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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-04-11, Page 14• A14 ® THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 11, 1984 IIENSA L APTD A ` EA Queensway residents bake a bate (Continued from page All) toast to the ladies were given by Eric Mansfield and was responded to by Mrs. Marg Upshall N.G. of Amber Lodge. Thirty five year jewels were presented to Pat Volland,Russell Ferguson, Harold Parker, Bill Coleman and Charles Hay. A floral arrangement on the head table was drawn for by Mrs. Hugh Hendrick and won by Mrs. Linda Traquair. Brother Dalrymple thanked the ladies for the meal served. The guest speaker was Miss Madeline Sulley of Godench, the 1983 delegate to the United Nations sponsored by the Lodges, She showed slides and narrated her trip. Cecil Pepper thanked her and she was presented with a gift by Noble Grand Gerald Upshall. A quartette from Seaforth including Bill Campbell, George Ribey, Ken Campbell and Marlen Vincent favoured with numerous old songs. Mrs. Nan Britton opened the Easter Meeting of Unit IV with a poem "Advice from Lenten for Feast and Fast". The devotional by Hazel Luther "The Meaning of the Cross". Mary Roobol sent one birthday card and one get -well card. Myrtle Sherritt gave the treasurer's report. A bus is going to Wingham Apr. 23 for the Presbyterial. An invitation was accepted for Apr. 10 to St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Zurich. Members are to be at the church 6:30 p.m. and Apr. 9 to help set up for the barbecue and prepare vegetables etc. A quilt Craft Hobby Show at Exeter 1.4:30 April 14. The study was taken by Shirley Luther and she opened with the story of the life of Jesus under the title "Thoughts About Easter'. Nan closed with Benediction and lunch was served by Muriel Richardson, Mary Roobol and Elva Forrest. The Albatross Tavern Huron Park 228-6733 presents for one night only Canadian Recording Artists MacLean MacLean Wednesday, April 11th Advance tickets 57.00 - 58.00 at the door Limited Seating Age of M_ ajority only accepted Language may be offensive to some people South Huron Youth for Christ held their rally on Ape. 7 in Brucefield school with about 175 attending. Ron Westlake board chairman opened the rally with several choruses with Pearl Ann Martin at the piano. Edgar Cudmore led in graver. Quiz time followed with Bob Forrest y in charge, filling in for Bob Heywood. Three teams, Zurich, Bayfield, and Goderich quizzed on Titus, chapter 2. The Zurich team had the highest score. May rally will be the final quizzing on Titus, chapter 3. Mr - rian Danter om Windsor was the guest speer. as a former rock singer. He minister hrough song and testimony, accompanying himself on guitar. He told about his younger life and how he got involved with a rock band and how he came to see the emptiest of the life he was living and turned his life over to Jesus Christ. The May rally will be Saturday, May 5 at Store Cut MILD CHEDDAR ' Reg. 53.29 Ib. ,,0w 2.99 lb. Store Cut COLBY CHEESE Reg. 52.99 Ib. Now 2.69 l.. Dutch Style LUNCHEON MEAT Reg. $1.89 Ib. ,041.49 lb Dutch Style FINE CERVALAAT Reg. 53.79 Ib. „014 3.29 lb. HONIG SOUPS 8 Varieties Reg. .79 Nom .55 �. HONIG CUSTARD 400 ® pkg Rog; 51.39 ,0\0.99 MON. TUES. THURS Open 9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. FRI. ® 9-9, SAT. 9-5 p.m. CLOSED WEDNESDAY SEIGEL'S SHOES 7sD �LooR WAREHOUSE FEATURES LADIES' SHOES THOUSANDS OF PAIRS! DISCONTINUED LINES ... SECONDS SURPLUS LINES ... ETC. 3 PR 13 PR.. $4. 510- /$5.1-3:11-..1 8. x18. 330 CLARENCE AT YORK IN DOWNTOWN LONDON LIBERAL LEADERSHIP DELEGATE ELECTION A Meeting of the Federal Huron -Bruce Liberal Association will be held on Thursday, April 26, 1984 at Seaforth Public School, at 8:00 p.m. The Meeting will elect five (5) delegates and seven (7) alternates to the Liberal Party of Canada Leadership Convention to be held in Ottawa, June 14, 15, 16, 1984. To be eligible to vote, you must hold a paid-up membership purchased at least 72 hours prior to the Meeting or In the case of Immediate past membership holders (1982.83), which they have renewed by 8:30 p.m. April 26,.1984. A meeting of the New Liberals Club of Huron -Bruce & Middlesex will be held separately but In conlunction with, this Meeting and the same rules a, regale. Hans to elect two (2) youth delegates & alternates under 25 years of age, one of whom must be o student. New Liberal memberships aro available from Paul Murphy, Goderlch, 524-7913. Memberships for the Federal Assocla. tion may be obtained by calling: Gordon Strang, Exeter, 235-1466 Paul Steckle, Zurich, 565.2147 Grant Chisholm, Lueknole, 529-7524 Clarence Oenomme, Clinton, 482-9004 Jade Horan, Walton, 345-2829 John Currie. Wingham, 357.3605 Muriel Murphy, Goderlch. 524.7913 Barry Raid, Wingham, 357-3652 Donald Thompson, Lucknow, 528-3516 Mac Inglis, Gifford, 367.2043 the school with Ace Clarke of Hamilton, Mr. Clark was a fornfer leader of a motorcycle gang. His conversion is ministering in many area churches. He will be accompanied by his wife who sings. Pe pure and come and bring all the family and hear this outstanding man. PEOPLE Mrs. George Moir is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Rev. Kenneth Knight conducted worship in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday, speaking on the subject "Dead But Now 1 Live". Mrs. Joan Keys presided at the organ: The ladies are holding a Bake Sale and Tea on Saturday, Apr. 14 at 2 p'.m. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hewitt of Listowel were Sunday guests with Rev. McDonald and attended the morning worship, at the United Church. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams of Exeter were recent visitors with the, latter's sister Mrs. Jack Corbett. PUBLIC MEETING APRiL 26 THURSDAY at the Hensall Public School, 7:30 p.m. The,public is invited to participate in the development of an economic strategy for the Village of Hensall to promote residential and industrial community growth. , You are encouraged to take a more active role to promote development and to participate ina exchange of informa- tion toward meting the needs of our community in re idential and commer- cial areas. You the citizens of ,.Hensall are the biggest sales force of our own commun- ity. "Think positive!"Phu: to attend! Co-sponsored by B.I.A. and Council VILLAGE OF HENSALL "The Total Look of '84 " Presents Skin Care 81 Glamour Looks by MARY KAY COSMETICS -PLUS- Colours. Styl.s & Wardrob. Planning by Gloria D.z.11 with Fashions by - "My Fair Lady" eruwileld,Contennlal school an April lith at 1:411 p.m. "Admission - '4.00 Proceeds to the Cancer society DOOR PRIZES /Wire nob Tickets Only - Phone 482-9153 or 262-2421 • 1 ral RYER "5L $556V 03 cycles: Normal. Permanent 'Press & Gentle •3 water temperature settings ®infinite water level control *Easy clean filter PAPP i CL AYR 5369 ° 33 tip lm.d cycles: Normal, Per- manent Press & Air (great for freshening pillows and drapes) 42 temperature selections 00 416 PHELANS PLACE SEBRINGVILLE 393-6181 h of cookies The Three Links Seniors will meet on Tuesday' Apr. 17 at 6:30 p.m. for their pot -luck dinner, All members are invited. WS , The highlight of MondaAY y's activities was bingo with the Arnold Circle ladies of Hensall Presbyterian Chu;ch. Tuesday morning everyone enjoyed them- selves as they tried their hand in charades, The Tuesday, church service was conducted by Rev. Stan McDonald of the Hensall United Church. He was assisted by Kay Mock and Joyce Pepper. Wednesday morning the creative side of everyone was shown as they worked with crafts according to their individual interests. In the afternoon, tables of croklnole and checkers were played.. On Thursday morning the aroma of homemade cookies was present after the ,Baking Club got together and made a couple of batches of cookies. For those that were not interested in baking, their aim was tested as they worked at the bean bag toss. In the afternoon a movie was viewed by the residents. Friday morning was bowling time. With the arrival of spring weather more of the residents decided it was time to get out and enjoy It. Neil Regan and Ross Thompson were the high men with scores of 127 and 114. Genevieve Windover and Stephanie Bosse were high ladies with scores of 95 and 87. On Sunday afternoon the beautiful weather was enjoyed. by those residents who were outdoors for a walk. CHURCH NEWS "On BeingThe Truth" was the sermon at the United Curch on Sunday morning when Mr. McDonald spoke from Jesus words "I Am The Truth". The choir anthem was "One Sweetly Solemn Thought" by R.S. Ambrose wit Donna St. John as soloist. The children's story was "Jesus Is The Rock" and the children sang Jesus is the Rock of My Salvation. David,Brock greeted the congregation and Larry Elder, Harold Parsons, Lloyd Ferguson and Eric Mansfield were the ushers. The Venture In Mission news was'given by Dorothy Parker when she spoke of the work of building a new congregation in Peterbor- ough. The flowers at the front of the church were placed in memory of Mrs. Inez McEwan by her daughter Donna and Harry Smith. Queen Elizabeth cannot visit Hensall The first motion passed when Hensall council met for its regular April meeting was a resolution by Richard Packham rescinding the motion approved the previous month stipulating that parking by-law violators be given a warning for the initial offence, Mr. Packham, author of the March. motion, had since discovered it conflicted with the existing parking • bylaw. He apologized to enforcement officer Herman Van Wieran for any adverse effects of the mix-up. Five tenders for maintenance of the village's landfill site once a week for a 12 -month period were opened while Steve Ross of Burns Ross Associates was present. As the two lower bids were almost half the other three, the $8,900 lowest tender of Clarence Carter and Sons, Lucan, was accepted subject to verification of references by Ross. The Carter firm has done work at the Lewis landfill site near'tucan, and Mr. Ross told council he had talked to Carter who was fully aware of what the job required. Only one tender, for $2,800 from Julie Knip's Cleaning and Maintenance, was received for maintenance of the landscaped section of the BIA area. Though council agreed the firm had done an excellent job last year, they decided not to accept the 1984 tender as it represented an almost 100 percent increase in cost. Instead, other alternatives will be examined. Lorne Archer appeared before council to complain about water entering his basement through the drain every time it rains. This has happened since the installation of sewers last year. He was premised a thorough discussion, hopefully leading to a solution of his problem, when the streets and drains committee meets later this month. Huron county tree inspector Joe Gibson will be invited to come to Hensall to examine all trees on public property and tell council which ones are dangerous and should be removed. The public will be notified of the Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada UFE AND MORTGAGE INSURANCE PLANS, DEFERRED ANNUITIES iPdCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE FUMBLE NO LOAD-R.R.S.P. NON-SMOKERS RATES AVAILABLE REP Arnold Stinnissen 117 GODERICfi ST. EAST SEAFORTH Tel. 527-0410 date of the visit, so anyone wanting a diagnosis of a tree on private property can meet with Gibson. A by. -law was passed establishing an interest rate' of 1'/4 percent per month on taxes due and unpaid after December 31, 1983. ' The mill rate for 1984 taxes will be set within the next two months. It will be based on a 6.84 increase in the 1984 levy for elementary school purposes, a 5.23 percent increase in the secondary school levy, a 6.19 increase for separate school support and a 17.91 increase in the county levy due td decreased apportionment, increased 're- quirements, and change in the guaranteed grant. The total taxable municipal assessment for 1984 of 52,032,293 represents a change of less than one percent from last year's figure of 52,013,835. Building inspector Herman Van Wieran reported he had notified the owners of the former hardware store of the deteriorating condition of the facade of the building, and given them two weeks to comply. One week has since gone by. Works superintendent Don Towton's resignation was accepted with regret. A 53,000 Wintario grant has been received and transferred to the Centennial fund. Brian Richman brought in a proposed two-page layout of pictures, map and print for the Huron County Atlas. A new map is required. Dates for two public meetings have been set. An industrial development strategy meeting will b4 open to the publle on April 26 at 7:30 p.m. In the Hensall Public School, and anyone interested is invited to a meeting with the Huron County planning department in the school on May 8 at 7:30. Robert Hilborn, director General for t':e 1984 Royal Visit, Informed council that will not permit a visit to Hensall by Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip. dkthe co -operator -4 iR..,,o..,. BRUCE SMITH solos Rapresentetiwe MItcMll Coop stare 131 t3.orgina Stows Mltd+ail, Ottt. MIK 11111 Sus: 341-1475 Rani 344.4475 the co -open coo ,NSDIANCI A' Di,' ' 'M taVKIS Lin • NaM4 • AUTO • 114.1'44t1 •rutin SLIK HAIR STYLING MOUSSE 1S0 G. CLAtRgi. . HERBAL ESSENCE SHAMPOO 45.ML, BAN SPRAY DEOD " ANT 2*4 ML. ONLY YOLK,CHUCKLES 0 FRUIT & pU? EGG 1�G99 Y $259 ONLY-5249 ONLY $239 ROWajTREE L�1 EASTER CREME EGGS 3.16. /99 TRIANG LE D I TD .R 172 THE SQUARE, OODERICH. MAIN CORNER, CLINTON. MAIN CORNER, SEAFORTM.