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114.4HE HURON EXPOSITOR, S AFORTH, ONT., NOV. 19, 1910
Scanning •
the Weeklies
By Lee Hee
TOWNSHIP
OF
TUCKERSMITH
1970 TAXES
All property owners in Tuckersmith, please take note
that the Municipal Council has extended the time for
making payment of the SECOND INSTALLMENT of the
1970 Taxes from November 27 to
DECEMBER 15th
Any of the second installment taxes received by the
Treasurer after December 15, will be subject to a penalty
charge of 2% plus interest as noted on your tax notice.
James I. McIntosh
Clerk-Treasurer.
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Phone 527-0240 Seaforth
Art Stanbury, District - Chief
Operator for Ontario Hydro,
checks meters on a trans-
former at the Seaforth substation.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING AVAILABLE FROM
HYDRO INSTALLS NEW EQUIPMENT
The new role within Ontario Hydro's power grid which is being taken by the Seaforth sub-
station has necessitated much work at the site. Two of the new installations are (top) a row
of switches suspended in oil which acts as an insulator and a huge transformer (middle)
which steps down the power from the high tension lines. The bottom picture shows an overall
view of the new switching yard. In the background is the original substation which fed Seaforth
and area.
(Staff Photos by Brady)
In scanning the Brussels Post we
note that G.W.Stephenson was elected
as the new president of the Business
Association and Murray Lowe as sec-
retary-treasurer. Mr. and Mrs.Russell
Bone were honored by their family on
the occasion of their 40th wedding an-
niversary.
From the Zurich Citizens News we
gather there was a good time at Blue
Water Rest Home when a special evening
of Swiss entertainment took place. The
program was given by members of the
Thames Valley Swiss Club and most of
them were dressed in their native cos-
tumes. Mr. and Mrs Emil Becker cele-
brated their silver anniversary Saturday.
The dinner and dance in their honor was
held at the Dashwood Community Centre.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Denomme,
Clinton, marked their 50th wedding an-
niversary when a reception and dance
was held in the Royal Canadian Legion
Hall. They formerly resided in Zurich
and are natives of that area.
From the Blyth Standard we note
that the Clinton News-Record editor,
Keith Roulston, ,was the guest speaker
at the Londesboro Women's Institute
meeting.
According to the Lucknow Sentinel
Lorne Hasty was elected head of the
L.O.L. at Dungannon.
The St. Marys Journal Argus re-
ports that Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith,
Rogers Avenue, have a forSythi a bush
in bloom with lots more buds ready to
burst into blossom. Spring is just around
the corner) The fall rally and annual
meeting of the United,,Senior Citizens of
Ontario was held in the Legion Hall,
St. Marys, recently. There were mem-
bers present from nine clubs. Seven
visitors from Japan were guests of the
St. Marys Rotary Club. After a tour
of the St. Mary's Cement Co. Ltd., a
luncheon was held in the United Church
school auditorium. Later they toured
the Hooper mink ranch. Jack Clements,
London, District Administrator for CNIB,
received a cheque recently for $1000
from the Thorndale Lions Club.
Rev. John G. Mooney, according to
-the Wingham Advance-Times, received
many gifts prior to his leaving Sacred
Heart Parish as he has been transferred
to Mt. Carmel Parish. He has been
parish priest at Wingham and Brussels
for. the past six years. Making presenta-
tions on behalf of the parish were Mrs.
Frank Caskanette and Alf. Lockridge. The
Village Nursing Home in Fordwich betted
approximately $500 from their annual
tea and bazaar.
The Kincardine News says that a
Huron Township native from near Purple
Grove and now residing in Detroit ob-
served her 100th birthday on November
11th. Mrs. J, F, MacKenzie was the
former Melinda Stanley of Purple Grove
and went to Detroit in 1892. A family
dinner was held at Calvin Presbyterian
Church in Detroit to mark the happy
occasion,
The Mitchell Advocate reports that
the town fathers have made no decision
on hiring a chief of police.
From the Milverton Sun we see that
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Rapien, residents of
the Milverton Nursing Home combined
two celebrations recently when Mr. Ra-
pien marked his 94th birthday and, the
couple's 69th wedding anniversary. Mrs.
Rapien was 92 last May. Mrs. Albert
Gropp marked her 89th birthday recently
and was honored by her grandchildren
with a family dinner. Family, friends
and neighbors gathered at the Canadian
Legion Hall to honor Mr. and Mrs. John
Alles on the occasion of their 45th wed-
ding anniversary.
In the Goderich Signal-Star we note
that Mrs. Hazel Steels, RN., has re-
tired after forty years of nursing. More
than 800 persons attended the Sunday
afternoon concert played by the Sisters
of St. Joseph Concert Band under the
direction of Martin Boundy. The Senior
Citizens met recently with Earl Cooper,
president, in charge. The group plan
a turkey dinner with the C.W.L. of St.
Peter's Church catering.
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