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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1997-04-09, Page 21COMMUNITY Times -Advocate, April 9, 1997 Page 21 100th anniversary The South Huron •Women's Institute held its 100th anniver- sary meeting lase .\londav night at Credition Hall. From left. MacKenzie. president•of the South.Huron Wl. Cheryl. .laresident of the • Crediton. Brunel;. ' anti Grace Pam. sc'cretarl' of the Sotitli Huron District Country singer to perform { \I. f{.R lenity n Shclq'ard-++til pet -loin] a tiit London h:intI --Side kick .ii (i,ii 13.,r.ti (roll.. n :\pill 1 1 alit! 1 _'..►s .t preview of her up :tinting album -whi:i)" ++ill he re: Ic.tsed Leer this yet. She! pard is known for her ++orb. .1 .,'tunuit slot r. I)a+ine per h,. inr ! .t -mill ions .Iuhs. burs. rt, .{r. 1 tele%tsu,n programs `he ..:,tea:It in the studio prn- du:nl_ 110. dct-•ul .tllsuin.:%%hrck %%il' Ie.tul,• rmen by herself anti top •\:15htr ie %.1 ler. tsIto hate written for many artists tih1.aing. Reba 511 {tibia and fnsha Year - woo(' Seserai musts %'deo. y% ill. he releas.d 1,• Country Music I'elle.\1- si n in support 01 the • .tlhum that. %k ill %oni.ide with an nticin.tional. tital• Jenilyn Sheppard Women's Institute celebrates 100 years CREDTTON - A party celebrat- ing the 1(X)th anniversarytof Wom- en's Institute was hosted by the Crediton • •Women's Institute on March 31. The evening opened with the W.I. Grace heli►re the -potluck din- ner at 6:30 p.m. Cheryl McLeod. president of Cre- diton W.I. chaired the. program. opening with the Ode and the Mary Stewart Collect followed by a skit "Women's Institute Beginnings." •Dolores Shapton acted as M.C. with Jean Neil and Ethel King act- ing the parts 'Of a rural couple. when the women wanted to go to the W.I. meeting. and why he ,thought she should stay home. • The women from Dashwood W.I. had a•couple jokes each to tell. A story about the Christmas Con- cert.years -ago by Alice Joynt was read • by Dorothy Restenteycr. Lots Hodgins played the violin accom- panied by Alma Davies at the pia- no.• June Stewart and Helen Webber acted out the skit "Mistaken Identi- ty.. Grand Bend woolen played a re- corder and everyone had,to "Guess the Tune". Kippen East's- :\lona Aldcrdicc had a reading "Ode to a Mannnci- graun" and Graccbrummond con- ducted a contest on the life of Ade- laide. Ho(idlcss. the founder of the W.I.. Scafiorth \\`i. presented 4. skit "Apply mg fur C'iiiicnship' +with Helen NIL-Ken/ie. Jean Keyes the officers and Betiv_ Hulley the immi- grant. % New pipe organ to be dedicated in Lucan church The new organ in -Holy Trinity Anglican Church will be dedicat- ed edicated on April 13. By 11. Davis. Suintshury correspondent S:\IN ISBI'RY - Si. Patrick.. crlc',rtied their -livening Prayer ser- + ice at 6:.30 p.m. April Suiannc Dais fed lite �er%icc. .lronl the nook ,,I \Iisrii.uise Ser vies I'he children.. locus was Ihe. gathering .if Ihe .11scipl,• And rncel- ing the risen C'hrisi (111 1I:, a n.l' to Ihe • 111101: passed the hr.t:c a 1111 11101 t'. t 111e. hint Kelley resat the I114 ore. readings and 5uianile Da‘t• the message which had heed pre- pared by N1arg.url Carroll: \ pea er for sic k•member Mary 1)as is %% as led by Suianne 1)a% is. I•.%ersone s.: 1,i "happy Birthday t.• .Mesas _Kramer. -the youngest 'menthe) ol. St: Patrick's. who is celebrating her sc..»ul birthday. • .. On Ain II H. rhe Rev: Stanley Jay waffle al. Si Patrick'. to ()Ili- , iate )Ili-.laic .11 the Holy 1:uclianst service .1l 10300 111 • \n invitationwas rceciscd by Si. Paul. k's member: to the tledica- 11,'11 ,,1 the ora pipe organ at Holy I 'Huh Anglican Chun, -11 111 Lucan • on April 1 3 at 1 i a.m. and -to the Postludc Concert on the same eve- ning at 7:30 p.m.. with a reception lollow 111g holh cents. Hugh -and" Hazel Davis. along with a nuniher of players and wives til the former Lucan Ildcnun Jets hockey- team attended 4 surprise SOtli birthday celebrni4►n for Lorne Darr of New Hamburg at the Le-- gion on Saturday evening. Ron and ,Margaret:Carroll enter' twined their family to -dinner on Sunday caning to celebrate Son Ian's birthday. Vandals hit L:YI:Ti:R - Os crnighi on \l:nch 27-2K. black paint was sprayed On the northeast •stde of the Anchor - Ptace building .along the doors. windows. siticyvu1 and on .1 lire route Sign. police report: South Huron 1)istricl High- Sehuol was al so spray painted at the...southeast end and on the side • - %talks,.'The dugouts at the hardball diamond tele .t 5cred %t till pro- 1.mu+. phrases .111%1 drawings- - Police are asking for the .15515- t:uice of the public in solving these aces of vandalism by calling the Exeter OPP Detachment at 23- . • 1300. the Communication Cciftrc at 1-11 (S-:1(1-1 1 22 nr Moron C)unLy Crane SI(ppers a1 1-10)0- - 22 2: g-177. • Effective speakers Grand Bend Lioness President Joyce Morden congratulates winners of the Lioness Effec- tive Speaking Contest held at Grand Bend Public School last Tuesday night. From left is MacKenzie .Siren, who won third place for her speech about public speaking, Meghan d'Rourke, who .came in second for •her description of her sister's driving habits, and Brent Darling, who took home first place for entertaining the audience with his fishing trip speech. Grace Pym and Marjorie Johtis of Elimvillc W.I. conducted a sing song. ending with "Auld Lang Syne" and "Happy Anniversary to Us." The skit performed at Arca Con- vention last fall was presented by Anne Cottle. Cheryl McLeod. Grace Drummond. Grace Pym and Isabel Knit!. The F.W.I.O. hoard member Mary : Nicklas . of Tavistock read "Maw in the Aim')." President Helen McKeniie gave courtesies and the evening closed with thc-singing of the W.I. Centen- nial Song. Tho- Spring Board meeting was held April I at Hensall United Church with seven branches present. Hcicn MacKenzie. - presi- dent-. gave a hit of educational triv- ia before the singing of the W.I. Centennial Song: - Membcrs answered the roll call with the year they joined the lnsti tute. The treasurer's report was given by Marilyn Pym and Grace Pym read the minutes. - A quilt has been quilted and tick= ets arc now I•or sale. The draw -will' he made at the County Rallyon Oc- tober 6. Mona Allardice reported the - workshop will he held in St: Paul's on April 7 and OMAFRA at Clin ton on April 15. Anyone interested in making "Something. One of a if . Kin' or tole painting` a "Welcome- Sign—can let Aldcrdice know. . Mary Nicklas. the F.W.LO. Board Director. reminded tlic group to get their pictures and events of - .1 W.I. celebrations to Leda Archer. the P.R.O. All.• active Life Members must pay fees in 1997 and the W.I. Tar- tan is available.. It is S60.(10 a me- tre, 62" wide. Call 905-562-0567 -for more information. • Elimvillc presented the Fair List to he used at the fall fairs. : The Tweedsmuir History Work- shop will he in Huron South in 19911. the second Tuesday in Au= gust. The District Boundaries were discussed and Huron •South felt they a:uted to remain as is. - Lois Hodgins offered. to donate an afghan to the W.I. fine the draw. A picnic 'will he held at Mac Naughton Park in Exeter on July 13 with dinner at noon. With part of the money received from the W.l.• Workshops.- it was decided to send $I00. 10 t3oh the. Beaver Project of the W.I. There will he a Public Relations -Workshop later:in Mt. Brvdges: the London Area Convention on Octo- her 23: and the County Rattly on Ociohcr(i. ' The District Annual' will he held May 15 with Scatorth'•hosting _the- event heevent in .the Northside. United Church at 6 pin. It .was decided to give Dolores Shapton. Marilyn Pym and Marian Dougall some money to defray; costs Of going to the W.1..100111 an- niversary celebrations and F.\\'.i.C. convention in June. Thc_ Branch selling the most quilt tickets is to get a prize. The church was.votcd a donation for the use of the.hall. . Administration to review Cemetery budget EXE'T'ER - Chief Adtninisirative Oflicer Rick Hundcy presented a h'udget for the operations of the cemetery that was approximately S40.000 lower than last yea'r's... . - . . - These savings are attributable to new calculations and eflicicn- cics." reported Hundcy. - • Councillurs were confused as to specific line items. especially after Clerk -Treasurer Liz Bell said regulations and -accounting -procedures do not allow c(iuncjl to do the same things with the budget as, the for- mer Cemetery Board. Councillor Roy Trtchncr remarked. 'I have ex- treme difficulty in accepting what you are saying. I think it's unfair ii .change the method of accounting in order to show the cemetery operating in.a deficit. position:" Bell -replied. "Council- decided to eliminate the hank account and Told the funds into the town account." - The administration will hook at the; budget- again hetore presenting it to council for approval. - Lowest tender rejected EXETER -.Exeter Council -took the unusual step of rejecting the - Iowest. tcndcr for its gardening needs. The lowest tender frcnn.an . Individual who resides in Hay. Township was rejected because the Public Utilities Commission op • - posed a three-year contract for its share of the work and as Deputy Reeve Dave Urlin p(.)intcd out. • town policy is to accept a local ten- der if it is within 10 per cent of the successful bidder's. Council: at Reeve Bill Micklc's suggestion re- jected the notion of tendcring'again because it would not be fair. Resolutions to be presented Van stolen in Hay Township 11:\1' TO\b'NSHIP . \ 15)59 Ford. I:i'unuline %:u1 was. stolen twin Leon's Buy :Ind Sell. located 011 Highway 53. outside Exeter:. The -van is white and blue with a raised Tool :tnd television antenna. win- dct%%s .111ingthe side :utda spare tire and ladder On the rear. There were no licence plates on the ve_hi- - cle and keys were not available: MT. CARMEL - Following Mass and the Rosary. president of Mt. Cannel C.W.L.. Diane Kaak opened the ;Much meeting with the League Prayer Diana Hardy spoke on Cur-. . sill° for a spiritual reading'. - The 771h. ahnual • Diocesan Con- vention • to he held. at the Wheels Inn in Chatham will he attended by Kaak and Mary Hogan. Theresa Larkin spoke on two resolutions that will he presented tit the Con: venlion. One is concerning manda- tory wearing of bicycle helmets for all ages and the other is concerning the establishment of a standardvcd sexual- harassment policy in all workplaces. • Kaak presented Barb McCann with a' past pnesident's pin and Mary Moser with a 50 year mem- bership pin. At the April meeting. Diana Har- dy introduced guest speaker Bob Sharon of Grand Bend who spoke about the volunteer run, youth group centre in Grand Bend. He was thanked by Helen Koncina. After a short meeting, Fr. Jan Burczyk spoke on youth centres in Poland. Kaak thanked all the women who helped with the World Day of Prayer. Memberships arc due and can he given to a councillor or put on the Sunday collection plate. Council discusses OPSEU letter EXETER = Council gave short .shrill to a letter from Leah Cas- selman, President, Ontario Pub- Iic Service Employees Union (OPSELIJ. Casselman's letter to all inunicipal councils stressed the negative impact of the• pro- vincialcuts to municipalities. . -Excerpts from her letter include: "Downloading means communi- ties pay more .... If you've . seen any government TV ads lately: you might get the impres- sion that the changes an- niwnced in January •will im- prove the way public services are funded and delivered. J wish that were true. But 'disen- tanglement' is not about im- proving services, it's about two things: money and blame. The government takes the 'money . Municipalities take the blame .. .. There is hope the govern ment will come to its senses But to make that happen. you've got to act." - Councillor Ruhcrt Drummond seemed to suni up council's . feelings that it is already doing what it can. and "Knowing who. she represents. 1 don't think she's -interested in just our situa- tion." Grand Bend will listen to proposal GRAND BEND - When Grand. Bend councillors began discussing recent North La nibton restructur- ing attempts. they agreed the vil- lage should be represented at such Meetings. - - In tact. Councillor Bob Mann • made -a motion to adopt a policy that ouncil members attend meet- ings Held to discuss restructuring initiatives that im•olvc Grand Bend. Most recently. the Lanlhton. War den mediated a meeting to discuss a • _ proposed amalgamation of tircatcr Grand Bend. Greater Arkona. - Thedlord and Bosanquet. Forest did not attend the meeting_ but Grand Bend Mayor Cain Ivey re- cently learned Forest has requesicd a Ministry of Municipal :\ trans - cunnnission rev:wilime Nisi 111 Lambkin 1esuucttunt12.. Although (grand Bend y+ill :attend North Lanihton restructuring meet- ings. Ivey stressed this doesn't - change council's view on the South Huron amalgam -haunt study. - - - "We're willing to•discuss it with them...it's not a done deal." said . Ivey. who added restructuring el- . loris have to be agreeable to all par • - ties involved. He called the exclu- sion of Forest in the warden's proposal -as "short-sighted" and concluded "..0 some time the lunacy , has to stop." .ORRAINE ('at't'H! R.N. 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