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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1998-06-24, Page 16COMM1JWI Y R.E. Pooley Branch Executive and Awards. The R.E. Pooley Branch #167 recently installed the 1998-99 Executive for the Exeter Le- gion. Back row from left: Glenn Robin- son - Treasurer, Honours and Awards - Tom Burke, Dave Frayne - Public Rela- tions, Norm Eveland - Service Officer, Anne Armstrong - Entertainment, Gord Smith -Executive, Bill Dougherty - Mem- bership, Vera Armstrong - Secretary. Front row, from left: Past President Case Zeehuisen, President Bart Devries, 1st Vice Don McCurdy, 2nd Vice Bill Wilds. Absent: Bob Reynolds - Sports and Fay Patterson - Chaplain. The Branch recently honored Eric Heywood and Percy Noels, two long serving members with the Meritorious Service Medals. Submitted photos Baiersbronn cousins visiting Germany .once again in 1999! EXETER - Many local residents in the Exeter and Crediton arca are descendants of families that emigrated from the Black Forest region in Germain. There has been a great deal of effort made to maintain contact with relatives in Germany. Last fall a group from the Finkheiner family in German visited the Finkhciners in Crediton. Over the last few, years there have hecn two successful tours from this area to the Baiershronn area. Black Forest, Germany. • The previous tours focused on the Wein family gatherings. However. it is well known that there- is a great deal of crossover between the families. 'Baiersbronn Cousins' is a Netter description of the continued relations between mane families in this arca with their relatives in Germany. Ellison Tours made the tour arrangements for the two previous tours to Germany as well as for the incoming group from German last fall. Once again Ellison Tours has planned'thc next tour tci Germany which is open to anyone that would like to participate As in the past. this tour will combine family history with sightseeing. The tour will include stopovers in the Black Forest. Germany and Lake Constance. Switzerland with ;several excursions to include a visit to Strasbourg: France and a cruise on Lake Constance. Switzerland. if you are interested in joining this tour you arc welcome to attend the evening presentation at Ellison Tours on Monday June 29th. 1998 at 7.30 p.m. To register. please call Mary Momcc at 235-2470 Ext. 233. CWL member receives 25 -year pin MOUNT CARMEL - The Mount Carmel C.W.L.'s last regular meet- ing before the summer season began with the celebration of Mass. followed by a potluck supper. President Diane Kaak welcomed members and guests to the meeting. Minutes were read by Mary Conlin and a treasurer's report was given by. Barb Hartman. Kaak thanked the women who had helped'at the•First Communion and at Confirmation Sundays. Kaak presented Mary Glavin with a 25 year membership pin. Hazel Glavin with a gift for her help. and Fr. Paul Baillargeon with a birthday gift. The evening concluded with bingo games called by Fr. Baillargeon. The winners were Hazel Glavin. Mare Glavin. Noreen McCann. Mare Conlin. Julia Hardy. The iackpot game was won by Ann McNeil CORRECTION NOTICE We wish to draw your attention to the following in our current "Great Gifts for Great Dads' flyer. Page 13 Rechargeable Shaver. 43- 8741-6 The copy states this is a rechargeable shaver. This is incorrect. The unit is a corded shaver We wish to drew your attention to the following in our current "Canada -Wide Savings" flyer. Page 1. Autobike. 71-1598X. Should read. 'All hike assembly and kickstands are extra'. Page 3. Item all. 240 -Sq. in. Propane BBQ, 85- • 111) -8. This is a 'Spaccmaker product. not 'Fiesta'. Page 24. Engine Cleaner. 38.1300.2. Copy reads. 454 G Should read. 425 G. We wish to draw your attention to the following in our current "1998 Catalogue" Page 48. Item 7. Electric Super Blower/Vac. 60-3836-0. Copy reads. 14 -Amps. Should read: i2 -Amps. Page 137. Gas Water Heater. 63- 0187-6 Copy reads: 49.000 BTU. Should read: 40,000 BTU. We sincerely regret any inconvenience we may have caused you. enote d324/325/cat - Zone 0 NOTICE PUBLIC MEETING to present TOWNSHIP OF MCGILLIVRAY DRAFT NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT BY-LAW Monday, June 29, 1998 8:00 p.m. SHARP at McGillivray Township Hall, West McGillivray 34665 Creamery Road Copy of proposed plan available at Township Office Shirley Scott, Clerk -Treasurer Clandeboye WI visit museum CLANDEBOYE - Fifteen mem- bers of the Clandeboye Womens Institute had a very interesting day when they motored to Stoney Creek where- they visited the Erland Lee Museum and were served a very delicious meal at noon. The group toured the Home and the Country Store then travelled to the home of Adelaide Hoodless who founded the Women's Institute over 100 years ago. Rebekahs selling pies at Summerfest EXETER - The District Meeting of Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge will be held in. Clinton on June 24 at 8 p.m. All PNG can attend. On July 16 the Rebekahs will be selling pies at the Lodge hall in conjunction with the BIA's Summerfest. After a summer break, the group will hold a potluck meal` on September 2 at Bev Campbell's house at 6:30 p.m. followed by a regular meeting at the hall. Ratepayers Township of McGillivray 2nd instalment of 1998 Taxes DUE ON OR BEFORE June 30, 1998 Shirley Scott Clerk -Treasurer Times -Advocate, lune 24, 1998 Pagt. 15 Municipal supervisor with MTO retires By H. Davis Saintsbwry correspondent SAiNTSBURY - St. Patrick's celebrated their Holy Eucharist service at 10:30 -amnio on Father's Day with The Rev. Stanley Jay officient. Courtney MacGillivray was server for the service. . Birthday wishes this week go to Hugh Davis, Suzanne and Crystal Davis and Got6 Wennetstrom. • Prayers and get well wishes go 'to Mabel Needham who is a patient in St. Mary's Health Centre in London. Alayna and Mary Katherine Jay were guests on Sunday at St. Patrick's with 'grandfather The Rev. Stanley Jay. The girls are visiting from Moffat, Quebec. The Davis' accompanied Dave and Joan Goddard to a retirement dinner and roast for Art Perrier at the Great West Steak House on Wednesday evening. Art was with the MTO for many years as municiipal supervisor. Whitney Coates' daughter Wilma of London called on Mary Davis Sunday while spending Father's Day with her father at the Exeter Villa. Rose Cunningham and Hazel Davis called on Mabel Needham recently. Several families of the commuOn June 27 at 7 p.m. St. Patrick's will celebrate their evening prayer servi ce. VILLAGE OF HENSALL/HENSALL P.U.C. CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT WATER SUPPLY AND STORAGE FACILITIES Public Comment Invited The Village of Hensall and the Hensall Public Utilities commission are jointly studying -alternatives to resolve supply and storage deficiencies in the Village's Communal Water system. One of the village's well supplies (King Street well) has a history of high nitrate concentrations. A new test well was constructed at the Village's York Street Pumphouse site, and it has been determined that there are adequate quantities of water available from that site to supply the existing Village's water demands, and for growth. It has been established that the new test well will be equipped in order to obtain adequate secure water supplies for the Village's needs. The water study has also identified that the available storage capacity is deficient for current needs, and there is no capacity for growth. The construction of a new water tower is ging considered as the preferred solution to provide the required storage capacity for the Village. The existing water tower would then he demolished. A site for a new tower has been determined. it would be located in the north end of the Village on Part of Lot 22, Concession 1. This site is west of Highway No. 4, north of Mill Street. and adjacent to the existing gravel roadway known as Soldan Street. This study has been carried out following the process of the Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal Water and Wastewater Projects. The identified solutions to resolving water supply and storage concerns are Schedule B activities. approved subject to screening. under the Class EA. As part of the screening process, public input and comment are invited for incorporation into the planning and design of the proposed works. A PUBLIC MEETING is scheduled as follows: Date: Monday, July 13, 1998 Time: 7:00 p.m. Place: Village of Hensel! Office Council Chambers There will he a presentation by the Village's Engineering Consultant at that time. For further information on this project or to provide input, please contact: B.M. 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