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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-01-18, Page 1414A THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 18, 1989 EEWS SEAFORTH Thurs:-Fri.-Sat. RICK SPYDER With His Electric Fiddle LIVE ROCK AT ITS BEST Seatorth Winter Carnival Specials ALL WEEKEND '65.00 per hard Booth at BM. .& G. Arena, Brussels Cash Prizes Registration 111 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday, January 22 JON US... Super '= owl Sunday Snow date: February 19 Proceeds to B&W Trail Blazers PIECE 5 CHICKEN SPECIAL EVERY DAY BREAKFAST 3 EGGS, BACON, HAM or 19.9 SAUSAGE, HOMEFRIES & TOAST 0 SUBS ' 99 Ham, Salami or Beef i 0 DINNER SPECIAL MONDAY TO FRIDAY 95 ROAST BEEF 2 PC. of FISH 3 PC. of CHICKEN El FINGER LICKI CHIC' SEAFORTH C ':CICEIWCHIPPERS CHICIMN • CHIPPERS -MON m " TEB° It N 527-0220 F1� Ia ::gx.-.., RESTAURANT E1 STEAK HOUSE AY' NOI:J SMOSORD 11:3O ,:,r to 2:0lu pm Fri'(:. la,WFFET INICLU ES SO! P OR JUICE C( ;FFEE O': TEA AN 'ESSERT CARL VOCK Mr. Carl Vock of Brodhagen passed away suddenly at his residence on Wednesday, January 11, 1989 in his 59th year He was born in Logan Township on June 4, 1930, a son of the late William Vock and the former Hilda Bennewies. On April 15, 1952, he was married to the former Betty Kemp. Mr. Vock was a Sales Manager of Perth Huron Concrete, Stratford. Mr Vock was a former Reeve, Deputy Reeve and Councillor of Logan Township and had served as Warden of Perth County in 1980. He was presently president of the Past Warden's Association and a Trustee on the Perth County Board of Education. He was a member of Tudor Lodge No. 141 AF & AM and Elliot Chapter. . Mitchell, Stratford on Avon Shrine Club, St. Elmo Perceptory, Stratford and the Mit- chell Agricultural Society. He was a former member of the Brodhagen Chamber of Com- merce. He was a member of St Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen and a member of the church choir. Surviving besides his wife are two sons Douglas of Seaforth and William of Mitchell; three daughters Joyce and her husband Dennis Westman of Cambridge, June and her hus- band Ken Faust of Mitchell and Wanda and her husband Mark Swanson of Willowdale. three sisters Mrs John (Pearl) Henderson of Sauble Beach Mrs. Bruce (Erma ) Mclean of St. Marys and Shirley Jarrett of Stratford. Also surviving, are eight grand- children. He was predeceased by a daughter-in-law Cathy (Somers , Vock (1988 Friends were received at the Lockhart Funeral Home, Mitchell, Funeral Services were held on Sunday at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen with Rev. Tim Hegedus officiating. The church choir was m attendance and sang I Know Who Holds Tomorrow accompanied by Lois Bennewies at the ' organ. Flowerbearers were Peter Baker, Ken Siemon and Gerald Beuermann Pall bearers were Cecil Cowell, George Jar- muth, Earl Bennewies, Tom Turner, Charles Scherbarth and Lloyd Beuermann Spring interment will be in St. Peter':, Lutheran Cemeters 4rodhagen. Members of the Past Warden's Association and Perth County Council attended the funeral service in a body and formed a Guard of Honour out- side the church On Friday evening members of the Mitchell Agricultural Socie- ty and the Ladies Auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Legion branch 128, Mitchell paid their respects at the funeral home and on Saturday evening members of Tudor Lodge and Elliot Chapter held a service at the funeral home WESTERN ONTARIO • ROCK "FAST SE€- VICE FO x EOPLE IN :'; HDflY" oFubiy Licensed •1O% Discount For Seniors 5 r l;.,m St. 527-2254 Seaforth TES lbeisma EDWARD G. "TED" HETMPEL Mr. Edward G. (Ted) Heimpel of Mitchell passed away suddenly on Tuesday, January 10, 1989 in his 67th year. He was born in Logan Township on August 16, 1922, a son of the late George Heimpel and the former Edith Rose. Mr. Heimpel had been employed at Standard Products, Mitchell until his retirement. He had served on the Mitchell Fire Dept. for 17 years. He was a member and Past President of the Mitchell Lions Club and was a Past Deputy Governor of District A-9. He was also a member of the' Mitchell Agricultural Society and Grace Lutheran Church in Mitchell. He is survived by his wife the former Leona O. Schauer. one son Norman and his wife Joanne of Seaforth, two brothers Arthur Heimpel and his wife Marie of Mitchell and Don .Heimpel and his wife Joanne of Windsor; two sisters Mrs. Laverne (Rose Pletsch of Stratford and Mrs. Gerald (Alice 1' Cook of Bornholm and three grandchildren Krista, Edward and Adarn Heimpel. Friends were received at the Lockhart Funeral Home in Mitchell. Funeral Services were held at Grace Lutheran Church on Friday with Rev. Michael Thurau officiating. Firmer bearers were Anne and Dan Costello Pallbearers were George Schutt, Bob Seebach. Ken Cook, Gary Geyer, Doug Francis and Floyd Wassmann. Spring interment will be in Grace Lutheran Cemetery, Mitchell. On Thursday evening members of the Mitchell Agricultural Society paid their respects at the funeral home and members of the Mit- chell Lions club with members of surroun- ding clubs held a service under the direction of Lion Cecil Jermyn of Mitchell. MUSIC SERVICES 527-0560 American Top 40 Music for Buck & Does, Dances and other Special Occasions JANUAI-;Y 1989 45 YEARS I RONALD STUART MACDONALD Ronald Stuart MacDonald of London. and formerly of Seaforth, died Wednesday. January 11, 1989 at University Hospital in London. He was 74. . Born in Murray Township on October 14 1914. he was a son of the late David Mac- Donald and the former Verda Leeson. Mr MacDonald was a former Bank Manager at the Province of Ontario Savings and Loan Bank in Seaforth and a past president of the Royal Canadian Legion. Seaforth Branch 156 He was a member of the Britannia Lodge No 170 A.F and A.M Seaforth, served on the Board of Management of First Presbyterian Church, was a member of the Seaforth Chambers of Commerce and a chairman of the local chapter of the Ar- thritis Society. Mr. MacDonald served in the Royal Cana- dian Air Force for five years during World War Il, and after the war lived in London for a short while before moving to Seaforth in 1947 He worked first for the Bank of Mon- treal, then moved to the Province of Ontario Savings and Loans Office He refired in 1976 and in 1982 moved with his wife to London, Mr MacDonald is survived by his wife, the former La Belle Hawkins: and one son Robert and his wife Elaine of Mississauga. Also surviving are two sisters, Kathleeen (Mrs Floyd Lemon of Ottawa and Jean (Mrs: Ray McPherson , of Belleville. and three grandsons, Andrew. Eric and David He was predeceased by one sister Flora (Mrs. Bruce Yarwood Mr. MacDonald rested at the Bal; and Falconer "Box Funeral Chapel" in Seaforth and a funeral and committal service were held there Friday with the Reverend William Barber officiating A Legion Ser vice was held by. the Seaforth Branch 156 and a Masonic Service by Britannia bodge No 170 on Thursday night Cremation has taken place and spring in- terment of ashes will be in Harpurhey Cemetery GLENFORD FREDERICK ROSF. Glenford Frederick Ross of Huronview in Clinton, and formerly of Byron ano Egmondville. died Tuesday Januar% 1989. He was 91 He is survived by his wife Nettie 1Vlerrian, and one son James and his wife Marian of Tuckersmith Township Also surviving are five grandchildren, Patricia. Debra and her husband David Clements, Janice, Glen and Sandra • Mr. Rose was predeceased by one sister Hazel Saunders; and two brothers Ward and Darrell Rose. Friends mar call at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home in Seaforth or Thursday from 2-4 and 7-8 p.m.. where funeral ser- vices will be held on Friday at 2 p.n, Sprint interment Maitlandbanck Cemetery Seaforth. As expressions of sympathy donations may be made to the Seaforth Community Hospital Building Fund Egmondvilie UCW taught fun a The Egmondville United Church Women met Monday afternoon with Mari Coleman and Wanda Dietz in charge. Mrs. Coleman opened the meeting with a poem, "New Year Thought Mrs. Dietz then introduced the guest speaker, Carolanne Doig; who tallied on ex- ercise and keeping fit. Ms. Doig then led the ladies through several 'stretching and fun exercises. Everyone enjoyed the afternoon d fitness and Carolanne's unique way of presenttnl it Mrs. Dietz thanked Ms. Doig. anc everyone tested their knowledge on Fitness Quiz. Mrs. Coleman gave a reading "The ?ar son at the Hockey Match'; . Doreen reporter the Advent Calendars were quite successfu. A bale of used clothing is to be gathered dur ing February.. A dessert euchre will be held on February 6 at 7:30 pan with everyone invited. All ladies were reminded of the Huron, Perth Presbyterial to be held at Victoria Street United Church in Goderich on January 23 at 9:30 a.m. WITH THURS., FRL, SAT., JA' . 19, 20, 21 (matinee Sat. 4:00 - 6:00) "The Shivers" A London Based Band With An Extremely Strong Showing of 60's thru 80's Light Rock `n' boli. NEIL. CORBETT Main St. Seaforth 5.27-098® (In Seaforth 1944) Howard & Evelyn Carroll CONGRATULATIONS!! from Family and Friends SEAFORTI1 Gil DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES presents the 2nd Annual CELE- RFT DINNE Wednesday, Feb. E, 8:00 par. at the_.... Seaforth & District 'Community Centres SPECIAL GUESTS INCLUDE: Master of Ceremonies: • JERRY HOWARTH — Toronto Blue Jays Radio Broadcaster Main Speaker: • DENNIS HULL — Former NHL Alistar • LANCE CHOMYC — Toronto Argonaut's Kicker • MICHELLE CAMERON — 1988 Olympic Gold •Metalist - Synchro Swimming • GLEN WEIR — Former C.F.L. Allstar (Auctioneer) • BOB GILSON — President Londori,Tigers "AA" Ball Club • ROB THOMPSON — Coach don Tigers "AA" Ball Club • .MARK WHITE — Canadian Y uth Baseball Team • SCOTT DRISCOLL — St. Marys Lincolns Junior 13 Hockey Club • MIKE SCHOONDERWOERD — Elmira Sugar Kings Junior f3 Hockey Club • DENISE MOREY — St. Lawrence University Athlete of the Year TICKETS: $30.00 for Adults $20,00 -for Students (18 and under) +r * * PROCEEDS TO SEAFORTH-HOSPITAL SUILDING.FUND * * dr A,Mini-Auction .will be held.after speeches TICKETS. AVAILA8j.E.,AT: Archie's Sunoco Vincent Farm Equipment Seaforth and District Community Centres Llob, &;betty's .Variety $$aforth -TeawnHall s&eaforth,eecroatlon,Departmant From The Expositor. Crew GODERICH KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS MONSTER BINGO" ,�p� -MIME • ,,� 1401c or 12SOcamoNEY u-7410,11140,871401 •EVERY THURSDAY EVENING et SALTFDRD VALLEY HALL For Further Information Cell SRS OPEN: 8:36© BIND 7:30 524-9691 PROMS W th FAMILY P,RD. - SUN., JAN. 2C - 22 PRD. 7 P.M. ONLY SAT. 2 &, 7 P.M. SUN. 2 P.M. PlIWANWOOPT t V 111 7: 10J Jn1C.I9CRP ' DAN KIM AYKROYDBASINGER �� 1^V ly Stepmother IsAn en ¢til. --TRURS., JAN. 20 - A^ib F�tf.38. SAT.,9:,P.M.-QNLY -,SUN. - TIi(URS.absP,.M. PARENTAL . QUIpANCE� ,LONG' OSTANCE? 144000,4054448.F,QR ,TQJ 4<FREE IWQ.Y;IE ztNFQ uric • from page 2A Thursday evening attracted a large atten- dance. Jack Eisler. who was installed a: president, succeeds R.S. MacDonald. A total of 53 confirmed cases of rabies have appeared in,Huron in the rune month:: ending December 31, according to Dr. J.0 MacLennan of the Health of Animals Branch in Seaforth, Children from several classes of the Seaforth Public School shared some of their - Christmas with others less fortunate by' donating and buying Christmas gifts for tho Children's Aid in Goderrch a; well as to CARE. Boomers • from page 9A Bedard was also high rolling 197, 163 and 167 for 522. With two weeks of regular season left, the Bowl Shippers made it almost impossible to be caught as they defeated the Wanderers 4.1 to 2. Doug Leonhardt led the Bowl Shippers hammering the pins dawn to the count of 311, 232 and 219 for 762. Don Deighton is still bowling great as he got 248, 205 and 197 for 650. Mark McKellar also had a good night getting 223, 208 and 176 for 607. Gary Bedard led the Wanderers, rolling good games of 239, 238 and 183 for 650. Doug Procter also had a fine night rolling 256, 235 and 143 fur 634. HONE from page 1 bal, visual or physical nature." The policy goes on to establish a defuutiur of sexual harassment, states what is con- sidered not to be sexual harassment, and gives a step-by-step complaint procedure McDonald looked at the policies of other school boards and at the Hutuan Rights Code in drafting the HCBE policy, and aisc received input from the Leachers associations. Gino Giannandrea, Superintendent of Per sonnel, says he has not had a case of sexual harassment brought to hint in the three years he bas been with the HCBE. "It was just something we fell we had to have," says John Jewitt, Chairman of the HCBE. Mr. Jewitt, too, has seen no cases of sexual harassment before the board in the time he has served on it, "Honestly I am not aware of any. If there have been complaints they have been dealt ' with without coming before the Board." Tax • from page 4A dance at regular meetings of council. Com- mittee meetings net $45, and all day meetings $75. In December Mayor Hazel Hildebrand received $325 for one council and five com- mittee meetings while Reeve Bill Sennett and Deputy -Reeve Peg Campbell each received $300 for the same number of meetings. Councillors Bill Teall and Garry Osborn each received $165 for one council and two committee meetings; and Councillors Marjorie Claus, Irwin Johnston, Pat Malooe.and.811l Pinder pocketed $120 each for one council and one committee -meeting. „D