HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-06-10, Page 4May have liquor vote
Hibbe,rt protests drainage cuts
The family of Marie and Bill
Turnbull held a family dinner at
the Walton Inn on Sunday, June
6, in honor of their parents' 35th
Anniversary. After the dinner
they all came back to the house
for a social time. At the close, a
buffet was served.
The guests of honor "were
presented with many lovely gifts.
Those who attended the happy
occasion were Ron and Marion
hOnoyred
timer and family, Doltg and
Dorothy Lawless, all of Buriblg-
ton; Helen Habkirk of Ingersoll;
Jack and Marlon Turnbull of
Seaforth; Jint and Barb Fritz and
family of Brussels; Mr. and Mrs
Wilbur Turnbull and Mrs. Hazel
Baker of Brussels; Shirley Turn-
bull of Orillia; Mr. and Mrs. C.N.
Ronnenbery of Detroit, Mich.;
Mr. and Mrs. Laidlaw Strachan of
Preston-Cambridge.
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Ei services were
.000444 at Seaforth Manor last
Thursday jgt outing by Rev. E. S.
Ste eigs of Brumfield United
'14W* and by Father Laragh on
`ftlflaY morning at 10 a.m. Both
serves were well attended and
• P.019Yed by all residents.
Mrs. Ferne Patterson of
Seaforth visited with bliss Bessie
Davidson and Mrs. Ada Reid.
Visiting with Mrs.Ada Reid
were Mr. and Mrs. John Marks of
London also Mrs. Eva McCartney
and Mrs. Wm. Ball.
Mrs, Jean Broadfoot of Walton,
Miss Apnie McNichol of town
visited-Mrs; George Dundas and
"Miss Bessie Davidson.
Rev. Will and Mrs.Robinson of
Goderieh called and visited with
Mrs. Leila Dundas xnd Mr.
Wilbur Keyes.
Visiting with Mr. Wilber Keyes
were Mr. and Mrs. Ruskin Keyes
of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Reid of Varna and Mr. Kenneth
Keyes and ,son Ray of Toronto.
Mrs. William Scott visited with
Mr. Scott on Tuesday of last week
and had supper with him
celebrating their wedding
anniversary. Bill also enjoyed an
outing. this week accompanied by
Mrs. Scott.
Mrs. Ford Dickison of
Brodhagen visited her father Mr.
Harold Smythe.
Mrs. Robert Pickering of
Toronto spent Sunday with her
mother' Mrs. Leila .Dundas.
Visiting with Miss Bessie
Davidson were Mrs. Tillie Dunn
and Mrs. Peter Dunlop of
Seaforth.
Mr. Zachariah McSpadden arid
Mr. Harold Smythe were out for a
drive to the Teeswater area on
Sunday.
Mrs. Eric Lampton of Toronto
visited with her father Dr. E.
Sadlier.
Mr. Morley Bloomfield enjoyed
an outing • with hiS family last
Friday afternoon bingo was
very well attended and winnters
were: 1st. Full house, Mr.
George Schuler, Mrs. A 6)a Reid,
Mrs. Lillie Hudie and Mr. John
Darling. Four Corners. - Mr.
Dennis Arney, Miss Doris Wills,
Mrs.Gertie Hall 'and Mr. Earl.
Watt. Straight Line' - Mr.
Clarence Jackson, Mr. Steven
Fournier, Miss Bessie Davidson
and Miss Ila Gardner. Full House -
II Mrs. Ada Reid, Mr. Lodger
Seguin, Mr. Aurey Lambkin
and Miss Doris Wills.
Tuesday evening over thirty
staff members of Seaforth Manor
and Queensway Nursing Home,
Hens saw the film on Friday
Safety Code 1001 shown by Mr.
George Taylor of Toronto.
A resolution of Amaranth
Township to the Premier,
requesting that the restraint on
Tile Drainage Loans be removed
was endorsed when flibbert
Council met Monday. ' The
Township had written twipeXthe
Minister of Agriculture
requesting the same thing, and
also that the Township be
considered eligible for some of
the extra 3.6 million dollars added
to the programme, which was
announced in the house on
Friday, June 4.
Tile Drainage Loans were
approved to five ratepayers, to be
paid when money became
available, and requesting that if
they isntalled tile drainage prior
to this, they be inspected by the
Drainage Commissioner, so as to
be eligible for the loan.
Payments from General
Account was approved in the sum
of $88625.10 Which included half
yearly school levies, and of
$20.,503.57 for roads, which
included gravelling.
Matt' McCreight, Dublin,
.Inspecting Trustee visited with
council, and discussed Village
drainage, sidewalks, and removal
of trees, A low sidewalk in the
south east end of the village was
referred to Deputy Reeve
Harburn to discuss with the
County Engineer.
James Paratchek, President of
Dublin. Lions, petitioned council
that a plebiscite be held, at
election time, on the township
becoming "wet". Reeve McPhail
expressed council's opinion, that
provided the correct petition was
presented, Council would act on
it. The clerk was also directed to •
ascertain from the Liquor Board,
if the Police Village of Dublin
Auction
raises '300
Correspondent
Don MacRae
Don MacRae attended the 58th
annual Convention of the
Canadian Postmasters and
Assistants Association Ontario
Branch at the Holiday Inn in
Barrie June 4-5.6.
The writer feels that
attendance at such functions
gives one a chance to get other
people's opinions and hear their
problems and hope to solve
them.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Snowdop are
holidaying in Lake Placid, N.Y.
with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bettie of
Dutton. They intend to carry on
through. the Adirondacks (Mts.)
before returning home.
Dublin and District Lions
Auction Sale was a wonderful
success. Sales showed total •over
$300.00 after expenses. and '
advertising. Thanks again for the
support. The pavilion project still
needs help. Lions hope to have it
ready for Dublinfests July 17.
Early sales help in planning and
ordered food so that no one is
disappointed. °
Olympic operation 50,000' is
still on at the Dublin Post Office
for the 2 early bird draws. June 14
and July 14. The final draw for
trip for 2 plus $1,500.00 July 28.
Mr. Leo Kroonen has returned
from Stratford General Hospital
and is recuperating at. home.'
LCW hears- about
stained glass
Mrs. Oscar Young opened St.
Peter's LCW May meeting in the
church sanctuary, the topic feat-
uring Jewels of the Church.
Devotions began with singing 0
Light from Age to Age, followed
by the Scripture lesson Matthew
5:.14-16 read by Mrs. Clara
Young. A short meditation
entitled Turn on the Light was
read, by Mrs. Edwin Scherbarth.
The hymn Jesus Bids us Shine
with a Pure, Clear Light 'was
sung. • Mrs. Oscar Young then
gave a brief introduction to the
topic concerning the stained glass
windows. Mrs. Edwin Scherbarth
then conducted a tour of each
window and gave a synopsis
regarding characters, color and
symbols. It was interesting to
note that these precious jewel's
were all donated by their Bore-
fathers at a cost of $3,370 and
great tribute is paid to them today
for one of the finest churches of
the surrounding community.
Mrs. Young then concluded
with the history of making stained
glass windows an art of many
centuries coming mainly from the
country of Italy. The offering was
received and Mrs. Clara Young
led prayer in unison. Light of the
Anxious Heart was sung closing
the devotional,
The ladies then returned to the
church basement where Mrs.
igar Elligsen conducted ' the
siness. Roll call was answered
What you like best about your
Church. Nineteen members and
four visitors replied. Communica-
tions included two acknowledg-
ments regarding feeding the
hungry children of Calcutta' and
the World Day of Prayer offering
of $105.05.
The ladies offered to sponsor
the church bulletin whenever
there is a vacancy. Plans' were
made for a bus trip to Niagara
Falls on June 7. Invitations have
been sent out to •the Stratford,
Milverton and Ellice groups for a
social• evening on June 2. Mrs.
Oliver Hoffmeyer, R.R. 5,
Mitchell, will, be the guest
speaker, showing slides on her
trip to the Holy Land'.
The visiting committee'
reported several calls made, Mri.
Mist reported ^a birthday and
Beautiful Sy, int' was sung in .her
honor, followed by the doxology.
Light refreshments were
served by.Mrs. Harold Mogk and
Mrs, Robert Bobinsott,"all enjoy-
ing the fellowship.
would be a separate entity in such
a vote. Mr. Paratcheck impressed
on council that this was for
"occasional licences", and not
the establishytent of hotels or
dining rooms.
° The budget for 1976, was
presented by the Clerk, was
accepted by council. Public
Residential. 1976. 90.58 mills
(1975 78.34) an increase of
15.62% , of which 2.88 mills or
3.68% was municipal and 9.36
mills or 11.94% was schools.
Separate Residential. 1976 94.06
mills (1975 80.73) an increase of
16.51% of which 2.88 mills or
3.58 % is municipal, and 10.45
mills or 12.93% schools.
A temporary permit was issued
for a mobile home in the
township, to be used • while
structural alterations were being
made to the permanent
residence. The trailer to be
removed by October 31.
' A rating by-law for $6500 was
approved for Tile Drainage
Loans and the clerk was
instructed to draw up debentures.
Now
Guaranteed Investment
Certificates with terms of
5 to 10 years
Paid semi-annually
Certificates in excess of years
are not Insured by the Canada
Deposit insurance Corporation.
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ON EXPOSITOR, 40NE Vii,, 1976
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