The Huron Expositor, 1971-01-14, Page 3• -4
Howard Shantz, Stratford, was elected chairman-of the Huron-Perth County Roman CatholiC
School Board at the inauggral meeting. Pictured above are (lest) Joseph Looby, vice chairMaii,
Mr. Shantz arid* John Vintar, Director of Education of the Board. - (Staff Photo)
Huron Federation Completes
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From nine persons wile_ had
been nominated as an executive
member of Huron Federation of
Agriculture, four have been elec-
ted. These are Russel Kerhighan,
R, 4, Goderich; Mervin Smith,
R.1, Walton; Vincent Austin, RI,
Dungannon and Doug. Fortune,
R.1, Wingham., These together
with President Jack Stafford, R.1,
Wroxeter; 1st. vice-president
Mason Bailey, R.3, Blyth; 2nd.
vice-president, Case Van Raay,
R. 3, Dashwood; constitute the
executive for 19'71.
Standing committees apt-
pointed include:
Insurance - Bruce Shapton,
poug. McNeil, Bob. McMillan,
Bob Allan, Doug. Fortune.
Assessment & Taxation -
Charles Thomas, Harry Bakker,
Walter Elliott, Doug. Fortune,
• Lavern Godkin.
Resolutions - Phil Durand,
Peter Chandler, Adrian Ves,Pat
Hunking, Martin Baan.
• Finance - Case Van Raay,
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field services for OntariO •Feder-
ation of Agriculture explained the
old structure" of the OFA and
compared the new structure,
showing hoW communications
have improved between the
farmers and the OFA. He added
that members would be'encour-
aged to attend county meetings,
if the meetings were rotated
among different locations each
month.
He urged members to tell
the present 700 members to each
get out and sell one membership
to swell-the county membership
total to 1400. . -
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Inaugural
At the Inaugural meeting of ,
Hibbert Township coinial,nieIn,
bars of last year's eguncilerlif -
Whom were re-elected, took the
Oath of Office for a two year
term. Rev. Bert Daynard opened
-the ,meeting with a Scriptural
reading and prayer and short
address and was thanked by Reese.
R-Ols 4413All.
Hugh Scott wasre-appointed
to the Mitchell and District plan-
ning Board and Earl R. Dick
WasH os p t named B oard. t Townshiprs .. A
Anne
n el lur- representa-
tive to the Ausable Conseavation
Authorlt and to the Seaforth
chill was again appointed Welfare
Administrator for Hibbert Town-
ship.
Henry Harburn will attend -
meetings re-Conservation Auth, -
orities, one meeting to be held
in Goderich on January 14th and
another at a later date. Regular
Council meetings', will be held at .
the Township_ .HaJi "Staffa the ,,,.
first Monday of each onth, at
1 p.m. the months of D cember,
January, February and March,
and at 8 p.m. the balance of the
meaths. A borrowing by-law was
passed1„jor borrowing- up to
$130,000.00 if necessary before
thee end of the year. Seventy-
five dollars was granted to the
Salvation Army and $25.00 to
the Mitchell. Branch of 4he St.
John's Ambulance. Membership
fees 'were also paid to tho‘Sea-
forth Hospital Board.
Dubl'in .....pionist
London Debut:
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to honor their, parents on the
occasion of their forty-second
wedding anniversary.
sumptuous dinner was en-
joyed and gifts were presented
to the honored couple. Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
ker, Mr. anslArs. Jack McGhee,
Jackie, Judy, and Roy, London;
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Currie, Lin-
da and•Joanne, Dorchester; Mr.'
and Mrs. Robert Hulley, Bobby,
Sandra, David and Debbie, Win-
throp; Mr. and Mrs. LarilrOar-
diner, Steven and Lisa, Crom-
arty.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McKel-
lar were dinner guests of Mr.
'and Mrs. Otto Walker on, Sat-
urday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Russell
and Mr. and Mrs. Calder McKaig
were guests- of Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Hoste and family of RR5
▪ Seaforth on Saturday.
Mr. Alvin Cornish and Mr.
William Ferguson of Exeter visi-
ted on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
Otte Walker. ,
Mrs. J. R. Jefferson spent a
few days last week at the home of
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Noreen Jefferson of
Munro.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ramsey
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. "Junes Ramsey, Moorefield.
Pam and Terry Wallace and
Lorraine Laing were among the
group of Mrs, Lila Storey's danc-
ing class who took part in the
Big Al's T.V. program in Kit-
chener on Wedneday.
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Miss Marguerite Kahnt will
never be more than fourleet .tall
and she has a curved spine as
well. But she has a full-time
job as a switchboard operator in
a large Toronto insurance awn--
. pang, thanks to training at The
Ability Fund (March of Dimes).
A contribution to The Ability
Fund Will make possible the
rehabilitation of many more
handicapped adults like Margue-
rite.
With tax arrears representing
• about 15% of the tax roll, Logan
Council at its inaugural meeting„
Monday, adopted a get-tough pol-
icy.
Council instructed the tax col-
lector to notify delinquents that
collection action will follOw if
• payments are not 'made.
Rev. Kappes of Brodhagen
Lutheran Church addressed the
council and opened the meeting
iwith prayer. The' Oreek of Office'
'was subscribed to by all members
'of ' council before commencing
the 1971 business.,
Appointments made 'Included:
Wm. H. Chaffe to Upper Thames
Valley Conservation' Authority;
Edward Inman to Maitland Con-
servation Authority. Dan Con-
nolly and Wm. H. Chaffe to the
Mitchell and District Planning
Board; Bert Kollanan to the Perth
County Safety Council; Tim Nich-
• Olson to Monkton' In Area;
• Laverne Efordner to 1Viitchell Fire
Area and Georgc. •Tarmuth to 'the
Mitchell Agricultural Society.
Couneil meetings are to be held
in the afternoon from November
to April inclusive, starting at
• 1 p.m. and from May to October
in the evening-starting at 8 p.m.
on the first Monday in each month.
Grants made included: Sick
Children's Hospital, Toronto,
$30.00; War. Memorial Hospital,
London, $30.00; Salvaticin Army,
$20.00; Canada Mental Health
Association, $20.00; Muscular
O Dystriphy Association, $20.00;
St. -John's Ambulance, Mitchell,
$50.00. The Clerk was instrUcted
to write the Minister Of Education
and the Department of Municipal
Romahticism
Jack Stafford, Mason Bailey,
Faye Fear.,
Publicity - The executive'',
The Secretary.
Education & Rural Develop-
ment - Mervin Smith, Alan
Turnbull, Jamieson Ribey, Mr.
and Mrs, Oliver McC harles, John
Riddell, Bob Henry.
Inputs - Charlie Rau, BO
Gordon, Doug. Fraser, Don
Eadie, Vince Austin, John. Gaunt.
Entertainment - North group-
Mr,, and Mrs. Mason Bailey, Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Fear, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Stafford;-South group.- Mr.
and Mrs. Harry"Hayter, Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Love, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim McGregor, Mr. and Mrs.,
Bev Hill, Alt Warner.
Membership - Mason Bailey,
Lloyd Stewart, Vincent „,,Austin,
Harry Hayter, Case Van Raay.
Properties .- Russel Kernig-
ham, Lloyd Stewart, Bob DOwn,
Mason Bailey.
Grant Wallace, director of
'A'ffairs stressing a need for a
study to review the unfair ede-
- cation tax,on properties and farm
lands.
Council passed a by-law
authorizing the borrowing of up
to $150,000.00 for 1971.
Having spent 0.53,428.99 on
Township roads in 1970, applica-
tion is to be made for subsidy .
!nders for
crysliieg and'haeling 20,000 yds.
'Of gravel Oii''Fownship roads are
to be called. .
Salaries were set fOr 1971
with raises, as follows: Clerk-
Treasurer, $300:06 plus an extra
car allowance of $150.00; Tax
Collector;...... $150.00; and road
men, .20 per hour.
Road accounts totaling.
$7262.72 and General accounts
amounting to, $3919.99 were ord-
ered paid.
Correspondent
Mrs. Bob Cronin
A Family Pop Concert was
presented at Centennial Hall in
London on Sunday with the London
Symphony Orchestra under the
Direction of Clifford Evans.
The highlight of the program
for Dublin and area residents
was being able to attend the first
debut of pianist Paul Horan, son
of Mr. Fergus Horan and the
late Mrs. Mary Horan. This was
the• first occasion he has played
with the London Symphony Or-
chestra and presented an out-
standing performance. He has
been studying at the Faculty of
Music at the University of West-
ern Ontario.
A number of his music stu-
dents from Dublin were in attend-
ance, as well as other friends
and relatives. Among those pres-
ent were: Mr. Fergus' Horan,
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Horan,
Mr. .and Mrs. George Coville,
Mrs. Melva Murray, Mrs. Joe
Delaney and Maureen, Mrs. Ted
Melady,and,Donny;• mr. and Mrs.
Patrick, Woods, Georgetown,Mrs.
Fred ' Clairmount, Kitchener,
Mrs. Joe Hastings, Mrs. Mary
Eckert and Tom, Mrs., Marcella
Feeney, DetrOit,_. Mr. and Mrs.
John Nagle, "Miss Joanne Elleg-
son and_Mr. David.Walker from
the University of Waterloo and
Mrs. Leo Ryan, Kitchener.
PHYSICAL FITNESS CLUB
The Dublin Ladies' Physical
Fitness Club resumed its act-
ivities on Wednesday evening,,,
January 6 and will continue every
Wednesday evening from 8:30
to 10:00 until March. There are
25 members at present who are
taking part in the exercises and
activities such as volleyball and
basketball. Anyone , wishing to "
May call Mrs. BOb Cronin
it 345-2772 or just come to the
Dublin -Separate School Gym on
Wednesday evenings.
SEWING WITH KNITS
Monday evening January 11
was the first of a program of
four nights of instruction tol.ad-
ies who wish to learn the proper
method of -sewing with knit fab-
rics. The gatherings are being
held at the home of Mrs. Charles
Friend, who is giving the instruc-
tions. Eight ladies were present
for the first meeting: Types of
fabric, proper siding of pattern
to purchase were discussed.
Many helpful hints were given in •
regards to adjusting Sewing
machines to prevent puckering
of material and damage 'to the
fabric.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon But-
ters, Torpeto were visiting with
Mr. Tom Butters on the weekend.
Rev. Father Gordon Dill is
going ' to be our 'pastor at St.
-Patrick's Parish until Rev.
Father Durand returns.
mr. and Mrs. Lou Masse,
Zurich were visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph L. Ryan on
Saturday.
Wingh.ami",.x
Raises
Rate to $10
In a recent announcement the
Wingham ' Advance Times
increased it's subscription price
to $10.00 per year. Cost of
papers` purchased at. newstands
is increased to 25 cents a copy.
In making the announcement
the publishers commented -
"Reason for the increase is ,
obvious. Costs of production - ,
labor, 'supplies and equipment,
as well as postage,- filni and
printingr have left us' no choice."
If 'ants are so industrious.
how come they spend 'the
summer picnicking?
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-By John Baker, Public
(Relations Officer,Brancli 156,
Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth
In reply to the occasional
statements heard during the past
year that by_ _the holding of
Remembrance . Day • and other
military observances the Legion
is glorifying war, I would like
to make the following remarks.
The members of The Royal
'Canadian Legion in Canada
parade every; year on 11th of
November to ' their respective
memorials to pay tribute to their
dead Comrades. These ceremon-
ies have been held' for the last
fifty-two -,years and could hardly
be construed as an act to glorify
war - yet such an accusation is
made from time to time by some
individtials, and even-suggestions
made that Remembrance Day
should be abolished.
We can possibly understand
Such an_ allegation from a sub-
versive - eleinent within our
society who would want'to weaken
our determination to protect our
COuntry, 'and also from those
among the general public whose
families did not suffer in one
way" or another from the wars.
In addition to remembering our
Comrades, such observances.,
provide the Youth of this
land with an opportunity to
learn of our history and to
appreciate the cost of our
Freedom from German
aggression as, we knew it in
1914 and 1939. Peace is
desirable and Legion members
will 'clb everything within their
organization 'to promote peace.
We, in the Legion, are, proud
to have had the opportunity to
serve our Country when we were
needed in the military services
as are the people who served at'
home in a civilian capacity. As
veterans we, are • proud to be
able to serve our community
through the Legion.
COMMUNITY PROJECTS
Branch 156 Royal Canadian
Legion, Seaforth has recently
purchased four additional walk-
ers and one wheel chair for
loan to residents in this com-
munity who have a need for such
items. The Legiqn requests that
any person who has borrowed a
walker or wheel chair and has
no more need for it. to please
telephone Branch 156, Seaforth
527-0740 in the afternoon or
evening. Arrangements will be
made, to have such items picked
up for return to the Legion.
NOTE TO AREA VETERANS
AND FAMILIES •
Comrade Frank Phillips who
so ably arranged the Remem-
brance Day display would like
you to pick up 'photos, war sou-
venirs, etc. at the Legion Hall.
Your willingness to assist-him
by providing many items of
interest for the excellent dis-
play was appreciated by the view-
ing public.
EVENTS „
Bingo - Comrade Bert
McClure reports that there *ere
eighty people playing bingo on
Friday evening.
SATURDAY MORNING HOCKEY
It was gatifying to note the
number of "parents at the rink
last •Saturday. It was quite evi-
dent that the boys appreciated'
.the support which was reflected
by their enthusiastic approach
to, the game. There Was a full
attendance of young hockey play-
ers. The Legion members who
are sponsoring' the Saturday
morning hockey are encouraged
by the attendance figure on
.Saturday last.
Immediately- following the
'skating party at the Seaforth
Arena, a dance will be held A
the Legion Hall. This is a fun
night 0. come as you are, more
information as to time will follow
at a later date.
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.News of Cromarty
Mr., Mrs. 0. Walker
Mark Anniversary
Logan Meets
Press Campaign • ........
For Tax Arrears
Correspondent
Mrs.. Ken McKellar
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker
were guests, of honor when mein-,
hers of their family met ,on
Sunday at the home , of their
daughter and son-in-law Mr. and
Mrs. Jack McGhee 'of London
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