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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-09-14, Page 13A pleased Julie Moerbeek listens to her Toshiba Cassette Player while she licks an icecream cone. Julie won the cassette player from a wrapper that was around a cone she bought at Triangle Discount. Karen Fook, manager of the store, was pleased that they had a winner. ( photo by Anne Narejko) Couple return from Western Canada trip Barbara and Alvin Betties are home after spending two months in western Canada. They visited Barb's sister Jayne and her family, Mac Graham, Anne and Adam Taylor in Dawson Creek. Barb and Al spent a few days with Hazel and Storey Parker in Moose Jaw, Hazel is Al's first cousin. Their last stop was in Shoal Lake, Manitoba visiting with Barb's cousin Jack and Mabel Wright returning home by way of Minnesota, Michigan and Upper Penn- sylvania. They had good camping accommodation all the way and good weather with daytime temperature 70 degrops. apo flight ,droPPu►� in the 50's. Arabell Bushell is visiting with Barb and Alvin Betties. Sunday morning at Holmesville United Church the Sunday School Rally Service was held. The children formed the choir with Nancy Hearn at the piano and Hugh Lobb as director. Sunday School superin- tendent Alison Lobb assisted by Hugh Lobb gave out at- tendance awards. Alison was very proud of the teachers, parents and children as 30 out of a possible 45 children received attendance awards this year. „ HOLMESVILLE NEWS Council stalls plans to promote A cassette player for the price of an ice cream cone Little did Julie Moerbeek Silverwood's wrapper on the know that the ice cream cone bottom. When Julie opened she bought to help pass the the wrapper it said she was a time before the July 1 cassette winner. parade, would be worth $220. "At first I didn't even The nine-year-old was one know 'what it meant," ad - of 100 Toshiba cassette mitted the happy winner. player winners. After filling out the form The cone, bought at and answering the skill Triangle Discount, had a testing question, Julie received her player which also included headphones. Karen Fooks, manager of Triangle Discount, said they had approximately 300 free conewinners, one was Julie's brother, out of an approximated 15,000 wrappers. Council will increase compensation to employees The regular September session of West Wawanosh Township Council took place Tuesday, September 6. Among items of cor- respondence dealt with was a decision from the Inflation Restraint Board directing Ole township to implement the mandatory increase in compensation to employees effective January 1, 1983, as required by the Inflation Restraint Act, 1982. Coun- cillor Hickey moved: "That West Wawanosh Township increase the employees' remuneration by the man- datory $750 as required." There was no seconder. Arnold Stothers appeared before council in regard to having the lane, adjacent to his property in Nile, approv- ed as a road to be maintain- ed by the township. Council informed Stothers it would consult with the Ministry of Transportation and Com- munications to determine the course which would have to be taken. Road accounts in the amount of $42,995.25 and general accounts of $59,000 were ordered paid. Employees' remuneration included in the above ac- counts was calculated using the mandatory increase directed by the Inflation Restraint Board. A motion was passed: "That the West Wawanosh Road Superintendent is hereby authorized to adver- tise in the Lucknow Sentinel for one week for tenders to dispose of a certain lot of trees in the Inglis Pit." A motion was also passed: "That the West Wawanosh Building Inspector is hereby authorized to issue permits to N. Rintoul (house addi- tion) ; W. Beyersbergen (house addition) and J.D. Shetler (silo)." After a lengthy discussion regarding the Robinson Drainage Works, the clerk was directed to contact Engineer William Shifflett, requesting his attendance at a meeting with council in connection with his fees for the report. Two applications for loan for tile drainage were con- sidered by council, A motion by Councillors Hickey and Brindley approved loans for A.J. Sherwood and Raymond Boyle for tile drainage on Part Lot 13, Concession 5; and the E1/2 Lot 23, Conces- sion 4 and the W1/2 Lot 23, Concession 5, respectively. By -Law No. 16-83 was given a third reading and passed. The Renon Drain, By -Law No. 16-83, authorize s\the construction of the drainage works in West Wawanosh, initiated by Colborne Township. Council agreed to proceed with steps to implement computer tax billing for 1984 taxation. The meeting then adjourn- ed to October 3 at 7 p.m. Blanche Cleaves, 4e2-3393 Rev. Betchel told the children about Jack Miners before they went to their classes. Floral candelabra were in the church from Paul Nurse and Lori Alexander wedding on Saturday. Carmen Tebbutt and Bill Batkin rite We'd the -offering: ' Mark your calendar - September 29, The Goderich Township 150 meeting will be held at the Community Centre in Holmesville at 8:15 p.m. The Enterprising Seniors will meet September 15. This will be the Anniversary Meeting with special en- tertainment and an Anniversary cake. Ladies please bring sandwiches only to this meeting and do bring a friend. Ball News At the Men's Inter Township Slo-pitch tourney in I,ondesboro, Porter's Hill defeated Holmesville Store for the championship. Clinton won the consulation. The Ladies Inter Township slo-pitch tourney was won by l.ondesboro and Auburn won the consulation at Holmesville. The Bantam boys tourney in Colborne Township was won by Goderich Township. At the to'ilrnatt ent ` on September 17 the Pee Wee boys will play at Goderich and the Squirt boys will meet at Goderich Township. The first game starts at 9 a.m. Come and see boys play. Shower On August 29 ,Edna Jantzi held a community shower for Lori Alexander, Carrie Koetsier, Bev. Jantzi and Eleanor Blair presented the bride-to-be with the shower gifts. Lori thanked everyone for coming and for their lovely gifts. Lunch was served by Edna Jantzi. Congratulations to . Paul Nurse and Lori Alexander on their marriage last Satur- day. President elected for club The 441 club, Dungannon I held their first and second meeting of the fall project on Wednesday, September 7 at the Dungannon United Church. Leaders are Sharon Pengalley and Bernice Glenn and there are twelve mem- bers in the club. Members elected a presid- ent and a vice president, Angela and Arleta Glenn. Leaders distributed the pam- phlets and conducted the reading and answering of questions in meetings one and two. Brenda Sowerby entertain- ed the group with her teaching of exercises and dance fit. The meeting closed after the leaders presented Brenda with a gift for coming out and showing the group how to keep fit. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Brindley (Kelly Weaver) who were married at Dungannon Unit- ed Church on Friday even- ing. The reception was at I.ucknow Community Centre. The former Mason McAl- lister house has been sold to Rene and Sharon Arsenault. The Arsenaults and daught- er. Patti, moved in the Sept- ember holiday weekend. A successful Stag and Doe was held on Saturday night for Heather Marshall and Wayne Pearson who are to be married September 30. Wayne's grandmother, 86 year old Pearl Congram attended her very first Stag and Doe. The family of Hugh and Wiletta McWhinney were all DUNGANNON DOINGS Marie Perk, 529-7719 home on the weekend to help Wiletta celebrate her birth- day. She also received best wishes from friends and rela- tives. A shower was held on Thursday evening in the basement of Dungannon Un- ited Church for bride -elect Irene Hasty. Chairlady was Irene West. Irene also favor- ed on the piano during the seating of those present. Fran Farrell presented a reading and conducted a cot{ - test. Melissa Logtenberg played The Entertainer and Sidewalks of New York on the piano. Annette Ritchie gave the address of best wishes, to which Irene gave a fitting reply. A bridal ,,hower was held at the church in Dungannon on Wednesday evening for Kelly Weaver. It was given by Susan Brindley and Kim Dickson. Lori Brindley opened the evening with a reading, For All New Brides. After the reading, games were played and Kelly opened many lovely gifts. She was assisted by Kim Dickson, maid of honour; Jane Maties, brides- maid and Jodi Weaver, flow- er girl. Lunch was then served and Kelly thanked everyone for the gifts and for coming. CIVIC CORNER The Tourist Committee will meet Thursday, Sep- tember 15 at 7:30 p.m. in town hall. Goderich Town Council will meet Monday, Sep- tember 19 at 7:30 p m. in town hall. The Works Committee will meet Wednesday, Sep- tember 21 at 10:30 a.m. in town natt. The Planning Advisory Committee will meet Wednesday, September 21 at noon in town hall. The Huron County Plan- ning and Development Commitee will meet Thursday, September 22 in the council chambers, Court House, Goderich. EXETER - A plan by the industry and tourism promotion committee to hire a former Exeter man to - promote the town in England was put on hold by council last week. Councillors Bill Rose and Gaylan Josephson led the opposition to the plan, as they questioned whether the great economic climate in Great Britain was conducive to firms considering moves to Canada as well as the fact the committee planned to take the cost of the program from next year's budget. 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