The Huron Expositor, 1978-03-09, Page 17100F OFFICERS The officers of the Brucefield Lodge in-its 100th yearare these
gentlemen, shown at last week's anniversary party. From left are - Noble Grand,
, Wallace Jacksonv-ViCe-Grand, Robert taldwell; 'Recordifig Secretary , William
Taylor; Treasurer, John Moffat
(Photo by Oke)
People honie from Hawaii
•
Mr. Alex Munn underwent
surgery in. St. Joseph's. Hospital,
London..
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Lavery
and Mr. and Mrs. George Beer
returned home after holidaying in
Florida.
World'Day of Prayer '
The World Day of Prayer was
held in the He nsall' United Church
on Friday afternoon when Mrs.
Van Essen of Exeter discussed
the theme ."Community Spirit in
Modern Living". Mrs. Van Essen
was introdeced and thanked by.
Mrs. ee Beck, the preeident of
Chiselhurst U.C.W. Mrs. J.
Brintnell led 'in part of the service
with Mrs. Rosa: Harris reading
the Scripture. Mrs. Ted Roberts
and Mrs.( Rev.) Anderson took
part for St. Paul's Anglican
Church. Mrs. Hervey Hyde and
Mrs. Don Volland took part for
the Presbyterian Ceurch. Mr-.
Roger Vcnner and Mrs. ck
Rebekahs
plan euchre
Mrs. Maggie Campbell, Noble
Grand presided at the regular
meeting of Amber , Rebekah
Lodge' • #349 on Wednesday -
evening assisted by Mrs.
VVreatha Gregg;. Vice- -Grape.
Mrs. Aldeen Volland R.S.V.G.
repOrted for the visiting
committee. Mrs, porothy
Corbett, Treasurer, reported the
Finances. The C,IeT. committee
are holding a euchre party in the
lower hall on Thursday, March
9th at 8:30 p.m. The "speak-off"
for the Yo,uth's to the United
Nations was. postponed until
March 10th and will be held in
Clinton Public, School. Note the
change of date and the Public
School. A donation was voted to
"The President's Project" .
Arrangements were made for a
"Dessert Euchre" to be held 'in
the lower.ball learch 22nd et 1:30
p.n't. Birthday greetings were
extended to Wieatha Gregg and
Estella Jackson,
Following the meeting a
Penny Seale Was held and a social
hour-enjoyed when refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Anita Bengovh, who
had the misfohune to fall, is a
patient in Soutb Huron Hospital,
Exeter.
•
The second meeting of the
Egmondville 4-H club was held on
March 6th. The six.. members.
decided on the name Quilting
Queens.
The leaders went ' over the
information on quilting and then
member's started eareptes.._They,
'looked at the pictures and
patterns of knit and crechet
articles and discussedthe home
assignment.
• Adventures of Being Coin;
Darlene Moore, Egmondville,
Troubles itr Presenting a Speech':
and Barbara Sloan 9, R.R.#5,
Seaforth, My First Experience
Skiing.
Other contestants in the senior
division tve.te.: _Anne-Marie Kelly --
12, Dublin,' who spoke on
Cfiticism; Wilma Van Dyk 13,'
R.R.#4' Seaforth, Babysitting; -
ARNOLD J. STINNISSEN
LIFE — and Mprtgage Institance Plans
Income Tax Dednetable Registered
Retirement Slivingellans and Annuities.
irieome Averaging Annuities
Ash for our new Flexible
Preadmit'ILR.S.P.
_itv,pREsENTING—
'gun Life Assurance
Company.of Canada
. for 19 years:
Te e5//441.0,.
117
CODERIC4ST. EAST
SEAEORTH
rt
•
JE
L
WELLER
IMITED
•nt0 atrxiltar in Flair
Flair
1ntoduerd
1955
Lrilani
Introduced
1960
Springtime
Introdured
1957
Daffodil Petit Love
Introduced Introduced
1950, 1937
*IirTT; "ITT' ..... .etrenrette- = eieleettre • tr= ..
1847 Rogers Bros, Silverp/ate
- 1847 Rogers Bros. Siluerplalt 9. LD PATTERN
..e
By popular demand!!! these grand old patterns of yesteryear will
once again be available to you f a limited time,
A wonderful opportunity •to fill in, ,add o, or obtain a complete
service in these cherished of atterns.
Place your order here before April 15 and your made-to-order,
silverplate will be ready for you b Oct. 31,1978. •
Renowned for Quality Sin& 1950
I▪ tututuiliniwitfluatuu th m.lio rnolo.nwhol000matot,0000louotolopotoloolollidiamoi Hm n,rotlanuoNlu ,mttlroolutioiffl umoiow
I tri) Heritage 'IricCatladlan ounred CoSfpomf of Silorrinollis
MAIN STREET SEA PO R1-14
1_111000,,HT., Tr.1•41•ffint m %an
ils,to
„
16.50
ITEMS itV A 11.kB1.1.: •
DINNER 4:0I - 141:r RITTER s'
ksirp. 04 )',. S1'8E4411
$11,00 05.90 $6.54 _
%MAD
Pah
15.50
1/INSir
VON k
$6.50
DO
ELP
COME TO'OUR
corama
fight
MARCH 23rd,
8 p.m.
Robert L. . Plumsteel Interiors -in
Siaforth will be celebrating their 1st
Anniversary on March 23rd, 24th and
25th. The celebration starts off with a
DECORAMA NIGHT on March 23rd at
8 P.M.
The Decorama features a night
of decorating ideas, inciiuding, a
slide presentation of , room
settings, information on paint,
wallpaper and floor coverings
and a special lUn'ch will be
served to all those who plan to
attend. If you plan to attend
please notify us at 527-1390.
1 ".er104.2Weal
" ••eeeee
Robert L. Phunsted
Interiors
FINE PURNI,TURE • CARPETS • PAINTS • WALLCOVERINbS • DRAPERIES elk
ET SOUTH SEAPORT% Mane • Rulant'is 15141 527.0902 Rome15141S21.60%2
ipn
elect
Rena euldwell
'262-5935
The two nice leaders who teach
the 4-H club of Kippen 1 are Mrs,
Hoggarth ,and Mrs. Finlayson.
Members sure appreciate "thi-in.
• taking that time when they know
that they could be doing some-
thing else.
We started January 28 with ten
,members in the club. The name of
the project is "Focus on Living".
Out President is Julie 'Wright,
'Vice President, Jenet Shankf,
Secretary-Floating, Public
Relations Janet Shankf.
The. , Agriculture meeting of
Kippen East W.I. will be held on
• March 15 at 8:30 p.m. in the
Legion Hall, Hensall. Mrs. Hugh
Parsons and Mrs. Robert Bell are
• hostesses. Mrs. Vern . Alderdice
and Mrs, Dave Triebner are, iii
charge- of lunch. Mrs.' M.
Connolly has a contest. The Roll
Cell is "Farm 'Safety". The
speaker will be a' surprise: •
the South.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Alex Mc urtrie
have-returned from boll ying In
Mexico.r
4-11-Cliib Chooses Name
The second meeting of Kippen
2 was held at the !write of Mrs. S.
Wilson on Monday evening. The
Club opened with the :4-H pledge
after which 16 members
answered the roll call by naming a
quilted article around 'the home,
telling whether it was hemmed,'
machine stitched, or appliqued.
Sherry Dayman read the
minute of the last meeting.
Joanne Dayman was nominated'
Secretary for the next meeting.
Kippen 2 - decided to call
themselves, "The Busy
Boddies". The hobby meeting
was discussed and finalized, Mrs.
Roberts told about knitting and
quilting with samples being
demonstrated.
The. members pieced their
squares in preparation for
- date.. . . quilting.
MRS. MILTON LAVERY
Mrs. Milton Lavery , the former
Mae. Bernice Harris, of Hdnsall,
died at the Queenswey Nursing
Home. Hensall, February 27th ,
1978 in her 63rd year. Surviving
is her husband, Milton J. Lavery,
Hensel!: sons Gordon Lavery. -•
Zurich; Robert Lavery , Hensel':
Alvin Lavery, LonklOn; and Sharon •
(Mrs. Charles Doxtator) of
Hensall, and sister Mrs. Sidney
(Pearl) Pullman, London,
Predeceased by two brothers.
Also surviving are six grand-
children.
Funeral service was held from
the Bonthron Funeral Home on
Thureday, Weal 2nd, 1978 'at 2
p.m. with Rev, Don • beck,
officiating. Temporary
entombment in Hensall Union
Mausoleutn. Burial will take ,
place in StaffaCemetery at a later
Correspondent
Mary Chessell
482-9969
Florence Elliotteis 'home after
spending tin weeks witeeeter etee
Ross and family of New ,Liskeard,
and a week with Bruce and family
of Aurora.
Grant and Elva .Webster and
Lloyd. and Nora Heard. returned
late Wednesday from a vacation
in Hawaii. They stayed at Waikiki
Beach and toured the areas where
the pineapple and sugarcane
plantations are. boat cruise'
took them past the b'.aptiful Pearl
Harbour Menear .The
Websters visited Parke/
Ranch on Black Island (Hawaii),
which is the largest cattle ranch in
the world. On the same day,' the
Heards enjoyed an air arid,ground
tour of all the main islands. They
were in ,Los Apgeles on the-return
trip 'when the DC-10 crashed on
the runway during take-off for
HaWaiieand were'delayed an hour
eifethe-accidene.
Rev. and Mrs... Alex ;Taylor
greatly enjoyed their holiday in
.Florida, Where they experienced
pleasantly warm weather, but
little • sunshine until the last
weekend. Those three-wheelers
they ride down there will really•
throw you, eh, Sandy?
Charles and Bernice' R ide and
Gordon and Lorna Johnsten have
Obituary
. . . .
.returned from a two-week , the theme , "Community 'Spirit in
vacation in the Caribbean. They Modern, Living".
flew to the Barbados, and were Mrs. Van Essen said that while
visited by Bill and Eleanor McAsh there are many people, weo 'do
After they boarded their sfee,,,,ehe l eeigoott•epmtnurn,tyteyork, -Kristian
;limiter, for• a• week-long cruise. women have siemething special to
They stopped, at such pieces as offer to the community. Intheir
Martinicre, aCuracao, Caracas involvement. with the people
(Vere.) Trini ad and Grenada, and around • them, they must
vent on tou o several of them. remember to proclaim their faith
The second w ek was spent in some way. She recommended
relaxing in the Barbados'. - k, the second chapter of,Philippians
Day of Prayer as..„ an, excellent .guideline for
Mrs. H. Van Essen of Exeter community living.
was the theme speaker for the Oeretc,line Eckel led the prayer
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gemmel'
are holidaying in the South.
__Mx_ and. Mrs- Gayle _Cooper
and Family, London, visited with
Mr. and , Mrs. Vivan Cooper
, recently.
Mrs.'. James Drummond is
holidaying in Florida.
The U.CeW. of St. 'Andrews
Church. Kippen, . attended the
World's Day of Prayer in
Brucefield Church.
Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson
d from' h lid ih have returne ma o ay
....
World Day of, Prayer service, e'sereice, and a 4rio comprising of
which was held in Goshen for the Elva Peck; Linda. LInfield .and
ladies of the Varna-Goshen Noreen Hayter sang "Don't
charge. Canadian women Forget to Pray". Following the
prepared this year's service en service, the groups separated to
conduct their business. A, dessert
euchre is planned for Wednesday
afternoon, April • 19. ".The April
'programme committee has
invited„Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Erb
to show pictures and speak to the
members about their trip to 'visit'
their -daughter iii Afghanistan.
Lunch and an enfoyable social
time followed the meeting.
•-
Kippen
visits
were in charge of the part for the'
United Church! Uniffoue Meets
Unit Four of Hensall U.C,W ,
held their 'monthly meeting on
Thursday, March 2nd with fifteen
members" present. Mrs. J.
McAllister 'presided and, opened
the -meeting with reading from
the Upper Room entitled "All Joy
Be Yours"' . The ..devotional was
given by Mes. Gladys Coleman
from Metthewei Verses 27, 28, 29
concerning the coming of Easter.
Mrs. Wm. Rogerson had the
study book • on the Ca rribbean
and spoke about the Island of
Puerto Rico, Mrs. Britton and
Mrs: Luther sang a duet evitheArse
Micky.: at the piano. Forty-four S
visits were made to the sick. and
shut-ins during February. Mrs. L.
-P-u'dy and her committee servede
lench.
EgtnOrldvi lie Hockey
ReaRns#1teBruMceefi
eEi dsrt \ a
Wilso 12,
ethel
arch
toboogans
-The Olds Club, the senior Boys
Club a,ntethe junior Boys Club of .
Beteel BibleCburch teamedeup
far a tobogganing party at Dodds
Hills last. Saturday; Over .50
eeiung folk enjoyed a 'couple of
hotiVs the snowy hills and then
returned to the church for a hot
chocolate drink.
Leaders of the three groups:
Mrs, Wm.Ferguson, Ms
Eunice Doer& Ferguson,
Wm. Embling, Ken McCowan
Jr., and John 'Blanchdrd thanked',
the perents and friends who drove
theircatSto get the crow d of young
folks to the hills and home again
safely.
Bethel Bible Church will host a
sacred octet of young people from
Prairie Bible Institute, Alberta,
on Thursday, Ma y .18, This will
be an evening of saer$0 song and
instrumental music.
Linda" an Dyk of R.R.II4
Seaforth won 'first place in the
-junior division over nine other
contestants in the public speaking
contest Thursday sponsored by
the Seaforth Branch of Royal
Canadi'an Legion.
The ten-year old student at St.
James School; Seaforth, spoke on
In the Snow.
• Placing second • MA'S Sandra
' Hunt of RR#4 Walton. A ten-year
old student at Seaforth Public
School, Sandra chose "Eskimos"
as her subject. • _
Topping the 10 speakers in the
senior division was Phillip
-Vandervalle of R.R.#2 Dublin; A
student • at . St, Patrick's School
Dublin, 10-year old Phillip wear-
ing spectacles spoke on
Glasses".
In second place, was' ., ,Brecc,,
Merton', a 12 - year student at
Seaforth Public School, who' chose
bis dog Sable as his subject.
Linda and Phillip :went on to
speak at ehe Zone C finalS' at
Goderich Saturday afternoon.
Judges were Cal Caldwell, a
teacher at Seaforth District High -
School, Miss Donelda Adams a
teacher at Clinton Public' School'
and 'Mrs. Barbara elketThedee
eaforth, a former secondary
acher._ Yr Other speakere in the junior
division were: Jim Gaffney 11, of
Dublin speaking, on Snow-
mobiling; Pauline Murray 11,
Dublin, My Cat Calico; Tracey
Wright If Seaforth, How
. to 'Create a Speech; David
McLIewain, 10, Seaforth, What
Van Dyk wins public
asking contest -
-.r.
Important Notice
,19784,-
Rob Core, Egmondville, Growing
Up:. Marion l3-tiriee--14,. Rele, #4 -
Walton,- • Elementary' School
Years; Barry Turner 12, R.R.#4
Seaforth, 'Stapleton Salt Works;
Patty Coleman 12, R.R.#4
Seaforth, Alcoholism; Rob Lane
12, St. Columban, Golfing, and
Denise Duecharme 13, R.R.#2,
Dublin, Alcoholisne
To
PROPERTY-OWNERS
& BUSINESSES
Within
THE VILLAGE
OF HENSALL
TOP SPEAKERS — Linda VanDyk was top junior pulatic . speaker and • Philip
Vandewalle top senior, at the Seafprth'Legion'S annual public speaking contest.
Presenting them with' their prizes are Legionnaires George Miller, left and Jack
Eisler. (Photo by Oka)
SHIPPER
too
UNITED CO-OPERATIVE
OF ONTARIO.
LIVESTOCK
DEPARTMENT
TORONTO
Ship your livestock
with
MIKE DOYLE
Tuesday is Shipping Day
From Dublin
CALL DUBLIN 345-2656
ZURICH 236-4088
'Interim Tax-Bills will be mailed On or before
March 17,.1978, payable 'in two instalments
on (March 31 and June 15,'1978.
' This tax billing represents the equivalent of
60 mills on- your real property assessment
and business assessment or approxirojately
50% of your 1977 Realty and Business Tax
Payment.
As ;an example
If your real property assessment is. 1000,
multiply this amountby .060 to' calculale the
interim tax bill and divide by 2 to calculate
the amount of •each instalment.
1000
x.060
60.00 12 instalments of $30.00)
Your interim instalment payments will be
shown as a CREDIT on your. FINAL TAX
NOTICE.
Elizabeth A. Oke
Clerk-Treasurer,
Tax CoileCtor