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The Huron Expositor, 1979-04-19, Page 24.0 AP • it., 24— THE .H1,),R014 EXPQSITORI APRU 19. 1979 Henson Couple from FIc fanlily for Easte CorreSpOndent MX$. BETHA Mae,OREGOR 262-202S Mr. and Mrs. Don Avery of Deerfield 'Beach. Florida went Eagerweekend with the Latter's parents M. and Mrs. Joe Flynn and also with Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Flynn and famil). Mrs, Blanche Chapman of London, visited an the week- end with her brother -in -lass - and sister Mr. and. Mrs. Jack Corbett. Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Hol- land ,Owen and Michael ,of Clinton were EaSter visitors with Mr.' and Mrs. James • sangster and Brad. Mrs. Edgar Munn retu6- • ed home after visiting with • Miss M. Swan and Mrs. Ham in Brucefield. • Mr. and Mrs. Man Busche • and daughters of Dorchester were week.end visitors with Mrs. Busche's parents Mr. and Mrs, Bert Horton. Miss Dorothy Farquhar, •London. and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Farquhar. Toronte spent Easter 'with their mother Mrs. Emma Farquhar. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bel- lalnY spent the week -end with relatives in Owen Sound 'Mr. and Mrs, Don ti.faeLar en. Jodi and Brook Oakville were week -end visi- tors with Mrs. BerthaMac • Gregor. • Mr. and Mr. Jeff Raeburn of London were .Easter,ivisi. tors with their parents Mr• . and Mrs. N. Slade and Mr. and -.MrS. Robert: Raebtirri. Easter visitors with Mrs. • alondrnamrC5hapemrcvn ere Mr. • man • Michelle.and Tina of Forest, -• . • Mr, Gerry Chapman OPP, Mrs. Chapman. Lisa and • L,eanne Burlington,Mr. and Mrs. Don MaeLaren, Jodi and Brooke, Oakville. EASTER SERVICES Rev. K. Knight conducted Easter service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sun- day speaking on the subject '4The Ressurection and • Love's reward." The Junior • Choir sang "Come Christ- ians,Join to Sing" and the Senior choir sang "Christ Arose ' ' Mrs. 'R. Taylor presi- ded at the organ. A number of Past Noble • Qrands of Amber Rebekah • Lodge attended the District •'meeting held in Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge Seaforth on Wednesday. • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bea- ver and of Brantfo d familyr• ere recent visitors with • Mrs. Edith Bell and Sylvia. • Ivirs. Annie Noakes return- ed after visiting with her grandson and •Granddaugh- ter Mr. and Mrs. Gary NoakeS at Lambeth. • ror, and rs. :Jack Corbett and Mr. and Mrs. Al Corbett and fancily were gnesis Qfl Easter Sunday with Mr. and WS. Robert Chaff e and fanily at Mr. and Mrs, Rose Corbett -and Mrs. Ruth Taylor of Clinton and Miss Pat Taylor. London. 'sisited; over Easter with Mr- and Mrs. Norris Taylor and family at Ki1wor thy, and also with -Mr. and Mrs, Fred Preston at Sun. ridge. hleen Rannie returned boiii1.1 after spending Easter M Kitchener. QUEENSWAY VISITORSi • Easter sisitOrs,-,at Queens - r . A t viSit.S weekend way Nursing; Home were Mrs. Ruth Durand,' Nancy and Susan Nisitedr .the for- mers ;mother Mrs. Nell Ko-ndrick. Mrs Pearl Errat isited her hu',boricl Russell; Mrs. Purdy sisited her husband Len Purdy. Helen, •Joan and Jean Kletnke viSited 'Nelson. LOW lon.Cliester Dunn visited his sister •Mrs. Ver ,.• I anonie, ViSitors with 'virs•• Lucille Weurth were her sons Itt.g and Ray Weurth and Bill and Alma Swartz, Les Mitchell, Barbara and Robert Mitchell' visited Lou- ise Mitchell. c • Mrs: Rota Pfaff, Exeter and Harvey Pfaff visited Hens:all.UCW . . . •.. , . , • . ., . , . .. , . , , ,, : , . . . . . . . ... Unit two of Hensall United Church held, a fun night on Monday, April 9 in the Fellowship Hall. To start the evening, a pot- luck supper was held follow- ed by various paper, gues- sing games and, a Silent Auction. • Mrs. Mona Alderdice chaired the meeting and 11 •m mbers answered the roll call by saying whether they had cleaned their windows since last Friday's storm - none had. Dianne Gersten-, • korn • gave a hu airmails reading, "Fat Fanny's new. slacks". During the busi, ness„ arrangements were made regarding the visit of the Stratford Boys' Choir On • April 22, • the Barbeque on April 25 and the gathering on April '79 • - An invitation was received from, Zurich 11,<" to visit with Auction money, is to go theni on May 3; a thank -you towards the bale for Angola. note was read from Jean • VVaring ancl a bus trm to the has been 4 patient in Urns er- United' Church headquarter •sity Hospital, London, has •is being arranged for June now returned home, 13.• H E 't rs ensa s as er o Horace Pfaff. Bar and Hea- ther Doughert. of Exeter i'Sged the fortner*s mother. Mrs. Irene lialbfleisch. Mr. And Mrs. • Gordon Whilhelm visaed Mrs. Edna Houn. Thursda, snip the First Hons,41 R mer pack Nish ed the Kunc,...nd tr, ated the sident-. ith fiastPt 'baskets thc% hail, made. The Ladies' of Carmel, Presbyterian Chiircii •entor- wined the residents with Bingo and Music on Monday. • Rev. Forsythe of Exeter conducted worship on Taes, day accompanied by Louise Mitchell at the piano. The; high Bowling Score wit's Nea Regan tt ith108 score. night All read aloud the purpose of the United Church Women and then Mrs, Hilda • Payne gave the devotional en s ho ef o the t le me sage t rn Easter Story. The • meeting closed with the Mapah Jack's Jot BY-1AM RIDDELL, M.P.P.' voorw. the Pros incial Budget was the big new s this week. Although most of the t4X increases introduced, appear comparatively' small in themselves, they collec- tive]) 'increase the problems of the average consumer, already hard hit by inflation. Gasoline tax is increased about 2 Cents a gallon. TaN on diesel, and aviation fuel is also increased, and for' the Orst time, fuel used by tieket prices. railways will be taxed. w hich may well lead to higher train On July 1st, Ontario Health Insurance Plan "pre- miums will be raised. el- fective for the October bene. fit period. Single rate will its from $19 to S20 a month: family rate will rise from 538 to 540 a month. Increaed gasoline and fuel taxes will raise an extra $19 and OH1P pre minins another 540 in pro- vincial revenues. Cigarette tax is up to 24 cents' (from 22 cents) on a package of 20, and taxes on Hensall (G5ntinued from Page 17) God's love in each. other. Tell your friends of the Resurrec- Benediction. • The Silent • tion, of the peace the Christ . • Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gagne and family and Mrs. Annie Gagne of New Liskeard spent the Easter weekend with Mr. and Mrs.k rn and • 'Mrs. Ross -McMillan, Wat- erloo, spent Thursday of Iasi week with her mother, Mrs. • Laird Mickie, . • . . • Mr. and Mrs. C. •R. • MacGillewray of Embro, visi- ted on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oesch. • Mr. and Mrs. John •Skea, junior, Colin and Karen of Milton and Mr, and Mrs, Randy Mason and Andrew of London visited' with Mr. and Mrs John' Skea, senior over: the weekend. Charles Mickle, Hatnilton, SpQnt the Easter weekend with his mother Mrs. Laird • Mrs, Fran Cowan and Mrs. Phyllis Hughes of Prin- ce Edward Island and Donald Cowan of River, Alberta visited with Mr, and Mrs. Jack Smith recdntly. • • • • Family visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hyde over Easter were Mr. and MrS. • Fr O • Hyde and family of • Ottawa. •m r. and Mrs. Jim Hyde and family of Bramp-. ton, Miss Margaret Hyde of London and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hyde and family of Huron Park.• , Mr. and Mrs. • Wayne Payne of London visited with Mrs, John Alexander and family and with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Payne over the Eager weekend. • • • • • • offers, of the security that . Jesus is with us always, of the hope of eternal life, of the Joy service and of the salvation that Christ • gives • fully. This is the: Easter message. , Mrs, Kay Elder gave an cigarf? and most pipe tobac- cos are also up slightly. for the .first time. basic cable 1\ service and, telecommunio- tion sell ices are subject to retail sales tax, Whiell wili add about 50 cents a month to the average cable TV bill. Land transfer tax is in, creased by '33% and the general rate for corporation income tax is increased to 14front .13%. Howev,..r, manufacturing and. proces- sing industrieS, and mining,. logging. farming and fishing operations are exempt from the inerease. A 24 ,pack of hot will cog 10e extra. (58.40 including • deposit). and mark-ups on domestic liquor and wine will be raised, adding 20e to the cost of a 25 oz. bottle of liquor Dr a 2(i oz. bottle of wine. • 'Some time this year. ,the government will •announce increases for various pro- vincial fees and licences. The good news is that the 711 retail sales, tax on all can dy, confections and soft drinks priced at 49e•or less is eliminated,' and .,the 10% entertainment, tax .will apply o ni.ket prices of 53-0 instead of $3.00 as of July 1st,• Sales tax has been removed from- fabrics and clothing. patterns, as well as smoke alarms for home use, aircraft and aircraft .parts purchased by carriers licensed ,provide com- 'niacin1 transiliortation, and materials bought by • individuals to build their sown solar heating systems Will be • eligible far a rebate of the sales tax. up to a maximum interesting study of Christian women. Ltee Taa' ()Mtg. vVho.' •• became first woman lawyer was active and prices Ingher. Fat cattle', steers, 579.50 - S86.50,*top to 588.25; heifers 575.50 -585.50, top to 587.50 Pigs; insufhcient t� pr cc. • Kinettess plan sale The Hensall and, District • Kinettes held. their April • meeting at the home of 'Sharon Fink with , all • members present. The • main item ot business was arranging for the Rummage Sale which is to be held at the • Arena on the evening of May 3. Please phone Sharon Fink at 262-3334 for pick up until 4 p.rn. May 3, The Kinnettes also visited 25 Shut-ins leav- • ing plants with them, for Easter, • Supply consisted mainly of heifers and steers at the HensallSalei Barn; .demand .NOwIsthe tittle• . ltloitfer yoiti r S P ri: .0 1 '....• ..., VLt) —r.es1, ' '-::,..,4,.- -.00.:4":.„ej: ". jilt...4 ,i;',N..• , requirements lit Bagged or Bulk forth • • OPNOTCHr ha's purchased a sprelider • • truck Strthat.we can. Offer a more efficient service to Our cuStomers. • We can spread your fertilizer for you or transfer it to your gravity box, truck, etc, • An adequate supply of seed grain, grass seed and seed corn is available Seaforth • 527-1910 of her country of Korea, She slaglehandedly, set up what has become the Korean • Legal Aid Centre ter Family elations In Soeul. Under- ' Iving,bet work, was the belief that, as .chtldren of God. women should 'n% have to• • stiffer because of traditiOnal attitudes and practicds. Annie, Jaiggi of Ghana, • became a teacher and then, • after six years., studied law in Britain and then rewrite dto her native Gold Coast. She was firSt'svoritan admitted to the bar in her country. She worked her way up to magistrate, udgc and finally • Supreme court Justice. She has been recognized as •a champion for the rights of wornett. Highlights Of human • relations in Pakistan and Iran , were also given.. • ,--Stiec5..ssion and gift taxes are cHminated; effective . Midnight on April •10th. The sales tax will be take -n off :kitchen' machinery and restaurant. equipment, at :least until March 31st, 1981. • Pruchise,S of furniture • for use in •tourist accommodation ' also Will be exempt f�r the same period. The' budget extends the present salestax exemption •en rates Ontirio• tourist , accommodation until 1981. Also the top .mining tax' rate,will be cut from 40 to.30 • per • cent, and • the basic • exemption from mining tax • raised friim the first $100,000 to the firSt. '5200.000 'Of • pining prolitS • Criticising the Provincial Budget. •, Liberal • Finance David .Peterson; 'MPP (London Centre-) Centre-) said: -Overwhelmingly. the tax increases. 'against the . in- dividual !taxpayer are regreS- isiiisc'ere, hasiotstinagr letawo nai inodrunl d ni a. ilaCtnng taxpayers hardest of ly all. In Addition, Owsp• tax falationary, simply in- creasing costs for On. SURICES, so that this gover- rhiungieentdceabni4c0,,ntniQn‘uve ttontgilnicinuge almost $3,000 for every • worker in • Ontario, "Supposedly, the Budget is designe,d to z 1- Help create More jobs - yet during the coming year fewer jobs will be created than last year« 2. provide 'incentives for economic growth .4 small • business development - yet during the coming year real. • growth will be less than in • preceding years; 3. Continue respotisihle management, of provincial spending, thereby helping to contain, inflatiOn - yet most of the tax increases will only contribute to the t ate of inflation 4. reduce the deficit - yet the Treasurer projects the decline in, his deficit on the basis of the assumption that his new venture Capital program will either cost oothing, or costs0 much that he will have to step in • and limit the program".• In. the last half of the past • decade, expenditures on • health, education and other • social programs increased annually by tin 'average of about 11%; while the in, • terest on our public debt has grown by an average ofabout , 20% every year-. It is now costing us 53.8 • million a day to pay the •interest on our debt - 51.388 billion- a year. 9:2% of the • • • Fza7igr Leo FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. SEAFORTH - CAMBRIDGE - AYR -WOODSTOCK Special for • heavy-duty tractor operation... • TWO DISTINCT IH •ENGINE OILS • IH LOW -ASH ENGINE Olt. for'gasolinelovvered industrial, and construction equipment tractors. IH No. 1® ENGINE OIL for heavy- , duty, high-temperature operations • diesel engines are subjectedto. • :Call 527-0120 for our "LOW" "LOW'i prices on oils. 111 SEAFORTH 527-0120 current budget and an increase of 12.69 over iast year. A decade ago, when the present Premier came into office. the Angled debt stood at $4,2 billion. It is now projeeted to be, by the endof the fiscal year, $15.3 billion, an increase of 263%. On 4, per capita basis, • this amounts to an increase 'front SSS/ persOn in 1970-71 to a projection of $1,791 per per- son for this fiscal year r •11 1. • * 101 t' 11, lir Both opposition Parties will be giving responses to the budget next week; in- cluding criticism of ' the Government's propeSed Em- ployment Development fund, for Ontario And the Small! Business Developntent Cor- porations plan, intended, to, be an improvement upon the Venture Investment Cclr- porationS• RegiStration Act of 1977, which, the Government itself admits has: been a -failure. Seatorthl District High :School NIGHT 4CHPOL., 1, offers the following • 5-weekcourses to be held, on - • Tuesday Nights • From 7 to S. p.m. Beginning May ist: IF • TENNIS • , Registration Fee $10. • • CalLthe school at 527-0380 to•enroll novv. If the address label . on the front of your paper Says Feb. 2-1-0-9 or Mar. 2-1,0-9 or, Apr. 2-1-0-9 " Your subscription is DUE N • Hop, skip end jump into the,, • seaSciri:,„ pf 'out4nd-oUt fun! :Spring: ' means;tugged- jeans and :tees; ShOrts andlops, track Shorts,. and tops for boys and girls'..',Play rtiMe with our • good:looks for, kids! Clothing priced for every farnily's budget • arone s Setifotth "Whete shopping is a pleasure" 521.1960 •