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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-07-20, Page 7.r { M0QU JOSISTERSARE NUMBER ONE—Anne Marie and Carol Ann McQuaid, Seaforth have added to their collection of trophies and winnings in fiddle playing and step -dancing. Anne Merle won first place in the ladies fiddle contest In Fergus while Carol Ann received first In step dancing and fourth In fiddle. "Were mainly into violin plavinc." says A - Made, "but we do old-time music in the summer." Sports a hit at Williamson reunion Family gathered at the home of Larry and Dianne McGrath, Egmondville on July 9 for the annual reunion of the family of the late Tom and Gertrude Williamson. Sports were the main event of the afternoon with Linda Trentleman and Brenda Kit- ching in charge. Races.winners were: 2-3 - 1st Becky Laverty 2nd Anne Marie Trentleman; 5-6 - Tie Angie, Jervis and Richard Trentleman; 7-8 - 1st Scott Jervis 2nd Valerie Laverty; 9.10.11 - 1st Scott Kitching 2nd Cathy Williamson. Water balloon relay: 1st Ina McGrath and Chris Smith 2nd Scott Jervis and Brad Carter. Donut relay: Brad Carter, Scott Jervis. Soccer relay: Saturday, July 23 LAts�nClHfnlGulQrn1L Perth county council approves $300 land fee THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 20, 1983 AY Perth County Council, despite some opposition from its members, has approved a 5300 land division application fee by a 21 to 10 vote. The fee was approved at county council' s July 14 session its part of the overall changes to the Planning Act, The feel will come into effect on Aug 1 and is an increase over the current fee of 5100 for an application which is turned down and 5150 for an approved application. Ellice Township Reeve Fred Knecthel termed the increase 'outrageous". South Easthope township Reeve Amos Gerber agreed, stating an increase'from 5100 to 5300 "is going too far". Elnia Township Reeve Glynn Coghlin, who voted in favor of the increase, pointed out it costs 5296 per application to operate the land division committee. "The one that is benefitting from the severance should pay." said Reeve Coghlin. County pays for library service • ***aM ***,-***9k' ***. *. * ' r tQUEE�V�S.*� (-STAG---N , Stag * * HOTEL for • *;* SEAFORTH * LARRY * Entertalrtmnnt * DALTON c,* - Wed. Thuds. Frl. Friday, * t WHITE ' * * L • July 29 * FROST * *******41-�Ilt * Next Week * *Wed. - Sat. • NIGEL • CROOK * * * Tues. Night. *LADIES NIGHT* * Happy Hour * * 4;,p-6:00 * 's N Cover * .fir **-11t-***4It dr Reeve Gerber questioned the 5296 figure asking if it is the cost of operating the land" division committe e or the cost of a sexerance. "Is that including sending the committee to conventions?" asked Reeve Gerber. The South Easthope Township reeve was told the figure includes sending the commit- tee to conventions, but does not include the cost of the planning department's work on land severances. Reeve Gerber didn't disagree with the educational opportunities of conventions but he said they benefit the whole county, not just the person seeking a, land severance. "The fees have been too - I gue s the word would be 'cheap' - up till this point," said Blanshard Reeve Ron Denham, Recognizing that the fee increase is "quite a jump", Reeve Coghlin said "the 5300 isn't going to near cover the costs of the planning department. The taxpayer still is picking up some of the tab." GRANT LOVE Friday, July 22, for For more information call 236-4625 ,Ask forEry --rinmniTtevens DISO JOCKEY SERVICE Country Gold & Rock 'n' Roll= DISCO, POLKAS, WALTZES GOOD RECORDED MUSIC FOR WEDDINGS. DANCES. ANNIVERSARIES, PARTIES. ETC: ETHEL, ONTARIO BRUSSELS — 887-6159 - EVENINGS County council will foot the bit ontinue a county -wide plib ry courier service in Perth. Council is still waiting for a reply from the Ministry of Citizenship and Culture re- garding a request for a 519,000 grant to operate a courier system. Having received no word to date from the Ministry. coun- ty council agreed at its July 14 meeting to continue with the present courier system. - The cost to the county is expected to be in the neigh- bourhood of 51.000 to 51,500 for the rest of the year. Earlier in the year council had agreed to pay 51,500 for the courier service uttril word was received on the 519,000. DILIVZ Ilif TINMATIRII CLINTON 109 S)CZCIR OTIIILZT 402-7030 NOW PLAYING: LAST NIGHT THURSDAY, JULY 21 k"Flashdance" "Raiders of the lost Ark" FRIDAY, JULY 22 TO THURS., JULY 28 (CLOSED MONDAY NIGHT) STARTING AUGR lslt WE'LL HAVE NEW PIZZA COUPONS! $ave 10 coupons for 55 credit on any pizza purchase. Chris Smith's team. Picking up chips: Angie Jervis, Cathy Laverty, Chris Smith. New babies, were Craig Jervis. Lee Nesbitt and Joey McGrath. Anniversary closest to pic- nic: Larry and Dianne Mc- Grath. Family coming the furthest: Bill and Mary Anne McGrath. Couple with most children: Ann and Ken Wil- liamson. Lady with most rings on: Ina McGrath. Man , weighing the most: George Nesbitt. A business period followed supper with the folloilving committee formed for next year: President -Ron William- son; Vice -President - Ken Laverty; Secretary - Sharon Mitchell; Treasurer - Russell Jervis; Sports - Mary Anne McGrath and Shirley Laverty. Mummy does soft- shoe routine in play ames Saar and Joey Mill- e musical spoof THE RE- T N OF THE CURSE OF T E MUMMY'S REVENGE is anything but a cursed production. In fact, it promi- ses to become the hit of the season in a very short time. THE RETURN OF THE CURSE OF THE MUMMY'S REVENGE hearkens back 4002 years ago to the forbid- den love of the Princess Ankara for her slave Kharum. Ankara's suicide and Khar- um's execution end their passion but Kharum is cursed and doomed to guard his princess' hidden tomb and to protect her from desecration. Such is the background that archaeologist Pinkerton and his faithful guide Jeff Stancer face when they begin their search for Ankara's remains. This search and the 25th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Your presence Is your gift. for further information call.... _ 262-5659 or 235-0126 - r WHITE'S ROOFING & GEN. CONST. * Roofing * Siding * Barns, sheds and additions SAVE 8 PIZZA TRAIN COUPONS REDEEM FOR 8 SLICE -3 ITEM PIZZA VALUE -1 COUPON MI1111al E 10 PIZZA TRAIN COUPONS REDEEM FOR 15.00 CREDIT ON ANY PIZZA PURCHASE (g) VarikIN OLD NEW Id coupons are redeemable for 1 new coupon Sun. -Mon. -11 a.m. -11 p.m. Tues.-Thurs.-11 a.m. -12 a.m. Fri. -Sat. -11 a.m. - 2 a.m. 'Thank you for your co-operation * Exterior and Interior Painting * Renovations R.R. 4 Brussels, Ont. NOG 1HO Phone: 887-6432 discovery of both the tomb and the curse are what THE RETURN OF THE CURSE OF THE MUMMY'S RE- VENGE is all about. And it's hilarious. All you have to visualize is a mummy doing a soft-shoe routine or a great white hunter summoning forth all his machismo to step on a spider and you'll have a bit of an idea of the machinations that take place in Huron Country Playhouse's new PLAYHOUSE 11 stage. Tickets for THE RETURN OF CURSE OF THE MUM- MY'S REVENGE are now on in Grand Bend, London. Exeter, Goderich. Strathroy and Sarnia for 56.50 each. The show runs in rep with 18 WHEELS and EIGHT TO THE BAR until September 3. WED.-THURS. LAST 2 DAYS FOR SHOW AT7&Imo9 John Travolta thYrnI LIVE 4 STARTS FRIDAY 2 SHOWS NIGHTLY 7 8 9:15 ALEXANDER SALKIND...,, CHRISTOPHER REEVE • RICHARD PRYOR r PARENTak`1 �DDIDANCE Pgi©pil@ 1• MCGHLL — V1SSER Bedford and Lois Dungey of Sarnia are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter Brenda Eileen Visser to Ronald Clayton McGill, son of John (Hank) and Dorothy McGill of R.R. #6, Forest. The wedding took olace July 2 at the Church of Christ in Sarnia. The bride's sister Bonnie Dungey was maid of honour, and brother of the groom Jim McGill was best man. The ringbearers for the double ring ceremony were Melissa and Jeremy Visser. Guests attended from Seaforth, Blyth, Toronto, Warwick, Corunna, Forest and Sarnia. The couple will reside in Corunna. ' EATON — PELLETTIER Mr. and Mrs. Albert V. Pellettier announce the marriage of their daughter, Catherine Anne to Larry Evan Eaton, son of Mt. and Mrs. Walter Eaton of Seaforth. on Friday, .July IS. 1983 in Toronto. Ontario. A wedding dinner and reception was held at Sutton Place, Hotel -Toronto. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thompson were cousins of Esther Thompson, Mr. and Mrs• Ed Hibberts from Paris and Mr. 'and Mrs. Chane--Flett and George Howcss froi,, Wingham. • - Eileen Townsend, of RR3 Seaforth, was the winner of a rcyde at the Canadian national championships at Hully G y last weekend. She won by guessing the combined price of three motorcycles. aryl Motrey of Seaforth, a student at the University of or, is in charge of Operation Identification in Clinton summer. A story on the front page of the Clinton News Record, with a photo of Cheryl. outlines the program in which Clinton police loan residents engraving tools to mark valuables. MCI - A Drive -In BOX OFFICE OPENS 0,30 CHILDREN UNDER 14 FREE WED.-THURS. LAST 2 DAIF3IVR 2ND FEATURE THF MAN WITH 2 BRAINS 1 i APPEARING: Seaforth & District Community Centres DATE: July 22, 1983 TIME: 9:00 - 1:00 a.m. STARTS FRIDAY TAINXIar•r.• Imixt,Illsv,o41 d.re4 nrr.nvr M 1111 ,nwl\a gonna n.11 him le• I q,ll rrel 11141.1..14,141111 SEE THESE 2 GREAT DANCE MUSICALS TOGETHER Available from TICKETS: $5.00 OPTIMISTS or COMMUNITY CENTRES BOOSTER CLUB BAR OPENS AT 7:00 • MhnT , ,din S1RYIll t III.IUE COARSE LANGUAGE Proceeds for Community Projects Ave 50(5-60'edlirsico4tgt'Acfiest 1