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The Huron Expositor, 1978-03-16, Page 13I II 4 . Unit 1 -of liCW oacis THE •Ht) EXPOSITOR, MAR.H 1918-43 about resurrection MARKET lb.1 .29 lb.1.39 lb.-1.39 lb.99' -113.894 11).394 • 113.49' Maple Leaf Sweet Cured COTTAGE ROLL Family Pack PORK CHOPS- Our. own Pure Pork Smoked SAUSAGE Sttire . SI DEd BACON RUM FREEZER SIDE OF BEEF Fully Processed' BEEF PATTIES No Filler or 10 lb. Bags-' • TURKEY WINGS 19 lb. Box TURKEY DRUMSTICKS 10 lb. Box ABBATOIR• HOURS --MON. BEEF SLAUGHTER MON. POlf-at-SLAUGHTER — TUES. Hours for picking tip freezer or custom orders — Tups. Fri.-8 a.m. -6 p.in.4at--8 P-r/I- 1' AL'S HENSALL - ONTARIO Ronitonberg '.Insueonce, Agqncy. INCOME TAX PREPARED Farmers Farmers — Business_men Individuals —At Reasonable Rates = - File early to avoid-the Rush and, delay in refunds [24 Years Experience] NOW , PAVING0 1/ cv /2 /0 Compound and Annually Brussels. Office Open Monkton Office Open Tuesdays & Fridays ' Monday thru Saturday Phone 887-6663 Phone 347,2241 cgrnonchiille Correspondent Carole Geddes • Mrs. Jerry Fraiser and . her ' sister, Mrs. Anna. Brown and her daughter Lorie Bross n and friend from Galt have just returned from, a two week holiday in Florida where they had a ve9, go ti STORE HOURS 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. DAILY Par Your Convenience Sign Up For '1ur Bridal egistry Service We have a Complete Selection of Gifts for the • Bride & Groom including a wide range of CrYStaiS Inquire about our new CHINA BUYER'S ' k'• 1 SERVICE PLACE SETTING OF THE MONTH CLUB INTRODUCING The'-All New" • Nor • ita.kefrelan Line of Fine/China Join the- ,Luck of the -irish SAVE 25% SAVE on this new line from Noritake . Our, .Stpre Policy is to issue an Additional 10% • . Discount if we can't deliver. in 90 days. See Our Selection of Beautiful Rogers & Community Flatware To Complement Your China THE -••••• HOLE Boutique • Brucefieid No. 4 Highway F 41, a Drain approved Hensall council - learned Monday night that the location of. the Black Creek-Mousseau Drain 'had been approVed under the Lakes and Rivers Act. Clerk-treasurer Elizabeth Oke told council that engineers Burns- Ross had created an impact, at the., hearing held in Toronto. ' The hearing in Toronto was in inquiry into a refusal of Hay Township's application for a realignment of part of the„Black Creek-Mousseau Drain; Regarding the drain, ReeVe Harold Knight said he thought Hay Twp • bi-weekly. to get new insurance %far. the P.0 re sal fy was set at $448.46' Th Works Superintendent's Council also set renumoration .C; cpmissioners at $508, per annum. building March. The • Study Book on Jamaica was very ably discussed by Mrs. Ross Riley. The meeting concluded by the Lord's Prayer A._ unison. Refreshments were D _ lor Goshen street in Zurich. work on a • financial itnpactstudy. Brucefield. Kippen picnic would Eileen .Ronnie and Mrs. Ernie necessity because of increased Datars said the new facility is a Reeve Harold Knight told council that he .hid received a be at Hensall Park the last Davis...Mrs. Pearl Koehler arid Mrs. Walker 'Carlile, returned business ins r cent years and the letter from the Ministry of home from an enjoyable two proposed exp nsioin' Of services in • Housing advising him that a& of week's bus trip through Florida,, the future. the end of March, Hensall's grant Mrs. Ellis Stewart has be_en a Future possible expansion in- for plans which ga through Huron , patient in South Huron Hospital, eludes the introduction of auto • County would be cut off. Exeter for the 'past two weeks. insurance. Of the 53 member Roman- Deus, senior planner companies in the Ontario -Mutual with Huron County, has asked for Insurance Association, '13' dam- an extension of the grant till the panies branched out to include end of the year. auto insurance during 1977 and so Hensall was allocated $21,,800. the Stanley Unit. •• gue-St' of honour 'at a largely :far this year. It is expected the - in subsidy monies for their, 1978 Mrs. Jack Corbett and Mr. and attended bridal shower in the remaining companies will follow road expenditure. Gary Maxwell, . Mrs. Leslie Adams of Exeter were Township Hall on'Wednesday suit within the next two years. . road superintendent, said in • Detroit attending the funeral of „evening. •Dianne • Kirton was' Also, 'legislative restrictions are order for them to receive - that their aunt'Mrs. "Evelyn Maier. mistress of ceremonies for the ' in the process of being removed , amount they'vveuld have to spend . .The C,P.T. Committee of • the programme, which. began with a which will enable farm mutual t43,600. He said they had worked .0ddfellow and Rebekah Lodges "Recipe Mr Washday" by Bonnie companies to expand into insur- out a maintenance budget and held a •euchre party on Thursday Roy, .,.Jacquie .Taylor favoured , itig small commercial risks. construction budget to meet that evening. Prize winners Were: with'. several' piano solos, and President Datars continued,, allocation subsidy. Ladies 1 st.,,Mrs. Elizabeth' Riley; Tracy Cayter, did- a tap dance, "Contrary to our usual loss He said that he 'thought they Ladies consolation, Mrs. Joe number: Mavis Turner played'. two expetieneel our major 1COSes. dor- could .seme of the Carter; Gent'slIst, Ross Richard- numbers on the Aecordian,. which ing the year occurred in rural -COnstructieri4nlitey •they have to. son; Gent's Consolation, Eric was almost as big as little. Mavis. dwellings This is of 'prime open up a portion of Oxford Mansfield; Lone Hands, Clarence Evelyn McKinley was the winner concern to all as: it involves not Street Volland: Lucky draw on fruit, of the Floral Wedding contest only financial arid material loss He told council they Could use Mrs. Clarence Volland; 2nd draw, conducted by Mitdred McAsh and but additional risk to. human,life. about $8,000. of the money to get Mrs. RoSs Richardson. Bonnie Roy. A skit "The Grand !' As youth policy holders are the road dug out, get the sanitary Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams of ggening of Donna's Salop" the company. 1 am sure you are sewers put in and to get a good Exeter were recent visitors with provided the audience with a lot well aware of the necessity of road bed put in. .; Mr: and Mrs. Jack Cdrbeit...- of laughs. Girls-taking part in it taking every precaution against He said that •the cost of the U. C, were Brenda and Berrnie DoWsen, such losses" for the benefit of 'all sanitary sewers and the 250 feet FoiloWing a morning of quilting Bonnie Voisin, Luanne Taylor, of road involved would be in the and pot luck dinner on March 8, Tanis Chuter and Kaye Hill. concerned. In conclusion Datars remarked, neighborhood of $8,100. if they the U.C.VV. of Chiselburst held •• Dianne read an'address of, good pon reflection of the corn- did it themselves. their regular meeting. The presi- ' wishes, and Donna'WaS presented pa y's 103 year history, I am . The possibility of establishing a dent, Mrs. J. Brintnell opened -with man)/ • lovely -gifts. She again reminded of the fact that vehicle license bureau in Hensall the meeting with a poem Always i' graciously thanked everyone, and our company remains as vital and as well as a liquor , outlet With•God. Everyone repeated the vigorous as ever and that we have discussed and will not radically changed dUring that investigated. period. Nor hag. we lost con- fidence in ourselves. Thmigh- we cannot lelearly dis- _ cern what the future holds in store for us. we can continue to build on the solid foundations of the past which will not abandon us in the years that lie ahead." At a directors meeting fol- lowing the 'open annual session..., Carl Turnbull, R.R.#1, Dashwood was named president of the board: of directors. Elected Vice- president of the board of direct- ors: Elected Vice-president was • Herb Beierling . Zurich. In view of the company growth ' and anticipated future ' ex- pansion, a new -agent was ap-, pointed in the northern territory effective January 1, 1978 in the person of Hugh Hendrick of Kippen. Other agents are Elgin ' Hendrick arid Glenn Webb, Dashwood and Jack Scotchmer, BaYfield. • Other directors are El iore Exeter; Robe len, McBride, 'clinton; Donald Campbell, Bayfield; Arnold McCann, Dash- ' wood; Cecil Desjardine, Grand Bend and Ian McAllister, Zurich. McAllister was named to replace ,retiring director Leonard Erb, Hensall. - The -net insurance in effect at December 31, 1977 amounted to $154,442,259. This is an increase of more than 22 million dollars firm the previous year. Pre- miums • written also increased from $495,750 to $563,790. • Hay Mutual's secretay- ,hariager John Consitt is currently ;president of the Ontario Mutual 'Insurance Association and will preside at the annual convention being held at the Sheraton Centre in Toronto later this month. 3Profit for u;IQuntf, e to 1125,844 as compared to: $40,841 in 1976. This increased e current surplus for the ,ptoteetioif of policy holders to $973,281,9' 'T..Jolieston of Touche Ross and Company presented the auditors report and commented on the - financial statement 14 At t7 e. annual meeting of the 103 year old' company held Wednesday at the Hay township hall in Zurich president Howard Datars reported that the board.of odirectors had unanimously decid- ed to preeed with' plans for a new building on the present site at the intersection of Highway 84:-anct Council agreed to lease 'the Can dian National lot fog parking • on t its increased rate of $100. A new office building forte r annum plus taxes for a Hay Township Farmers Mutual period of three yeati. several thank yoti letters. bloomer sale at the May meeting Mr. and Mrs. Ron Waering, Fire Insurnace Company will The , A usableyfield ' Mrs,. Don McGregor and Mrs.' and they will visit the Queensway Mr. and Mrs. George Parker, Mr. become a reality sometime this Conservation levy of $2,494. will • John Moffat reported on their • summer. be paid by March 15. Nursing Home on Mon'day's of and Mrs. Murray Traquair and • -Council discussed the annexa- tion of, Hay Township dealing with the Reid . subdivision propOsal. The subdividers are to do • an impact study regarding services and a study of social impact, Clerk-treasurer Betty Oke and Joan Du'charme, • clerk- treasurer of Hay Township will- council lecirns Council should let the people know that a storm sewer project is being started in Hensall because it is going to affect their taxes. "It's definitely going to be, a debenture issue." he said and added that it woeld be bentured over quite a few gars. "It's going, to be about a I0.g It increase in our taxes," he told the councillors, The renumeration for the reeve and councillors and salaries of the works superintendent were set., The reeve will receive $53. and councillors $42.40 per regular meeting and $20. 'for a special meeting, $45. for each hill day attended and $30. for each half day atte ded. Correspondent Mrs. Bertha MacGregor The general meeting of Brucefield United Church was held last Tuesday afternoon March 7, with .Mis. Arnold Taylor presiding - Mrs . W. Scott and Mrs. W. McBeath , led in the worship service, the 'theme • heing"Jesus the road to Salvation" • with appropriate Easter hymns sum. After the minutes and roll call the secretary Mrs. E. Stoll read visit to our H.uronview residents and Mrs. MOffairead a letter from our foster child in Haiti. Kippen on March 28th At 8:45 p.m. and to North side U.C.W. meeting on April 11, at 805 p.m. were accepted. It was announced the Good Friday Service would be at'. BrircelielCI at 8:p.m.' and the Has pot NO( dinner Service chbsen by Mrs. Freida Bqa. The roll call was answered by the members repeating the ten commandments. A letter was read about the availability of articles to, help us keep our meetings interesting. These articles can be obtained at the Resource Centre, Mitchell. It was announced one of our members,. Mrs:. Harold Parker, was the president of the „South Huron U.C.W. Region. The members, decided to have a slip and Mr. and .• M•rs, -Don-Dixon and family returned home from ka week's vacation snowmobiling in the ;ftints-Seille--area. • 'Mrs. Robert Watson of Seaforth spent a. few days, with het' sister 'Mrs. Audrey Christie. SeVeral residents, namely Mr, and Mrs. Bert Horton, Mrs. Ruby served by Mrs. Gerald Glenn and T. .Brintnell. Personals Mrs. Bertha MacGregor returned home after spending a week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don MacLaren -with -Jodi and, Brooke at Oakville. Mrs. James Sangster who was receiving treatment in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, returned to her home on Saturday, Edgar Munn is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Supday in June The United-Church conference will be at St. John's church , Stratford on April 3 and 4th -beginning at We'Stmiiiister College week-end will be Friday May 26-28 and Alma College school will be August 20-23. The meeting closed with prayer, and a lunch was served 6y mop-bets of shower Correspondent Mrs. Bill Chessell 482-9969 • Miss Donna Taylor was the' was be thcnie prayer, Anti Bordum Clinic was the topic of the Worship invited thento come and,view the gifts at her mother's home on Tuesday, April -4, • ' Unit 1 of thel.T.C.W. of tf.eiT :all United Church held theirrifeet ent•Thurs,day at 2 p.m, with Mrs, -Wm, ' Fuss presiding, after singing the hymn The Day of Resurrection and reading the scripture, John 14: 1-14. Mrs. Fuss gave an Easter Devotional Message. "In the Upper Room, the night before he was-crucified, ' Jesus made a promise to hig - Disciples, qrtily, truly, I say to you, he who believeS in me will ago do the works that .1 do; and ,greater works than these will -he . do because I go- td 'the Father.' After...the death of -Jesus, eleven ' ordinary ' men went out to continue the religious movement that he had • started and they eventually prevailed against the Reiman Empire. They contipned . his minis ry of teaching, healing - and red'? ption. They were no longer or 'nary men, but men being used by the spirit of Christ. The mighty works of Christ can be' mediated only through people whose lives • are ,open to His.. power. Have We helped to make. the kingdom of God a reality in the church and the world? If we believe in Him and yield our lives , to Him in faith and obedience, Christ's minis-try will , be , Continued throngh us." .... -. This message was followed by prayer and repeating the Lord's Prayer in'unison. Jesus Christ has ..Risan_Todaywas-sung--with Mrs. Fuss accompanying at the piano. Mrs. Beck gave a. very interesting story about Winston Brown, who as a first year theological student - from. Jamaica, came to :Toronto University in 1968. He was faced with the'unbelievable .progress,of a city of mammoth highways, large and numerous cars, neon lights• and skyscrapers. He was suddenly Conscious of being black in a,white country. It was difficult learning to cope with a -cold Canadian winter and his English was often. misunderstood. He was • • • . ' in this new culture, he had to become CanadiaelZed in speech and education. He had trouble finding part time work. The church where membership was fifty per cent black,' always had a white pastor.' They admitted white churches had no place for• black minist q•s, sp the only church offer -d him for his sets/ i CC* were black church. graduated iron Toronto., For t minister Toront the hiSto wally all • Winst Brown the iiversity of ree ars, he was Baptist Church, hi 976, he was appointed • by the .•Toronto Conference of the.. United Church of Canada-as a W st Indian staff worker. An invitation was received during the business period to Kippen United Church U.C.W. on ( y lonely' man inithis 'large April 11 . which was accepted. He ,quickly realized to exist Volunte r transportation 'to tile Day Ca at Hurenview was discussed. Mrs. Fuss closed the meeting with an Easter poem An Easter Wish. Following .the Benediction, Mrs. 'Jack Consitt and Mrs. G. Middleton had St. Patrick's Day decor, and lunch assisted by Mrs, Alice Ferg.