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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-12-02, Page 19i •Members of Ellmvllle 441 were on hand Monday night at their annual achievement ceremo- nies held at Usbome Central School, with three taking home awards. Shown here are, back row: Angie Hovius (left), who completed six projects, Crystal Hovius, Kathryn Hern, 12 projects and Elizabeth French. Front row: Alison Jaques (left), who completed 18 projects, Marilou Hern, Jared French and Elaine Jaques. Times -Advocate, DeoeMher 2, 1992' Pape 19 Communion INN fa Centrafla By Mary 1Kooy CENTRALIA - At the United - Church on Sunday, Holy Commun- ion was held. Rev. Geddes chesets his• topic 'More Wealth Than We can Treasure". Next Stifiday, December 6 will -be "-file eetthalialttrillarsebeot den - White Oft 'Sunday. The Sunday Cert at The United thumb will be saheol'will be in dharge of the ser- held Tuesday, December 22 at 7 vice. Pleese'brltlg tanned foods or p.m. f � food for the area The U.C.W. Christmas party will be held on Thursday, December 3. Fellowship at 6 p.m. with dinner at 6:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. The annual Santa Claus pa- rade will .take place, next Sunday leaving around 1 p.m. from the south end of town proceeding 'to Huron Park. Ferman and Leota Snyder, along At the community centre 'on with all their family and grandchil- Monday evening prize winners dren in is area, attended a pre- were Helen MacDonald, Tom Em - Christmas Musselman family gath- ery, ieleen Pullman, Charlie Rm- ering on Leota's side of family, Sun- lings, Charlotte Barker and George day at Elmira Missionary church Cunningham. Next party will be basement. held December 7 at 8 p.m. Shipka by Annie Morenz Personals SHIPKA - A reminder. Another euchre party will be held tonight (Wednesday) at the Community Centre at 8 p.m. Recent evening guests with' Earl and Marian Miller, were their two sons, Steven and Vicki Miller, Grand Bend, Fred Miller, Wood- stock, Bill and Rosaline Berends, Exeter, Cliff and Laura Pepper, Oscar Miller, Dashwood-Emie- _ and Sheila -Miller, with Tiff and Sheltie and her girl friend Elisha Denomme, Doug Klopp of Oak- ville and his sister, Martha Straus, of 1pperwash and Hugh and Annie Morenz. The occasion was cele- brating Oscar Miller's 87th birth- day Games of euchre and solo were enjoyed by all. Ken and Marg Baker, hosted a family get together dinner last Sat- urday evening. Attending were Ken Jr. and Carle Baker, Gode- rich, Sandra and Tony Regier, Chris, Heather and Jill of Mount Clemens. Michigan, Mike and Donna Yarrow and Emily, of Ed- monton, Alberta, Don, Sharon and Jamie. Baker, Gare, Sheona and Jeffrey Baker all of this area. Granton 4-H GRANTON - The Granton 4 H club No. 1 met at leader Margaret Bryan's home on Thursday eve- ning. Following the usual club business, the members made a homemade shake and bake and leaders Deanna Beatson and Mar- garet demonstrated some ideas for recycling egg shells. Then the members designed a picture using egg shells and learned how to blow out eggs. They also judged four different Members of both Usbome and Elimville 4-H held their annual achievement program Monday groups of eggs. evening at Usborne Central School. Shown here representing the Usborne. group are, back Finally, they enjoyed the chick - :Dm, Parker lafl), .tle Jiah Pang. -Sarah McAlti ,Lori Kernick, .Elizabeth Ked en legs with the shake and bake siall'Z !rev -Prot Front roWPRhanddi'Dotigall (left), AW ee23syer and -Erin Parker. ng -far-lnadh° along ,, th--i. '.juicedrink served by Susan Bryan. Third anniversary for Senior .Dines By Gertie Fleischauer ZURICH - Seventy seniors at- tended the third anniversary of Zu- rich Senior Diners last Wednesday. The colour theme of gold, yellow and whit were reflected m the an- niversary cake and decorations. Tamm} Antaya welcomed all diners and visitors especially ladies from Grand Bend. Door prizes were won by Olive Webb and Kay Hay. Margaret Hess was - presented with a poinsettia nlant by Antava for having perfect auendancc at the Wednesday Din- ers dinners. TOWNSHIP OF MCGILLIVRAY NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING -TUESDAY, JANUARY -5TH, 1993 ,PROPOSED OFFICIAL PLAN.AMENDMENT TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town- . ship of McGillivray will hold a public meeting on Tuesday Janu- ary 5th, 1993 at 7:30 p.m. to consider a proposed official plan amendment under Section 17 of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990. The purpose of the proposed amendment is to enact a num- ber of changes to the Township's Official Plan which were de- . vetopcd during the official plan review process. Since the first public meeting held on 7 July 1992 concerning the draft offi- cial plan amendment, the Township has deliberated 'concern- - ing several issues including the designation of wetlands and related policies. Consultation has taken place with the Minis- try of Natural Resources and with land owners effected by this issue. As a result, it is now proposed that the two wetland •habitats within the Township as well as one endangered spe- cies plantation be separately designated on the Land use schedule and policies are proposed to ensure their protection and preservation. As well, the Township has developed changes to the proposed amendment related to minimum areas for farm severances. woodland preservation, rural housing issues, etc. The pro- posed amendment will also recognize a non -conforming use within the Township. The public meeting will be another opportunity for ratepayers to express their views directly to Council either in support of or in opposition to the proposed amendment. You may also make written representation in this regard. The Township en- courages all ratepayers to ettend and to make their views known so that their input can be considered. For complete information regarding the proposed official plan changes, please refer to the amendment which is available for .review in the Township Municipal Office during regular office Tours. You may also.cXxntacisite -Township Planner, Ms. Bar- , bora Rosser, at 29373210 for further information. ,DATED AT THE TOWNSHIP OF McGILLWRAY THIS THIRTIETH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1992. Mrs. Shirley Scott Clerk Township of McGillivray R.R. #a, Aikse Craig, Ontario NOM IAO Telsphone:.(519) 2934886 1 The steenng committee consist- ing of Berdie Finkbeincr, Kay Hay, Verda Baechler, Gwen McKellcr and Genie Fleischauer were each presented with a carnation by Tam- my Antaya. Gerrie Fleischauer read a poem "'My Feathered Fnends". The Swin- gin' Seniors Group treated everyone to toe -tapping music. Games of solo and euchre were enjoyed. McGillivray Town- ship Remembers. a township history: Art excellent S40 Christmas present still available from McGillivray Township Office, 293=3686 or Loraine 294- 6990, Lois 293-3135 or Eliza- beth 293-3274. Mailing in Canada & USA can be ar- ranged. NEW: 24" x 36" town- ship map with owners' names only $4. Township spoons 58. 5 1 to • Scotch Pine • Blue Spruce • Douglas Fir • Fraser Fir • Balsam Fir For every tree purchased Mike and Lynn will donate $1.00 to the Huron County Christmas Bureau M & L Veri Christmas Trees In front of Exeter Produce, also available at 175 King St. Hensel) Hwy. #83 West, Exeter Open: Mon. - Fri. 10 - 9 p.m. Sat. - Sun. 9 - 6 p.m. CIIRiSTMAS GIFT GIVING{ SUqqESTIONS BOOKS by LOCAL AUTHORS Granny's Kitchen - Gwen Whilsmith Food and the Gut Reaction - Elaine Gottschall From Prairie Wool to Whispering Pines `r a±frey carm Granny E - Elsie Hodgson Barefoot Bay from Francistown - R.W. Walker Memories - W.J.D. McAlister Daybreak at the Ridge - Beulah Homan Melly Moves Away (Childrens) - Gwen Whilsmith i00�' • 46 0 a REFRIGERATOR DISH BALKS FROM ONTARIO HYDRO A -000L TE. -111!1f A- 150 MINIM '1PRi0M 011111111111111111) HMO MANN YOU 31/Y :AN 11111111110Y111.1111:111111T11111N110.111101L $325' over its lifetime. Even today, that buys quite a few bogs of groceries wsta INS ttt>ivas wsalwr a1sK1:16 Weal stills OMR Mrs Ytal► ao, f Ni. The Refrigerator Cash Back offer runs from November 1, 1992 to April 30, 1993. So get in on the savings now if your looking for a new refrigerator. Visit your pallet puling retailer today. Because with the Refrigerator Cash Bock Program, you'll not only save energy, you'll save mow WI c•••••••• on a so.rs.4iwn*mow .rs!w MM. WV Me agrOQ. WN,» of a rNnpwawe o' If you're looking for a new refrigerator, be sure to lake advantage of the $50 Cosh Back. Visit participating retailers and look For energy efficient refrigerators with stickers that show they quali- fy for $50 rebates. Buy one of thane refrigerators, and you'll receive a cheque from Ontario Hydro in the moil within about 6-8 wtrelu. And your savings don't slop there: compared to other models, an energy efficient refrigerator con reduce .your electricity bills by almost ,7 raw. Satittfiiblic Utilities Commission 379 Main Street South, Exeter, Ont. NOM 1S6 235-1360 M.A. Greene, Commissioner H. DeVries, Chairman N.L. Davis, Manager 13.F. Shaw, Commissioner [POWARSAV�fl#tJM TM urea under auMa,ey d Onwio Hydm