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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1974-11-07, Page 6T 77 • wtan 777777; 7777 974 MIT"' 'dn S has who had resigned from the responsibility had not been given- did the lind council It has approved the but did -not approve Tuckorsmith Council school questeO by 'Mary approved a preliminary plan for-- committee previously. Council will ask theApplication fict land soverplice. for severence rf Council set the 1974 election boards to Accept o. subdivision of al?RrOxImatelY Payment Of Albert Stivker of R-.R.S. Clinton. Coleman of Harputh twenty acres owned by ken and fees but Clerk McIntosh asked the school levies on June 30 And '-Rod Doig on the north side of rates not be released pending December 15 'again this year. Eg14 appointment of officials, ondville. The Recreation Committee of The project will pr6vide lots for . The County of Huron notified Seaforth has Invited the council 61 houses and a one -acre park, the township it is xesponsiblg for and township residents to a ,meeting in Seaforth Library on The Poigs must construct fhe ihe election of the two Huron - necessary roads and provide all County Board of Education Thursday evening Nov. 7 at 8:00 services before turning it over to trustees who represent the p.m• to discuss costs of, the Q I ) n recreation piogram, in which the township. They will sign: townships of Tuckersmi.th and N Seaforth and our - citizens J agreement with the council Stanley; Village of Bayfflqld; kqo covering the necessary the Town of Seaforth.Clerk James., Olrflci0ate and how these costs 0. requirements.' McIntosh noted . that this could be shared by the townships ofTuckersmith,. McKillop and The plans will be4submitted to-- the London office of the Ministry notification was late and as ai Hibbert. ot. Treasury- Economics and result the formal notice The County Land Division A mAi Le TQ THE GRADUATEScounsellornoollnr Are-hilft 1"In*Ke n I f+ Intergovernmental Affairs 'for concerning the , township's Committee 'for Huron notified l'!. t %VJ , W 9 approval.' talked to Grade 12 graduate Bill Salisbury and SDHS students council president An engineer's report . by Allan Carnoclian at the commencement at, the High School Friday night. Over 400, B.M.Ross & Associates Ltd. of peopletattended the event. (Staff Photo) Goderich on the safety of bridges • in Tuckersmith crossed by Huron Hanings t Seaforth 1Vianr County Board of Education b6ses- VIA% s, wwi Mims,., sn". vll= N= revealed that several of them all. III W, wo ppea," 'misaw o need replacing. Miss Eleanor Henderson was, Walter Sommerville, Mrs. Anna Seaforth Manor last week. pleasantly surprised to receive a McNichol, Mrs. Norman Schede Miss Mpbel Whiteman visited oc Last sp about the Board, concerned about the safety of its telephone call from her uncle •Mr. and Mrs, Stewari McCall. with Mr.Duncan Aikenhead, students travelling on township N N1 Th omas Jarman of Climax, Miss Annette Sinclair —vlsit6d ef4­kr , Elm Mrs.Ada Reid celebrated h 1 oads, asked that the - van' I NOR, c r Saskatchewan. He asked to 'be with Mrs, Ada Reid and Mrs. birthday at Seaforth Manor on councils in the county certify their remembered also to Mrs. Florence McGavin. Friday, Nov. 1st. She was the bridges safe for school buses. Henderson at Kilbarchan Nuising Mrs. 'Ada- Reid ha dinner oil recipient of many cards, letter -S Home. Sunday at the home of Mr. and and gifts. Having tea with her in The report of the engineering Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott of Mrs.John Wain also during the� the fternoon at a surprise party firm, asked, by the township Brucefie)d visited with the week she was visited by Mr -John arranged in her honour were Mrs. council, to test the Tuckersmitb former's brother Mr. William Davidson and Mr. and Mrs- John Ethel McDougall, Mrs. Eva bridges, indicated 'that - two Scott on Sunday. .Kerr.. .1 ' McCartney, Mrs.',Frankie Ball, bridges, the Roman Line bridge Ars, Lillie Hudie and Miss I Mr. Fred Schmidt was visited Mrs. Gebrge Dundas, Mrs. at Lot22, Concession 4 and 5 Mary Neville visited with Mrs. by his sister-in-law Mrs.George Florence McGavin, Mrs. 'Lillie (Huron Road Survey) should have Schmidt, and also by Andrew and Hudie and Miss Mary Neville. A a sign indicating a limit of 41/2 Jennie, Storey who is a patient at Mabel Debus on Suridafy. lovely birthday cake with light6d tons carrying'load and replaced as Seaforth Community Hospital. II Mrs. Cartw0ght Hawley and candies was a gift from her soon as possible; and Plumb's Mrs. Marie Sadlier and mr. Zathariah McSpadden were friends at the Manor. Mrs. Reid _bridge on concession I1 and 12 Mrs E (HRS)- marked with a sign that Mrs. - Donna Farley of Toronto dinner guests with raclously thanked. everyone for 'taking her birthday a most visited with Dr. Ernest Sadlier of Hawley and Mrs, S. Hutchinion maximum carrying load five on Sunday afternoon. enjoyable one' tons and should be replaced as x Seaforth Manor. 'IM Visitors with M;s.FI)6rence Mrs. Wm. Hart and Mrs. Ken Visitors with Mrs. Florence soon as possible. ek r McGavin last Friday' were Mrs. Etuc visited with each resident of cGa in over the weekend we e The report said the Hanna • Mrs. H. VanRoojen, Mrs Mabel bridge on Concession' 3 (HRS) Crouch, Mrs. Malkus and Mrs. sideroad 15 and 16 should have ................... James Henderson. an eight ton carrying, loid limit, 0 Mrs. Lillie Hudie received a t %W. that repair work should be carried letter irom W. Leslie Hogg who X'S.: X -N laced alid the M payers out and rails repla' �C1�feresides at Port Credit, R1, now bridg3��eplaced in. th6 near Ontario.'In his letter he stated he futZfie. was still a subscriber to the e. report recommends that Meeting Expositor and 116'1oticed in 'our n" N e. YEAR FOR 9 YEARS nx e bridge at Lot 7, concession 12 Happenings Column that Mrs. tC EVERY Y (HRS) have a 11 -ton load limit >;R Id Hudie was a resident of Seaforth and that Turner's -bridge on Manor. He had not been In concession 2 (Hrs) Lot 36-31 can, bw'nship cb'ntA&t wiih her for many years a. carry a load in excess of 11 tons. but remembered having dinner at�. • noted in the The engineer • her 'house sixty years .. . . ...... ago. report thai'he has prepared plans as. for replacing the McLean Bridge Xw` Needless to say Mrs. Hudie w of -Stahley pleased to hear fromMr. Hogg• on, Concession 4 (HRS) at A Ratepayers Meeting for the Township after. all these. years. sideroad 20-21 and is preparing Mrs. Bryson McQuarrie and plans for the bridge on coheession N their f will be hold oil 1.11 .10-*, New Canada SaviAgs Bonds area great cashable anytime at th full face value Mrs.Elva• Effis, visited with their 1(�11 (HRS)" at Lot I to be "M me and ..,plus'earned,interest. Buy New Canaqa Mr&. -Lillie Hudie. combination of Security, frice -197. �-4nth . I ) 4 flexibility,. Theylre;La secure: 4,westment, � �Savings Son ds today. .. ..... replad6d in 5. TNU 193 13yr IVIT 10 in the VARNA TOWNSHIP HALL N. V Oq r W%.04 commencing at 8:00 P:M. Mel Graham Clerk, Stanley And remember, past Series of Canada backed b alf'fhW resources of Canada, y• Building permits were issued -to 11 They pay 93/4% a year, guaranteed to you Savings Bonds are now worth m,)re than the Vanastra Recreation r pa after year foc.R.y.ears ever, The cash bonus payments have been, Committee for a building over the Canada Savings Bonds can be bought increased to produce, from, September swimming pool and to Rochus for cash or on, installments wherever 1, 1974 to ma urity, an average annual Faber of Kippen for an addition to 18'. .6it,. i n -a m o u n ts from $50 yield of 10'/2 Yo. Complete details- are, a barn. you bank or ' iO up to $50$d."AiicY, as always, they are available where you bank or invest. Council passed a by-law setting the installation rate of water to a house in Egmondville at $400 (was $200) and to A commercial building $500 (was $400) and to 11:a . " THE GREATCOMBINATION continuing an annual char ge of • FLEXIBIUTY W per year. SECURITY • .INCOME Council Accepted the resignation of Jim Hill of Vanastra from the Vanastra y.:.. 1 eup. 111 rill M, Recreation Committee as he hasMellon N::°: , moved to Saskatoon to accept a ..... new job. ............ X Barry Davies and Gerry Salton •both ffi:X.%• of Vanastra vere appointed t the Recreation Committee to replace Mr. Hill and Joh 'Duddy John SAUSAGE..,....... .. ....... ....... ible39 Peameal In the piece ........................1b 1*19 BACK BP�COK Sliced ................ ..... . 1039 Maple Leaf Sweet Pickled COTTAGE ROLLS.... ............ ..... 89c Hof f map'.q ®LOGN A'n the piece ........................................... 9 C Fresh Sliced SIDE PORK 7 C ....... ....... . .... . ............... ...... 9� ]Beef and Pork SAU SAGE ... _... .................. 79c Pure FRE ER SPECIAISS 0 8 ­ BEEF, PATTIE'S' ................ �..­ .......... 10-H) bag 05 0 A ■ Westinghouse Extra Action Dual Agitator Three Speed Washers. Five Water Temperature Combination. Knit Fabric Cycle. Double Wash Action. Water Saver Con -trot. 18 16. Capacity. 695 SEASON SALE PA Ce -$35-,.,9, Fidly Processed 4 Easy Loading Heavy Duty dryer With rr y:,• x, Automatic Dry dydie. ........................ 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