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441% 10 NEWS.'
Congratulations to Mr, Peter
Moffat who -'celebrated, his 88th:'
• birthday on Saturday.. Present for
suPPerwith him and Jim at their
borne were alh'the members of his.
family which includes, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim McPherson of Culross
Township, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Moffat of Teeswater. Tom, and
,Mr. and• Mrs'.. Dave Moffat of Kin-
last Township, Mr,, :and Mrs. Lloyd
Moffat: of Lucknow, During the
••evening Thompson, McPherson' •
of Culross Township•visited the
same home and entertainedwith
some violin music *which Mr.
Moffat thoroughly enjoyed.
Mrs. Dick McQuillin visited with
her.mother; Mrs. Chas, Thomson '
at' Clinton on' Sunday Mrs. Thom:
son who has'been 41., is,:somewhat
,improved.
Miss Margaret Moffat of Toronto
spent the week end with Miss.,
Emma Richardson and Graham
Moffat.
Donald Young Of Toronto and ;'
Ken'Young , who' is taking a
course in Toronto, spentthe week -
•end withtheieparents, Mr. and
Mrs• .Clifford' Young, William arid
Russell . ' •
:.Mr. and Mrs:. Eugene .Conley and
On 88thBfrtFday
mberley Resident
asses Suddenly
MRS. JOHN A. CAMPBELL
The last surviving member of a
amity well known' and highly est-
:erred ,' Mrs Anna Louise Camp-.
iell, wife of the` late John A
ampbell , of Amberley, passed ' ,
•wayjon Sunday, :April sixteenth,
n'her eighty-fourth year.:
While visiting her daughter, Mrs.
;tuart'Stiells at Ripley,' Mrs. Camp
'ell'suf fered a heart *attack on ' Fri -
,y , Apiil 14 and that evening Was
ernoved to .,Kincardine and District
Iospital., A second severe attack
occurred Sunday afternoon from
ihich she failed to rally....
She was a daughter of\the late Mr:
.ndMrs. James Henry Mahood' and •
,►as born` near Nestleton in Durham
:ounty', on November 16th, 188.3:.,.
'he family moved. to Huron Town
hip -about 75 years ago and took
• .p farrning on the" `B". Line.
On October 21st, 1903, she'.
ias'united in marriage, to John A . `
:amps ell and they farmed at Point
• :lark and later purchased a'second •
arm. at Amberley and moved to
hat village. Mr.. Campbell served
is lighthouse keeper at Point Clark
'or several years. He predeceased
us wife, threeyears ago. She was
'rmember of Pine River United
:hurch.
`,Left' to mourn herP�- are two
` mg
taughters and two sons: ;Mrs. Stuart
Clara) Shiells,.Ripley and Mrs.
'Douglas L. (Iva) Young,'Kincar-
dine; Russell, Atwood and• Glenn;
Amberley; also eight grandchild-
ren and sixteen great grandchild-
ren.' Besides her husband she.: mas
predeceased:by three brothers and
• two sisters.
Funeral services for the late Mrs
Campbell were conducted from the
McLennan Funeral Home, Kincar-
dine, by Rev H.D. Pillen, . pastor
of Pine River Church, on Tuesday
afternoon and interment was made
in Kincardine 'Cemetery',
Pallbearers 'were Morris Mahood',
" a
Wilfred Mahood of Kincardine; ' •
Harvey Campbell of Burlington;
Jack Campbell of Atnberiey; Glenn
D. Young ,of Peterborough; .Alan C
Young of iagara On - The-
Lake: •
F1oWer bearers were Ewan Camp-
bell of London; Robert Campbell,
Duncan Thotbum; William. Fergus-
on, Robert McNay,Howard Robb,
all of Huron Townshi'p', ' a
Mr. and. Mrs. 'Elmer :Scott attend'
edthe funeral of their uncle:• Mr•..
Dave McAllister in TeesWater on
Sunday., , •
Mrs. Gordon Wall and Brian visit-
ed on Sunday withthe formers:
mother, : Mrs. John • Arthur at ClIn-
toll. ,
Mr. and Mrs Bob•Bregman visit-
ed on Friday evening with: Mr,. and
Mrs. Jim 'Young• and family,.
Communion :service will be held
at Langside, Presbyterian Church '
next Sunday. Joint •Preparatory ser
vice .will, be held on Friday at_ 8.
p.m. at Whitechurch. ,
Meet With Bruce
Re Whitechurch,
tucknowtibrary
BY•'R. S ATKEY
GODERICH The. new•Huron
County. Public Library Board made
its first official report to County
Council Monday when Duff Thomp
son,• chairman. Clinton. addressed,.
Councillors, and Students who were
in, attendance' at the, afternoon
session::
The Board has been in operation.:
only since the JanuarySession of
County Council and monthly meet-
ings are :being held Mr.
Thompson said: 'There are many
problems to be faced'in connect-
ion with the transition from a :co
operative to 'a public library syst-
em. ''The,'Board asks• the indulgen
ce,°of all concerned until the chan-
geover has been completed and the
operation of the .system begins to
function in .a normal, manner,'", he`
Urged. • •
The Townships of Hay ,� . Morris ; •
East Wawanosh and fiuliett, are:
now included' in the,County Library
System, asrecommended.by he
Board,'with' bylaw amended accord-
ingly.
• 'Mr.'' Thompson' pointed out that
with the .addition of these four ,
;municipalities, the, System :now
has 100 per cent/Membership•of
municipalities.
To date the Board has (3) initiat-
ed an insurance'survey; appointed
George McCuutcheon .' a member .'
of the Board' to Midwestern Reg
lanai Library Board; (3) sent:letters
,to three accredited 'universities en-
deavouring• to secure the services
of a qualified county librarian;
(4) •written to,University of Westerrt.
Ontario urging any interested .stud.
ent/to take; advantage of the bur
sary., offered 'by Midwestern Region'
al 'Library Board; (5) 'authorized'
Duff;.Thompson., chairman; .Frank
McFadden, Bayfield and -,Mrs. C
Huffman, county librarian., to
attend Ontario Library Convention
in Fort William May 15 - 18; (6)
made,, arrangements to meet with'
Bruce County Library Board regard-'
ing problems . concerning Lucknow
and Whitechurch.
Huron County Library 1967 budget
is•as follows; •
Revenue Proving of .Ontario;'
basic grant, "$25,000; incentive
grant, $10..000; operational grant
$30, 000; County of Huron $34.000;
total , $99,000
Expenditures; salaries' $44, 700;
books $20.000; periodicals $600;
rebinding $500; supplies $3,500;.
utilities,,hydro,' water, rent. care-
taking: fuel, insurance $7,000; ,
telephone $400; .repairs t, and,main
enance $5.500; postage.'and'ex`
Tress 1000; Board remuneration
and mileage $2,000; employee ben
efits $500; truck maintenance •
$1.200; capital '$9.000; , advertising.
$600; 'refunds to'schoois $1,300;
't$1otal200 $97 , 800; estimated surplus
' ,
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