HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-05-08, Page 10the grader from 53,2,006.00 to
$52.000.00. '
Council approved rebates, of
1975 taxes on 1974 assessments
totalling $1410.00. The rebate is
for buildings that have been
demolished during 1974.
Council accepted petitions. to
repair the closed portion of the
Barron Municipal Drain and the
Lawrence Drain. The engineer
appointed to prepare reports for
the necessary improvements was
Charles Corbett, Lucan.
Grants of $15.00 were approved
for the Huron County Historical
Society and $480.00 for the
Seaforth Community Hospital to
assist with the capital program at
the hospital.This grant is based
on $3.00 for each admission from
the towpship—rThere were 160
patients from the township
admitted to the hospital during
1974,
Land severances were
approved for the following
properties: Con. 14, N.Pt. Lot 31,
109 acres owned by ,Walter
' Bewley; Con. 1, Lot E1/2 4, SO
acres ownPri by James J.
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Correspondent
Mrs. Karen Lehnen
A general meeting of the
Vanastra Community Association
was held Tuesday, April 29. The
main business was a discussion of
the 1974-taxes and especially the
cost of water to the hamlet of
Vanastra. To investigate the
water rate increases, a committee
of 12 people was formed. Repre-
sentatives are 2 from the town-
housing units, 5 from the houses
and. 5 from the industrial basin.
Resignations were accepted
from some directors in the
Community Association.
The next dance at• Vanastra will
be held May 31. Music by the
"Star Trex". Everyone is
welcome.
Residents at the townhousing
section of Vanastra have formed
an Association at a meeting held
Wednesday April- 30. The new
assbciation is to help protect
tenant's rights and improve con-
ditions. A generaL meeting was
held Tuesday, May 6. However, a
report was too late for this week's
paper. Anyope at the townhopses ,
Who wishes to have. farther
:Inferinatipn is Itsked-•_:to contact
Glenda' Littlechild at 482-9947.
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19'i6 Mill rates titere finalized
by IvIcKillop Township Council at
their meeting on :Monday. For
residential and farm properties
they are: Township General 22.9
mills;, County 23.2 'Mills;
Elementary Public. 23,1 ,
Secondary Schools 18.2 mills; and
Separate Roman Catholic Schools
26.3 Mills. There is an increase of
14.3 mills for public school
supporters and 10.2' mills for
separate school supporters. •
The commercial mill rate for
public school supporters will be
100:3 mills compared to 894 mills
in 1974 and separate school
commercial: mill rate of 103.8
mills compared to 88.2 mills in
1974.
The first' instalmefit due date
for taxes will be June 27 and the
second instalment will be due on
December 1.
Dave Reid, a representative
from Frank Cowan Company
Limited and Ken Cardno of
Seaforth Insurance Agency
reviewed the township's 1975
insurance coverage with Council
members, it was decided to
increase the replacement value on
At .Vanastra
girls discussed benefits and a
suitable plapelo plant the garden.
They talked about different
flowers and vegetables. For the
club the girls are to plant 10
vegetables and 4 flowers to make
file and to serve vegetables and
make a salad. •
The next meeting will be at
Mrs. Smith's on May 7 at 7:45.
Girls are to buy their seeds and
make a plan for their gardens.
Fire, Extended Coverage, Windstorm, Theft
Property Damage, Liability, Etc.
The following building permits
have been approvedi Cornelius
De Corte, Con. 3, Lot 33, garage;
Don Kelly, Con. 4, NW Lot 11,
. milk house; Gerrit Hoven, Con. 8,
Pt: Lot' 29, replace aiding on
house; Jacob Nelemans, Con. 14,
Lot Pt, 25, addition to house;
Mrs, Helen Scott, Con. 4, Lot 20,
implement shed; ' Terrence
Johnston, Con. 1, Pt., Lot 31,
house; Arthur Andersen, Con. 5,
Lot 29, silo, George Case, Con.
11, N 1/2 31, 21; renovations to
house.
The council meetings for the
months of June, July, August and
September will be changed from
afternoon meetings to evening
commencing , at 7:30 p.m. The
meetings are held on the first
Monday of the month except
when it falls on a-e holiday, the
meeting will be held-the following
evening. ,
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Directors and Adjusters ,
Robt.Arehlbald,R.R.4, Seaforth
Ken Carnochan, R.R.4, gbaforth
Lavern dodkin, R.R.#1,Walton
Ross Leonhardt, LIU; Rornholim
JohnlVicEwing, R.R.1, Blyth
Stanley McIlwaln,R.R.2, Goderich
Donald McKercher, R.R.1, Dublin
Wm. Pepper, Brucefield
.14.Trewartha,Box 01, Clinton
Agents: -
James leYs, Seaforth, Wm.
Steve. J. Murray,R.R.S. Seaforth,
The first meeting of the Walton
"Weedin Wonders" was held
April 23, at Mrs. Harold
McCallum's at 7:39. There were
11 members who attended the
meeting. The election of officers
are as follows;, 'Secretary - Laura
Dennis; President - Diane God-
kin; Vice President • Diane Willis;
Press Reporter • Jane Schade.
The discussion was "Why We
Should Grow a Garden?" The
Leiper, Londeshoro
K.J.Etue, Seafoqh
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CENTENNIAL HATS ON SALE — The tartan beret
was sitting in Whitney's Furniture window but we
-got George Hays to .wear Seaforth's Cetennial hat
and he even did a little jig to get In the mood for the
picture. (Staff Photo)
Correspondent
Mrs. Hugh Berry
The members of Brucefield
100F Lodge held a euchre party
on Friday evening May 2nd. The
winners were - Ladies High - Mrs.
Ruth Taylor; Ladies Low - Marg
Broadfoot; Ladies Lone Hands -
Celia Edgar; Men's high - Mac
Wilson; Men's low - Bill Burdqe-
Angus; Men's kine hind -w. D.
Wilson. Draw prize - Mrs. Jack
Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Squires,
Sarnia visited on the weekend
with Mrs. Squire's brotheer Mr.
Robert Allan and family.
Mr. Wesley Ham, Huntsville
visited recently with his mother
Mrs. A. Ham and Miss Me. E.
swan.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Burdge
spent the weekend with Mr. and .
Mrs. Rick Burdge and Mr. Fred
Burdge
A social evening with Bruce-
field U,C.W. and Tupperware
Party is planned. UCW members
handiwork
According to our last census we
have 653 people at Vanastra, that
would be 653 different happee-,
ings each day. if anyone wishes
to announce meetings, family
Muriel Bell was in charge of the
business. Roll call was answered
by a Bible verse. Member- also
showed articles they had A,ade
during the past months. Minutes
of the last meeting' were read.
The treasurer's report was given
by Jean Leiper. A thank you card
was received from ,Joan Midde-
_ gaal: A thank you • letter for
postage stamps received was read
by Ida Leiper. Members were
asked to bring in their donations
to the copper contest at the next
meeting. A donation of $25.00
was made to the "flowers of
Hope". Mr. McDonald closed
the meeting with prayer. Lunch
Was served.
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Business was conducted by
Mrs. M. Baan. The minutes and
roll call was read by Mrs.• H.
McCallum, Mrs. Cliff Ritchie
gave the treasurer's report,
followed by Mrs. Van Vliet giving
the miscellaneous fund.
Future meetings were
. announced, also the 8th, and 16th
ham supper for June 3rd. Two
thank you cards were read. The
next meeting is to be he'll at the
home of Mrs. Graeme Craig. The
meeting closed with prayer:
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Miss Cool Shortreed, daughter
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The Walton Women's Institute
held their final euchre of the
Season Monday glinting, April
28th in the community hall. It
slip in the form of a dessert
euchre when approximately 90
people attended and sampled the
delicious smorgasborg of desserts
and coffee prior to the cards. The
tables were set with red and white
checkered clothes and green and
yellow centerpieces. The hall was
decorated for the special peas-
sibn. Those in charge were: Mrs.
Nelson Marks, Mrs. Bill
Humphries, Mrs. Ray Huether,
Mrs. Stewart Humphries, Mrs.
Ron Bennett, Mrs. Gerald Wat-
son and Mrs. Don Achilles.
There were 20 talbes of euchre
• in play. Prize winners were:
High lady - Mrs. Harold Bolger;
Low lady - Mrs. Howard.Brown,
Monkton; High Man - Mrs.
Russell Marks (playing as a man);
Low man - Mrs. George McCall,
(playing as a man). Door prizes-
1st - Mrs. Jim McDonald, (a
vase); 2nd prize - Mr. Mel
Jacklin, Brussels, (a cameo
cushion top).
Mission Band
31 were in attendance for the
monthly meeting of the Mission
Band on Sunday morning at
Duff's United Church. It was
held one week earlier. owing to
Mother's Day next Sunday.
Brian McGavin gave the call to
worship at 11:15 a.m. Mrs. N.
McGavin was pianist for the
hymn, Joy, JOy, Joy. The
scripture was read by Bruce
Godkin. Prayer by Jim McDonald
followed by a reading by John
Huether. The secretary, Murray
Scholdice -gave .his report while
the treasurer, Nanci Bennett gave
her report, then she received the
offering which was dedicated.
The Mite Boxes are to come, in
next month, with June meeting B
being planned as a Fun Day. urns
Hymn, "Jesus Loves Me, This I
Know" was sung prior to going to s h
0 wtheir classes. The teachers wre:
Mrs. Merton Hackwell, Mrs. Mac
Scholdice, Mrs. Neil McGavin
and Mrs. Ross Bennett.
Boundary and 17th Unit Meets
Mrs. Harvey Craig was hostess
for the unit meetinge on Wednes-
day in her home with 17 ladies
present. Mrs. Harold McCallum
opened with the Thought for the
Day. Hymn "When I Survey the
Wondrous Cross" was sung:
Mrs. McCallum read the scrip-
ture from St. Luke 24: 1-12
followed by a poem. "Arciproca-
tion" and prayer. Mrs. George
Williamson read an "Easter"
meditation. The offering was
received and dedicated.
The topic "Young Girls find the
Meaning of Easter" was given by
Mrs. G. Williamson. Hymn
"Jesus Christ is Risen today"
The Burns U.C,W. met at the
home of Mrs. George Smith on
Wednesday afternoon with 22
present.
Margaret Taylor opened the
meeting with a poem "A Time of
Many Miracles". Hymn 502 was
sung. A reading "Christians
Assembled" was read by'
Margaret Taylor. Ria Smith gave
a Bible reading. Others taking
part were Ida Leiper, Shirely
Hulley, Marj Bickel] and Reta St.
Lbuis. Hymn 501 followed.
Margaret Taylor gave an
appropriate reading "Think of
Me First as a Person". Margaret
thanked Ria for having the
meeting and Miss Mae Smith for
"the music.
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