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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1982-12-29, Page 16if E, 1'g A19 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 29, 1982 dopildng bock ay °g22 Semestier . favoure parade chairman, said the 1982 parade is shaping up to be. as successful as the 1981 parade. At present, he said over 30 entries have register- ed. "which is comparable to last year." WED.. DECEMBER 8, 1982 The best thing SDHS,�irin- cipal Bruce Shaw sees in the changes in Ontario's second- ary school system is that they appear to favour the semester system of school organiza- . tion. SDHS started the se- mester system this fall on a trial basis. Thg long awaited Heritage CofsteFvation District (HCD) prfrtitiinary plan has been giveb to the Local Architect - Oral Conservation Advisory Committee (LACAC) for fur- ther study by members. The plea is an extensive study in the creation of a Heritage Conservation'.,., District ' in downtown Seaforth and . in- cludes_restoratiu , guidelines .for elttstinbuiings. • DEC: 15,1982 Sandy, qi '10 Month old 'Golden 'Rbtriever, has been credited' with saving the lives of his.,familyr Jim and Karen Byers and their three child- ren. ' Liberal members of the Ontario Legislature have re- vealed that non-resident for- eign investors are purchasinngg Ontario farmland and avoid- ing the Ontario government's 20 per cent land transfer tax. In a recent press release, Liberal opposition leader, David Peterson and Agricul- ture critic Jack Riddell. M.P.P. for Huron -Middle- sex, said 3,585 acres of productive farmland in Huron and Bruce countiest!was sold to overseas interests in the past year. In these sales alone $845,136 ,in land transfer taxes were circumvented. WED. DECEM:,ER 22,1982' Seaforth honoured three outstanding citizens and five t ams who won Western atario Athletic awards at a presentation at the new arena Thursday night. The awards, given by the town's recreation committee, on the nominations of local groups, went to Bob Beutten- iller for service to sports in tJte community, to Marlen Vincent for civic service and to A.Y. McLean for humani- tarian service. Many of us are faced with doing more with Tess money, Whether we like it or not. It's not easy for young people, raised to consider as necessi- ties things that to their elders are luxuries. "We've been living high off the hog," many seniors have told the Expositor. Grant Stirling, reeve of Goderich Township, 'was named as Huron County's 115th warden and the seventh from Goderich township. Flowers deco -ate church for sped& 1ccosio I wish one and all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Ken Elligson has returned home from the Stratford General Hospital. Sympathy of the commun- ity is extended to the be- reaved family of the late Kathrine Querengesser. The funeral was held Monday. The red carnations that adorned the altar in •St: Peterls Lutheran Church, Brodhagen, were placed there by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rock in observance of their 40th wedding anniversary which is on December 21. The yellow mum plant was in memory of Caroline Kleber placed there by her husband Henry Kleber and family. ROT STORE HOURS: Correspondent MRS. H. LIEONHHAffDT 345-2419 STUDENTS from Seaforth and area schools decorated several windows at the Seaforth Community Hospital • ie Christ s season. sink photo) Capacity crowd at Hensall service Correspponaent MR . BERTHA iR acGREGOR 262-2025 Mr. Charles Mickle of Hamilton is spending the Holiday season with his mother, Mrs. Laird Mickle. Mrs. Bertha MacGregor returned home after spend- ing Christmas with her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Don .14acLaren, Jodi and Brooke at Oakville. Miss Greta Lammie is a patient in South Huron Hos- pital, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett in companyith Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams of Exeter and family members spent Friday with Mrs. :'lanche Chapman in London where all enjoyed a Christmas family get-together. MONET DOLL WINNERS The Legion Auxiliary an- nual "Monday Doll" . draw .was made at the Legion Hall on December 23rd, with Mrs. Joanne Willert making the draw. 550.00 prize winner was Jeremy Reid, Hensall .and $25.00 prize winner was Rick MacMillan, Zurich. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Allan entertained their family and grandchildren to Christmas Dinner. Sgt. Doug Wein, of the R.C.M.P., Mrs. Wein and David of Ottawa spent Christmas with Mrs. Wein's parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker and 'family. Christmas visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett were their families, Mr. and Mrs, Ross Corbett, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chaffe and family, Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Al Corbett and family. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Corbett and Gerry, Jeff Corbett and Musses Shaft Riley, Cro- marty and Donna Bickell, Kirkton. Miss Chris Jones of Win- nipeg is holidaying with her father Larry Jones and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sangster. Christmas guests with Mr. Mrs. Peter McNaughton were Mrs. Dorothy Corbett, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc- forth, d family, Sea - forth, Mr. anand Mrs. Wayne Corbett and family, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Maher and daughter returned home after spending Christmas holidays with relatives ' at Owen Sound. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Raeburn and family of Coronation, Alberta are holidaying with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Raeburn and family and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Slade and Glen and grand- mother Mrs. Hazel Luther, seu..+ The . Hensall United Church was filled to capacity on Friday evening for the annual Christmas Eve Ser- vice. The service opened with the lighting of The ARK Christ Candle. Six readers assisted in telling the Christ- mas story through scripture, Donald Wareing, Travis Bea- ver, Mark McGregor, Peter Cook, . Michael McGregor and Rod Parker, The Junior Choir brought the congregation into a truly Christmas experience as they led in the music of the evening. The Junior Girls choir sang "From Heaven Above To Earth Beneath", The Junior Boys Choir "As Lately We Watched", The combined choir sang "Here We Go Up To Bethlehem" and "The Christmas Pray- er". Pam Gackstetter and Jennifer Taylor in a duet sang "Only a Stable". Wayne Scotchmer was solo- ist, singing the old favourite "Away in A Manger" and "l wonder as 1 wander". The choir closed the service with "Silent Night". • The church was decorated with lights and poinsettias. The ushers for the service were Starry Jesney, Dana BMatto, Sherry Dayman and Shielai Riley. The service closed with the serving of communion. Assisting the minister was Irene Davis and George Parker; serving com- munion was Hilda Payne, Dorothy Parker, Bill Fuss, Harry Stuart, Alf Ross, Doug Cook, Eric Mansfield and Chuck Doxtator. - Dave IEtrock greeted the congregation and Belva Fuss STORE HOURS regular hours Monday, January 3• SEAFORTHClosed Friday, December 31, at 6 p.m. Back to Every Wednesday is Senor citizen's Day 5% Discount or Free 'cennvery - We Reserve)he Right to Limit Quantities Closed New Years' Day. HIGHLINER PEELED & DEVEINED SHRIMP 12 OZ. PKG. BLUEWATER organist with „Joyce Pepper at the piano. About twenty members of the United Church congre- gation gathered at the church on Wednesday evenitig to go' out carolling around the village. Although time went by quickly and they were not able to get to all the homes of shut-ins as planned, the homes visited expressed much appreciation for this hind gester. There was an excellent attendance at the United Church on Sunday morning for the Christmas Family Service. The service was conducted by Rev. McDoueald with Douglas Klopp at the organ. During the service Adam Anthony Russell son of Mark and.' Brenda Russell and Benjamin Jeffrey Raeburn son of Jeffrey and Cindy Raeburn were received rough baptism. Eric Mans- field, chairman of the Sacra- ments committee, assisted the minister with the Bapt- ismal Service, Every week more and more people discover what nighty jobs are accom- plished by low cost Huron Expositor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240. 6.99 COOKIE MIXES ' DUNCAN HINES ASST. VARIETIES 460 G PKG. 1,49 BOSTON BLUEFISH STICKS 14 OZ. PKG. 1.99 R GREEN GIANT SWEET PEAS or NIBLETS CORN 1 KG. BAG PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1982 CLOVER LEAF SEGMENTS MANDARIN ORANGES io OZ. TIN .69 COCA COLA & SPRITE 1.99 5.49 ( ASE OF 24 10 OZ TINS • CLOVER LEAF SMOKED OYSTERS 104 G TIN 1. WELCH'S GRAPE • JAM or JELLY 500 MI JAR \ 1.19 MAPLE LEAF CHOPPED NET 375 G PKG. 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