL BEGIN THIS MONTH 11 you want more Information or want to register, calf SEAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL 527.-0380 ttnt Optoio(Op the World - Otrector Night School Classes Seaforth District High School Bob Allen Than kY0ar Special thanks to Lloyd and Carol for the excellent 0 weekend we had in Wheeling. Everyone really en- 0 joyed themselves and are looking forward to our 0 next trip. You two surely know how to do it up Thanks again 0 Everything and we mean everything 0 was just great. 0 i From the Gang on the Bus to Wheeling right! r i //II/II/.IWACIrIrI/WI///I/////////////%/ • "STRENGTHENING STEP FAMILIES" A di>cussion group for stip parents — Meets for 5 weeks beginning NOVEMBER 7 1t interested, call HURON CENTRE FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH 482-3931 HURON PARK PATHFINDERS will start Monday, October 16 Registration at 1st meeting J.A. McCurdy School 6:30 p.m. Information 237-3771 Exeter Bible Fellowship's Couples Banquet Date: Sat., Oct. 28 Place: 3 AAA Restaurant Time: 6 p.m. Guest Speaker Don Hill (London) Topic' "What on earth am I supposed to be doing?" Special Music Doug Jones (Markham) Cost: $25/couple For Information and reservations call 235-0874 or 235-0456 r- 1 1 Sat. Oct. 21 "Oktoberfest" for members and guests !Sum Oct. 22 Senior Veterans Dinner Must be 70 or over, cost $7.00 - Register at office before Oct. 10th 1 Sun. Nov. 5 - Remembrance Day Church Service. Sat. Nov. 11 -Remembrance Day. L. Clip and Save Do you need to lose weight? Come and join -us Diligent Dieters of Canadian Calorie Counters We meet Monday nights at 7 p.m. in the in- service education room in the basement of South Huron District .Hospital Special guest speaker Deb Campbell on Monday October 16 Albatross Tavern Huron Park 228-6733 October 12 & 13 Perth County Jam Band Hungry Late at Night? Kitchen open till 12:30 every night October 23 GERRY WATSON Pro Pool Player Dart players needed for Sat. night league Ladies Night Nov. 25/89 Get tickets now R.E. Pooley Branch -167 Exeter Ontario J Grand Bend. Farmers Market Sat. & Sun., Oct. 14 & 15 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. • Local food producers • Crafts people line Main St. and Hwy. 21 Vendor inquiries welcome 238-2001 Also visit the Christmas show and sale at Lambton Heritage Museum Hwy. 21 South. Story �( �••� Hour Bible Stories and Exciting Activities for 3, 4,5yet—'+s... At :MCCurdy S?ah f;l : H lion Parf :: ,Starting Wednesday, October' :18th 130:x•2.30•:p m •.•.::. liegistratlQO Qal1. :.. : • • • • •e:: 227=4308 • :•• "•" :Cdrot•:•Ahhe:•:•228-6255:..:. . : : :: Exeter: •Cifristi>iln: - Refoar.med : Church - . Bishop Crinnon Assembly of K of C presents c No, r' 647 :8 $1O,tiuO. Prizes Regular James Specials Sp t - ',Specials -Ja -kpnt $200.00 $600.00 $1600.00 $4000.00 Sun. Oct. 15 1 p.m. Lucan Community Centre ••• Hensall Kinsmen Tog Show Sun., Oct. 15 10 - 4 p.m. Admission $2.00 Hensall Community Centre • Promotion -Transfer - Retirement Party Guests of Honour - Wayne Charlton - Rick Sinnamon - Rick Zupancic Sat., Oct. 14 7 p.m. South Huron Rec Centre DJ Dance Cord buffet at 11 p.m. Tickets available from any OPP officer WORLD WIDE ESCORTED TOURS Ont. Reg. #1694982 33 DAY SOUTH PACIFIC Hawaii * Fiji Australia * New Zealand Departs: March 4, 1990 Price: $8429 per person (twin) Kangaroos, Koala Bears, Ostrich, Penguins, Madris, Aborigini's and Maoris. The Great Barrier Reef, Volcanic Lands, Fiords, beau- tiful coastal cities and majestic mountains. The world down under. Join us on our fully escorted tour. Includes all transportation, accommodation, most meals, admissions, etc. 4 DAY ATLANTIC CITY Departs: December 12-15 Price: $369 per person Based on 2 in room Come in and ask for FALL/WINTER/SPRING BROCHURES • Ellison Travel 235-2000 1-800-265-7022 r Clip, and Save Centre Mall 414 Main St., Exeter 235-2601 Business Persons Luncheon 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. 1 (Clip and Save so you know our specials for the week) Monday Smoked Pork Chop 'Tuesday Meat Loaf (mashed potatoes) 'Wednesday, :Thursday Pineapple Chicken Stir fry (with rice) Lasagna (with Caesar salad) 1 I Friday Filet of Sole (Choice of salad or baked potatoes) I Above orders include soup of the day. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I, 1 1 (with fresh applesauce) 1 1 1 1 '4" Daily specials You're invited to.... Centralia College's SHOWCASE '89 Friday,1 1191. ,12wwlfaraSakatitaiMaialrkW 9,44o i 2 noon 8:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Throughout the 2 day event, there will be live demonstrations and competitions, tours and seminars on current issues. Find out more about our programs by talking to our students. 744 4¥ 4444444 4444 444444¥4** 4 4 44444444 ; c se�-H1ghiYghts'- * November .17th: 8:30 p.m. Showcase Dance with "Wrif Wraf" Sponsored by Alumni (proceeds to CCAT) * November 18th: Dinner Theatre featuring * "Letter from Wingfield Farm" * .•' 6:00 Dinner and Theatre ($25.00) * 8:00 Theatre only ($10.00) * * * * * * * * * * (for advance ticket sales - Contact Centralia College) *******>******************************* CENTRALIA COLLEGE There's something for everyone! Contact the College at 519- 228-6691 for more information.... Jack's Jottings Jack Riddell MPP Huron From Queen's Park ntario Motorist Protection Plan The Minister of Financial Institutions, the Honourable Murray Elston, has announced that the Ontario Motorist Protection Plan will mobilize the government's resources in a campaign to make driving both safer and more affordable. The tragic costs of accidents on Ontario's roads are staggering. Bod- ily injury claims in Ontario in 1988 totalled $1.8 billion, with insu- rance rates rising to match the escalating risk. In 1987, the most re - cern year for statistics, 121,000 people were injured as a result of automobile accidents. "Today we are taking decisive action toward the escalating risk that the more than six million drivers of this province face very time they get behind a steering wheel - increased risk of accident, property dam- age, -injury and. death,".said Mr. Elston. The new plan, to be introduced in Legislation this fall, attacks the underlying causes of the problem. It recognizes that rising traffic vol- umes, accidents, injuries and claims must be addressed if premiums are to be held to reasonable levels in years to come. The Ontario Motorist Protection Plan strikes the right balance between affordable premiums and appropriate benefits when accidents occur. "Without this reform, motorists would have faced premium in- creases of 30 to 35 percent next year," said Elston. Under the new plan, the government expects that premiums in the first year will rise no more than eight percent on average in urban ar- eas, and average rates for motorists in rural areas will not increase at all. To help bring rates more into line, the government will elimi- nate the three percent premium tax on insurance for personal -use ve- hicles. This will generate $95 million in savings. Under the new Ontario Motorist Protection Plan, certain insurance coverages will be mandatory including third -party liability and "direct payment" property damage, uninsured motorist coverage, and guaran- teed accident benefit insurance. Guaranteed accident benefits will be available to all victims injured in automobile accidents. Huron County photo contest For those of you interested in entering the Huron County calendar photo contest which I am sponsoring, my offices have begun accept- ing entries. They may be mailed or dropped off at any of my riding offices in Exeter, Goderich or Wingham, or sent to me care of the Legislative Building, Queen's Park, Toronto, M7A 1A2. Guidelines are as follows: * Scenes should be from Huron County or surrounding area. Pref- erence will be given to scenes which best reflect the character and lifestyle of Huron County. . * Photographs can be current, or older ones of historical interest. * Black and white reproduces much better than coloured, although the latter can be used. * Because cost prohibits me from printing in colour, the effective photos will be those which rely on composition rather than colour. * A total of 12 photos will be chosen; each entrant a prize. * All photographs must be marked clearly with the location of the _ subject matter; and the name, address, and telephone number of the • person entering the photo. * Deadline for entries is Friday, November 3. St. Andrew's United Church — KIPPEN — will celebrate their 122nd ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY, OCT. 15 AT 11 A.M. GUEST SPEAKER: Reverend Don Robinson SPECIAL MUSIC: Lisa and Lori Strong LUNCH WILL FOLLOW THIS SERVICE — EVERYONE WELCOME — tivP\ 550 a``o� G • v • ac reasure Chest BINGO Thursday, Oct. 12 Zurich Community Centre JACKPOT $1,000.NdousT Bonanza game in 50 calls Estimated Value $100 Over $2800 In Cash Prizes Doors open at 6:15 p.m. Bingo starts at 7:30 p.m. No one under 16 ell • ible to •la I miss the kids already Willing to tutor in my home S. Lynne IT'S FREE! YOU CAN 1. Earn credits for a high school diploma. 2. Upgrade employment -skills. 3. Complete requirement: for collegelunlverslty entrance. EVENING CLASSES WILL BEGIN THIS MONTH 11 you want more Information or want to register, calf SEAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL 527.-0380 ttnt Optoio(Op the World - Otrector Night School Classes Seaforth District High School Bob Allen Than kY0ar Special thanks to Lloyd and Carol for the excellent 0 weekend we had in Wheeling. Everyone really en- 0 joyed themselves and are looking forward to our 0 next trip. You two surely know how to do it up Thanks again 0 Everything and we mean everything 0 was just great. 0 i From the Gang on the Bus to Wheeling right! r i //II/II/.IWACIrIrI/WI///I/////////////%/ • "STRENGTHENING STEP FAMILIES" A di>cussion group for stip parents — Meets for 5 weeks beginning NOVEMBER 7 1t interested, call HURON CENTRE FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH 482-3931 HURON PARK PATHFINDERS will start Monday, October 16 Registration at 1st meeting J.A. McCurdy School 6:30 p.m. Information 237-3771 Exeter Bible Fellowship's Couples Banquet Date: Sat., Oct. 28 Place: 3 AAA Restaurant Time: 6 p.m. Guest Speaker Don Hill (London) Topic' "What on earth am I supposed to be doing?" Special Music Doug Jones (Markham) Cost: $25/couple For Information and reservations call 235-0874 or 235-0456 r- 1 1 Sat. Oct. 21 "Oktoberfest" for members and guests !Sum Oct. 22 Senior Veterans Dinner Must be 70 or over, cost $7.00 - Register at office before Oct. 10th 1 Sun. Nov. 5 - Remembrance Day Church Service. Sat. Nov. 11 -Remembrance Day. L. Clip and Save Do you need to lose weight? Come and join -us Diligent Dieters of Canadian Calorie Counters We meet Monday nights at 7 p.m. in the in- service education room in the basement of South Huron District .Hospital Special guest speaker Deb Campbell on Monday October 16 Albatross Tavern Huron Park 228-6733 October 12 & 13 Perth County Jam Band Hungry Late at Night? Kitchen open till 12:30 every night October 23 GERRY WATSON Pro Pool Player Dart players needed for Sat. night league Ladies Night Nov. 25/89 Get tickets now R.E. Pooley Branch -167 Exeter Ontario J Grand Bend. Farmers Market Sat. & Sun., Oct. 14 & 15 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. • Local food producers • Crafts people line Main St. and Hwy. 21 Vendor inquiries welcome 238-2001 Also visit the Christmas show and sale at Lambton Heritage Museum Hwy. 21 South. Story �( �••� Hour Bible Stories and Exciting Activities for 3, 4,5yet—'+s... At :MCCurdy S?ah f;l : H lion Parf :: ,Starting Wednesday, October' :18th 130:x•2.30•:p m •.•.::. liegistratlQO Qal1. :.. : • • • • •e:: 227=4308 • :•• "•" :Cdrot•:•Ahhe:•:•228-6255:..:. . : : :: Exeter: •Cifristi>iln: - Refoar.med : Church - . Bishop Crinnon Assembly of K of C presents c No, r' 647 :8 $1O,tiuO. Prizes Regular James Specials Sp t - ',Specials -Ja -kpnt $200.00 $600.00 $1600.00 $4000.00 Sun. Oct. 15 1 p.m. Lucan Community Centre ••• Hensall Kinsmen Tog Show Sun., Oct. 15 10 - 4 p.m. Admission $2.00 Hensall Community Centre • Promotion -Transfer - Retirement Party Guests of Honour - Wayne Charlton - Rick Sinnamon - Rick Zupancic Sat., Oct. 14 7 p.m. South Huron Rec Centre DJ Dance Cord buffet at 11 p.m. Tickets available from any OPP officer WORLD WIDE ESCORTED TOURS Ont. Reg. #1694982 33 DAY SOUTH PACIFIC Hawaii * Fiji Australia * New Zealand Departs: March 4, 1990 Price: $8429 per person (twin) Kangaroos, Koala Bears, Ostrich, Penguins, Madris, Aborigini's and Maoris. The Great Barrier Reef, Volcanic Lands, Fiords, beau- tiful coastal cities and majestic mountains. The world down under. Join us on our fully escorted tour. Includes all transportation, accommodation, most meals, admissions, etc. 4 DAY ATLANTIC CITY Departs: December 12-15 Price: $369 per person Based on 2 in room Come in and ask for FALL/WINTER/SPRING BROCHURES • Ellison Travel 235-2000 1-800-265-7022 r Clip, and Save Centre Mall 414 Main St., Exeter 235-2601 Business Persons Luncheon 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. 1 (Clip and Save so you know our specials for the week) Monday Smoked Pork Chop 'Tuesday Meat Loaf (mashed potatoes) 'Wednesday, :Thursday Pineapple Chicken Stir fry (with rice) Lasagna (with Caesar salad) 1 I Friday Filet of Sole (Choice of salad or baked potatoes) I Above orders include soup of the day. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I, 1 1 (with fresh applesauce) 1 1 1 1 '4" Daily specials You're invited to.... Centralia College's SHOWCASE '89 Friday,1 1191. ,12wwlfaraSakatitaiMaialrkW 9,44o i 2 noon 8:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Throughout the 2 day event, there will be live demonstrations and competitions, tours and seminars on current issues. Find out more about our programs by talking to our students. 744 4¥ 4444444 4444 444444¥4** 4 4 44444444 ; c se�-H1ghiYghts'- * November .17th: 8:30 p.m. Showcase Dance with "Wrif Wraf" Sponsored by Alumni (proceeds to CCAT) * November 18th: Dinner Theatre featuring * "Letter from Wingfield Farm" * .•' 6:00 Dinner and Theatre ($25.00) * 8:00 Theatre only ($10.00) * * * * * * * * * * (for advance ticket sales - Contact Centralia College) *******>******************************* CENTRALIA COLLEGE There's something for everyone! Contact the College at 519- 228-6691 for more information....