Times-Advocate, 1982-02-17, Page 244
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Times -Advocate, Febtua►y 17, 1982
Hav raises concerns
Township plans to on drain
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peptes1 the report on the
D tars -Logan Municipal
Drain and plan to protest to
Stanley Township about the
date of the reading of the
report.
Stanley Township set
March 1 as the date to read
the report which is the same
date as Hay council's
scheduled meeting.
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and N. would probably re-
quire a larger size pipe.
He said the report should
include a maintenance
schedule for the system as
well.
Council also requested
that works superintendent
Rtes• Fisher. meet with the
engineering firm to discuss
the report and the
township's concerns before
Deputy reeve Lionel the date of the official
Wilder said he had seen sec- reading.
tions of the report andnoted Council set March 15 for
a four foot by six foot road the reading of an engineers'
crossing was to be replaced report on the Datars-Miller
with a four -foot round pipe. drain. •
He said the flow at this point Council plans to meet with
on the drains, on sideroad 25
a representative of the
ministry of the environment
to discuss the needs of a
hydrogeologic study on the
township dump.
Clerk Joan Ducharme said
the ministry did not expect a
study to be too costly in the
township as the dumpsite is
small and not close to any
streams.
The clerk reminded coun-
cil there was now a grant of
50 percent, to a maximum of
$4,000, for the studies now
required by the ministry.
Councillor Dick Rau asked
if the village of Zurich would
be paying part of the costs
for the survey.
Council will set up a
meeting with the ministry
Grant request well timed
Timing may be one of the
most important facets of ac-
ting and it can also be impor-
tant for people who support
actors and the theatres.
Mildred McAdam, presi-
dent of the Blyth Theatre,
may know that better than
anyone this week as she was
the beneficiary of being in the
right place at the right time.
The Clinton woman chose
Monday night to make a per-
sonal appearance at Exeter
council to ask for a grant for
the Blyth Theatre. Her
presentation followed coun- n
oil's heritage program, in D
which many members en
joved a brief stint at actin
before TV cameras and the
heard words extolling th
merits of Canadian culturt
and heritage.
in that frame of mind.
council moved to bestow a gift
of $150 on the Blyth theatre.
although a social services
committee recommendation
on the agenda called for the
grant to be denied.
There was some opposition
to the grant, although it ap-
peared to be over the size and
of the intent. Councillors
orothy Chapman and Loss),
- Fuller opposed the motion,
g the .latter noting that Mrs.
McAdam had said $100 Would
e be appreciated.
The theatre executive noted
that the year-round program
offered at Blyth brings hun-
dreds of visitors to the area
and it is estimated they may
leave as much as $1,000,000 in
Huron County. She explained
that the summer program at
Blyth features Canadian con-
tent that helps build an
understanding for, heritage
and is an enrichment for
Huron residents.
Social services committee
chairman Morley Hall said.
the personal. visit . by Mrs.
McAdam gave him a better
understanding of the theatre
and finance committee chair-
man Bill Mickle suggested to
her that council would take a
second look at her request,
noting that the committee
recommendation was not the
answer she had been seeking.
Last year, council provided
-no assistance to the Blyth
Theatre, but did give $250 to
the Huron Country Playhouse
at Grand Bend. It was also
noted by the two county
representatives on council
that: Huron County gives
$1,000 to Blyth.
Enjoy school choir
February 7, the Exeter
Public School junior choir,
under the direction of Mrs.
Perry, sang four songs, at
the regular church service at
Caven Presbyterian Church.
Their music was very
much enjoyed by everyone,
and church members sent
along many thanks to them.
The PCW met in the
church, February 8. Mrs.
Blanche Dougall led the
devotional and had as her
theme, "The Lord's
• Prayer." The dialogue in the
Lord's Prayer, which is. a
conversation between God
and a person made everyone
realize that the true meaning
of a passage is lost, when it
becomes mechanical, when a
memorized.
Mrs. Dougall played an
instrumental "Lord's A
Prayer" and ”Take t
Break with God," the source
of the book written by a
Marilyn Cram Donahue.' B
The words were hers, but Da
in this discussion she speaks
in four different voices.
uman beings we com
municate by cards, letter
telephone and voice. Thi
topic suggests that we poli
up our. communicatio
techniques and practic
talking to God. •
Mrs. Bridges told of the
highlights of spending
Christmas in Florida. Many
winter time experiences
were told as everyone sat
around a Valentine
decorated table convened by
Mrs. Tinney . and Mrs.
Dalrymple.
A Valentine pot -luck
luncheon, held after the
church service February 14,
was enjoyed by everyone in
ttendance.
Coming up Wednesday,
March 3, the Gordon
uxiliary are serving a
urkey supper. A limited
umber of .• tickets are
vailable at Ersman's
akery or from Muriel.
Irymp1e235-2704. Advance
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Bible study
at Greenway
By ANNE WAVER
Bible Study was held at the
church Monday evening. •
The annual meeting of the
Huron -Perth Presbyterial
was held at Hensall United
Church Monday when
delegates attended from here.
Isobel Bullock, Eloise
Eagleson and Anne Walper
e
tickets only. at
ended.
(,OVe th8rn • rlene Hayter for UCW Grand Cha
LlJnousin h
By MRS. PETER MARTIN
CREDIT
The Creili
Unit
Church Women met recen
in the Sunday School Roo
Gloria Martin and Mary K
ney were incharge of the w
ship. The theme they ch
was "Love".
t the close of the servi
ea one received a sm
vale 'ne. Joyce Preszcat
play he piano for the love
was
turned over to v mns. The ce-president
Marie Fydenchqk who open-
ed the meeting with a prayer
for guidance,
The roll call was taken.
reportminutes read and surers
given. Stamps care•o
be given to Lyla Hendrick
during March. The new•
booklets were distributed to
thegroup conveners who will
in turn distribute them -to the
group and associate
members:
NOla Faist and Nola will be i charge t thebus trip
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to take place in May. Lunch
was served by Lyla Hendrick,
Grace Morlock and Norma
Fahner. •
The next euchre will be held cat
ON February 23 at 8 p.m. in the S8 1
Crediton Hall. All are
ed. welcome. e
s
tly Crediton4-H flan
ms. February 11, Crediton aro
V
en- Club 1 held their first 4-H Ch
or- meeting at the Crediton the
ose Community Centre. The two • Rev.
leaders are Doreen "The
ce Browning and Lois Jones. AC
orl Officers elected were
president, Lisa Hewitt; vice
president, Joanne Slaght; na
secretary, Kim Galloway; The
press reporter, Julie Hen- was h
drick; and phone girls, home
Carolyn Pritchard and finaliz
Karen Haist.
The club' made and tasted supper
pizza for a snack. The Gree
members decided to call trintere
themselves the Crediton Aches()
Doughnuts. The Acheso
meeting will be held meetiserved
February 18, at Kim Parish
Gallowa Parish
La
Ma
st Saturday Allen and
received the
mpion Full Blood
eifer prize for all
pass Canada for one of their
tle. They sold the heifer for
00.00. Congratulations!
arveyy and I were dinner
is Friday evening of
Id and Gladys Peck of
a.
urch service was held in
United Church Sunday.
Moore's sermon was
Dark Night of the Soul".'
W plans
ncakes
Play.euchre •
The Womens Institute held
euchre on Wednesday even-
ing. Seven tables were in
play. The . winners. were:
adies high. Alma
mens high, Gerry Schenk.
ladies low, Lily Restemayer,
men's low; Cliff Kenney:
most lone hands. ladies. jean
Waiper: mens, Sam King:
lucky cup. Gerry Schenk.
monthly ACW meeting
eld at Audrey Bentley's
on Anne St. Plans were
ed for the pancake
February 23.
a Lavender gave an
sting illustrated
gue on • Peru. Ann
n and Gladys Sims
lunch. The, next
g is March 15 at the
Hall
y s home.
Town Topi
. Recent dinner guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rader
were William Dempster, Six
Lakes, Michigan. Mrs. Gail '-'
Conrad, Janice Dempster
and son, Toledo, Ohio; Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Miller,
Dashwood; Mr. Roy Rader
and daughters,: Sara and
Melanie, St. Marys and Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Rader,
Scott. Lisa. and Andrea,
Zurich.
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officials and will be in-
vestigating the agreement
on dump usage it has with
the village.
In other business:
Council turned down a
resolution calling for a
municipal referendum on
nuclear disarmament. They
suggested the vote could be
better handled by the provin-
cial or federal governments.
A tender from Dave Moore
Fuels (Petro Canada) was
accepted to supply the
township with heating .all
and vehicle fuel.
Tony Bedard said on his 10
years on council the 11 fuel
tenders was the most
tenders he had seen sub-
mitted.
Gerald Shantz said 1
prices remain the same, the
township would save $728
per year over the next
highest tender.
Councillors noted the
Petro Can supplier was not
central to the offices and
sheds of the township, but
was still within Hay
Township.
Council then met 'in com-
mittee to review township
insurance needs •
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CURLING WINNERS - Winners of the second draw of the Exeter ladies curling
club were the team of: (from left) Helen Burton, skip; Kay Hodgert, vice: Wilma
Rose, second; and Ann lorento, lead.
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By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Wednesday Mr. and Mrs.
SAINTSBURY W.W. Garrett, London and
• Mrs. Catherine Elston, Ceti- Mrs. Mrs.
Mari wereguests
tralia, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer with Mrs. Mary Davis.
Earl
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Mrs. Greenlee
Mrs. Winston Shapton, Ex- ,UWednesday
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Tindall and Robert. Sunday Heid at the home of Mrs. H.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clarke, Davis with Holy Communion
Shipka were guests with the service. Next Sunday service
Tindalls. is planned for the home of Mr.
Mrs. Heber Davis spent and Mrs. Hugh Davis.
Monde with h A
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Earl Atkinson, Lucan and and Mrs aHarryy tNoels, Forespt
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