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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-12-10, Page 6A6 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 10, 1986 BEST RATE ACINvLsrmgras FINANCIAL CENTRE, GODERICH 6242773 1480045545503 DUBLIN AND AREA McMaster Siemon INSURANCE BROKERS INC. AUTO•BUSINESS•FARM CALL COLLECT Business: 348-9150 or Res. 345-2050 Christmas l3eatituops read at annual party (Call us for a Home insurance Quote! 68 Ontario Road Mitchell Cromarty Correspondent MILS. It. IA ING s urpr�C e someone this Christmas! Dazzle your darling with diaondsl 3-D DIAMOND COLLECTION 14TH SUCCESSIVE YEAR — The Father Stephen Eckert Council, 05289 of Seaforth and District Knights of Columbus for the 14th year have made a major contrlbutien to the Arthritis Society. A plaque In recognition of donations was presented to the Council by Louis G. Vince, Regional Representative of the Southwestern Region. Pictured at the presentation of the plaque to the Council and a $400 cheque to Mr. Vince for the Society ere, from left to right, Ewart Wilson, Past Grand Knight, Brad Buchanan, Financial Secretary, Mr. Vince and Grand Knight, Richard McKay. About 35 members and their guests attended the annual Christmas party of Cromarty ladies Aid and Marian Ritchie Evening Auxiliary on Monday evening in the Sunday School room. This year the Ladies Aid planned the program with Pearl James presiding. Lillian Douglas opened it with a rea•ihig of the Christmas Beatitudes. Usin , the Christmas Devotional from the Glad tidings magazine, Mas, James led in the litany and the meditation was taken by Mr's, Douglas and Joyce Miller. • Following a carol sing with Betty Lou Norris at the piano, the guest speaker, Jean Wolfe a Mower ,Magic in Seaforth, demon- Slides- highlight citizenship .meeting strider! making fleirat Christmas arrange- ments using real The large tab((. centre !' she made was PENDENT from 6995 from For Your Convenience..Engraving and Giftwrapping FREE with every purchase 8 Albert S CLINTON 284 Main St. EXETER 26 Main St. S. SEAFORTH JEWELLERS135 Queen St East ST. MARYS GC9 203 Durham St E. WALKERTON 2 The Square GODERICH EARRINGS 13495 ANSTETT MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Stal'fa Correspondent MILS.JOIINTEM NEM AN :N5-2306 Excellent slides and a commentary were the highlight of the Citizenship and World Affairs meeting of the Stal't'a• Women's Institute, held in the township . hall on November 21i. Jean Hoffineyer, Mitchell was guest speaker and showed pictures of her trip to Russia in 1985. She gave a most interesting talk on the people, the collective and state farms, the cities, the size of the country and its climate. Mrs. llofflneyer was introduced and thanked by the convenors of the committee, Mrs. John Miller and Hazel I larhurn, Mrs. Miller presided for the program, when some very interesting comments on being A good citizen were given by Mrs. Arthur Kemp. The president, Kay Smale, welcomed the 16 members and two visitors and presided for the business. A letter was read from the Needs (Continued from Page A3) were necessary when the project was initiated and passed by the county last year. Mr. Itau said he didn't have an answer to the question. However, Huronview Admini- strator Wayne Lester interjected that the switch in governments has resulted in a change of heart towards renovations to nursing homes. "John Sweeney (Community and Social Services •Minister) changed direction because he saw the magnitude of the nursing home . situation across Ontario. They were all built at the same time and are all in the same predicament. , • He has delayed this program by request- ing this ithe studies ). Hes buying some time because there wasn't any money left in the 1986 or 1987 budget." said Mr. Lester. Ileart and Stroke Foundation asking for canvassers in Hibbert Township. A motion was made that the Institue wouldn't canvass but would accept donations at the December meeting and forward them. Several thank you cards were read. A committee was named to plan a dinner at the township hall for Hibbert . Township Council in December. A leiter was circulated from an Institute branch in Prince Edward island (the twinning province) and a card 10 the twin institute, Weavering W .1. in Kent England was signed by everyone. Mrs. Charles Douglas commented on the Butler project. Mrs. John Miller and Hazel Harburn served a Tight lunch following the close of the meeting. PEOPIE Mr, and Mrs. Robin Daynard and family have returned home from a holiday in Florida. Barb Templeman, Hexdale, spent the weekend with her family at Staffa: • On Sunday, Barb, John and Roberta visited with Pat. Joanne and Matthew Donovan, ('amphellville. Hayfield Reeve Dave Johnston asked council about the legality of hiring the same architects to do the needs studies. He asked council if, since the council is awarding a "brand new contract" shouldn't tenders be called. " It seems like we're going to be awarding a new contract to the old architect. We might have some kind of legal lawsuit if this contract is awarded to the original bidder. We don't want to put ourselves in a legal battle with the other kidders We didn't choose the lowest in the first place I'm just concerned what they're going to say.- said Mr. Johnston. Exeter Reeve Bill Mickle concurred with Mr Johnston. saying the county should consult their lawyer as to what its legal rights are in this situation Clerk -treasurer Bill Hnnly said council has already decided to hire the architect to do the renovation project al Huronvtew he doesn't foresee any legal problems with hiring the same architect to do the needs studies. "I don't sere any legal complications. We ceuld ham hired.iut one without -44114 fol lenders." said Mr Hardy eS>L r Hurnnvicu admntstritor Wayne Lester assured council Ilial having the firm of Robert Ritz and Stinson. Montgomery and SLsam do the needs study in addtiton to lite actual renovations was the right move antheyare 1Iowetis. e t• which won in a draw by Eve ('hahassol, and the corsage by Helen Parsons, A buffet lunch was served by the Marian Ritchie members. Knox hall board elects three new members 10 roll 26`, x 500'i• Smiles 'n Chuckles, 400 Xmas Turtles Paper 2.99 ' tip Shoot Lifesaver Xmas Storybooks Flat Wrap99 2.59 Large Assortment of Boxed Allan`s, Box of 12 the hest in renovations lei nursing omen t'ranbrook ('orrespon(le n t MRS. MA(' E:N(.I''I. HH7-af115 Steven Webb. Rockwood, occupied the pulpit in Knox Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning November s0, Flowers were placed in the church in memory of the late Jim Hart. The Hall Hoard met in the Community ('entre on Tuesday. December 2. Three new members were elected with the hoard as • follows: 1111x. Stuart Stevenson, Mrs. Jho NIinielly, Garry Evans, Donald Clark and •Frank Workman. chairman. Jack Conley will look after hooking for the hall. Mrs Stevenson is the new secretary -treasurer. The ('ranhrook W.1. held (heir Christmas dinner nn December 4 in the Community. ('entre The Ethel W I were guests and provided the entertainment Gifts were exchanged and a social time was enjoyed tem RD EL'tIIRE The Hall Board had 12 tables playing at their firs) euchre of the season Winners' nem h igh. W ilda Baillie. Cliff Hoegy. low. NII. Klutz, John Subject. lone hands. Beed Ituppel, Lloyd Smith. lucky table 9. Anne Alcllurch). Shirley Versteo,p. Wilda Baillie. Stan Alexander. talltes Helen Alexander. Jack ('ox. Mrs Subject lucky no. Shirley Verstcnp, Stan Alexander Table centres nem donated by W dtna ltathwell The Forester's are having a euchre on Fndny night MOVIE Mr and Mn Mac Lamont and Mrs. Nom% all of C'romurt). visited Wilfred and Mr. Sinckllyer recentl} i Jo lttsie ly i lirrll Pt(S'r�ICI av �. 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