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v, to hear that the SeafoKth �'14b11e , couuGll will be oasts ba)C Ir' She Seafort�i Lions as .a p. a r
e new club.
Library are,se,•11in$ off.alt'their o d will spea on xftb ,ditties of a ' member more that► 50 ye4rs 4 � .
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and unwanted volumes at a token council. was in Lindsay last week, to ;take l�r•�ar, l', re a ,tly I
celebrated his 95th birthday,
x - t price next Saturday morning; The Wai ot! po... art In a charter night program to
Local librarian Mrs. Stella a euchre this Frida he formation of ,the new continues •agtive in the ,Seaforth' ,
t eta Club. Hu said the artigi ation of
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'.:. Beattie told the Expositor that , the Walton Hall at the usual time:.' Fen�plon Palls area club. p p
`A '- 'i, " ' on sale in the library ' The resolution meeting of his son three g�dneratlo.,hs of the same
books will be With him was
rix �t ��.r �'� -famil In .u, charter nigh program
fi basement at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Kippen East W,I. will be held at W•C.Barber 4 -long time member Y $
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f n November 23. All books' are the home of Mrs. J. Sinclair with of the St. Thomas Lions Club and was • unique occaF�kt.
priced at 10 cents each and it's Mrs, Stewart Pepper as, together' they assisted in
first come, first served. co -hostess. The roll call will be, CRtIZ@t1.S irile@t
•The, Citizenship and World "What .do you'know'about y our
a Affairs meeting of the Walton car insurance?" 'Mrs.Wm, Bell The Happy Citizens met in the
Women's Institute will be held in will Stve the motto 'and the Legion Ro . s Thursday after -
y' F the communityHall on speaker will be from a local auto noon for ochre when the winners
Rf Wednesday, Noveber 20th at 7 insurance company. Mrs.Grant wer Ladies' high - Bernie
y.� 6 s^ :,, P.M.
McLean' will a a charge of Cobean; $n
Lane Hands - Agnes
'y� yJ X " . '`,; Opening with a pot luck supper lunch. Scott; I,ow -Mary Devereaux;
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H girls. their mothers The December meetiq •of the' Men's High - Andy Crozier; Lane
and leaders are invited to attend Brucefiel'd U.C.W.. mpill be held Hands '- Jos. McLennan; Low
-when they are to put on their . Dec. 3rd at 12:39 beginning with Russel Piper.
;t`+ LOWERING THE FLAGS — After Legion padre Bob•, colpue.-party lowered their flags. For a few rtninutes• demonstrations or skits they will a pot luck dinner. All members ,�, Gar Baker showed pictures on
Spittal, left, announced a moment• .of silence at on be 11, everything 'stopped. There was be doing'at Achievement Day this are invited. Unit.one will have the Seaforth after which the ,Social
• coming -Sat rday. Worship and Entertainment. Committee served lunch.
Remembrance Day services Monday or nn the silence and people remembered. IS.taff Photo) There will be a Penny Sale, and
A alt members are asked to bring a
Town council gift for it valued at one dollar, or j
two to make up that value.ALI
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B ai seven to two vote Seaforth FOR. 3 • DAYS NOV. 14,f 15 & 16
. Y on Public Works when not needed underway in the county. Taxes on three properties were
Town Council at their Tuesday at the, arena. Two temporary part Councillors decided that written off: Hubert, Jarvis $t.. Most of us are lucky if we are
night meeting rejected a time arena employees' were, present municipal regulations destroyed by fire $125.03; still enjoying squash from pur recgmmendation ' of the authorized, Randy McClinchey at requiring septic tank approval •Scarrow, Centre St., $2.10 rebate 1974 gardens. Mrs. Miry Haiu h
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Recreation Committee that the $2.25 per hour and John Muir at from -the Health Unit before' on previous commercial taxes and
of Brucefield has brought into the
$3. os., Brantford St., Expositor office a butternut'
Arena and Recreation P
Building permits were issued MaloneyY squash still in perfectly o
Committees be joined. ' $172.28 assessment office error q P Y god
were adequate.
Councillor Jim Crocker who is Council accepted a tender from 'shape which .she grew in the
"They ould just need two and $90.02 burned out house, on COLOR TELEVISION
chairman of the Recreation Frank Kling Ltd. for toilets and summer of 1973.
renovations to the upstairs of the more cls up there to process which a new assessment has been
Committee said "we're just P made. Col.. S.W.Archibald of London
g g arena at $2224.' " these and, add...co,.gs on to , sent the weekend in Seaforth L �•�
tryingto et the two working builders "Mayor Sills commented. Council asked 'the Ausable• P 26R404 ZV" COLOR TV
together:', ' �° A tender for storm drains on Council will ask all the small Bayfield Conservation Authority and took part in Remembrance
Councillor George 'Hildebrand, . Mill, Jarvis, Brantford and Duke municipalities in the province to to provide SWEEP crews to CleanDay ceremonies. ,
who like Mayor Frank Sills said Sts. was accepted from John H. endorse a resolution which they up , and landscape the new Mr. and Mrs.peter McCowan N'
he was not in favour of a joint McLlwain' Ltd., the • lowest at are sending to the Ministry of industrial park green area this and Mr. and Mrs. Graham Kerr -
board said "the Recreation Environment criticizing the sent a few dayr.. recently in Re u'ai •
$12,952.50. summer. P Y Y
Committee can't run the, arena. One tender for $90,000 was Jordan, guests of Mr. and g a. Special
spending of millions on recylcing OBITUARIES They have to rent time there just received and one for $50,000, plants for the big cities when no three o couples
Dayman, when' �lh k .
like anyone else". Councillor John Sinnamon three couples celebrated wedding
financial help is available to small al
Deputy Reeve Wilmer Cuthill chairman of Public Works RICHMOND GEORGE PARKE anniversaries.
municipalities with dump � ,
su ested that perhaps the Arena . The sudden death of Richmond Mrs. Rita Love, Sanichtgn,
gg P P Committee, said. 1 think they problems. $789-95
r _ 719 •oo
1 Committee of council could just were tendering on concrete pipes, A meetin will be held Nov. 25 George Parke, 470 Ashland Ave., Victoria B.C. spent a few days �
have control of the building. "We not concrete the", he g London, occurred at Victoria , last 'week with Mr. and Mrs.
F could put the aiena under public with representatives of the same Hospital, London on, He Robert.Newnharn and family and
P P . commented. Ministry to try and settle the Sills P y' � -
works like / all the other Coun6il accepted a Planning damage claim and council will,
was.in his 64th year. Mr. and Mrs.Frank Sills and
buildings"., Councillor Betty Board recommendation and asked Born in Seaforth he„w.as the son family.'
meet the same night with John C.
' Cardno, who is on the Recreation that park land to be eventually Ward who will supply cable TV to of the late Mr. and Mr. and INrs.Stanley Earl of
. Seaforth: • ._ . pay guests of Mr. and
r Board, suggested. deeded to the Town in. a Mrs. R.G. Parke. London were gue �wwwiwrWli
Mayor Sills said that perhaps subdivision being 'considered. Council agreed to a a He is survived by his widow the Mrs: William. B. 'Boyd of Eas
conflicts in arena bookings arise west of Centennial Dr• e, be former Hannah Gibson and by a William Street, Seaforth.$
fi' damage claim for $12 to Jim
because "the Recreation Director located in the north east )area offor damage. to his house when the
sister Miss Dorothy Parke of Mr. and, Mrs.Stewart Pepper
is too far away from the arena” the subdivision. The 1 nnin Seaforth. have returned, from their tour -of
g limb of a town owned tree hit it
and suggested space could_ be Board suggested that a par there A funeral service will be held California. ;
' gg P during a storm. The town insurer •- —FEATURING — AUTO COLOR '
made available at the arena for a could join with an area park denied liabilitybecause it could Thursday from* the Geo.'.E. Logan Mr. and Mrs. William Brown,
land in the event a further AUTOMATIC VOLAE REGULATOR
Rec Director's office. &Sons Funeral Home, London .at accompanied by their daughter,
find no written evidence that Mr. 1:30 m. ' with Rev. Mrs. Carol Carter and
Council raised arena manager subdivision was planned Kelly had complained about the p MODULAR 4 CHASSfS
Roy McGonigle's salary from sometime in the future. limb being loose. Councillors E.O.Lanca'.ter officiating.- grandchildren, Joanne, Janice• SMOOTH GLIDING CASTERS NATURAL WALNUT FINISF .
$7,200 to $8,500 et year effective Council filed a request from the Interment will follow in Woodland and Bradley spent Sunday
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Nov 1 and agreed to pay him for Huron County Planning Board in committee minutes. Y• Brown's, m
l0U hoursof overtime at $5.10 er re uestin a uniform count wide MRS: ALFRED TILLER .t1 home f Mrs. 8ro her,
t p 9 g Y Public Works will°look into a ^ o of
j hour. # buildirr ermiC.-Reeve Flannery The '• -d`ehtb' '�Voi�&tred ` on' Mrs. Henry- J. Neeb who WN,
g. p y Jeak at the Band Shell roof, after a ` &lebrat6d`' her 88th,'1 birthday. i , ,r, _ :{y'rr ,. ;;,;i �� z•t6/ .!,,r, i
The -arena •. committee will said the uniform permit, a copy of request from the Chamber of Saturday at South Hihon
a" advertise, again for a full time which would be sent to Goderich, Commerce. He pital; Exeter, of Mrs.Alfred About 35 of the. family attended
employee and hoped to arrange would let county plumbing Councillor Wa ne Ellis Tilley, R.RI,Crediton in her 80th the celebrations.
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that he could work for the, Town inspectors keep track of building
reported that an auxilliary police
year. She was the former Edna
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constable, David Peter Dale of
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Meeti n documents
was working when
requ red
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husband, daughters Ila, Mrs.Don
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figures are Seafaorth, 5%.
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A study will be launched into
Jory of Forest, Winnifred, Mrs.
using the arena). A canvass in
recreation n use.
the possibility of enlarging the
Harry Crocker'of Lambeth and a
son Fred Tilley, of Seaforth.
shows a wonderful spirit", Mayor
costs
Town's boundaries,
Sills said.
year in the Coinmqnity Centre
r operation of over $92,000.
including more than $85,000 for
major repairs, Councillor- William
Bennett, chairman of the Arena
Committee
using the arena.
Canvasses in Hibbert raised'
$698.49 or $1.40 per capita (500'
using) -and in Hullett $616.33 or
$1.50 per capita (400 using).
council decided. Spence
The remains rested at the, T.
reported.
General recreation in
Seaforth in 1974 cost over $15,000
with government grants and
registration fees covering about
Numbers and statistics fair to say that this money is
Cummings, Huron's Industrial
Harry Hoffman Funeral Home,
Dashwood, until Monday when a
half the amount, leaving a deficit
abounded as the Seaforth exhausted".
Development officer, will help
with the stud Y
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service was conducted b Rev. D.
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Recreation Committee and the In 1950 a canvass in Seaforth
Arena Committee of Town raised $8,404.98 or $4.20 •
Council authorized payment of
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Warren. Interment followed in
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Council met with representatives• capita (on the basis of 2,000 using
a $250 grant to the Minor Soccer
Crediton Cemetery.
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of four area townships to explain the arena), town debentures
Association and payment of the
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hve week
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the problems of financing raised $40,000 or $20 ,per capita,
Figure Skating pro's salary.
people discover what mighty jobs
recreation in Seaforth. and the Town gave $5,000 to the
They sent a resolution to the
are accomplished by low cost
The meeting revealed that Legion for the arena. The total
Ontario Plowman's Association
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-almost half the participants in all Seaforth contribution then was
Welcoming a 1978 Plowing Match
Seaforth 527-0240.
g. Seaforth Recreation programs,
$3,404.97 or $26.70 per capita.
in the Seaforth. area and assuring
} including those at the arena,
The same year, a canvass in
the Association of co-operation.
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r come from out of town. In 1974
Tuckersmith, including
Council thanked Ed. Dorrance
the overall average particip tion
Egmondville, raised $1.584.25 or
of McKillop fora $25 donation to
the arena` He's been doing this
figures are Seafaorth, 5%.
$1.25 per capita (based on 1,200
U Tuckersmith 26%, Mckillop 12%.
using the arena). A canvass in
for the past two or three years and
Hibbert 5%, and Hullett. 2%.
McKillop raised $2,099.52 or
shows a wonderful spirit", Mayor
Seaforth faces a•' deficit this"s1:30
per capita based on 1,600
Sills said.
year in the Coinmqnity Centre
r operation of over $92,000.
including more than $85,000 for
major repairs, Councillor- William
Bennett, chairman of the Arena
Committee
using the arena.
Canvasses in Hibbert raised'
$698.49 or $1.40 per capita (500'
using) -and in Hullett $616.33 or
$1.50 per capita (400 using).
SEAFORTH
JEWELLERS
reported.
General recreation in
Seaforth in 1974 cost over $15,000
with government grants and
registration fees covering about
The Community Centre
Committee and the Recreation
Committee are meting tonight to
go over the participation figures
and come up with the amounts
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DIAMONDS,
JEWELLERY,
IpIFTSFOR
FINE CHINA
half the amount, leaving a deficit
they would like each township
All Types
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of Repairs
of over $8,000, the meeting
a heard.
Recreation director Clive Buist
reported that, although area
contribute for recreation
Seaforth � and decide now toPhone
represent the townships w o do
contribute funds
527-0270
townships were canvassed when
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