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the coo0tr"Petion 4pq $4 committoo-49 sell '19t, r tic is
Engineer. Miss The $900 qost, colied: X
$7. of Atironview. Clinton, fore" 4 for Ill their mu'viciparilig t If -- $0
There were no appeals to - 3/4 -inch pipe but'the:reavv sgid MOPOY to, enclose -the #0_40
Merly'of Egniondville. died Sat,"
consider oil the Cloakey Drain urday -At the Clinton - public the township might consider, A Ming Pool. He Wil the t�wq Pf
and on motion by Jas'Malr and two-inch pipe line pold1by council Seaforth was i.hli
Hospital. p"
Thos. Miller Court of Revision oil in alonger route to acctintmodatv municipality wbicb had not,, dealt GS M
She was :born In TuckersMitli
the Clookey Drain was closed and other possible future ho' e9wner4 with the request yet.
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lit pg V11 p .; people discover what mighty jobs McGregor and Charles G&ddes.
are accomxY zR plished ccomplished by low cost Flowerbearers were; ' James
4, Exp;sitor Want Ads. Dial Mqliitosh. Eric McIntosh. and
Seaforth 527-0240, Ronald
V,� laid McIntosh.
Road Accounts of
$3,080.94
B y -law No. 14, 1974 was finally'
lownsh p. a maughter of did late
Mr, and Mrs. John McCloi Miss
on the street at a cost of 51.800. if
An applicatloji by Harold
be 'moved. Council was asked to
prepare a by-law so that the–
proper agreement could be drag n
s "f'631•11 1, ,�,7,, �', , . General *Accounts of
'totallin'
Monday at 2 p.m. with Rev. TA.
problem.
Walter,
passed as given third reading.
McClov was a member of E
council undertook :this Mr. Ettie
Turnbull for severance of,"I lot
$23.141.44
Hancock officiating, Burial was in
Palmer. manager of
Clinton Ontario Hvdro.
subsidy for road con struction' for
1974.
Council agreed that
"knoridV11le United Church.
%% as told that .his costs ,would be
100 -foot frontage by 160 -foot
Egmondv� LeCemet,erv.
area of
'd 'a
wore a white suit and
WE BUY PISTING NOR
Tuckersmith, Township be
Surviving are nicees And
only $600. Council did' not
depth in Egmondville' was
4EAP V
.......... .......... Kenneth (Evelyn Grace)
V ,Z
IM allowed to sell lottery tickets in
nephews.
indicate It was seriously
recommended'f6r approval.
Federal Government for'
church organist, and she also
ushers were Harvey Snell, Clif-
J`Z, Morris for the swimming pool at
The body was at, the R. S. Box
donsidering this solution.
Clerk McIntosh was authorized
SAFE
Adrnlnitratron.'Snell.
are and
R.R. 4, Walton.
t kA �� v " Vanastra.
f-- I ko* — A C V-11, —U-
Mr Etue told. council he would t 0 apply to the Mini of
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lit pg V11 p .; people discover what mighty jobs McGregor and Charles G&ddes.
are accomxY zR plished ccomplished by low cost Flowerbearers were; ' James
4, Exp;sitor Want Ads. Dial Mqliitosh. Eric McIntosh. and
Seaforth 527-0240, Ronald
V,� laid McIntosh.
Road Accounts of
$3,080.94
the funeral, service Was held
take a few days to ponsider his
Transportation and Commonicat,
IvAdNT."S"
be 'moved. Council was asked to
prepare a by-law so that the–
proper agreement could be drag n
s "f'631•11 1, ,�,7,, �', , . General *Accounts of
'totallin'
Monday at 2 p.m. with Rev. TA.
problem.
Walter,
ions for $0.900 additional,
0
- likoots, $1
Hf!ad,' 11111,cei �,O
Q wokoort M,
-e
up for hydro at Vanastra between
klband,
, $20iO6O.5O
-Nv " , 11 �, N", g
,Y
$23.141.44
Hancock officiating, Burial was in
Palmer. manager of
Clinton Ontario Hvdro.
subsidy for road con struction' for
1974.
TGA,4S
Ronianik of R.R,4. Seaforth.
The meeting adjourned at 1:30
a.m. Wedfiesday morning.
q5 {U4 were approved,
bride, acted as ringbearer. He
Egmondv� LeCemet,erv.
area of
'd 'a
wore a white suit and
WE BUY PISTING NOR
by , Rev. McDonald,
'polyester
carried a heart -shaped. satin
Pallbearers were: Nelson
presente map to council of the
Council will apply to the
.......... .......... Kenneth (Evelyn Grace)
Traditional wedding music was
Robert Shannon, brother of the
Colema n of Egmondville for
$3,105,
Riley: Andrew Houston; James
layout of. street lighting At
Federal Government for'
church organist, and she also
ushers were Harvey Snell, Clif-
V
r-, '40 4.,P- Every week more
and more
Landsborough: James Doig,'Alex
Vanastra at the present time and
assistance under the Local
Adrnlnitratron.'Snell.
are and
R.R. 4, Walton.
lit pg V11 p .; people discover what mighty jobs McGregor and Charles G&ddes.
are accomxY zR plished ccomplished by low cost Flowerbearers were; ' James
4, Exp;sitor Want Ads. Dial Mqliitosh. Eric McIntosh. and
Seaforth 527-0240, Ronald
V,� laid McIntosh.
the proposed street lighting to
updat�, the system. He said there
were several privafe
ral poles oil
property. He asked council to go
to Vanastra to check out the poles.
and decide which of them should
Inittatke Program towards
enclosing the swimming pool at
Vanastra. Mr..Mcintosh 'said if'
the application was approved
about half the costs of enclosing
may be coveted.
Wakh for our
nosegays of white, pink, and
ti",N TODAYS
CHILD
be 'moved. Council was asked to
prepare a by-law so that the–
proper agreement could be drag n
, Huron Count%, Health Unit
notified council that septic tank
peimits -erd approved for John
-FALL -PARAD
dF VALUES'
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with greenand vVifite streamers.
cover recent changes required in
Church on Saturday, August 3,
-e
up for hydro at Vanastra between
Cooper of Kipper and George
1974 when Bonnie Charlene Snell
yellow hats'.
Photo by Harvev McDowell
SHANNON-SNELL
BY HELEN ALLEN
the council and Ontario Hydro.
Mr. Palmer said he expected a
12 to 14 per cent increase for
street 1; 1- ; 1975
Ronianik of R.R,4. Seaforth.
The meeting adjourned at 1:30
a.m. Wedfiesday morning.
HANDBILL
bride, acted as ringbearer. He
MIS Week'
SEAFO.... TH,. IGA
open all day
pen Wednesday
alr�sd Friday night till 9p.m.,
Timpany. Aylmer, who sang,
"The
the male attendants wore white
gas to anastra by Moffat
t Lake
Explorations.
Lighted Candelabra and white,
nosegays of white, pink, and
Council passed four by-laws
pink and, yellow daisies formed
`5' breath
yellow daisies anal ba*Oy
dealing with: --a new by-law to
the setting in Blyth United
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with greenand vVifite streamers.
cover recent changes required in
Church on Saturday, August 3,
They all wore large brimmed
the permits for installation of
highway entrances to, property ill
1974 when Bonnie Charlene Snell
yellow hats'.
of tile drain loans to farmers.
an . d Herbert Melville Shannon
Kriss Snell, nephew of the
the township.
exchanged m4yeiage vows in a
bride, acted as ringbearer. He
by-law covering sale of former
'double -ring ceremony, solemnized
wore a white suit and
Logsdon property of approxim-
by , Rev. McDonald,
'polyester
carried a heart -shaped. satin
ately 3/4 acre in Egrnondville to
Londc'sboro.,
cushion.Mrs,
.......... .......... Kenneth (Evelyn Grace)
Traditional wedding music was
Robert Shannon, brother of the
Colema n of Egmondville for
$3,105,
provided by Mrs.. Donald Kai,
groom, was best man and the Aby-l-aw
for the agreement to
church organist, and she also
ushers were Harvey Snell, Clif-
theinstallation of natural
accompanied the soloist, Mr. Jim"'
ford -Snell and Tom Shannon. All
ycover ,
17 lelr_
MIS Week'
SEAFO.... TH,. IGA
open all day
pen Wednesday
alr�sd Friday night till 9p.m.,
Timpany. Aylmer, who sang,
"The
the male attendants wore white
gas to anastra by Moffat
t Lake
Explorations.
Wedding ... "The Wedding
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tuxedo jackets, black trousers,
a. by-law covering repayment
Pfayef" and Lord Most
ruffled shirts and black bow ties.
of tile drain loans to farmers.
Holy.
The wedding dinner was held J.
Requests for three building
The bride is the- youngest
at the Blyth United Church with a
permits were approved: Joe
411 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Blyth. The groom's parents
Mr. Mrs. lvin Shannon,
reception following at Blyth
Memorial Hall with dancing to
Scott's Orchestra.Seaforth
Devereaux, R.R.4, Seaforth, milkhouse-, Don Car -ter, R.R.2.
'Yea'
Business
Adrnlnitratron.'Snell.
are and
R.R. 4, Walton.
The hridv'% mother wore a
horse barn;.and Miltonrst
The bride, given in marriage by
TOfi�
floor -length gown of pink floral
J. Dietz, R.RA Seaforth, feed
warehouse.
her father wore a floor -length chition over taffeta with short
Mr. McIntosh reported that the
gown of crystalettc over crepe. ciipc sleeves. Her corsage was of'
Town of Godericb, and the
The gown featured a rolled collar, mauve miniature carnations. The
The Stratford Centre of Conestoga College will be accepting
high waist, ruffled bodice and full groom s mother wore a turquoise Townships of Stephen and
registrations for Year 'I of the Business Administration Program for a
sleeves with deep cuffs. The lace gown, with long sleVves and Ashfield had given permission to
few more days. If -you are interested in entering an interesting and
collar, bodice and cuff's were stand up collar. Her corsage was LIKES OUTDOOR LIFE I I program, givi us a call at 270 Water Street,
accented with appliqued roses. A of yellow miniature carnations. Andy has just started Grade five.' This would" riol be rewarding post -secondary progya ...
short cathedral train fell from a A , -guest of honor at the newsworthy for many 10-year-blds — but Andy has had some Stratford. Telephone 271-5700.
tailored bow at the waist. The silk wedding was the bride's grand- unsettling years with frequent moves and school -changes and Frank Kling
illusion. cibow-length, veil was mother, Mrs. Walter Cook. general upsets. Despite these he has never had a failure. (Continued : ed from Page 1)
held in place by a floral cluster The young couple left after the
Good-looking Andy is French Canadian and Anglo Saxon, in of Seaforth. He is also survived by
adorned 9
with streamers. reception for a wedding tl�p to
descent, He has wavy blonft.-hair, 11 pgj gy, ITVe' grandchildren and by
e sk
it cascad 5) fl";4 4ir. . � 11.1,
carried �v Is pLpd t5thley, 1041 a sister
1•N. oldi, 4 u. OR vi� -,Healthy, and active. Andy loves -'outdoor activities Team Mary, Mrs. O. J. Smith of
i� , 14 1.,
sweetheart •. roses. 101110.1, c1r, da isles. lo Itir c tflp't it newlyweds CONESTOGA. COLLEGE
and baby's breath. took up residence in Blyth. games do not appeal to him — he prefers things a boy can do on Seaforth'.
Miss Dianne Cook, friond of the Prior to her niarraige the bride his own or with one or two others. He is an excellent swimmer The remains are resting at the OF APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY
bride, was maid of', honor. She was honored with bridal showers and enjoys camping, fishing, hiking, nature stilly. Andy spends G.A.Whitney Funeral Home,
Wore a gown' of yellow and pink given by Mrs. Laurel Glousher, a good deal of time leading. His hobbies Ave sketching, painting Seaforth after 2 p.m. until 4 p.m.
floral chiffon over taffeta. Her Mrs. Elsie Walsh and Mr$. and cooking. He has a good voice and likes to and from 7. ... p.m... to 9 p.m...
dress was fashioned with a scoop Margaret Caldwell 'in the United Andy is affectionate and outgoing, inclined to be boastful but Thursddy until Friday October 4th
neckline, puffed sleeVes with Church for , the friends and not really scif-confidefit. He is high-strung, enthusiastic and when i service will be conducted
wide buttoned cuff's, and long neighbors-, Mrs. Harvey Snell and sensitive. by his Minister, Rev. •Edwin
back ties. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Cliff Snell at ffic latter's Warm -mature parents with a fondness for outdoor life will be Nelson assisted by a formbr
Mrs. Audrey Tinipany, sister of home for the relatives,: and right for Andy. They will need to be patient while this, boy who Minister, Dr. D. Glen Campbell,
(lie bride, Mrs. Bev. Snell and Dianne Cook and Linda Hanim
nim for has moved often ]earns he is now finally and really settled and now of London. Interment will
Mrs. Deanna Snell, both sister -in- the friends.follow in Maitiandbank
part of a family. He has the makings of a fine son. Andy should
law's of the bride. They chose be the, youngest or the only child. Cemetery.
yellow polyester dresses styled MemorW services will be
To inquire about adopting Andy, please write to Today's conducted by Britannia 'Lodge,
the same as (lie maid of honor. An - Expositor Classified will Child, Ministry of Cornmunitv and Social Services, Box 888, St
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the bride. %vas flower girl at . ld one. Dial Seaforth 527-0240. please contact your local jChi4dren's Aid Society. by the Lions� Club commencing at
wore a dress simikir to the maid 9- p.m. Thursday evening.
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