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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1972-06-08, Page 9Jack Van den Henget, soli of Mr. and Mrs. Gerlad Van den Hengel, RR 45, Seaforth, graduated with Bachelor of Engineering Science from the the University of Western Ont- ario on June 1. He is a graduate of St. James School and Seaforth District High School. Murray John Elston, son of-Mr. and Mrs. Wtn. J. Elston, RR 114, Wingham, received his Honor Bachelor of Arts In History at graduation cere- monies on May 31 held ,ln Alumni Hall, University of Western Ontario, London. He attended 'SS 47 -M or ris and the F, E. Madill Seconchlry School in Wingham. Mr. Elston plans to enter the School of Law, University of. WesternOntario in the fall. 'There was lots of action when students at Seaforth Public .• • • School took" part in the Schools Anatol Track Meet. on Friday. The high jump attracted a large number of • competitors including Jimmy McDonald (top) and Robert Wilson., (The results and' other pictures are on page 13). '(Staff hoto) Marks 45th anniversary (Beta Photo) The interior of the Topnotch Feed Limited retail , office was a shambles and damage which Manager Elgin Young estimated at $3,000 resulted early Monday morning When a car travel- ling west along Crombie Street went out of control and crashed into the building. According to Police Chief Gordon Hulley the accident occurred shortly after three o'clock. The name of the driver, who police said was a juvenile, was not released. (Staff Photo) • Seaforth Lions advance plans for annual summer carnival 4 Whole No. 5439 113th Year SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1972 -16 PAGES single Cepletga pee* • *OM A Year Att .44v Ken Devereaux, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Devereaux, received his degree from the Faculty of Law at I the Univer- sity of Western Ontario, Friday. He attended school at St. James, S. D. H. S, and received his B.A. atSt. Mich- ael's College, Toroeto. He will article with Cram, Black- well and Weiss, London in September. , • Tuckersmith settles Awards night recognizes route S.D.H.S. athletic winners on 'new road Leonard Ryan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ryan, Dublin, received his Bachelor of Arts Degree In Honors English from the University of West- ern Ontario on Thursday. He obtained an honors standing. A graduate of• Dublin Con- tinuation School and S.D.H.S., he plans tO attend Althouse College of F,cluoation in London in September. headed west to Haylieid. They are: Ruth Jeffery, Heather Wallace; Louise Feeney, Hessie Wynja and Cathy Dale. ' (Other pictures on page 14) (Staff Photo) • • Wins prize in car club Winners of • the 8th weekly draw for $25. in the Lions-Car Club II was Bill wilbee,Seaforth. (Paterson Photo) Mrs. Norman Speake, (nee Mary Efliagan), London, daughter of Mr.' Leo Hagan, Seaforth, and, the 'late winnifred, Hagan, graduated with her B.A. in PhyscOlogy at Convocation ceremonies at Alumni Hall, U.W.O.,London, on Thursday, June 1st, • She is . a graduate of "St. James' Separate School and Seaforth District High School. ,paul Jitnes Hagan, son of Mr. Leo Hagan. Seaforth, has graduated, from Sheridan Col- lege, Oakville, In a special Course in Technical Illustra- tion. He received. his early. education at St, James Separ- ate Schad and graduated from Seaforth District High School. He previonSly had graduated in Graphir Design at Sheridan College. firm on the construction 'of a well and water pipelines to sup- ply the residents of :Brucefield with a municipal water system was considered. Brucefield now obtains water from individual wells, some of which have been found to be unsafe fer. drinking. Council is to arrange a meet- ing next week with Brucefield ratepayers and -the engineering firm to discuss the construction Plans for the Seaforth Lions Club annual Summer Carnival are well advanced according to general chairman Brian Flannigan. The carnival this year is being held on Thursday, Friday and SaturdaY; June 29,' 30 and July 1st. • As in previous years emphasis will he on a wide var- iety of popular games coupled with a full program of entertain- ment different• on each of the three nights. The program on • Thursday night will' feature the Canadian Play Boys from the CFPL -TV McKillop clears fire area share McKillop Township Council at a .rifeetiog,_ Monday, approved. payment of its share of the biTd1 get submitted by the Seaforth Fire Area Board for 1972. The total budget for the Board is S15,000, with alcKillop'S share $5,835. It will be paid in three installments of $1,945. Passed for payment were ac- counts iii luding roads $5,251.26 and general $34,050.21. The drainage debentures were issued by the township for $23,000. The engineer's report was received for' the repair and im- proyement to the north branch of the Ryan Municipal Drain, and was provisionally adopted. Court or Revision was sal for July 3. Council 'endorsed the resolu- tion from the County of Norfolk concerning municipal drainage maintenance subsidy. Council was informed by the assessment office that assess- ment for the township has been reduced by $4,325 to $2,888,035. The provincial -Municipal employment Incentive program for 1971-12 has been extended from May 31 to June 11. The work In McKillop included trim- ming, trees, removing dead elms. and painting the municipal build- ings. • and costs involved. If acceptable to the potential customers, the proposal will be forwarded to-the Ontario Water Resources Com- mission for approval. William DeJong of •RR 1, Brucefield, attended the meeting to request a tile branch be added to the Layton Drainage Works, complaining this was not' done by the engineer when the drain was (Continued 'oh page 14) show "Round Up" and on Friday night there will be a special musical presentation according to Marten • Vincent who is in charge of the program', The Saturday night show will. see Billy Meek, the star of Pig and Whistle fame. With him is Hal Bee, a well known balancing star from Toronto. Dalt Walpole is accompanist. ' A' special admission prize will be awarded each night and once again 'some lucky' school child will' win a transistor radio. The penny sale with. its hundreds of prizes will be underway in the picnic pavilion and a share the wealth bingo will be accom- modated in a specially erected tent. All ,proceeds from the Danny Maloney, '15, of RR 4, Seafurth, was awarded the Sills Cup as outstanding male athlete at an awards dinner Thursday -at Seaforth District High School. The Grade 10 student w,as also presented with the Boys Athletic Association award for the most -dedicated track and field per- former. Joan Hopper, 17, of RR 2, Seaforth, a Grade 12 student, was named outstanding female athlete and received the Mary carnival go to assist with the maintenance of the Lions Park and for other community , pro- jects, Club President Bill Pinder said. Leaves 'for Arnprior Dr. M. K. Clugston, for the past eight years assistant in the Health of Animals Branch here has been moved to Arnprior where he Is the officer in charge of the Arnprior District. " Dr. Clugston left last week for his new position but will con- tinue to reside. here for the time being., • • Plumb Memorial trophy. Mrs. Betty Southgate, RR 1, Londesboro, was presented the Seaforth Whippets trophy 'as the most valuable player in senior girls basketball. The Ilabkirk Transit trophy was awarded to Neil Murray', RR 5, Seaforth, as, the most val- uable player in senior boys bas- ketball. Gail Dolg, of Seaforth, as the most' consistent player in senior girls volleyball, was awarded the B.J.Box trophy. • As rookie -of the year in jun- ior girls basketball, Teresa Flannagan of RR 1, Dublin, was presented the W . D. 11 oppe r and Sons trophy. -As the most valuable player in junior boys basketball, Jim Nigh of Egmondville was pres- ented the Larone award. Cathy Stewart of RR 2, Sea- forth, was awarded the W.A. Hodgert trophy for- team spirit and leadership in junior girls volleyball. Gordon Dick, RR I, Crom arty, received the Bill Thompaon Memorial trophy as the roost valuable football player. Announce road work in Huron 'Ontario will make a major contribution to the cost of re- constructing portions of three Huron County roads affecting Huron Industrial Park and the. Benmiller community, Charles MacNaughton, Huron MPP, an- nounced this week. Estimated expenditures on the projects total about .$350,000, of which the province.will con•-• tribute $300,000. The "U" access from 'No.' 4 highway , to the industrial park has been designated as a develop- ment road. About 3 3/4 miles are involved, including a portion of the ,Crediton Road and County Road 21 which runs south from . the. Crediton Road and, turns east to the highway. The section of Huron Road No. I s from No. 8 highway to the -new bridge at Benmiller, will also receive supplementary sub- sidy. The distance Is over two miles. Both projects will be con- structed this . year by Huron county. 1, 1927 by Rev. Moorehouse of Ontario street Church. Mrs. Hugill was the former Norma Cook 'of ,Tuckersmith, a daughter Of the life Mi. and MrS. Fred Cook, while Mr. Hugill is a native of Hullett, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Hugill. Prior to the evening event, members of their falnily and re- latives entertained them at dinner. They have a son,Loverne Of McKillop and two daughters, Joyce, Mrs. George Miller and Sharon, Mrs. Ron Driscoll, both Of Seaforth. A daughter, Gwen, died several years ago. There are 11 grandchildren. Following their marriage they farmed in McKillop where their son, Le verne and his family reside. They moved to their present home in Harpurliey twenty years ago and Mr. Hugill carries on an extensive contracting business. Mr.-and Mrs. Hugill received many gifts and messages of con- gratulation during the evening. Lay wreaths Seaforth Legion members will Place a wreath at the Cenotaph in Victoria Park onSunday after- noon in recognition of Colonel John MeCrae Memorial Day. Later in the day the graves of veterans in area. cemeteries will be decorated. Hear pupils at recital A piano recital was held by the pupils of Mrs. Marian Turn- bull on Friday. Those participat- ing announced the name of these- lection they would playand taking part were: Bonnie and. Brenda Dowson , Varna; Dianne Consitt, Varna; Judy, Carol and Sandra Staffer), Cathie and Janice McCue, Patti Scott, Susan Smith, Susan Smith, Walton; Glenda Geddes. • A well, known Seaforth and Harpurhey couple were honored Saturday when more than seventy of their friends 'accompanied them to Listowel Parkview Gar- dens to joint them at a danc.e to mark their 4'5th wedding• anni- versarY.-- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Hugill were married at Clinton on June Tuckersmith Township Coun- cil in a meeting that began at 8 p.m. Tuesday and adjourned five hours later shortly before one o'clock Wednesday morning was -presented with engineer? resiorts on a water supply system for Brucefield; on the condition• of the roads and• the sewers at the former Canadian Forces Base in the township, and the prelim- inary plan on Silver Creek bridge (at the golf course) east of Eg- mondville. Kenneth Dunn and Stephen Burns of the engineering firm of B.M.Ross & Associates Ltd. of Goderich discussed plans for a new bridge over Silver Creek and the construction and route of a new road from the golf course to County Road 12 in Egmondville. The plan as approved by council proyides for a road leading from the county road east past the township shed and on to join the existing concession road near the" golf course. The plan now goes to the Department of Transpor- tation and Communication for approval. It was one of five proposals considered. Mr. Dunn alSo. presented a report on the road's at the form- er Base which will be sent to the Department of Transportation and Communication for a decis- ion as to whether they meet gov- ernment standards adequately enough to be eligible for the us- ual grants covering maintenance and future reconstruction when necessary in the event the town- ship takes over the roads.- Burns discussed his re- port on the condition of the storm sewers at the Base. HiS report will be sent to the Ontario Water Resources Commission, for ap- proval as to whether they,Meet the standards set by the Corn- mission. A report prepared by the Ross it was .walkathon day on Friday at Seaforth District High School as students Set out for their animal trek ,to Hayfield, With six Miles completed and twelve to go this quintet re- freshed themselves as they passed through Brucefield and As the most valuable player 4 in Junior soccer Edward Mc- Clure of RR 1, Walton, received the St. Columban Soccer Team trophy. Gall Doig of Seaforth with the girls low gross in golf won the Seaforth Golf and Country Club trophy. Donald Jewitts . RR 1, Clinton, , as the most valuable wrestler received. the Teen Twenty trophy. Karen Regier of Seaforth and Ken Chalmers of RR 2, Kippen, • were chosen to attend the Ontario Athletic Leadership Camp this summer. • More than 160 guests attend- ed the sports dinner, prepared' by the' students.