HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-01-30, Page 3F
• FLYING THROUGH THE AIR — This is what the
sail fish that Kelly Dalton Jr. caught on his holidays
in Mexico looked like before he landeelA,From tip to
tail the fish was R'6" Iona.
A REALLY BIG-CATCH - Kelly Dalton Jr. had-a really gOod hdllday in Acapulco,
Mexico this winter. As well as enjoying sun and surf he caught this hugh sail fish in
Acapulco 'Bay. The fish, 6' 6" long and weighing 86 pounds is being mounted in
Mexico and will eventually hang on the wall of the Dalton horn at RR2 Seaforth.
Mr. Dalton and his wife Sharon spent, a week in Acapulco recently.
You're
invited-
The annual congregational
meeting of Northside United
Church, Seaforth „was held on
Wednesday, January 22 and was
preceded by a pot/lek supper.
The chairmatrfor the meeting
was Gordon Rimmer. • •
Rev. M. E. Reuber led in
prayer in memory of members of
the church vino had died in the
last year.
The financial reports of. the
various organizations within the
church were presented and
approved.
Bill Roberton and Stewart
Coupeland were elected to the
post of auditor for the coming
Hoggarth and Andrew Mc Nichol
were elected as elders for a term
of four years. Also, Rev. Ure
Stewart was elected as a member
year.
Bev. Thompson, Harold
Connell, Elmer Townsend,
of the Northside Session.
Dr. J. Turnbull, Ken Lingel-
bach, Frank Phillips and Hugh
McPherson were elected to the
Board of Stewards for a three-
year. term.
The 'report from the restruc-
turing committee was accepted as
presented.
Mrs. Peter Dunlop, Mrs.
Wilmer • Broadfoot, Ernest
Williams, Geoige Ribo and Don,
Bode were elected to the - new
Ministry and Personnel Commit-
tee.
A study committee on church
• renovations and a new committee
to promote the Christian
Stewardship level of the church
were formed':
The 1975 budget of $34,630.00
was accepted as-presented by the
Board of Stewards.
Rev. Reuber presented his
Yearly report and thanked all out
going committee members, the
choir leaders and the choir
members for their time and
efforts during the past year.
REv. Ure Stewart closed the
meeting vith. prayer.
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student governmentson
The Happy Citizens of Seafolth
will meet in the Legion Hall on
Thursday, February 6 at 2 p.m.
and ladies are asked 'to please
liring, lunch.
The Walton Women's Institute
card party will be held this Friday
night at 8:30 with Mrs. L. trodkin
as convenor. Everyone is
welcome.
Superintendent to apply fOr the
balance of the 1974 Road Subsidy.
• Instructed the Clerk to write a
letter of appreeiation to Joseph
Shnddick, thanking him for the
many year. of service as 1
Livestock Evaluator in Hullett
.Township. •
• Extended a vote of thanks to
Clare Vincent for the fine dinner
and to Rev. Stanley MacDonald
for his inaugural address.
Gave approval to Ontario
Hydro for a power line, but any
alt eration or changes required by
the Township of Hullett •'at a later
date be at the expense of Ontario
Hydro.
- Agreed to send a donation of
$25.00 to the Salvation Army.
- -Instructed the Clerk to prepare
the necessary By-Law concerning
Clinton Fire Area Board.
- Instructed the Clerk to see
about installing a Clinton phone
for Office.
• Approved' a By-Law to impose
special • annual drainage rates
upon lands in respect of which
money is borrowed under the Tile
Drainage Act, 1971.
- Approved Accounts General
$6,341.55; Roads $13,219.19;
Drainage $45,221.00 forlVal of
$64,781.74.
- Appointed Mervyn Batkins
Animal Control Officer at $10.00
per animal plus .15c \per mile.
when called.
- To meet again on Feb. 3, 1975
at 1:00 o'clock. •
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Four •Trailers of Fine Furniture
Final plans were ride for the
t. Valentine's after oon euchre
n February 13 at Mon ay-rklit's
ebekah Lodge Meeting with
irs. Foster Bennett in charge.
Irs. May Habkirk, social' Con-
.* nor, will be assisted by Mrs.
illie Dunn, Mrs. Eldin Kerr,-
irs. Norman Riehl, Mrs. Frank
male, Mrs. Annie Harrison,
Irs. Lorne ,Carter and Miss
iabelle Campbell. Several
pecial prizes are being given.
The charter of the lodge was
raped in memory of Miss
leanor Hendersw, a past Able
rand. and three past president's
r the Rebekah Assembly of
(
Ontario, namely Mrs. Martha"
Patterson, Mrs.. Matilda
McDonald and Mrs, Nora Bruner.
..Pickets are to be sold on a
hand-made quilt and a blanket at
a special event plantiCd for May:
The occasion will mark the town's
one hundredth anniversary- and
the lodge's 63rd birthday.
Members were reminded of the
district public speaking competi-
tion set for Clinton District High
School on 'February 2. The
district winner will be awarded a
trip'to the United Nations and
New York in early summer.'
Mrs. Bennett reported that the
annual euchre and draw in aid of
Grade seven poplin' from
Hullett Central schoo,Lreeilve4
firsthand lesson in _local
government when they attended
the Inaugural meeting of Millet
council in the Londeaboro
Community Hall.
Clerk, Clain Vincent, called the
meeting to order and explained •
briefly. the responsibilities and.
the role councillors play in -
township government to the.
children. Council members took
their Declaration Of Office and
Oath of Allegiance. '
Revie John Jewitt asked Rev.
Stanley
MacDonald of
Londesboro United Church, to
speak to the new Council and' he
responded with a timely and
inspiring message based on the
attributes and requirements of
freedom.
Each council member spoke
briefly expressing his views on
the future of the township and
each anticipated a congenial and
succcessful term of office.The
children were invited to ask
questions pertaining to " local
government. The question and
answer period was so popula
had to be interrupted because of
lack of time.
• • Following an adjournment for
lunch council recommended when'
M. East and M. Batkins were
present to distiiss wolf bounties.
It was agreed to isntruct the clerk
to write' to Township Councils
involved, with regards to
re-instatement of a county-wide
wolf bounty to be paid out by the
township and reimbursed by the
Seaforth Community Hospital
Board - Mrs.. Joan Whyte.
' Blyth Fire Area
Tom Duizer:
Seaford) 'Firer, Area Board -
Milton Dale.
Ausable Conservation
Authority - Joe Hunking,
„Maitland , Conservation
Authority • Norman Alexander.
Hullett Recreation. Committee.
Tom.Duizer, Murray Lyon, Foul
Buchanan, Lillian -Hallam, Greg
Brandon, Clare Vincent, John
•
In other business council issued
permits to'Keith Ty ndall, Lot 29.
Con. 5 - Dwelling: Mae
Govenlock, Lot 22, Con. S -
Rebuild kitchen; (John Boven, Lot
4, Con. 6 - Shed or Addition;
subject to Township By -Laws
and , Health Unit where
applicable.
• - Approved the severance for
Elsie Scott, file B343/74, Village
of Manchester, with
no conditions.
- Instructed the Clerk to return
Applicatiott tot Severance to W,
olkman for correction in
lacement of buildings.
-Instructed the Road
county. •
Council approved
appointments of representatives
to area organizations. These 'are:
John Jewitt, Joe Hunking, Jim
McPhee: Gerald McDowell, Jim
Glousher, Ken Scott and
President of the W.I., Auburn
Hall Board.
Clinton Fire Area Board - Greg
Brandol,,
renting a booth at the show,
which was a big success last year,
can contact the Recreation Office
or Mrs.Strong.
Organizers hope to have an
even bigger number • of entries
than last year, MrsoStrong said,
and to completely fill the arena.
They hope to have bake _sales
going on throughout the day and
more demonstrations and films on
various crafts.
I
.odge remem rs past Noble Grand
the CPT Fund will be held in late
April. The 'receipts go to
benevolent work irPthe area.
Mrs. Peter Malcolm vice grand
gave the report of the visiting
Committee and the secretary,„
Mrs. James Rose, read the many
thank you notes for kindnesses
shown by the 1 e. Mrs. L.
Grummett gave the financial
report.
' An ivitation w received to a
dessert euchre planned.by 'Pride
of Huron' Lodge, Exeter in late
February.
Mrs. Malcolm was eeT•enaded
on her birthday.
Seaforth's• second annual craft
show will be held July 19 this
year, 'organizers have decided.
The show will run from 11 in the
morning until .9 at, night in the
local 'arena.
Application forna's for -those
who want to enter the show will
be going .out to last year's entries
this weekend, Craft Show
secretary, 'Mrs. Doreen Strong
said. Anyone who is interested in
Notts* has congregational meeting
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