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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-03-14, Page 4• A4 THE 119110N..#cf9s7i!,,.p9j1*lp..„ c or. MMMA4—Slx-year-old Janet Murphy had her share of pancakes last Tuesday when the students of St.. Columban Separate School were treated- 'to pancakes. (Htindertrnark photo) Come in and See• us fpm Mir. 13- Apr. 2 PerthCountyCou ' over .$1011i900) At, its Mar. 8 eethg, county council considered tthe discussion centeringarund the grants. Countycouncil annuallygives outgrants to organizetiOdarangibafre every -*aur- al soeini3kin the couvtv lo .the Canadjan National •Institute Last year the countygavc Ou,t.,$pii120,in grants. The reason for $hel,,W.hiereatesithis year is tlik.4.PORIII0V11::be,g,itlii a $65;000i grant :tovtlis IiatOttWattlgriiatdet, Seniors Complex. Refreeeiftett4ea 4r6iii'the complex reopeteliP)1141300.#Onlithe county to pay, for neipnlitek414 tts:3,a,otaing room and call system. 4 • Warden Glynn Coghlin serves as chairman Of IffinnffislelqbnOgi, anclyvhile he said he personaily reeeives'111044 from the board,deelar04,1k•o_Oeflipf interest., Hibbert APPV.,0400Tristiggest4rhe amount be'ireducedA05,0;990- Listowel Reeve Elsie Karges clarified to council that they wouldnt be subsidizing housing for the seiiiOk',#4.1fik;Omplex's board will be going to the pablieforliinds. From the sidelineS;,Wirdift:CegliFip,said 5250,000 to $100,00W, will sought , in fundraising and the amount, given y the county wouldAke included in that amount. Reeve Karges compared the Listowel facility to. the apartaiegt•iidditiOitigrISPreFe Lodge. She noted the Listowel complex will serve seniors in the north end of thecounty Board ofEd announces who, heeAnwilf,t,iieffin niinn',farfnothigUto Theca ..494R0,180.8ty014:rmitcf$Atinii, for g s cOrrinopl'intRitz ntlinPft:':Vilin in Mitchell. The corridor fAilitkA present VilIa site tofacilities being 0006.4: knglin'cnnnty for Pul1Ubudgef„,em aCc?,,Appeditioned.:-ths._., two titoCIVAloivek:K4iiiSh sahithe grants one-fifth of ceeliCittfiUfacilities needs. . :2 • County council also agra4„togfri#100 to the stxattor,i1.,,04:45est;IMItunen4 converittori,,Eareogc;•forItto3raars#* NCB has requested a grant frOin4lie e01104'.8.110 - this is the. fist time IhO,xplUestrlies been ...: granted. Reeve Kama argued .against the grant saying tourism is an industry "Like any, other industry. inthe North EasthopeJ Reeve John Lindner who represented the: gaudy on Vera 'budget committee said the' money MeY,,be used to prepare a brochure on Places to visit in the county: Another $1.000 grantwas approved for the Stratford Agricultural Society to assist in its endeavors to update the Coliseum facilities, The facilities have to be updated to keep in line with the Fire Regulations Act. The Perth, County :Federation- of Agricul- ture wasn't as lucky. It's request for a 05,000 grant was denied by the county„ : Perth Stu ent awar ,er• • Perth stadents; can no wOrk towards a county -wide outstanding student aohieve- ment award, At its March, 6 meeting, the Perth county Board of Education approved' a recommenda- tion for eStablishing.such in award from its public relations committee: Committee chairtnae. Canoe -Michael G Cl ETTLER )t F Furniture AVAILABILITY MAY BE LIMITED Barbados $549 Vhrtalelartao ,froffl$679 44; Rico from Acapulco $499 from Jamaica $si9 from On the Main Street of Dublin 345-2250 -- RAVEL iJ 0ORV(CE onrtIht8f1 to insier am 5 ViS15.,14 ". Booked and Pald•In FUJI by Mar. 17 StIbirick eoay .1.11-41 WEEKEND Griffin, said the aid will be presented ' annually to thestedenter_students who have achieved recognition at the prOvincial level �r beyond. 'Each year a sub...Committee will be formed to ask tor noiiiiirationgforanch an award and recommend award winners. The award winners Will be recognized by having a framed photograplKcif themselves placed in the school of their choice. Canon Griffin estimated it would Cost about 5100 for each award. . Both and, athletic -achievements will be recognited. • In other business, the board approved sending up to 10 trustees and the director of education to the adnuai meeting of the Ontario PublieSeheoffrlistees Association in Toronto from June 29' to 'July 1. The cost of the confereace is about $491 for each delegate. Spouses may also come at an additional registration cost of .$80, but the cost is not covered by the board. • ECONOMY BOX SPECIAL 9 pieces of Tender Golden Chicken Winners of our GRAND OPENING Food Draws $10 -Alice Tyndall, $15 -Mary McClure, $25 -Jessie Cunningham • POURING IT ON—D avI0 Ordhln, a grade seven student of St. Columbart Separate 4 honineties "his 'pan a ea ilith Maple syrup polti onShrove Tuesday. Braided mats by Huronview segi dents '"Wonitay'sactentiep included classes in ceramics and working with dough, These . little figurines are now on sale at the tuck shop. Residents from Special Care met in the auditorium Tuesday afternoon kr a social time together and Elsie Henderson played piano music. Van rides Were available on Wednesday, A visit from the Gederich Salvation Army planned for Thursday afternoon was cancel- led. But in its place, a shig song was held in the chapel with }Elsie Hendern providing organ music. For a leisure time, folk from Specal Care and ladies from First Floor , North gathered together in the activity room. Some of the ladies on Second Floor have been busy working on braided mats which are for sale. Bingo is the big attraction on Friday afternoon, and is very popular with our residents. Sunday morning worship was held in the chapel with Rev. Norman Pick in charge. fr Assisting Reff:"'Ffieria Mrs. Chester ' Archibald and Dr. Geo e Elliott from Ontario United Church. CI ton: Huronview wishes to Jextend a warm welcome ta- Herbert Phill ps of Wingliam. who has come to reside w th us. To the famuies of the 1 te Annie Oldfield and Aleida Heyink, we express our sincere sympathy. Obituar EDITH SMHH Edith Alice Smith, 98, of Edmonton. Alta. died Feb. 27. Predeceased by her husband, ioinf Arthur Smith, sheig survived by two sera, Norman and Donald. of Edmonton seven grand- children, 12 gierif grandchildren, one niece, Ruby M. Smith, of Saanithton, B.C., one nephew, Dr. Donald McRae, of Willowd'ale, and many friends in Brussels. Family Poultry Flock All items available WHILE QUANTITIES LAST Mar. 14-17 STORE. HOURS: -Mon. - Thurs. 9-6 Fri. 9-9 Sat, 9-5 CHICK DAYS SoMETRiN EXTRA ON TH PURINA PROGRAM BOB & BETTY' VARIETY & GIFTS SEAFORTH OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9 A.M. TILL 11 P.M. the perfect way to feed all your hungry little Leprechauns! Save a Pat& thts unkeo FRIED CHICKEN & SEAFOOD Seaforth Clinton 5270220 Sun. -Thum -11 am. -9 p.M. 4824331 Fr1.-Sat.-11 a.m. - 10:30p.m. ' Owned and operated 'by Doug Rhode ORDER CHICKS at BARGAIN PRICES ST. PATRICKS DAY Saturday, March 17 Mixed Meat Type Birds Again this year we are having two pick -updates. Order by March 19 for May 5 pick -.up Order by April 16 for June 2 pick-up. HAVE ROASTERS READY FOR THE OVEN BY THANKSGIVING CARE & FEEDING RECOMMcg.3ATIONS SUPPLIED LARGE Selection of Car Couft's Hallmark VIDEO DISC RENTALS Great for the March Break— .1 **NEW MOVIES** * FUZZ • SAWA. • JUGGERNAUT * • THE STAR CHAMBER 6 BIG JAKE • • HOSPITAL • MINIMUM ORDER 25 BIROS NO MAXIMUM Refreshments provided on pick up date Sponsored By RALSTON PURINA MILTON J. DIETZ LIMITED PURINA CHOWS • HEALTH AIDS' • VENTILATION EQUIPMENT PESTICIDES • SPRAYING EQUIPMENT • AERIAL & GROUND APPLICATION /-\ R.R. #4 SEAFORTH BOOK EARLY Avoid disappointment NOK 1WO , PHONE 519-527-0608 mmma, el a a Naas 111 • • , ..,...,(.,.;,. Ilk EI (..,S . ...,,, QUALITY BULK:FOODS .!""1".7!t" ***,0Th t „ • (PORMERLY SCOOP 'N' SAVE) Rolled -Oats .39.1b. Minute . Rice' 1.19,•.• Red . Lentils l 1 29b. Yellow Cornmeal .49 Ib. Baking 'Gums 1.39 Ib. Toasted . Corn 2.19 lb. ECONOMY BOX SPECIAL 9 pieces of Tender Golden Chicken Winners of our GRAND OPENING Food Draws $10 -Alice Tyndall, $15 -Mary McClure, $25 -Jessie Cunningham • POURING IT ON—D avI0 Ordhln, a grade seven student of St. Columbart Separate 4 honineties "his 'pan a ea ilith Maple syrup polti onShrove Tuesday. Braided mats by Huronview segi dents '"Wonitay'sactentiep included classes in ceramics and working with dough, These . little figurines are now on sale at the tuck shop. Residents from Special Care met in the auditorium Tuesday afternoon kr a social time together and Elsie Henderson played piano music. Van rides Were available on Wednesday, A visit from the Gederich Salvation Army planned for Thursday afternoon was cancel- led. But in its place, a shig song was held in the chapel with }Elsie Hendern providing organ music. For a leisure time, folk from Specal Care and ladies from First Floor , North gathered together in the activity room. Some of the ladies on Second Floor have been busy working on braided mats which are for sale. Bingo is the big attraction on Friday afternoon, and is very popular with our residents. Sunday morning worship was held in the chapel with Rev. Norman Pick in charge. fr Assisting Reff:"'Ffieria Mrs. Chester ' Archibald and Dr. Geo e Elliott from Ontario United Church. CI ton: Huronview wishes to Jextend a warm welcome ta- Herbert Phill ps of Wingliam. who has come to reside w th us. To the famuies of the 1 te Annie Oldfield and Aleida Heyink, we express our sincere sympathy. Obituar EDITH SMHH Edith Alice Smith, 98, of Edmonton. Alta. died Feb. 27. Predeceased by her husband, ioinf Arthur Smith, sheig survived by two sera, Norman and Donald. of Edmonton seven grand- children, 12 gierif grandchildren, one niece, Ruby M. Smith, of Saanithton, B.C., one nephew, Dr. Donald McRae, of Willowd'ale, and many friends in Brussels. Family Poultry Flock All items available WHILE QUANTITIES LAST Mar. 14-17 STORE. HOURS: -Mon. - Thurs. 9-6 Fri. 9-9 Sat, 9-5 CHICK DAYS SoMETRiN EXTRA ON TH PURINA PROGRAM BOB & BETTY' VARIETY & GIFTS SEAFORTH OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9 A.M. TILL 11 P.M. the perfect way to feed all your hungry little Leprechauns! Save a Pat& thts unkeo FRIED CHICKEN & SEAFOOD Seaforth Clinton 5270220 Sun. -Thum -11 am. -9 p.M. 4824331 Fr1.-Sat.-11 a.m. - 10:30p.m. ' Owned and operated 'by Doug Rhode ORDER CHICKS at BARGAIN PRICES ST. PATRICKS DAY Saturday, March 17 Mixed Meat Type Birds Again this year we are having two pick -updates. Order by March 19 for May 5 pick -.up Order by April 16 for June 2 pick-up. HAVE ROASTERS READY FOR THE OVEN BY THANKSGIVING CARE & FEEDING RECOMMcg.3ATIONS SUPPLIED LARGE Selection of Car Couft's Hallmark VIDEO DISC RENTALS Great for the March Break— .1 **NEW MOVIES** * FUZZ • SAWA. • JUGGERNAUT * • THE STAR CHAMBER 6 BIG JAKE • • HOSPITAL • MINIMUM ORDER 25 BIROS NO MAXIMUM Refreshments provided on pick up date Sponsored By RALSTON PURINA MILTON J. DIETZ LIMITED PURINA CHOWS • HEALTH AIDS' • VENTILATION EQUIPMENT PESTICIDES • SPRAYING EQUIPMENT • AERIAL & GROUND APPLICATION /-\ R.R. #4 SEAFORTH BOOK EARLY Avoid disappointment NOK 1WO , PHONE 519-527-0608 mmma, el a a Naas 111 • •