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The Huron Expositor, 1988-05-18, Page 16Hensall nursery schoolers Hensall Correspondent SUSAN HARTMAN 262-2449 The Three Links Seniors met for their regular meeting on Tuesday, May 10 with 19 members and two visitors present. The pianist was Vera Ross. It was decided to go to Huronview in Clinton for lunch and the concert on June 9. Everyone is to meet at the Hall by noon. The Three Links will also be holding a Bake Sale at 9:30 am on May 28, all baking to be in by 9 am. June is Seniors Citizens Month. A report of the Rally of, Zone 8 in Varna last month was given by Hilda Payne and Gertie Moir gave the card report. President Evelyn Flynn read a poem "What is a grandmother?" Happy Birthday was sung. The business part of the meeting was called to a close and five tables of Euchre were played. Prize-wirmers were: ladies high Nellie Riley, Low Isabel Rogerson, Men's high Clarence VoHand, Low Gertie Moir and Lone Hands Percy Campbell. The next meeting will be June 14 at 8 pm. The social committee were Hilda Payne, Mabel Shir- ray and Evelyn Flynn. NURSERY SCHOOL The Hensel' Nursery School will be holding a Teddy ear's Picnic and Bring a friend Day on Thursday, May 26. The children are all invited to bring a pre-school friend (aged 21/2 to 5 years) as their guests that day. SHUFFLEBOARD The four game winners for May 10 were Alf Ross 380, Walter Knowles 328, Eileen Dowson 272 and Ross Marshall 232. Five game winners were Jay Hogg 283, Pearl McKnight 261 and John Pepper and Howard Johns tied at 235. Guest speaker at Hensall United Church on Sunday was Steve Pitt, a United Church theology student from Emmanuel College. Rev. Wright as away at the Annual Meeting of the London Conference. For the children's story Mr. Pitt demonstrated with a beautiful tulip how, by loving and caring for them, we can keep our friendships as strong and lovely as God has made them. Helve Fuss sang a solo "I know He Holds my Hand", and Jean Jacobi accompanied her on piano. Mr. Pitt's sermon was "not bad for a tishbite." Following the service there was a time of fellowship, with refreshments served by the Stewardship and Finance Committee. The Huronview Spring Blossom Bazaar will be held on Frio y, May 27 from 2 to 3:30 pm at the rest home in Clinton. The United Church Women's meeting has been changed to June 13. This will be a potluck picnic at 6:30 pm on the church lawn. Everyone is welcome. Please contact Harold Parsons at 263-6129 Kippen grandmother travels Jean Wilbee, aunts Catherine Judge, Kippen Correspondent Marlene Charters and Mary McGregor, and MRS. MARGARET HOGGARTH neighbors Rena Caldwell, Mona Alderdice, 262-6902 Margaret and Janet Hoggarth, Faye Up - shall, Christine Tremeer and cousin Carol Mrs. Emerson Kyle returned from Scott. Halifax this past week where she attended Contests were conducted by Carol Scott the graduation of her grandson, Scott and Betty Upshall. Winners were Margaret Donald Kyle. He graduated as a Civil Hoggarth, Helen Wilbee and Faye Dalrym- Engineer, with distinction. Scott is the son of ple. Barbara thanked everyone for the love - Don Kyle, a former resident of Kippen. ly gifts. BRIDAL SHOWER ANOTHER WEDDING A bridal shower was held on Monday, May Congratulations to Darlene Faber on her 9 at the home of Betty Upshall in honor of marriage to Nigel Arthur on Saturday, May Barbara McGregor who is to marry Rick 14 at Carmel Presbyterian Church in Hen - Dalrymple on June 11. sall. Darlene is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The shower gifts were presented to the Russell Faber of Kippen, and Nigel is the bride-to-be by Kathy Jane Judge, Trudy Up- son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arthur of shall, Leanne Charters, and Kathy Upshall. London. Barbara was assisted in opening her SADDENED BY NEWS presents by her mother Anne McGregor and The Kippen community was saddened to Rick's mother Faye Dalrymple. Others pre- hear of the death of Grace McBride on Sun - sent were grandmas Mattie McGregor and day, May 8. Grace had resided in the Kippen Bessie Charters, great aunts Helen and area for many years, and along with her late THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 18, 1988 - 15A invited to bring -a -friend if you wish to donate articles for the Church Yard Sale on May 28. Dorothy Brintnell greeted worshippers at the door on Sunday and ushers were Doug Kyle, Mark Consitt, Raye Jacobe and Mer- vyn Fields. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY The Hensall and District Horticultural Society will hold its next meeting on Mon- day, May 30 at 8 pm at the Hensall United Church. Don't forget to bring a wrapped gift for the "Chinese Auction" as well as some small change (eg. 5, 10). If anyone is still interested in the Bruce Peninsula trip on Monday, June 6 please call Marg Cole or Bill Gibson by Saturday, May 21. There are only a few seats still available. The cost is $35 and the bus will be leaving from the United Church parking lot. Flowers for the village flower beds and boxes will be delivered to the home of Eileen Randle on Monday, May 30 in the morning. Please arrange to pick them up early. NORTHCREST NEWS There was a good turnout on last Monday evening for the potluck supper at Nor- thcrest. After the dinner Pearl McKnight's brother Bill Pepper played some violin selections which were enjoyed by all. ill was present for the evening with his wife Helen. Murray Craig returned home from Exeter Hospital on Friday. The residents would all likeeceryovtoiw. wish him a speedy and complete r to Halifax husband Edgar McBride had faithfully delivered the Kippen mail to residents. Sympathy is extended to the family of Grace McBride. The Sunday service at `St. Andrew's United Church, Kippen, on May 15 was con- ducted by Rev. Lorne Keays, whose sermon was based on "the Parable of the Sower." Mary Moffatt provided musical accompani- ment at the organ. Flowers were placed in the church in memory of Grace McBride, a former Kippen resident and church member. ENERGETIC EIGHT On Sunday, May 15 the Energetic Eight gathered in Exeter to celebrate the 25th An- niversary of Phyllis and Harold Parsons. After a delicious brunch, the eight finished their celebrating at the home of Al and Margaret Hoggarth, where a cake and gift were presented to Phyllis and Harold by the remaining six, Bev and Doris Hamilton, Bob and Frances Kinsman, and Al and Margaret Hoggarth. Queensway residents tour Ferguson Apiaries • • • Queensway residents relaxed at a tea par- the Honey House, Tuesday morning. ty in the sunroom while listening to a story Rosemary Ferguson and her staff gave a from Guideposts magazine last Monday. In very interesting presentation via slides and the afternoon Group C of the Hensel' United explanation about the Bee Keeping In - Church Women were in to play Bingo, dustry. Residents also learned about some A tour of Ferguson Apiaries was the of the by-products of the honey business - highlight of the week, when residents visited such as bee pollen and wax. Residents have created beeswax candles for their yard sale. Thank you to Rosemary for taking time out of her busy day inform residents also for her gift of honey. Reverend Vipperman -led the church ser- vice Tuesday afternoon and everyone en- joyed his sermon topic "Love Thy Neighbor". He said a good start is as easy as simply being kind to one another. Crops club holds first meeting The first meeting of the Central Huron Crops club was held at W.G. Thompson's In Seaforth. The meeting began with club elections. Results are as follows: Dean Glanville, President; Paul Murray, vice-president; Barb Fotheringham, secretary; and Doug Hi gill, Press Reporter. The members then talked about the books handed out and did the first meeting called, What's Growing in Ontario. The next meeting will be held on May 26 at the home of Paul Dodd. Any new members are welcome to come. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 14A 40. IN MEMORIAM MALONE In loving memory of Alfred who passed away May 21, 1976. We can't have old days back When we were all together But secret tears and loving thoughts. Will be with us forever. Lovingly remembered by Audrey and Len, Bob, Anne, Marie and Dad. 40-20-1 MALONE In loving memory of Gary who passed away Mny 22, 1985. Our hearts are deeply saddened When remembering this day, So suddenly it happened When God took you away, Your smiling face we see no more Nor feel your tender touch, Nor hear the sound of yoiur laughter, These things we miss so much, But your memories are with us, And with these we will never part. God has you in his keeping, But we have you in our hearts. Loved always and greatly missed by Mom and Len, Bob and Grandpa. 40-20-1 MALONE In loving memory of my brother Gary who passed away May 22, 1985. Three years ago I had to part With a brother I loved with all my heart The wound is deep, it will not heal And those who have lost a loved one Know how I feel So please God, forgive my silent tears A constant wish that my brother was here You have taken others, yes I know But he was my brother, and I loved him so. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by Anne Marie. 40-20-1 KRUSE In loving memory of George S. Kruse. Entered into Rest on May 27, 1987. God took him home, it was His will, But in our hearts we love him still: His memory is as dear today As in the hour he passed away. We often sit and think of him When we are all alone, For memory is the only friend That grief can call its own. Sadly missed and always remembered by his son Tim and wife Esther and grandson Nathan. 40-20-1 Wednesday following Fun and Fitness, the Queensway Ladies Auxiliary met. They finalized plans for the yard sale, May 28. Joyce Pepper was in Wednesday afternoon as pianist at Choir Practice. These practices are very important as residents are prepar- ing for the Talent Show in June which is Seniors Month. Residents were busy Thureday afternoon making Beeswax candles. They have a sup- ply now of several beautiful colors. "Maid to Order" was the featured film in the evening. Also on Thursday, Iva Reid and Dorothy Brintnell of the Ladies Auxiliary travelled to Sarnia to attend a Volunteer's Workshop. Turn to page 16A • Penny Sale results The Hospital Audiary's Peary Sae was a arrasq egan the year Winners os listed below shodd contact a member of the Aux - Cary for further dateft about pnzaa 41 win- ners are from Seaforth. unesa stated otherwise Groceries, Bernice McPherson; Paper & Hast Notes, Ooma Patterson; Mn Gym, Shrlay Morrison, R R. 1 Sebnntrvile, Her Comb & Slippers, Heather Nrgh, Book Town of Seaforth, Margaret Wright, Sweater (Ladies), Kerrie Taylor, Stratford. Beauty Counsellor, Nate VanderPryt; Video Clean- ing Head Set. Marg McIver, Maps Syrup, Johanna Goodman, &near Ate (1 case), Karen regh, Writehald Wa ster, Harold Col- eman, Tractor (toy), Hazel McGongle; Oran Opener, Jan Kelly, 'Scissors, Karen Dalton, Egmandras, Sheets, Joan Perlunson, Sham- poo. Helen Stewart, Bayfietd, 4 L Motor 01, Chnstioa Ryan, Vacuum Flask, Verna Hildebrand, AM/RM clock Rads, George Hays, Scotch Tape °Spenser. deals Melon - son; Cap, N Hubley. Grease, Maddie Mori. ray. Bunny. Mary Nesbitt, Powder, Mrs Ferre Patterson, Swrrn Wings, Jeanette Crowey, 4 1 Motor 01. Joe Cusack; Sated Bowl Set, Janneke Murray; Slapstick Game, Marie Mugge; Cep, Mary Vanden Hegel; 03 Rter, Howard Breern; Haney, Eva McCart- ney. Birthday Plaque. Joharre Goodman, Splash Cips, Shale Utt, Smoke Alarm, Ida Diehl, Tote Bag. D. Delaney; Cep, Jean Wilbee, Two Bath Sheets, Mrs Ferns Pat- terson. Togue (White) Alyce Kennaley; Kit- chen Stool, Sheila Brooker; 4 L. Windshield Washer. Marilyn Chesney; Tarpaulin, Kathleen MiscOonedd; One Case Cake, NeMe VanderPryt, Dog Food. Lorraine Dale; Ted- dy, David Snowdon. Dubfirt; Cat Food, Sean Mur. Cupnnol Wool Sten, Alva Elfortl. R R. 4, Seaforth, Cheese, Catherine Ven Door - Portrait or Ferney Picture, Joyce Braecker. R.R. 4 Walton; Two Roast Beef Droners, Betty Kettar, R R. 1 Dublin; Voucter Value '5.00, Letter Madjonrai, Five Loony Collars, Doris Wdson, Brumfield; Two Dinners, Ina Scorns, One Year Subscription, BIS Keley, "5 DO Voucher, Marion Merrell; Two Special Luncheons, Brien Dale; '1 0 00 Vo_cer, Mane Kay. '10.00 Voucher, Hazel Beuerman, Dublin; Dog Vaccination, Eierb Osborn, Two Fish & Chip Dinners, Darrin Cook, Three Games Open Bowling, Steve Vandeasen, 2V Dozen Eggs, Keith Ruston: Gift Certificates, Chris Campbell, John Gaudeau, R R. 2(14*,, Andrea Vanden:loot R.R. 1 Londesboro. D. Leitch, Luale Mirphy, Lynda Feagan, Coma Miller, Mitchell. Sean Muir, Stratford, Bonnie Bedard, Sean Muir; Osa-ge Juice, Arrie Steffen; 2 Smorgasbord Dinners. Loretta Dolmage; Shampoo Cut & Set, Irina Chrisholrn; 21', Dozen Eggs, Gerard Ryan; One 01 Charge and Ore Wash, Bob Dinsmore; 3 Suntanning Sessions, Doreen Keay; 215 Dozen Eggs, Margaret McCowan; '10,00 Voucher Baking, Cathy Glanville, Welton; One Man's Hair Cut, Mildred Traviss; 25 Silver Dollar',, Charles Friend, Dublin; One Men's Hair Cut, C.M. Grady, '12 Gift Certificate, Patricia O'Reil- e. One Ladies Shampoo & Set, Dale Taylor, Stratford; Gift Ceruficate '1000, Jeanette Nash; '1000 Gift Certificate. Sheila Nigh; 15 Reces Basket of Chicken, Linda Book, R.R. 4 Seaforth; 1 Large Special Pizza, Midred Trews, '5 00 Git Cerufnate, Kerry Larox, '10.00 Voucher (Meat), Lau -a Mur. ray, 15 Loony Dollars, Bob Nawnham; '1 0 00 Gift Certificate, Bob Matson, Gilt Certer-stel, Dianne Mere, Kathy Wes, Lor. na Dela, Kathy Willis, Edison McLean, Carol McLean. Colleen Ryan, Kerry Laycox, Heather McKercher , R R 1 Dublin, Karen Dalton, Orange Ace, Jeremy Ni; 2 Soeoal Luncheons, Anna King, '1 0 00 Provincial Saving Offee, Don Bode; '1 0 00 Gift Cer. &cote, Hilda Austen, One Large Pizza Special, Jeff Trerreer; Cat Veccreton, Barb Osborn, 3 Games Open Bowtng, Thelma Coombs, 2V Dozen Eggs, Mare Rau, R R. 4 Seaforth, Gift C.ertifcates, CotenLoejwvsi, Egrriond- vr-e. Sheila Nigh, H. Austin. Ida Dell, Doug Campbell, Ruth Townsend, Mane Utt, Bet. ty Felker, Jeremy Nigh, Jenice Leonhardt; Orange Juice. Shade Toyer, 1 Lades Wash & Set, Ida Diehl; Ball & Bat, Mike Hender- son, Glasses. Ian Del Vecchio; Remo (Game), Juoy Lamont, Honey, Elsa Ruston; Sox, Mary Helen Castel°, T Stmt. Joanne Holland, Floral Arrangement, Helen McLaughth; Fixture Tnm, Ina Scans, Py - lamas, Steve Fftdebrand, Plaque Brthday, Hilda Bach; Honey, Paul Haey, Sweater, Marlene Dandle, Lamp, Michael Beterrnan; Pop & Cup, Sheren Allan; Stapler & Cords, Bal Chesney, Picture, Betty McCaLkim, Walton. Rllow Cases, Joyce Lee; 04 Fdter, Carl Cooper; Tractor (Toy). Helen Ven Bekel; Cep, Bob Matson, Hair Spray & Brush, Jarrice McCalurn, Walton; Honey. Helen McLean; Place Mats, Margaret Sharpe; Shp - pars (dads), Cathy Laverty; Table Paper, An- na Malloux; Rate, Merg Smale, Cap, Gor- don Murray; Nuts & Batts Cabinet: Rose Cook, Honey, Denise Williamson; Case of Pepsi. Joan Pada-son, Fted Ates, Bah Box, Perfume, Chrtste Eckert, Honey. Dorothy MacLernan; Swim Wngs (Sr ). Gordon Mu -- ray; Popeye Party Set, Gabe Lawton; Skil Lo - ton & Hair Gel, Lavada Norris; Pant, Verna 1-11debrand. Cap, Sandra Johnston, Kqapen; Resteght, Owe Lee, Lordon; 41 Wry:Shield Washer, Gloria Racho; Shampoo & Rree. Cceeen Ryan; Jewellery Case & JewaSery. Sharon McMahon, Skippirg Rope, Delores Bleck, R.R. 1 Zurich; Grease, Dick artless. Executive Note Pad, Hazel McGonigle; Cap, Jeff Tremeer, 5 L 01, Grace Elia, One Case Coke, John Rivers, Rour, Barbara Cook, Ric - Cure, Jacqueline Yost, Kitchener, Cushion, Keith Ruston; 4 L. 01, Maissa De Vries, Cot Food, Janis VVilliamson, Wndsor; 4 L 02, Mary Eyra, Out; Barbie Dal, Greve Nash; Prestone, Harry Leycox; 4 L. Oil, Flick For- tune; Dog Food, Bev Ohm, Dungannon; Case of Pepsi, Isabelle Rat Cat Food, Ale - Broiler Pan, Merlons Rock, Vase. Rorer., Elford; Candleholders, Hilda Ausur Lawn Chair, Frances Braen; Step A ste Basket, Betty Taylor, Kippen; Custvor ..ane Vincent; Picture, Roberta Waddell, Clinton. Beauty Counsellor, Mary Nesbitt: Glass Cleaner. Margaret Dale. Clinton; Wan Hang- ing, George Brodhagen, Mitchell; Forel Wreath, Carol McLean; Well Hanging, Eva Brown, Egmonolville; Coffee Maker, Helen Aubin, Egmoodville; Fishing Pols, Isabelle Scott, Brucefield, Cat Food, George Love, Walton; Tricycle, Mark Armstrong, Chnton; Cake, Susan Dick. Some of the residents attended the concert by the New Huronia Singers on Sunday at South Huron High School in Exeter. Hazel Luther enjoyed the weekend visit of her granddaughter and husband Gwen and Wayne Lashley along with their daughter Quincey. YOUTH FOR CHRIST South Huron Youth For Christ held its final Rally on Saturday, May 7 at the Brucefield Public School. The four Quiz Teams participated in the finals with the Exeter Team winning the trophy and the Clinton Team placing second. Members of the winning team present to receive the Youth For Christ trophy were Elizabeth Coates, Kathy Coates, Kelly Talbot, and Kim Talbot along with coaches Helen Coates and Gladys Talbot. Team members unable to attend Saturday night were Doug Cudmore and Kathleen Little. Each member of the winning team was presented wi an individual trophy. Five other quizzers honored as top scorers of their teams in 1 with a p que were Trisha Plant, Clinton. Kathleen Little Ex- eter; Jeff Westlake, Goderich;. Mid DeAnn Foreman and Monica Gingerich tied for the Zurich team. Individual trophies and plaques were made possible through the Cudmore Memorial Fund set up in memory of Edgar Cudmore. Edgar was active in Youth For Christ from its inception in 1949 until his death. Guest speaker for the final Rally was Rev. Bob Duthie from Shallow Lake. Special music was provided by the Zurich Men- nonite youth. Don't forget the Mystery Supper to be held May 27 in Goderich and the Annual Chicken Barbecue June 25 at Zurich. Tickets must be purchased in advance for both events from the Board of Directors. PRYDE. MONUMENTS A Name of Distinction since 1919 Serving Huron and Surrounding Coun- ties We continue to supply: A full range of traditional & cOntempo- rary monuments in all sizes, shapes & colours: Each individually lettered & designed with choice of designs & special em- blems or verses included at no extra cost Most other companies charge extra: Layout & full size drawings available: Large indoor showroom 293 Main St., Exeter Open 9:00-5:00 weekdays. Sat- urday 9:00 - 1:00. After hours appointments availa- ble anytime. Phone 235-0620 or toll free 1-800-265-3477 or Visit our expanded modem production shop & head office, 310 Victoria St., Centralia 228-6439 Pryde Monuments owned by Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fergusson, Personal ser- vice backed by 25 yrs. of experience as monumental craftsman & managing the production & installation of monuments for Pryde Monuments in Exeter & sur- rounding area since 1972 "Our Only Business is Monuments" • Attention Property Owners and Tenants in. the County of Huron Your Municipalities are Being Reassessed In response to a request from the Council of the County of Huron and a majority of local councils, all properties in the County will be reassessed at :1984 market value. Mailing of Notices of Property Valuation 1987/1988 Notices of Property ,Valuation will be mailed to all property owners and tenants. The assessed value shown on your Notice will be used for the calculation of your 1988 munici- pal and school taxes. A full explanation of the reas- sessment, the appeal proce- dures, and a timetable for Open Houses in your area can be found on the information insert which accompanies your new Notice of Property Valuation, Ask Questions at Open Houses Open House information ses- sions have been planned at con- venient times and locations to give you the opportunity to review your assessment 1,A, t' staff of the Regional Assessn Office. Assessment staff will be pleased to explain the basis of your property assessment and can correct any errors in the information shown on your Notice. We encourage you to take advantage of this service. Rolls Available For Review The Assessment Roll will be available for review at your local municipal office during regular business hours, beginning June 13, 1988. If You Wish To Appeal If you believe you have been improperly assessed in any way, you may file a formal complaint with the Assessment Review Board. The final date for filing an appeal is July 4, 1988. Details of the appeal proce- dures are on your Notice of Property Valuation and on the information insert. Schedule of Open Houses Town of Clinton Town of Exeter Town of Goderrch Mon May 30 & TUBS May 31.1pm -8pm Sat June 4, 10am -4pm Thur May 26 & Fn May27, 1pm -8pm Sat May 28.10a m - 4p m lues May 24 & Wed May 25 ipm -8pm Sal May28 barn - 4p m Town of Seaforth Town of Winghar- Village of Bayfield Village of Myth Village 01 Brussels Village of Hensel! VdIage nf Zurich Tow, shrp of Ashfield Township of Colborne Tov. Nr) of East Wawanosh no of Godench voship of Grey • not Hay ,x ship Howtck iwnship of Hunan Township of McKillop Township of Moms Wed June 1 & Thur June 2 ipm -80 Sal June 4. 10a m - 4 p m kikon May 30 & Tues May 31 1 p m - 80 IT Sal June 4 10 a m -4pm Wed June 1 & Thur June 2 ipm -8pm Sat June 4. 10 am -4pm Mon May 30 & Tues May 31 tpm -8pm Sat June 4, 10 a m - 4 p rn Thur May 26 & Frt May 27 1pm -8pm Sal May28. 10a m - 4 p m Tues May 24 & Wed May 25. tpm -8pm Sat May 28. 10 am -4pm Tues May 24 & Wed May 25 tam -8pm Sat May 28, tO am -4pm Thur May 26 & Fri May 27 1pm - 8 p m Sal May 28, 10am -4pm Tues May 24 & Wed May25 1 p m - p m Sat May28 10a -dpu Mon May 30 & Tires May 31. 1pm -Beni Sal June 4. 10a m 4 p m Tues May 24 & Wed May 25. 1pm -8pm Sat May28 10a m -4pm Thur May 26 & Fn May 27 1pm -8pm Sat May 28. 10 am -4pm Tues May 24 & Wed May 25 1pm -8pm Sat May 28. 10 am -4pm Wed June 1 & Thur June 2 1 p m - p m Sat June4. 10a ri, -'8pn Mon May 30 & Tues May 31 1pm -8pm Sat June 4. 10 a.m - 4 p m Wed June 1 & Thur June 2 bpm - 8 p m Sat June4, 10 a.m - 4 p m Thur May 26 & Fri. May 27. 1pm -8pm El Sat May 28, 10 am -4pm Clinton Town Hall Council Chamber E xeter Olde Town Halt Second Floor Assessmenl Office Boardroom 57 Napier Street Gfxlench Seaforth Town Han Second Floor Wingharn Town Hee Bayfreld Municipal Off, e Clinton Town Hal Count.' Chamber Brussels Community Centre Second Fk,or Zurich Arena Auditorium Zarin Arena AudeOnurn Dungannon Agricuaurai Hall Assessment Office Boardroom 57 Napier Street Goderich Wrigharn Town Hall Assessment Office Boardroom 57 Napier Street Godertch Brussers Community Centre Second Floor Zurich Arena A trcirMr rum Gorrie Community Hall Clinton Town Halt Council Chamber eaforth Town Hap econd Floor assets Community entre Second Floor Township of Stanley Township of Stephen Township 0! Tuckersmith Township of Turnberry Township of Osborne . Township of West Wawanosh all June 1 & Thur June 2 1 p m - 8 13 m Sal June 4, 10a m -4pm Thur. May 26 & Fri May 27, 1pm -8pm Sal May28, 10 a.m - 4 p m. Mon May 30 & Tues May 31. 1pm -8pm Sat. June 4,10 a.m - 4 p m Mon May 30 & Tues May 31. 1pm -8pm Sat June4, 10 a m -4pm Thur. May 26 & Fri May 27. bpm -8pm Sat May28.10a m - 4p m. Thur May 26 & Fri May 27 1 pm - 8 p Sat May 28, 10 am -4pm Bayfield Municipal Office E vete, Olde Town Hall Second Floor Clinton Town Halt Council Chamber Wingham Town Hall Exeter Olde Town Hall Second Floor Dungannon Agricultural Hall Ontario Ministry of Revenue Call collect HURON, PERTH REGIONAL ASSESSMENT OFFICE 57 Napier Street, Box 190 Goderich, Ontario N7A 3Z2 (519) 524-7326, 1-800-265-5192 if you are located outside Of the toll-free area