Loading...
The Huron Expositor, 1985-09-25, Page 16A8 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 25, 1985 .. aunuatMALAIMMAARILAn LUCKY WINNE Warren Bennewies, owner of MOBILE OIL SPRAYING, is pleased to announce that Murray Drager was the winner of a trip for 2 to Las Vegas. The draw for the trip, courtesy of MOBILE OIL SPRAYING was made by Mitchell Mayor, Harold Jordan, at The Mitchell Fair on Sept. 2. Murray, formerly of Seaforth, now resides in Mississauga. Guaranteed Investment Certificates 11°'° 5 Year Term Interest paid annually minimum deposit 8500 Rates subject fo change without notice For Television from Around The World Call: LARRY FISHER 524-9595 /--- 44414,4444 114, 4.14, 44444 SATELLITE SYSTEM SPECIAL 10' rtborgtaaa dish p yr. warranty! Polar Mount laiden aa 119 9 5 loo Degree .4w L.N.A.L.,: _Polarotor _ • SATELLITE SYSTEM SPECIAL O' Perforated Dish Rainbow r000 Receiver 1 9n and more Completely Installed • *Monthly Leasing Available • Home Demonstrations Value for your money - Backed by Service Tv & STEREO SYSTEMS. SALES & SERVICE L & A SOUTHWEST SATELLITE Call Day or Night.. 524-9595 Higher Interest on Your Investments Guaranteed Investment Certificates 9%' 1 1 car Term interrat paid annual)) minimum deposit 8501 Rales subject to change Without notice STANDARD TRUST 138 The Square, P.O. Box 295 Goderich. Ont. 57A 3Z2 Tel: 524-739.5 th mb.r �,,nnl�lr•p..•u h..,r,,u„,..rp. rgin•. DUBLIN AND AREA Fall wildflowers displayed Staffa Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN 345.2346 A display of autumn wild flowers welcomed everyone to the September meeting of the Hibbert United Church Women. Margaret Daynard and Pat McKinnon were in charge of the program and devotions. using as their theme, "The Changing Seasons.” Everyone enjoyed a piano instru- mental by Kip Daynard. Ilia Barker presided for the business portion with Helen Fell the recording secretary. Reports were given by the treasurer and the social conunittee. Note - a change of date, the October coffee hour will be held on October 16. JEWELLERY Suncoast Mall, Goderich GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE Continues... IF YOU HAVEN'T BEEN IN -YOU REALLY DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU ARE MISSING! Please Note: We will continue to serve your needs and honour all Guarantees at both our Shoppers Square. Goderich and Sutton Park Mall, Kincardine locations in the future. CASH Moste cu a REMEMBER: SUNCOAST MALL, GODERICH LOCATION ONLY! PEOPLE Mr and Mrs .Tim Greer, Ormstown, Quebec visited for a few days with Mr. and Mrs, John Templeman and family and attended the plowing match in Elgin. County. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elliott hosted the Hamilton Reunion, at their home'on Septem- ber 15. Thursday evening dinner guests with Rob, Bev, Carrell and Cain Templeman were Dorothy Morris, Broadstairs,' Kent, England and Phyllis Davidson, Stratford. Miss Morris taught Bev when, she was an exchange teacher in Stratford 27 years ago. They had kept in touch, but this was the first time they had met since 1958. Weather perfect for IPM Brodhagen Correspondent MRS. BARB SCHERBARTH 345-2298 "What perfect weather we have enjoyed this past week." For the more than 100,000 that attended the International Plowing Match at Talbotville, it certainly was enjoyable to walk around on solid ground rather than muddy conditions. In fact, it was really hot in the tents. For many, it was a busy week with acres and acres Of white beans being combined. The average, bean crop seems to be quite good after almost a month of wet weather. I imagine with the good weather, by the end of the week there won't be any beans left in the fields. PEOPLE August Scherbarth accompanied Norman and Adeline Mikel to visit with Art and Dorothy McKelman in Kitchener last Sun- day. Congratulations to Sherri Siemon (Benne- wies) on receivine her Certificate of Comae - Three vying for Three young women from across Perth County are seeking the title of Perth Dairy Princess which will be handed out October 4 at the Atwood Community Centre. Linda Baes, 19, is the daughter of Robert and Maria Baes of RR 5, Mitchell. A student at the University of Guelph, Linda has completed six homemaking and two dairy 4-H clubs. Her interests include waterskiing, volley- ball and making a career in the field of agri-business. Barbara Lynn Templeman, 19, of RR 2, Staffa is the daughter of John and Roberta Templeman. A graduate of Mitchell District high school, Barbara is in her second year at Trustees give themselves BRODHAGEN tence from the Ontario College of Nurses in • the nursing program at Conestoga College in Stratford. Carol and Betty Vock attended the 40th Wedding Anniv1drsary for Betty's sister and brother-in-law, Ormond and Evelyn Pridham which was held at the Crystal Palace in Mitchell on Saturday evening. Local couples attended the wedding reception for Bill Flanagan and Marg Arts at the Seaforth and District Community Centres on Saturday evening. Congratulations to the young couple! The sympathy of the community is extended to Alvin and Velma Elligsen in the accidental death of their son, Robert Alvin, on Friday night. A memorial service was held at St. Peters Lutheran Church, Brodhagen on Monday.' Perth princess Humber College where she is majoring in public relations. She has completed 13 homemaking, six dairy and two vet 4-H dubs. Her interests include sports, knitting, reading, button collecting and babysitting. During the summer she works as a farm hand on her parents' farm. At school she is the college's ambassador. Debbie Tinholt, 19 of RR 2, Moorefield is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter 'Rnholt. She is a full-time dairy farmhand and has completed four 4-H projects. Her interests include sports, woodwork- ing, senior young people's and singing. six per cent pay increase Trustees of the Perth County board of education voted themselves a six per cent increase over the next three years in a 7 to 5 recorded vote at their September 17 meeting. It took several motions before the board agreed on the two per cent a year increase. Trustees currently receive $463.05 a month and the chairman receives $694.58. Stratford trustee Paul Parlee made the suggestion of a two per cent a year increase after three other suggestions were voted down. The first idea, presented by Milverton trustee Barbara Herman. was to have a one shot three per cent increase effective December 1, 1986. A second motion by Shakespeare trustee Rodney Bell recommended there be no increase at all over the next year. That idea got turned down flat. The,school board then turned down the recommendation made by an ad hoc committee which called for a three per cent a year increase. The recommendation ended up in a 6-6 recorded vote rendering it lost. Mr. Parlee said the trustees' honoraria has to at least keep pace with the cost of inflation. "We don't want the honoraria to become m small and insignificant it is simply not worth the trouble, inconvenience and sacrifice," said Mr. Parlee adding quickly, "Not that this 15463 a month) is insignifi- cant." Trustees set the stipend for incoming trustees. The new board formed after the November 12 municipal election can roll the figure back but cannot raise it. Effective this December. trustees will receive $472.31 a month. A year later that will increase to $481.76 and by December 1987. trustees will be making $491.40 a month. Those trustees voting in favor of the two per cent increase were Canon Michael Giffin of Stratford, David Hammond of RR 7, St. Marys, Bert Johnson of Listowel, Ted Loughrey of Mitchell, Mr. Parlee, Ron Richards of Stratford and Dereck Ward of Gowanstown. Those voting against the two per cent increase were Mr. Bell, Gerry Foster of RR 2 Atwood, Mrs. Herman, Twyla Reed of Ellice Township and Howard Shantz of Stratford Absent for the meeting were Peter Black of RR 1. St. Marys. Don Crowley of Gadshill, Earl Oppenhauser of Logan Township and Barbara Osborne of St. Marys. Sympathy extended Brucefield Correspondent iSA BELSCOTT' 482-7135 The sympathy of the community is expressed to Mrs. W.D. Wilson and family due to the death of her husband. Douglas McBeath. Windsor, visited over the weekend with his mother Pearl McBeath. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Henderson visited in Toronto last weekend and attended the 100th BRUCEFIELD birtnaay part of her aunt I vetyn Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. John Broadfoot spent last week visiting in lndianopolis Gladys and Gordon Henry of Belleville visited last week for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wightman. SEAFORTH FALL FAIR FREE DRAW WINNERS of International -Stock Food Co. were JOHN RYAN, RR 2, Dublin HAL CLAUS, Seaforth CONGRATiJLATIONS! Bob Van Den Neucker, Rep. McLaughlin Chev-Olds Ltd. 13 Main St. Seaforth 527-1140 • Service • Selection • Savings • Satisfaction • Leasing Amemismineene NORM HAMILTON... GOVERNMENT SURPLUS DEALER 27 Picton St. East Goderich 5248602 •40 Legal Size 4 Draw File Cabinets *Office Tables & Chairs & Desks • 12 inch Contractor Saws •10 inch Contractor Saws *6 inch Jointers •14 inch Band Saws •Air Compressors, Air Hoses •Metal Saws 016 Speed Drill Presses, Drill Bits •Wood Lathes •6 inch Bench Grinder •8 inch Bench Grinder •Vises 4-5-6 inch •Wood Clamps, all sizes *Conference Table 8 ft. x 42- 010 Metal Bookshelves THERE'S NO CHEAPER PLACE TO BUY.