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However, on Saturday, Ripley was bone dry. The water was shut off due to a break in the main at 10 a.m. It had the villagers wondering when would they get the water back. Well, the story continues as the works department came to' the rescue and had everything in order by 4 p.m. You can bet the villagers were happy.They now could have glair custom- ary Saturday night bath. pOnald MacIn- tyre was chairman at the annual meeting of the LucknoW'' Agricultural Society and presented Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McCharles with a Service Diploma for 'their many years of faithful service. This was a first husband and wife honor in the local society. • The Agricultural Society of Blyth at their annual meeting discussed the possibility of an earlier date for the fall fair in 1970 according to the Blyth Stan- dard. The standard goes on to report that word from the District 8 annual meeting has recommended that perhaps more of the fairs along the lake shore area should be considering earlier dates. No definite 'decision was made, but the local society is looking into the matter with interest. Mrs. .Robert Carter Was elected Blyth, HOrticultural Society president at the annual rneeting, the Standard reports and in another story it relates that District Governor Howard Henderson. of Owen Sound visited the Blyth Lions Club and outlined his trip to Lions International Convention in Tokyo: He also outlined six main objectives District A 9. 1. Five, 'new Lions 'Club's and two Leo Chibs. 2. A minimum of 2500 eye bank cards signed. 3, Clubs to participate in effective speak- ing, -4. 'International Relations. 5. Public Relations.,..6. Homes for Pakistan. Mr. -Jan van Vliet, according to the Brussels Post, was named president . of 'the Brussels Agricultural SQciety.The. Post also reports ,that Mr.- and, Mrs. Selwyn Baker will mark their 50th wed- ding anniversary this Saturday; February 7th. , Due to the heavy thickness' of ice close to 'the shore, ice fishing is making its appearance near St. Joseph, according tg the Zurich Citizens News, and some good catches have already, been reported. ) Claire Deichert, R.R.1, Zurich was re- elected to his third term as president.of • the Zurich 'Agricultural Society,, the Citiz- ens News reports. The • society, intends to reorganize 4-H Clubs such. as Calf Club, Dairy and Beef Clubs-C.-- _ The'Mitchell Advocate reports. that Mr. Alberti. Harper, London and formerly of, 'Fullerton Township, would mark) his .irth 92-fili-bday, Friday, January 30th. In another report the Adve,cate notes that Robert Norris of Staffa-was'nominated as the home .and ,school member of the adVisory committee to the Perth County ' Board orEducation. In the same weekly it is noted that. Lew Reaney has been named the new chairman of the Public Utilities Commission; .1t was- also 'an-, 'flounced at the meeting that new water ' rates had been adopted. The water- rates for - all, customers served ouside of the ' Town of Mitchell' be increased by 50% to become effective with all out-of-town water bills. issued on or, after. February 1; 1970. According. to . the Clinton News- Record that members of the.Apocalypse ' motorcycle club visited Clinton SatUrday and two stayed a little longer than they planned. Twelve members made up' the group, Two are scheduled to appear in Provincial Judge's Court in Clinton on February 4. Both men were released on $50. bail. In ,a second report' by the News-Record the,,,,executive of the. snow- mobile club has been appointed as follOws: • president, Mrs. Marni Walden; First Vice President' -'Fred Shropslfall; Secretary - 'Mrs. Marie Jefferson; Treasurer - Lorne Love; Directors, Cam Addison, Harold Wettlaufer, Al Finch, Mac Carneron and Art,Hoggart. The Goderich Signal-Star relites that Goderich Town council gave third and' final reading to by-law 8, 19'70, which- , permits the town's two taxi companies to raise prides effective iminediately. Ab- cording to the by=law, the price .of, taxi • service . for 'one person to any place, in town between- the 'hours of 6 a.m. and 12:30 a.m. will be '75 cents, a rise of 10 cents frOm 65 cents. 'Each additional passenger will be charged 10 cents and each stopover' of not more than five minutes will cost 25 cents. The Star also records that Mr, and Mrs. Archie Wilkin -marked their golden wedding an- • niversary on Wednesday last. - The most disastrous fife in recent. St,Marys history,according to-the Journal- Argus, completely destroyed the Baird Lumber Company -last Friday. Loss was estimated at $50,000, The Wingham Advance-Times notes in, the Wroxeter news that Mr. and Mrs. RusSell Walker celebrated 'thef t 55th wed-- ding 'anniversary en Sunday. Another re- port relates that Mrs. A. E. Purdon eele- brated het 92nd birthday on Sunday at the 4home of 4ier daughter, Mrs. Robert Mow- . bray, of Whitechur6h. Seven ether eight children are living- • Scanning the Weeklies By Lee Hee 1NCtiELSEA nesdaY witfila good .crowd pre- , sent The 'ladies enjoyed a pot- luck dinner after which the offi-; cers for the coming year were_ ins talled, the new president being Mrs. Howard Pym. Mrs. George Frayne of Sun- shine Line and Mrs;William.Wal- tera visited in Eieter on Saturday 'with Mr. Maurice, Quance, Mrs. May Beer and miss maeskinner, who also had as their weekend guest Mrs. Edna Werner of Lon- don, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hollings of Clandeboye visited ofi Satur- with Mr. and Mrs. and family. +•••••••••••••. THE illicKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Office Main Street SEAFORTH On the final afternoon of a two and a half day session of Huron County Council, mem- bers gave approval for up to $20,000 to be set aside in the 1970 budget for preliminary study and development . of Canadian Forces Basei.Calinton. Girvin Heed, chain-flan of the county development ceremittee which brought in the proposal, said the money would probably be used to set up an office at CFB Clinton and hire someone to ',show people around". Former Warden, James Hay- ter told council the committee would have something more to report at the February session and „sugtested it may be , pos- sible at that time to announce the name of the persons who will .be working in the CFB • Clinton office. He declined" to elaborate further. During the session, council heard Wednesday .morning from T. E. McLaughlin Development • Associates Ltd., Ottawa, who attempted „to sell council on the idea of an industrial commis- sioner for the county. The firm offered to set up an office and- hire an industrial commissioner and clerical staff for the sum of $42,000. per annum. The contract, which would be for three years, would have a 90-day •cut-off clause in the event that either arty was un- happy with res s. One spoke Man for the firm, Bill 4nderson, formerly of Goderieh, said the county would actually get not just,one indus- trial commissioner, but ,eight ,qualified industrial commis- . sioners since the McLaughlin company is comprised of Seven top-notch men who do nothing • but hunt out' industry looking for areas in which to locate, relocate or eXpand. An alternate plan-offered by McLaughlin's firm was $35,000. per -annum with McLaughiliesim- plying the' industrial commis- sioner and Huron County pro- viding the office, equipment and staff. —.A third proposal would -cost $25,000 per annum -in which case -Huron would . preyide, the office, equipment, clerical staff and the industrial commissioner. NEWS OF McLaughlin's company was first Summoned to the area by a group of Clintonians who were attempting to get something going at CFB Clinton before .it is phased out in 1971. Several , county councillors attended, the Clinton meeting and it was after that gathering that - McLaughlin company representa.tiVes were invited tg attend the January session of county council. Wednesday afternoon, Milt Phillips, the new manager of MODA, Stratford, addressed council. He outlined MODA's plans for the year and request- ed that council again. take mem-. bership in MODA sa.' a cost • Of $5,001, Mr. Phillips said that MODA's benefits to Huron- County were -.somewhat difficult to pinpoint because results obtained by MODA are sometimes disguis- ed as part of some other de- yelopment. Reeve James alayter pointed out that MODA had been at the bottom of the development at CFB Centralia but that this fact was not widely known. He said he was convinced that thrbugh MODA, Huron County could be heard by government. Colborne . Reeve Wilmer Hardy reported that the Carlow Christmas Fair was sponsored 'entirely by MODA for the first two years it was in existance, admit it is a small thing," Hardy said, "but it provided income for our area." He said about $5,000. was realized by artists and craftsmen who set up booths at the Carlol;v• event. Thursday afternoon, council agreed- to shelve the proposals Euchre Winners Alex Tanner '& Sons were the lowest of 6 tenders received by - Logan Township to crush and haul approximately 20,000 cu..), yds. of gravel. Council, meeting at Bornholm on Monday, awarded the contract at $1.01, 1/2 per yd. W. C, Hoegy was again awar- ded the ,contract for spraying warble fly at 10.1/2n per head, per spray, the same price as 1969 and the Clerk was instructed to ad- vertise for applications for the position of Warble Fly Inspector. Triton Engineering Services, Ltd. are to be notified to call tenders for installing storm se- . wers and paving ofSchadeStreet, M9nkton. Edwin Illman was ap- pointed Logan Township Repre- sentative to the Maitland Con- Ladies Aid Meets Mrs. Ed Andrews presided at a meeting of the -Ladies Aid of First Church ,the afternoon. Mrs. R. K., McFarlane readthree poems entitled 'Give Me a Faith', '•The -Song :,of _JbeSparrow' and 'The Lost Chord'. TlieliYinne were chosen by Mrs. J. ET Wil- lis.. Mrs. Wilfred Coleman read the 'scripture lesson and Mrs. W. J. Thompson led in' prayer. Minutes were read by..:Mrs. Reg Kerslake who has been named -- secretary iri the place of Mr&-Hal Whyte. Mrs. James-F. stett-r-e- ported_$328.16' in the bank, There were 24 calls made on shut-ins.- .Mrs. Francis 'Coleman and Mrs. R. E. McMillan sang 'Whis- pering. Hope' and were accom- panied by Mrs. J. A. McGregor. Mts. Ed Andrews read 'several humorous articlds entitled "Ma- ma and her experiences as a paper hanger, wood worker and mechanic'. Seaforth The February meeting of Sea-•, forth W.I. will be held nape home of Mrs. Leonard Strong on Tues- day, February 10, at 13:30. The program, in-charge of Inter- national convenors, Mrs: A. Ta-y- lor and Mrs. G.- McKenzie, will feature• slides taken M. India by Malcolm Davidson; Brucefield. The roll .call; bring an article from another' country for dis- play. Lunch-'-convenors' are Mrs.- E. Whitmore, Mrs. J. McGregor, Mrs, Rita Orr, Mra-KenStewart. Please note change of hostess. County •Clears $20;000 For CFB Clinton Study: News of Correspondent Mrs. William Walters 4 Correspondent ' Miss Mary Mellwain Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Hun- ter of Colborne Township' visited,' on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and family: Mr. 'and Mrs. George Hart of Brussels visited on Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan and family. Mr. Paul Buchanan of Water- loo spent, the weekend with his parents, Mr.' and Mrs. Don B,u- - chanan and family. ' Mi. and Mrs. Toni Riley of Clinton visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley.' Sunday visitors with Mrs. Ellr Jewitt and bOys were Mr. and Mrs Ross Jewitt of Clinton, Mr.', and Mrs. Jim Preatcater, Billy and Debbie and Rick Snell of Lendesboro. ' Mr. and MrS. CharlesHough- ton of Holmesville were. Sunday visitors with Mr. and We., Bill Storey, Mr. 'and Mrs. Charles Hart . of Goderich visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Fred Buchanan and family). • Insures:, • • town Dwellings' , ' . • Ali Masses of Farm Peel:wort' *'$unner Cottages k, *Teivarefigzx, .Siiieols;,-italia • • 2;tended coverage (WW1 Sete k 'Water damage lint obieete, ,etc.) is oleo • • .1. • fteyS; IIIt 1, Seaforth, • V. J. Lane, 11.115 •,iSiblettlft• Leffiotc:Jr.,. teridOtibor0; SejWyo Rafter, 'Brussels, bilbfitt; behold G. Eaten • • • • • . • • Prize winners at an Euchre on Wednesday were: 'Ladies high '- Mabel HegerSon, Lone - Mrs. Those Carter; Low- Mrs. Wilfred Coleman; Men's High -Chas. Reeves; Lone - ThOs, Carter.; .Lo,w -Harold Connell. NSTAN Mr. and' Mrs. Rog Lawson, John, and Elizabeth visited on Sun-• day with Mr. and Mrs. George. Turner, Barry and • Bonnie -anti" Mr. John Turner of Tuckersmith, -Mr. and Mrs...Ray Vincent and , Mark of Blyth,,yisited On Sunday with 'Mr. and Mrs. Jack Medd, Sim „David and Kerri. ' Miss Josephine Bos of Lon- don, Mr. Joe Van Bornmel of . Delaware, ,were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Marris .13o"s and Steven. • Wendy Tyndall of , Clinton spent „the weekend with' Kerri Medd. _Mr. and .Mrs. Gary Jewitt Spent' the weekend with Mr. and Mrs., Ralph Glew. of Dorchester.' Miss Pearl Tharner.of Waltpn spent the weekend with Mrs. Luther-Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dedrick, Jeffery and Jim oefimcoe spent a few days the past week with , Mr. and Mrs. George 'Hoggart and Harvey, Mr. Bill Butler, 'Miss Betty Hoggart of London, visited on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs.' George Hoggart and Harvey. of McLaughlin and his assoc- iates and ''to take out member- ship in MODA-for 1970. County representatives to MODA for 1970 be/the wax- den, Anson McKinley, Jack Alex- ander, Girvin Reed, Charles Thomas, president of the Huron Zone of MODA and James Hay- ter , member of the executive of MODA. In other business, the county development committee received permission to send delegates to the Ontario Plowmen's Assoc- iation convention in Tors:into with a 'view to securing a plowing match for Hum' in the near future. Logan Council Lets . Tender for 'Gravel Representing Huron & Erie Sterling Trusts Guaranty Trusts Crown Trust Co. of Canada Victoria and Grey Trust Co. The Elimville Women's Insti- tute euchre was held attbeEllui- ville Hall on Monday evening. The committee in charge were Mrs. Howard PM, Mrs, Lorne Johns and Mrs. Ward Hero. Winners were, Ladies' High, Mrs, Floyd'Cooper; Men's High, Floyd Cooper; Lone Hands, Jehr Batten; Ludky Cup, Mrs. Allen JolMs; and Dutch Auction, Wil- liam Lamport. The next euchre will be at Elimville Hall on February 9th. -Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horne spent the weekend in London with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cole. , The Elimville Y.C.W. held their January meeting on Wed- GUARANTEED TRUST Certificate 3, 4 and 5 Years Contact John A. Cardna seeyation Authority. Council granted $2 5D0 to the Royal Canadian Legion, Mitchell, to assist with the elenientary and secondary school speaking,..cr- test. Members agreed that the Township would participate in the Ontario Municipal Employees' Retirement System with the Township paying 50% and each employee paying 50%. Logan also will pay 2/3 of the employees Hospitalization and 0.H.S.I.P. L. Gordner and G, .Jarmuth, were appointed Logan Township Representatives to the 'Midwes- tern Regional Council. and, T. Nicholson &' B. Kolloman to the Tourist Council. Road accounts amounting to $5,341.17 and ge- neral accounts totalling $1,350.21 were ordered paid. . ellaemerren,emeeses:.eseeeseresseirsee.rose,,,i Invest Securely in a SEAFORTH 34% FORD - MERCURY DEALER Phone 527-1140 Seaforth 1966 Ford . LTD 4-door H.T:, P.S. and P.B. 1966 Chev. Stationwagon 1964 Pontiac Parisiennet 2-door Hardtop 1963 Pontiac Parisienne, 2-door.- Hardtop, power equipped. day Sanford evening Hutton -..1011111111mk.. • • q