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To wed in August
Mr. Lome Draper and Mrs. Erlene
Caldwell are pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their daughter
Juanita Lorna Charlene Ann Draper to
Bradley John Knight, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Knight. The marriage will
take place August 17, 1985 at 6:30 p.m.
in the Knox Presbyterian Church,
Cranbrook. Open reception to follow at
8:30 pm in the Brussels, Morris and
Grey Community Centre.
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GET IN THERE — Jennifer Watt of Seaforth
was a participant In the Junior Invitational
Golf Tournament held at the Seaforth Golf
and Country Club last week. Approximately
60 golfers, male and female, froM around
the county were'at the course to participate.
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A8 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 10, 1985
Hullett approves contracts
Council approved tenders for work on the
drain. Winning the contract for closed work
was Roth Drainage, with Nicholson Construc-
tion doing the open portion.
The township also approved a contract for
Radford Construction. to load and haul "0"
gravel, The township will supply all the
needed materials for the project. , •
On the subject of building permits, the
W atsons will be invited to a future meeting to
discuss the street and building permit in
Alma, council decided. It also approved
building permits from the building inspector.
The councillors adopted provisionally the
engineer's report on the Leiper Drain. They
set a court of revision late for August 6, by
which time they told the engineer to invite
tenders.
In addition, Brickman Drainage was given
a contract for the Wallace Drain,
Other motions the council passed included
existing Harding Municipal Drain (at a cost of
$4,450), and two motions to borrow against'
the township's credit for drain repairs - one
loan for$19,250 and another for an additional'
$7,660,
The. council asked the township clerk to
write to Cedric Larson. "explaining the
Bell taxes $36,000
Bell Canada paid more than $36,000 in $33,378,15. ,
taxes to Seaforth in 1984 as a result of In 1985 gross receipts tax will, total
telecommunications operations here. In $36,574.30. '
addition Bell spent $20,000 in 1984 to The gross receipts tax is a levy of five,per,
maintain and upgrade telephone service in • cent of all telecommunications revenue
the exchange. In .1985 this expenditure is , derived from Bell operations in Ontario the
estimated to be $58,000. ' • . previous year and apportioned .to each
Some of the 1984 highlights include a exchange based on the number of Bell owned
buried cable on Main St. with-an aerial cable telephones in use.
to he removed.' Some of the 1985 highlights In 1984 Bell's capital expenditures were
include replacement of an aerial with burieff $1.17 billion. This is expected to be $1.4
cable on James Street and cable reinforce- billion in 1985.
ment rear of Main St. Fast. , In the Stratford area Bell employs 108
In 1984 Bell. paid $36,519.91 in taxes to people with an annual payroll of $3,2 million.
Seaforth as follows: real estate, $2,244.07; Bell had 1,253 customers in its Seaforth
business. $897'.69 and 'gross receipts, exchange at the end of 1984.
HATS ENTERTAINMENT — The Seaforth Optimists ran a flea market at Optimist Par'k.on
Saturday. Even though rain early in th.e day threatened to wash out the Proceedings, thbrs
was a good turnout. Here Niki Phillips (10) and her mother D.eb,' both of.Egmondville, show.
off a couple of hats they were trying 'to sell. It looks more like they've just finished a
vaudeville 'routine. • (Till photo)
momermoirmammissommor
Work on the Glousher Drain in Hullett a bylaw to amend the assessment schedule on township's position on the so-called nectar
Township is about to begin, the Wagner Drainage Works, another one to garden. The clerk was also asked to rent a
At its meeting July 2, Hullett Township provide for cleaning and repairs to the postage meter for the municipal office.
In addition, the coundillors approved
Motions to buy a quarter-page ad in a local
newspaper for the ' Cixiderich Township
Sesquicentennial, and to write a letter to the
Clinton Hospital to, express regret at the
board's decision not to elect the township's
representative,
Because You Mark The Prices On!!!
SAVE WITH THE RED PENCIL!
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