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.TH# 'HURON PCPOSITOR, FERIJARY 3, .107/ r-.41 • '
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ICinCtr plow nr helpedt1n—MEri M":474111 ligh:anYaAne:o.nevpderht!ars'rebtiaem..eirw.hae;liladattwedThsdfaftihtlihel
and seven of his pas,ke,rigers tot,. •
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able. Bread'''-wax the only thiOk
that was sold out.
Some dairy farmerstiave been
t• 'forted to dump their milk because
milk trucks have been unable to
Make pick-ups.,
'Stacey's Dairy in Mitchell
called ,it "a grim situation"
- saying that they. tried to gpt to
fanners where it Was Passible by
" following snow-plows when they
went through an area,,
• "The storm sure has got us in a '
mess," spokesman for Stacey's
said.
Though schoolshave remained
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closed since Thursday, there is
little likelihood that studentsn will
have to make up the lost time
• according • to John Cochrane;
Director of Education ter, Huron ;:<..
county. If schools • remained
Closed ,for an extended period,
"then we would ,bave to loPk t' • it” he said. ."It would be a board
decision • •
Oddly enough LCBO . in
Seafoith has not experienced an
increase esales according to an
2 employee. In fact, sales have
fallen because of the storm.
- "People are staying,it home and
waiting for it to clear " he said,
pick, up again though" he
• added. ',There's no place else
people can go" •. •
r ''' The Huron Hotel in Dublin unable to get to the bus and
• reported that business was brisk becaiise travel was nearly
a__ • _throughout,:, the weekend as impossible. . 1
,• stranded travellerS ' sought _
• shelter. :' , The Genesco shoe factory in
' By one p.m. Friday all of the Seaforth -has remained"closed' ,.
' hotel rooms were booked, a' since Friday, as has the Bendix
in HenSall. - ' spokesman said. AMong' those - factory
taking a rest from the storm were ., Tuesday was the 51st straight
two thiSiOadS-6-f student's from the day that snow ".,.has fallen in
Mitchell school, who were on Seaftrth: - • - - . "
their' way . to the Staffa and-- -- The • firSt mail to reach town
,
CrorriartY area. When a' slight since Friday arrived at noon on
improvenient ,in the storm Wednesday. .
occurred ‘the -,y,;:aloire Vith most , • •
of those who• Ifhd earlier -taken imginson '
) - c ""1"""""""""f fflumm
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• By five p.m. the hotel was=
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again . fully booked, and it
remained so from then on.
ApproxiMatelY 20,truck drivers
Some from the Kitchener area, c
Were-among those stranded at the , 41",
A salt truck • driver whae
vehicle had collided with ,the
bridge in.Dublin, spent the-night at the hotel and tried to. continue
. his , journey on arday. His
vehicle becanie stuck and flip' tO\W
truck called to hiS aid broke down
attempting, to pull him from a
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Several .stores have remained
closed. in Seaforth this week ; and
Main Street' has• been all but
empty of car traffic,. Snow.
mobiles, though, - were seen
everywhere.
A number of snowmobilers
offered to deliVer groceries to.
people/who were unable to reach
stores, but Seaforth police said
Monday that-few reqUests for the
service had been received. - •
-Snowmobilers took people
living near town to their bonies on
Sunday and .Monday.
Seafarth Community HOspital
was short a few staff members
WIna were unable to report
because -of the weather. Many
hospital employees; were able 'to
stay in Seaforth _with friends or
relatives. On Monday' hospital
administrator Gordon McKenzie:.
reported 'that the hospital had
ample supplies Of bread and milk
to last to mid-week, but after that,
he said jokingly, "We May have
to get an air drop."
A bus chartered by the
Federationof Agriculture to take -
people to the Gordon Hill night in
Toronto" Thursday. ,had to be •
cancelled' because people were
drift, It -Wasn't until Stinday thai
tbOlriVer was able to continue on. •
his ,way.. • — • • •
rooms, were able to continue:on I
• . their way.
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p.01 5'5.262.580.9 ,=
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' • h ChurchU.C.W. comprising o
Mary Ne and Howard Johns
,Jeffery • and Madge Oesc Mrs. Elizabeth Riley, Mrs. 'Slade,
visited Mabel Johns..
• Mrs:. Luther Sr. and Mrs, Eric
Chester and 11a .Dunn visited' Luther entertained the residents
with: Vera Laramie, and Roy ;with music, and bingo,
Lamle and Almeeda ParsOns. Rev. George ' Anderson of
Visitors with; Cora Alcock, EXelei conducted the • church
wete Isabel Jeffery and 'Brian service, last week; Louise-Mitchell
Alcock. * accompanied him on, the piano,
`Rosa Harris • visited Bernice. Wilberf.P.illing wife
- Lavery. Anna.
Betty SMith - visited several Shirley Prouty visited Lynn
residents. .. Latimore, 'Alec Barrett;'--:.Harold
Mrs. Chesteripann and 'Mrs.s Glanville, Mary Palmer, Roy
John'• Regele -...visited. goy McDonald, Isabel Sproalf, Vera
McDonald and Vera Lammie. McDonald„
' When it was realized- by
Bechard, soli EdMond Unit four of Hensall United
b- from
mid-morning Monday, the
.highway plows • would• not -be
getting through, the travellers
accepted the help of Keith Lovell,
. a neighbouring farmer. He used
• his snow'ploW to -make 'a path'inte-
the laneway of Howard Shanks
near where they were stuck.
Mr. and Mrs. Shanks gave
them sandriches and coffee, and
When no help:came 'they served
thein dinner, and •gave =them a
place to' sleep.
Mr: Martin had hoped to get -
back to London as it became
ei'iident the snowplugged roAds
north to Hanover would: not be
opened inthe foreseeable future.
. (Ely.Wilma Oltek,'•
(,'even • passengers and the
driver of a CharterWays bus found
country hospitality in Kippen
Monday.
. ,Leaving London Sunday at 9:10
p.m.,- the bus to'Hanover was
stopped by an abandoned car and
the snowdrifts at 11:3,0 p.m. 'near
Kipper.
Bus-driver Don Martin kept the
".Motor - running to keep- his -
passengers warm while.. they
spent the night on the bus'on the
,road, .
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_Mr. and Mrs. George Parker in
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Wayne _McBride enjoyed a
snowmobile holiday at port
Severn.
...Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Archer'
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Recent visitors with, residents
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