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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1972-09-14, Page 16Knox United Church Moncrief Anniversary Services 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sun:, Sept. 24 Guest Speaker :— Rev. Harold Snell of London EVENING SPECIALS:— Guitar Sing Song at 7:45 p.m. Children's Choir "Come and • have your Faith Lifted" Ek ANNIVERSARY SERVICES Duff's United Church V4,Iton Sept. 17, 11 a.m., 8 p.m, Guest Speaker:— " REV. J. C . BRITTON Special Music:— Brussels' Quartette New Hymn-Book— Hymn Sing- at 10:45 a.m. Guitar .Sing. song•at 7:45 p.m. EGMONDVILLE UNITED CHURCH REV. T. E. HANCOCK, Minister Mrs. Arnold Scott, Organist 1835 — 1972 137th Anniversary Service SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th 11:00 — Visiting Preacher — REV. DR. GEORGE GOTH Metropolitan Church, London ' Guest Soloist Mrs. Gordon Beard, Mitchell SOON ON DISPLAY The new Chevrolets. and Oldsmobiles MONTE CARLO Chevrolet for '73 offers buyers a combination of, beauty, luxury and safety in.its complete line. The spotlight this year is on the intermediates - Chevelle and Monte Carlo - both of which have been Completely re-styled. Exterior features of the Chevelle Series include • larger glass areas and thinner corner pilia5rs for improved, all-around visibility. The re-styled Monte Carlo (shown above) Is five inches longer, an inch wider and offers European luxury car ride and handling. OPNOTCH TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED WE HAVE IN STOCK A -GOOD ASSORTMENT OF . FALL FERTILIZERS Bulk or Bagged o SPREADERS AVAILABLE 0 0 ALSO, 41' SEED WHEAT ick LAWN SEED and ie% LAWN FERTILIZERS We have a good line of VETERINARY SUPPLIES AND PREMIXES Phone 527-1910 Seaforth 4,0,0 AI. - Logan Township Council met in the Township Hall, Bornholm, with all members present. • Council approved Amendment #2 to the Mitchell and District Offical Plan and the Reeve and Clerk were authorized to sign it. The executive of the Ritz Lutheran Villa have requested the Township arrange for the water supply from the Town of Mitchell, to service the new home. The Assessment Office, God- erich, advised that in future all assessment appeals are to be made to the Assessment Review Court in Newmarket, Ont. The Road Supt. reported that con- struction on Con. 6-7 East was almost completed and the con- tractor had completed better than 2/3 of the gravelling. • Road accounts amounting to $23,715.96 and general accounts totaling $1,560.26 and school debenture payments of $31,050.00 , were ordered paid. • Applications for Tile Drain- age Loan in the sum of $10,500 were approved. Accounts for- roads for $4,801.43., were-presented by Ed Chappel, Road. Superintendent, and passed for payment. • Discussion on the control of Milkweed again took place. The Road Superintendent reported that all roads had been Cut either, by mower or scythe. It• was -- decided to disciies with the C ounty Weed InSpector means of con- trolling the weed. Hullett The regular meeting of Hul- lett Township Council was held in the Londesboro Community Hall. Reeve Hugh. Flynn, was absent at the start of the meeting but arrived later. Ken Flea and A. Sniith from the Bank of Mon- treal were present at the meet- ing. Motions adOpted included: ,That We appoint Joe flunking to act as Reeve until Reeve Flynn arrives. That we grant building per- mats to Lloyd Pipe and Robert Thompson to Township By-Laws, also to Gordon Rowatt for a ce- ment'silo. .That we instruct the Ditch Commissioner to engage whoever is necessary and repair the Bry- ant Drainage works. That this council consent to the severance of the East half of Lot 3, Concession 4;'and all of Lot 4, Con. 5; Township of Hill- lett , from Margare(B.Whyte to Wilfred L.Whyte and the sever- ance of the West half of Lot 3, Con. 4; all of Lot 4, Con. 4; all of Lot 3, Con. 5; and part of the • West half of Lot 2, Con. 5; Hul- lett, from Margaret B.Whyte to William Robert Whyte as shown on the Plan attached. That we open the Court of Revision on the Jenkins Drain and appoint Reeve Flynn as chair- man. CUTLASS SUPREME COLONNADE HT COUPE Significant changes in appearance distinguish the full-size Oldsmobile for 1973, while, startling new styling is the story of the intermediate Oldsmobile Cutlass. Also a new compact model, the Omega, makes its debute. The Cutlass Supreme Colonnade HT Coupe (shown above) exemplifies the complete re-styling of the Oldsmobile intermediate. Single poWer beam headlamps are a distinctive feature as are lift-type flush mounted door handles and frameless ddor glass. Th' Cutlass chassis is all new for 1973 - an • adaptation of the Oldsmobile G„-Type system. *m6527-1750 • SEAFORTH CHEvpottr .'" O SEE YOU AT THE FAIR WITH THE --SPOILERS- 1NCENT Anybomonti, fumy 527 0120 AYR-GALT.SEAFORTH Another in a series of truck loads of tractors arriving at FARM EQUIPMENTaa Our Motto: "AFTER WE SELL WE SERVICE" See* us for your on the farm demonstration axe HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., SEPT. 14, 1972 Happy Citizens CLASSIFIED Area couns ,,meet Hibbert clears _,,xoning bylaw The Happy Citizens met Thursday afternoon for the regular euchre games. Two Minutes silence was observed in memory of Mrs. Charlotte Wood, a charter member, who passed away August 22nd. There were 17 tables in play, with prizes going to - Ladies' High - Mrs. Alex McMichael of b Clinton; Lone hand - Mrs.Mabel Scott and 19w - Mrs. Elizabeth Burns. Men's high - Jcis Mc- Lellan of Hensall, lone - hand - Vincent Lane and low - Jos. Smith. Birthday pit zes went to Mrs. Eve Cox and Jack McIver. Lunch was served by. the social com- mittee. 27. Births HOFF' - To Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hoff, Mitchell, on September 8, 1972 at Seaforth Community Hospital, a son. 27 -53x1 JORY - To Mr. and Mrs.Law- rence Jory of Exeter at Seaforth Community Hospital on Sep- tember 8, 1972, a son. 27-53x1 ••••••••• 27. Births MATTHEWS - David and Linda (nee MacDonald) are happy to announce the safe arrival of their daughter, Rebecca Le e (Becky) on Tuesday, September 5, 1972 at Woodstock General Hospital. Weight 8 lbs. First grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacDonald, Seaforth and Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Matthews, Woodstock, Ontario. 27-63-1 Correspondent Miss Mary McIlwain Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Walte&McClure attended the Forester Chicken Barbecue and Dance at Baden on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator, Billy and Debbie attended the Scott-Pfaff wedding and recep- tion in Creditor; on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. David Preszcator, Misses Dianne and Nancy Presz- cator attended the reception in the evening. Mrs. Irene Grimoldby attend- ed the Pioneer Threasher's Re- union in Blyth on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thompson and Joan visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Agar at their Wheat cheques mailed Agriculture 'Minister.H. A. (Bud) OlSon has announced that approximately 11,000 wheat producers in eastern CanadawIll receive cheques within afew days to cover their benefits under the federal government's two-price wheat payment policy, which was announced January ' 22, 1972 by the Hon. Otto Lang. • The total payment will exceed $5,000,000, with individual pay- ments averaging $350 and ranging to a maximum of $522.50 per producer. The two-price system is designed to return additional in- come to wheat producers for the domestically-consumed portion of their crop and Should, add significantly to the economy bf the •,rural communities involved.. payments to those who made application prior to June 30 are being mailed to Ontario wheat prOducers this week: pay- ments to Quebec, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island wheat produceri will be mailed next week. Applications received after June 30 and until September 30 will be processed as quickly as possible. ' Correction In a story in last weeks issue in 'connection with the 60th birth- day party for Mr. Fred /vIcGavin, two names were omitted from those attending. These were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Scott and fam- ily and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott and family. In addition the name of Miss Bonnie Zeiman was spelled incorrectly. Hibbert council, at Its Sept- ember meeting gave final approval to a zoning by-law• which when approved by the Ontario Municipal Board will provide controls over growth,and-build- ing in the township and In Dublin. The Zoning By-Law was drawn up in co-operation with the adjoining Townships of Fullerton cottage at Lions Head. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jewitt and Jennifer, Margaret and Brenda Hummel of Clinton. Mr.' and Mrs. Dave Medd and Kim of Blyth were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack • Medd and Kern. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Southgate attended the Sproul - MacGregor wedding in Londeshoro on Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Riehl, Jackie, Kim and Shelley, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Riley, Wendy and Debbie all of Huron Park, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaddick of Londesboro visited on Sunday with Mi. and Mrs. Ben Riley and family. Miss Cheryl Dale left onSun- day to start her first semister in Phys.Ed. Course at Western University' in London. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dale attended the Or- ientation Programme for the par- ents held on Sunday afternoon. Several from the community attended the Pioneer Thresher's Reunion in Blyth over the week- end. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Dale of Seaforth visited on Sunday even- ing with Mr. and Mrs. George Mcllwain and family. Mrs. Ron Goodfellow and Kristina of Georgetown are spending a few days visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Riley and family. Miss Nancy Buchannan of Brampton spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Buchanan, Paul, Jim, Gary and onna.. Miss Margie Whyte, who spent the summer in. the Philippines with Operation Crossroads, is now in Australia. She hopes to work there for several months, then tractel to India on her way home to Canada. , Heritage (Continued from Page 1) Within 20 months he had cleared nearly 100 acres of land and in 1829 harvested the first crop of wheat ever grown in the Huron Tract. Col. Van..Egmond became in- terested In William Lyon Mac- kenzie's struggle against the Family Compact, running unsuc- cessfully after losing in an 1835, election in Huron as a reform candidate. Asked te be Mackenzie's mil- itary commander in the rebellion, Van Egmond rode , to Mont- gomery's Tavern, arriving jest after the rebels were routed by the British. He was arrested; tried for treason and died from pneumonia in York Jail Dec.,30, 1837. The body was brought baCk to the Van Egmond farm near Sea- Orth and afterwards to a ceme- tery just west of the present home in Egmondville. and Logan, and the Town of Mit- chell, which will comprise the Mitchell and District Planning Board. Building By-Laws, and the appointment of a Building Inspector are the ne*-Step. Copies of the By-Law are available at the Township Office. If taken away a charge of $15. will be made, refundable when the By-Law is returned in good condition. A communication was re- ceived, from The Department of Lands and Forest, • Hespeler, stating that 'the necessary leg- islation to permit a controlled Deer Hunt in the Countyof Perth, had not been presented to the House before its closing on June 30th, and therefore the hunt could 'not be - proceeded with. The only deer season on this Dis- trict with the use of guns, will be in the Bruce Peninsula . Reeve Ross McPhail was app- ointed as the representative from• Hibbert, to join with the Town- ships of Fullerton and Logan, and the Town of Mitchell, to visit Queens Park to • discuss Lower Tier Government, and its effect on Regional Government. • Grey Morris Morris Township Council meeting last Wednesday agreed with Clinton that an investigation into the administration of Justice in Huron was desirable. Coun'cil endorsed a resolution' adopted earlier by Clinton council. Iii other business council - Imposed a special annual drain- . age rate under the Tile Drainage Act 1971. - Arranged borrowing for the Clark Bridge from Canadian Im- perial Bank of Commerce, Wing- ham. - Approved applications from three ratepayers for tile drain loans. - Named Thos., Miller to look after repairs to Nichol Drain. - Instructed the road superinten- dent and treasurer to submit a necessary petition for interim payment of subsidy under Public Transportation and Highway Im- provement Act. - Agreed to advertise for con- tractors to plough snow for1972- 73 season. General accounts of $10,851.52, and Road Accounts of $25,115.90 were approved for payment. Reeve Wm. J. Elston, presided and all members were present. Logan There were no complaints against the assessments and the court was closed. Mr. McKay., was present on behalf of Mrs. Bayley for information as to time of payment. That we hold a ratepayers meeting on the 16th of November at 2 o 'clock. That a By-Law to provide for a Drainage Works in the Town-14 ship of Hullett and for borrowing on the credit of the Municipality an amount up to $4,355.00 be read a third time and passed. That we request the Minister of Transportation and Communi- cations to extend gravel contract approval from 17,000 yds. to t 22,000 yds. at $1.03 per yd. That we file the resolution from the Erie Economic Council. That the Road Superintendent advertise for Tenders on a Truck. That the Road Superintendent apply for interim subsidy to the end of August 1972. ,Accounts approval included: General, $1.779,66; Drains, $8,203.52; Roads, $15,544.14; for a total of $25,527.32. At a special meeting on Au- gust 24, the procedure to pur- chase land for road allowance was discussed. The Clerk is toy contact Gary Davidson regarding severance application. The res- olution of the Town of Clinton in regards to the administration of justice in the County of Huron was endorsed and a building per- mit was issued •to B.Haverkamp and T.VanDorp. Council advised the Land Div- IsionCommittee that it approved of the severance on concession 14, Registered Plan 2 - Part pf Lot 91, Hullett Township. Logan man misses row . A Logan Township man swer- ved his car to' avoid a cow, crashed into a post, but walked away unhurt from the early mom, ing accident. Police say Donald Diegel, Lot 33, Con. 10, Logap Township, was driving west along Con. 10 when he saw the animal at about 2 a.m. Monday. Damage to the car is estimat- ed at $600. pupil decrease (Continued from Page. 1) brackets are: Central Huron, Clinton, 918 (943); F. E. Madill, Wingham, 1370 (1,380); Goder- ich District Collegiate Institute 842 (840); South Huron District High School 1,007 (995); Sea- forth District High School 449 (451). Public Schools: 'Blyth, 291 (293); Brookside; 403 (416); Brus- sels, 273 (274); Clinton, 485 (423); Colbor e Central, 269 (275); East Wawanosh, 226 (232); Exetei 523 (516); Grey Central, 295 (315); Howick Central, 613(672);Hullett Central, 327-(339); Huron Cen- tennial, 605 (644); J.A.D.Mc- Curdy ' 332 (365); North Ash- field, '78 (96); Robertson Mem- orial, 465 (449); Seaforth, 394 (419); Stephen Central, e. 373 (362); Turnberry, 263 (270); Usborne •Central 328 (328) ; Victoria, 534 (550); Walton , 106 (116); Wingham, 413,(424); Zurich 174 (175); Hensall, 210 (228); and Holmesirille, 30 (320). • Enrolment at the Clinton and District Christian School totalled 198, compared with 189 in 1971. It is a private elementary school with pupils from Clinton, Exeter, Blyth, Goderich and Seaforth. News of CONSTANCE Councillor Roy Williamson was named presiding officer for the September meeting of Grey Council held in the Grey Twp. hall at Ethel. • Resolutions adopted included: That the application of Cecil Raynard for the position of Tile Drainage Inspector be accepted. That the Council of the Town- ' ship of Grey endorsed the re- solution of the Town of Clinton re: administration of Justice in Huron County. That we instruct the clerk to order 25 copies of the new book- let on Municipal Elections.. That George Wesenberg be appointed to supervise the repair of the Close and Rowland Drains as requested by Johan H. Vel- horst. That George Wesenberg be appointed to supervise the repair of the Turnbull Drain- as re- quested by Kenneth Bray. That the road superintendent- investigate the corner it Con- cessions 15 and 16 of the Elma- Grey boundary and improve the road if possible. Aceounts paid included; General -$9,299.89 andRoads and Bridges - $7,644.23 for a total of $16,944.12.