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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-03-19, Page 14A14 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 19, 1986 McLaughlin Chev-Olds Ltd. 13 Main St. Seaforth 527-1140 • Service • Selection • Savings • Satisfaction • Leasing McBride Bros. MACHINE and REPAIR as..l mile west of Kippenl • Precision Machining • Custom Fabrication BRAD • Replacement PartsDENNIS 262-2687 262-2616 PEOPLE Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Achilles and family of Bellwood visited on Saturday at his parents, Mr, and Mrs, Rolly Achilles. Dwayne Achilles of Sebringville spent a few days at the mid -break holiday at the same home. Torrance Dundas has moved back to Huronview from Seaforth Hospital where he was confined for a few weeks. Visiting' with Bev Stevenson and boys during the school holiday week were Tracey Fischer, Brussels; Andy Smith, Milton and Vance Stevenson, Toronto. Mrs. Nelson Reid attended a birthday party on Sunday for Katie Stimore of Stratford who was celebrating her 80th birthday. Jilt) and Irma Williamson from this area also attended, John Currie, Orangeville, Doug Currie and Jamie of Brampton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall during the . winter break holiday. The Women's Institute ladies will serve,a pork luncheon at 11:30 a.m. today at the hall. Their meeting will beat 8:15 p.m. Cheryl Ann Storey, Seaforth received her PADDY CAKE, PADDY CAKE—The staff at the tSeaforth Community Hospital surpi sed fiist lass honors in her grade 6 piano exam Mary Margaret Nash and Jack Bedard with a birthday cake last week. The hospital was from the Royal Conservatory of Music of celebrating St. Patrick's Day with Its patients. Both Ms. Nash and Mr. Bedard' celebrated Toronto. Christine Cooper, Kippen received their birthdays on March 17, Mcllwraith photo honors in her Grade 8 piano exam. Both girls are students of Carol Carter, RR 2, Seaforth. Perth county to give FoA grant For the first time ever, Perth County asked for a limit of $5,000 be put on the per "We'll only do what we can afford to do," Council will be giving a grant to the county member grant. He said if the membership of said Mr. Denham. federation of agriculture. the three farm organizations brought the The first vice-president wasn't totally Every year for the past three years, the grant up over $5,000, it could be pro -rated to displeased though. He said he is encouraged executive of the Perth County Federation of each group. That idea was turned down. because this is the first time the federation Agriculture has made a pitch fora grant from For the federation, with a membership of has ever received a county grant. county council, but have come away unsuc- over 1,250, they will receive over $3,700 this Normally, the federation is. able to get cessful. That changed this year. December when the county hands out its about $1,000 in total from some of the Erma Township Reeve John VanderEyk grant money. townships in the county. suggested at the March 13 meeting, the "I'm a little bit disappointed it wasn't as Several county councillors commented the county give the federation, as well as the high as we asked for," said the federation's two other main farm organizations in the National Farmers' Union and the Christian first vice-president Bill Denham of RR 1, St, county would be left out if only the federation Farmers' Federation, $3 per member for this Marys, was given a grant. The county has never been year. The federation had asked county council approached by either the National Farmers' "In IIma we've been doing this for the past for $6;000, but Mr. Denham doesn't think it Union or the Christian Farmers' Federation eight years," said the Reeve noting if the will mean the federation's budget will have to in Perth County for money. county adopted this plan, the township would be cut. He did say the farm organization Mr. Denham said with the county grant not give its grant. won't be able to go as far on some projects as based on membership, it will put the onus on Two members of the county council, had been hoped. that group to keep its membership up. He Hibbert Reeve Roy Swart and Wallace Some specific projects the federation has added, though, that the organization's Township Reeve Hans Feldmann declared a been looking at are the education in the projects aren't necessarily just for federation conflict of interest in this matter. Both men classroom program, the printing of a coloring members. They benefit all farmers and urban are members of the county federation. book and boosting the profile of Perth County people too, said Mr. Denham. Reeve Calvin Innes of Downie Township agriculture prior to the 1988 International "We'll do the best job we can with the Plowing Match, grant they are giving us," he said. ATTENTION FARMERS: We're not as big, in size, as some... vA OUR SERVICE IS SECOND TO NONE!!'> 11 3 rP- J sio Prov'i�nce to honor its se r population The Honorable Ron Van Hoine, Minister for Senior Citizens Affairs anc M.P.P. for London North, leas announced the Govern- ment of Ontario will honor individual seniors with Senior Achievement Awards. This is part of the Senior Citizens' Month celebra- tions to be held in June. and made an outstanding contribution to the citizens of the province during their retire- ment years. A Selection Comn'uttee will choose up to 20 seniors who will receive the award. While we cannot single out all of the thousands of seniors in Ontario who give freely of themselves to others, we want to "It is important that we recognize and highlight through these awards some of the honor the many contributions which seniors significant contributions from which we all continue to, make to their comntuni{Ue and benefit,.'.' said.,Mr. ,YawHome�;.• rl our society, i °kali Mr'."Val Hoc e. " . People wishing to nominates senior citizen Nominations for the Senior Achievement in their area may contact the Ontario Seniors Awards may be made by the public as well as Secretariat, 700 Bay Street, 3rd floor, community organizations wishing to recog- Toronto, Ontario M5G 1Z6 or call (416) nize individuals in their area. Nominees must 965-5106 to obtain an application form be senior citizens, residents of the Province of Deadline for making nominations is April 30, Ontario, and have achieved significant goals 1686. The Ultimate Perm USAus-n .seNsan. MP 200 COMPUTER Perfect Perm Results Everytime! r SAVE $5.00 �Nv, 2 AIR FLOW DRY SPRAYER UNITS %��'� AND 1 LIQUID UNIT AVAILABLE TO �,/ APPLY YOUR FERTILIZER NEEDS complete line of all - FERTILIZER PRODUCTS bagged and bulk including: •Anhydrous Ammonia •28% Liquid Nitrogin •Urea & 34% Dry Nitrogin •Micro Nutrients See Our COMPLETE LINE OF FARM CHEMICALS Upon presentation of this coupon, the participating salon will deduct $5.00 from the regular price of a Sensor perm and to keep your perm looking great, you will receive one bottle of Sensor shampoo 225m1 absolutely free. Limit one coupon per offer, REVII N.PROFESSiONAI. PROntic-IS. INC. OAKVIU E ONTARIO CANADA _ _ _ HAIR DESIGN 18 Main St., Seaforth 52771270 HOURS: Closed Mon. Tues. ti' Fri, 9=8 Wed. tt Thurs. 9,7130 Sat, 2-2 See us for: 'FORAGES `SOYBEANS 'MIXED GRAIN 'BARLEY 'CANOLA •NITROGIN & INNOCULENTS PIONEER BRAND PRODUCTS including SEED CORN *ALFALFA SOYBEAN • SILA-BAC Day or Nite the Service is Rite HOEGY'S FARM SUPPLY LIMITED 3452941 e phon Brodhkge n Pi neer Days Specials en small cereal grains if busy sy phone involommillamir NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TAKE NOTICE THAT a Public Meeting of the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario will be held at the VAL- HALLA INN, KING & BENTON STREETS, VIKING SUITE, KITCHENER. ONTARIO on MONDAY. APRIL 7th. 1966 at ffie Foul o -f I0:00 o'clock in the fors - noon. at which time the Board will hear an applica- tion in accordance with the Liquor Licence Act. and Regulations thereunder. The following establishment has applied for a Iilence of the class indicated. and the application will be entertained at the aforenientioned location and time: - Appncation.For ;New .Licence Seaforth Restaurant & Steak House 5 Main Street Sobth, Seaforth Dining Lounge Licence Applicant: loannis (John) Kiritsis AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any person who is resident in the municipality and who wishes to make representation relative to the application. shall make their subtnission to the Board in writing prior to the date of the hearing, or in personat the time and place of the hearing. (Copies of written submissions will be forwarded to the applicant). Liquor Licence Board of Ontario 55 Lakeshore Boule'vald East 'TORONTO.Ontario. MSE 1A4 MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL RELATIONS THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT, uBtssaa T ERMADGR PENETRATING STEAM CLEANING • Cleaning power of steam • Stainlesssteeltank • 20 year limitedwarranty on all stainiesssteel parts (PHELANS PLAC SEBH GVILLE P11. 393-613i SEAFORTH PH. 527.12131 I.APPYEASTEi2 (44kt GASTER. fjQr, '1I ..15,-c--1.!. _,),k1 Allan's SoOld Milk Chocolate 200 g. EASTER 1?9BuNNY Allan's Solid, Milk Chocolate, 400 g. EASTERBUNNY $1 , Ganong Assorted PAN EGGS � • or JELLY $ 19 ANIMALS • Smiles 'n'Chuckles 400 g. TURTLES q q $ A • Paas Easter Egg COLOURING KIT 39 . Lowney's Fruit 8 Nut or Oh 100 EASTER g $ EGGS 19 • Antiphlogistlne 80 mi. RUB A535 $ 39 Z • Arrld Spray 200 g. Aid NTI-g 39 PERSPIRANfZ • TRIANC LE D DISCOUNT..., 172 The Square Goderlch/Malo Corner Clinton/Main Corner Seaforth PEOPLE Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Achilles and family of Bellwood visited on Saturday at his parents, Mr, and Mrs, Rolly Achilles. Dwayne Achilles of Sebringville spent a few days at the mid -break holiday at the same home. Torrance Dundas has moved back to Huronview from Seaforth Hospital where he was confined for a few weeks. Visiting' with Bev Stevenson and boys during the school holiday week were Tracey Fischer, Brussels; Andy Smith, Milton and Vance Stevenson, Toronto. Mrs. Nelson Reid attended a birthday party on Sunday for Katie Stimore of Stratford who was celebrating her 80th birthday. Jilt) and Irma Williamson from this area also attended, John Currie, Orangeville, Doug Currie and Jamie of Brampton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall during the . winter break holiday. The Women's Institute ladies will serve,a pork luncheon at 11:30 a.m. today at the hall. Their meeting will beat 8:15 p.m. Cheryl Ann Storey, Seaforth received her PADDY CAKE, PADDY CAKE—The staff at the tSeaforth Community Hospital surpi sed fiist lass honors in her grade 6 piano exam Mary Margaret Nash and Jack Bedard with a birthday cake last week. The hospital was from the Royal Conservatory of Music of celebrating St. Patrick's Day with Its patients. Both Ms. Nash and Mr. Bedard' celebrated Toronto. Christine Cooper, Kippen received their birthdays on March 17, Mcllwraith photo honors in her Grade 8 piano exam. Both girls are students of Carol Carter, RR 2, Seaforth. Perth county to give FoA grant For the first time ever, Perth County asked for a limit of $5,000 be put on the per "We'll only do what we can afford to do," Council will be giving a grant to the county member grant. He said if the membership of said Mr. Denham. federation of agriculture. the three farm organizations brought the The first vice-president wasn't totally Every year for the past three years, the grant up over $5,000, it could be pro -rated to displeased though. He said he is encouraged executive of the Perth County Federation of each group. That idea was turned down. because this is the first time the federation Agriculture has made a pitch fora grant from For the federation, with a membership of has ever received a county grant. county council, but have come away unsuc- over 1,250, they will receive over $3,700 this Normally, the federation is. able to get cessful. That changed this year. December when the county hands out its about $1,000 in total from some of the Erma Township Reeve John VanderEyk grant money. townships in the county. suggested at the March 13 meeting, the "I'm a little bit disappointed it wasn't as Several county councillors commented the county give the federation, as well as the high as we asked for," said the federation's two other main farm organizations in the National Farmers' Union and the Christian first vice-president Bill Denham of RR 1, St, county would be left out if only the federation Farmers' Federation, $3 per member for this Marys, was given a grant. The county has never been year. The federation had asked county council approached by either the National Farmers' "In IIma we've been doing this for the past for $6;000, but Mr. Denham doesn't think it Union or the Christian Farmers' Federation eight years," said the Reeve noting if the will mean the federation's budget will have to in Perth County for money. county adopted this plan, the township would be cut. He did say the farm organization Mr. Denham said with the county grant not give its grant. won't be able to go as far on some projects as based on membership, it will put the onus on Two members of the county council, had been hoped. that group to keep its membership up. He Hibbert Reeve Roy Swart and Wallace Some specific projects the federation has added, though, that the organization's Township Reeve Hans Feldmann declared a been looking at are the education in the projects aren't necessarily just for federation conflict of interest in this matter. Both men classroom program, the printing of a coloring members. They benefit all farmers and urban are members of the county federation. book and boosting the profile of Perth County people too, said Mr. Denham. Reeve Calvin Innes of Downie Township agriculture prior to the 1988 International "We'll do the best job we can with the Plowing Match, grant they are giving us," he said. ATTENTION FARMERS: We're not as big, in size, as some... vA OUR SERVICE IS SECOND TO NONE!!'> 11 3 rP- J sio Prov'i�nce to honor its se r population The Honorable Ron Van Hoine, Minister for Senior Citizens Affairs anc M.P.P. for London North, leas announced the Govern- ment of Ontario will honor individual seniors with Senior Achievement Awards. This is part of the Senior Citizens' Month celebra- tions to be held in June. and made an outstanding contribution to the citizens of the province during their retire- ment years. A Selection Comn'uttee will choose up to 20 seniors who will receive the award. While we cannot single out all of the thousands of seniors in Ontario who give freely of themselves to others, we want to "It is important that we recognize and highlight through these awards some of the honor the many contributions which seniors significant contributions from which we all continue to, make to their comntuni{Ue and benefit,.'.' said.,Mr. ,YawHome�;.• rl our society, i °kali Mr'."Val Hoc e. " . People wishing to nominates senior citizen Nominations for the Senior Achievement in their area may contact the Ontario Seniors Awards may be made by the public as well as Secretariat, 700 Bay Street, 3rd floor, community organizations wishing to recog- Toronto, Ontario M5G 1Z6 or call (416) nize individuals in their area. Nominees must 965-5106 to obtain an application form be senior citizens, residents of the Province of Deadline for making nominations is April 30, Ontario, and have achieved significant goals 1686. The Ultimate Perm USAus-n .seNsan. MP 200 COMPUTER Perfect Perm Results Everytime! r SAVE $5.00 �Nv, 2 AIR FLOW DRY SPRAYER UNITS %��'� AND 1 LIQUID UNIT AVAILABLE TO �,/ APPLY YOUR FERTILIZER NEEDS complete line of all - FERTILIZER PRODUCTS bagged and bulk including: •Anhydrous Ammonia •28% Liquid Nitrogin •Urea & 34% Dry Nitrogin •Micro Nutrients See Our COMPLETE LINE OF FARM CHEMICALS Upon presentation of this coupon, the participating salon will deduct $5.00 from the regular price of a Sensor perm and to keep your perm looking great, you will receive one bottle of Sensor shampoo 225m1 absolutely free. Limit one coupon per offer, REVII N.PROFESSiONAI. PROntic-IS. INC. OAKVIU E ONTARIO CANADA _ _ _ HAIR DESIGN 18 Main St., Seaforth 52771270 HOURS: Closed Mon. Tues. ti' Fri, 9=8 Wed. tt Thurs. 9,7130 Sat, 2-2 See us for: 'FORAGES `SOYBEANS 'MIXED GRAIN 'BARLEY 'CANOLA •NITROGIN & INNOCULENTS PIONEER BRAND PRODUCTS including SEED CORN *ALFALFA SOYBEAN • SILA-BAC Day or Nite the Service is Rite HOEGY'S FARM SUPPLY LIMITED 3452941 e phon Brodhkge n Pi neer Days Specials en small cereal grains if busy sy phone involommillamir NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TAKE NOTICE THAT a Public Meeting of the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario will be held at the VAL- HALLA INN, KING & BENTON STREETS, VIKING SUITE, KITCHENER. ONTARIO on MONDAY. APRIL 7th. 1966 at ffie Foul o -f I0:00 o'clock in the fors - noon. at which time the Board will hear an applica- tion in accordance with the Liquor Licence Act. and Regulations thereunder. The following establishment has applied for a Iilence of the class indicated. and the application will be entertained at the aforenientioned location and time: - Appncation.For ;New .Licence Seaforth Restaurant & Steak House 5 Main Street Sobth, Seaforth Dining Lounge Licence Applicant: loannis (John) Kiritsis AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any person who is resident in the municipality and who wishes to make representation relative to the application. shall make their subtnission to the Board in writing prior to the date of the hearing, or in personat the time and place of the hearing. (Copies of written submissions will be forwarded to the applicant). Liquor Licence Board of Ontario 55 Lakeshore Boule'vald East 'TORONTO.Ontario. MSE 1A4 MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL RELATIONS THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT, uBtssaa T ERMADGR PENETRATING STEAM CLEANING • Cleaning power of steam • Stainlesssteeltank • 20 year limitedwarranty on all stainiesssteel parts (PHELANS PLAC SEBH GVILLE P11. 393-613i SEAFORTH PH. 527.12131