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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-08-21, Page 4EXPOsiToiV,AUG correapondertt DOT SIXOOBRO:OR: 523-42S0 The 1,nrtdeshoro.girla 'Pee Wee team competed in the .'s•pdttsfest in Goderich Sun- day. Thc ;team ,Otime home iwith a btonzp medal taking 'third place, Girls 'competing Were Sandy Carter, Debbie Prestcator, Deanna Bearas, Conde Ranuneloo, Connie Lisa Duizer, Brenda Nesbitt, Julie Daer, Lori and Cheryl 'Brantley. Coach Bill Bromley would like to thank Dave Overboe and Keith Allen for their help with the team. A special thanks to all file Londesboro funs • for their support in Goderiejj. BASEBALL ACTION in e first week of Squirt , playoff acfio " the Chic Expos and Me took one game le04441 OVe the Pir- ates, Bluejays and Yanknes respectively. '• 'Each ' aeries continues this vve0k.• ,The Fee Wee, boys were • victorious Over the,team from. Stanley in their playoff oak* and are now waiting for an opponent to be decided. • The midget boys came out on top in first round, playoff action as they edged Vanas- fra in • two straight games. They too are awaiting an opponent. The Hullett midget girls evened their series with Stanley at one each -with a victory in Londesboro on Thursday. In a warn up- for the sportsfeaSthe men's slo pitch team played against -a team from Wingham with Londes- boro coming out on the short lb ' an 44.'0AS .••••••••=. . ,..........., • iirlifeht O.:: en)teet 7. 1 .......„..... i. in Area Churches .- First PRESBYTERIAN Church ' 59 Goderich Si. W.,'Seaforth Minister: Rev, T A.A. Duke Organist: Mrs. D. Cartel Combined Summer'Services , SUNDAY-, AUGUST 24 .. - 11315 Northaide United Church .. ... . ' ALL Alt -INVITED — . Nursery provided. - • ALL WELCOME ... ... ST. THOMAS Anglitan-Church The Rev. James R. Broadfoot B.A., M.Div. . Seaforth SUNDAY, AUGUST 24 Trinity 12 9:00 a.m. St. Thomas', Seaforth Morning Prayer and Sermon The Rector • . "Celebrating our 125 years In Seaford)" NORTHSIDE . United Church 54 Goderich Si. West. Seaforth • SUNDAY, AUGUST 7A 11)151Jo1at .Chartis Service with First Presbyterian - in Nortbalde Much Bev.T. Duke wEll preach ' Nursery Provided Organtst-thoir Director Jr Choir Leader Margaret Whitmore Audrey MeLlwaln Area congregations are mvited to take advantage of the church directors toannounce tto.ir i. !lurch services each week Church directors anni•iincements are available for a minimum of 26 consecuto-,- v.ecks in units of two column inches at 42 per unit Changes in cops ma % be made each week but must he received before noon an Tucsdav . and area news end • of the score in an exciting game. The Moms and Dads Fri- day night slo-pitch was can- celled due to the sportsfeSt in Gmlerich, but will continue this week, At the sportsfest in Goder- icktin ball action,there were three teams from Hullett. s The ladies fastball team were edged in" their first game by a good team from Benmiller. They came back mith a victory over Gardiners Dairy in a well played game. In their third game one bad inning left the ladies on the short end of a 12 - 9 score. The ladies and coach Rob- ert Shaddick are to be congratulated" on a good showing despite their lack of previous playing as a team. The Londesboro men's„ slo- pitc1Lwo1i-theii first game Friday -night atid moved into the "A" division against the Bayfield Flyers on Saturday at noon. The game on Saturday featured exciting aetjon as Ott rtYqi.$' slimd by Londesboro in a close one. • Our ,men should nOt feel disceuraged as, the Flyers went on the Win the silver Medal for their seco d place " Hullett runners, were Rev. Bob Scott and PannY UeWitt. Danny place 3rd in his class. Congratulations to Mrs. Marion Honking on the birth of Grandson Wm, John bora on August 13th to Shirley, and Wallace Norman in • Wingham hospital. A brother for Darlene. Service will be held at 10 amt. on August 24th. Mr. Bob Elliott will be guest speaker, Open House August 24th from 2.5 p.m. at Ernan- uai United' Church Port in honour of 50th wedding anniversary of Clay- ton and Fern Heckendorn, former minister here from 1968-70. Anyone wishing to Walton area family moves , Coirespondent MRS. ALLAN McCALI, 8P-6677 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Plas and family of five children moved a week ago Monday to Waterford. They had lived on the 16th of Grey for the ci ast 51/2 years. Some of the friendsand neighbours gathered at their home recently for a social evening and presented them with gifts before leaving the neighbonrhood. Mrs. Ben Coutts of Cran- brook B.C. visited last Wed- nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Courts. The Storey picnic was held on Sunday afternoon at the home of Emerson and Mrs. Mitchell with approximately 85 in attendanc6. There were races in the afternoon for the Constance children and a program was enjoyed after the bountiful supper. A special birthday cake was made by Mrs % Lila Storey to honor Mrs. John Storey on her 92nd birthday on August'21st. Londesboro pen Mr. and Mrs. David Fairs- erire and Maureen of D O'rrneau, Quebec visited for 10 days. 8 to 18 of August - with his mother Mrs. Myrtle Fairserire. , • . All visited on Wednesday with Mr: Dave Make, Dearborn Michigan. Mr. and Mrs." Wayne Jackson, Brian, Ken and Miss Margaret Shortreed spent the :weekend in Toronto with Miss Mary Macdonald. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Marshall and Mrs. Ella Marshall of Corunna visited servi . ce' Sandra of Ridgetown attend- ed the funeral of Wayne;s uncle, Charles Davidson in Blyth on Wednesday. Gloria, Ken and Sandra remained the rest of the week -with hor parents. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen, Wayne and Brian returned for the weekend. Visiting this past week with Miss Lavine Knox was Foresters plan picnic Correspondent MARY MERNER 4824143 The Foresters family pic- nic will be held on August 24th at the hall. The pork chops are being provided. Members are asked to bring potataes wrapped for your family and the rest is pot luck. Iassified Ads pas dividends • II. JOH MERO EAVESTROUGHING . ... by the foot. SEAFORTH. ONT. Phone 527-1633 • Ifyou re 65 or older, watth your mailbox this week!' Ontarla Property Tax Giant applications were mailed this week to all senior citizens receiving the federal Old Age Security pension. If you are eligible, aimplete the application and -return it as quiddy as you can. Your Grant will soon be on the way The Property Tax Grants of up to S500 help offset municipal and school taxes for Ontario's SelliOr Citizens, There is al90 a Sales TaX Grant of 550 each for every senior citizen starting in 1980. For seniors, these Grants replace Ontario Tax Credits pre- viouslyclaimed by filing income tax returns. You are eligible for an Ontario Property Tax Grant if: *You are 65 years of age Or older and .You paid rent or property taxes on your principal residence in 1980, HOW MUCH DO YOU RECEIVE? • 1.1P TO $500, STARTING IN 1980. Sports to start at 3 follow- ed by supper. Miss Sherri Stark of Ham- ilton visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Paul Steven- son. David. ,Darrgn and Luanne. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley.. G'reg Riley of Winthrop spent last week visiting with Mr. and Mrs Robert. Woods and Michelle of Gananoque. Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Sam McClure of Seaforth left for a two weeks trip to the east coast. • If you rent, your grant will total 203/4 -oit your rent or 8500, whichever is less. • If you own your principal residence your grant will equal ttte amount of your PfigPcirli taxes or 8500. whichever is less ifyou share your home with anyone other than your spouse, the grant eeill be apportioned according to rent or property tax paid. EXCEI71 IONS: Only one grant will be paid to a married couple or to unmarried seniors sharing accommodation. People living in homes for the aged or similar insti- tutions are not eligible for this grant SALES TAX GRANTS A $50 grant will be paid annually to every senior atizen. Ontario Ministry of Revenue Lorne Ma eck Mruster T M RusseN. Deputy Kruster HOWIOCLAIM YOUR GRANTS • If you rc-ceive the federal Old Age Security p:ension, an application form for your Property ax Gram will be mailed to you automatically before September 1980. An information pamphlet outlining the program has been mailed to you. , Your Sales Tax G ,.it will be.rnailed to you autom t1Ej before October 1980. • If you do not receive the federal Old Age Security pension and are 65 or over, please phone our Information Centre toll-free after September 1,1980 for full details. • In Metro TOTOMOvcali 965-8470. tin area code 807, a.ktthe Operator for Zenith 8-2000. • All other areas, dial 1-800-268-7121. - For further information or bilingual litera- ture call one of the numbers listed above_ on Sunday whit relatives and friends in the community. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Saunders, mbf Royal Oak, Michigan spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Searle. Sunday Mss Kathleen tittle, Toron- to.Robbie Laurie of Kitchen- er spent last week with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Bob, Thompson. Mr. Percy Geiss and Mr. Angus Smith of Tiverton visited their old friends Bob and Vi Burns. Mrs. Florence Cartwright, John and Claude spent last week at the single parents camp at Mencstung United Church camp. John won a trophy in the intermediate boys' sports day. Miss Edythe Beacom and Mrs. Laura Lyon attended the 40th wedding anniver- sary of their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lawless at home their son Jerry in Waterloo. Because Ontario cares , send a card or letter the' Pearson at Owosso. address is, 367 Highlan FAL west Kitchener, Opt., Apt.. S1i001, ler women of.tonclon 404,N2M 3C6. Conference on Tuesdaf at Hope Chapel Cemetery Alma college St. Thoman decoration service August .frontour church were Edythe 24th at 3 pm, Rick Hawley 1.letteOnt, Laura Lyon, Marx. of Auburn will be spealtei. trt oret 000d. June F00101101, • case of rain service will be in ..Stella Adami,, Dora Shob- vAuburn :;.,,broolt, Margaret Tayloe, Jos - a Attending the one daY Idis Edythe B'eacom, 'ephine'McGregor: Delegates and Mrs. for.the 3 days were Marjorie Mrs. Laura Lyon Florence . Cartliff spent Ihnzer and Joan Whyte, couple of days visiting their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Russell, McGie at Masm, Michigan and their cousin Ed Pearson and ,their Aunt Mrs. Hilda Saturday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Bob Burns were Mrs. Millie Chambers and frienb from Oakville. Mrs. Mary Vallanment returried,, tome with them While en - route to her home In Regina from spending past month with her sister yr Burns, • Darrell Millson of Wood - tock returned home on Saturday from spending past vireek„witt his, grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shob- brook Danny Lear was admitted London on Sunday for the amputation on Mondav. Friends wish him a speedy recovery. to Westminister Hospital TIEVIRON-PERTH COUNWROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE1CHOOL BOARD REGISTRATION OF NEW STUDENTS (KINDERGARTEN TO GRADE 8) Parents who,heive not yet registered their children or residents hew to the Huron -Perth area may register their children at any of the following Schoolts) on Thursday, 28th August, -1980 2 p.m. -.5 p.m: ST. JAMES SCHOOL Chalk Street - Seaforth,.Ontario Principal' - Sr. Theresa Mader Telephone No. 527-0321 . .... ST. COLUMBAN SCHOOL. R.R. #2 Dublin, Ontario Princlpal - Mr. Ray Contois Telepthone No. 345-2086 — ST. PATRICK'S SCHOOL Mill Street Dublin, Ontario Principal - Mr. Larry Cook Telephone No. 345-2033 ;Kindergarten children need to'be 6 years of age on or before 31st December, 1980. 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