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THE BRODHAGEN CONTINGENT —These Brodhagen skaters, tried out
the Walton outdoor skating rink at the Seaforth and District Saddle
Club'S snow party on Sunday afternoon. The family includes skaters
(left to right) Douglas, Colleen, Duane, Kent and Trey& Gilbert. (Photo
by Gibb)
Ki Ibarchan Notes
Valentines decorate
nursing home
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is with us. Thanks. Thelma!
VISITORS
Visitors with Bessie
Smale, Mr. and Mrs.. Ross
Smale, Staff. Mr. and Mrs.
Art Smale, Staffa Jean Hild-
ebrand.
Carol-Anne ',Glanville and
brother Gary Glanville with
Debbie Campbell visited the
Home.
Ed. Layton. Clinton visited
his mother Mary 'Layton.
Mr. and ,Mrs: Bill Soldan,
Exeter nee -tind,a Muegge
visited Anna P101eg.V.
Mr. and Mrs: Liinis•Hoegy
Galt. Cambridge came and
took his mother to Mrs,
Marie Muegge's for supper*
and a family visit.
Mr. and Mrs. D.J, Hillis,
Ingersoll. and Marilyn Hillis.
Tillsonburg 'came to help
their aunt celebrate her 81st
birthday Jan.31. "Life still,,
begins at 8eSiene doors are
closed and others are opened
to replace them. I have found
how kind people can be and it
is gratifying to have Many
good friends. •
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Glari-
Hensall and Mrs. Bue-, -
Tah McKay visited-Oliver and
Charlie McKay.
' Mr. and Mrs. Gary Morri-
son npe Linda Smith, a Staff
member, brought their infantvis
son 'Christopher. the new
year'
it
baby in 1981 to
the residents.-
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 12. 1901
raw
SHARON DIM
Huron County Council wrestled with
budgets resented by the county's- various
.conii#ttees at its January 29 meeting, in an
"iftertipt to hold the overall county budget to
an increase of between 15 and 17 percent.
increases in the department budgets ranged
from 15 ;o 27 percent,
Warden Fred .fietteret told council the
eAuaty. WAS able to Slip •thiOtgb last year but
ln. 1981. coaricif would be faced with
WOO tell1fk decisions regarding'' budget
itmeikr*- -
The .copietfs • highways .deOrtetent,
4\11.010itle4-thehedgetAylthIlteorokteneety
rate ineteasei 27 percent in a budget .Of
.44,927,500+• • • • - •• •
The increase. in.theoorbodaefthl*yeat
*et xellitext:to $10iiRcent.-O4et*.ens-,,On IVio-
prieOts in',:1080:'"ietving the department
wan a, dpfteit for the yeArof *251,005. on a • - cash basis:- •
Reeve George Fellows, of Bayfield
questioned the right of the road committee
to permit significent overruns which-, would
result in . a deficit. County engineer., Bob,
Dempsey answered that unforeseen dif-
ficulties had resulted in a larger overrun that
anticipated on the construction of Rbad 11.
Road committee chairman Lloyd Mousseau
told council the second overrun was-the
• con.n01.;.11e-Se41::te-fige-telit the liddget wus •
y tan educated gue .s, tlitIAtat het has ,certain '
when °tile
furnishings ffitg-t07t4t.:11.W4QUYakifdallgtt.
Reeve FelliiiimeOmmentetuthat,be 414 not
like
Lhat
fi.0
thi
lgtSsuintrhgee, -expenditure
expanded
4 h et t increase
did
les6,iislOt
bec'au
: dst
of budgeting. •
County clerk-treasurer Bill •Hatily told the
council members that the figure' of $45,000.
was realistic for the type of facility and
number of staff at the health building. Mr
Haply remarked that considering the type of
building and staff requirements, the cost of
furnishings and equipment could well be
$50,000. so therefore the budgeted figure of
The board of health budget came in witn
an 15,5 percent increase largely due to
expenditures. created by the purchase of
furnishings and equipment for the new
county health building under construction at
ilurbovicw in Clinton.
' The reeve of - Bayfield, George Fellows
objected to the allotted expenditiIre 1.4*
$.45.0091, for ftiraiSiiiliga.altd equipment at
• - • •• ,
• 1).t , 13ria0 •Afilggr,
Health,told
'would be avtl4ble.!, -at end of
,Felireety ',11104 woold ,be Fought in
545,000. was,a...realivie figure.
Budgets were also received, from the
Social Services Committee, the Plannink
Department, the Development (2oadnittee
Huronview the Library Board. the property
Committed, andtboproposed budgets of Ane
executive Committee including .ifetieral
government (Members of Council and /
GenerAt AanlhfiSfrAtiont. Educational '
• - • •
• ; - All •*ere.•4geoptelt -4n# 4"1:Y
Etteeutlyti'cbrittigitted`ktr fTh I reVfe7cv. •
A break-iii oci.arted•trItellrey *township
shed in the .early morning hours on. Sunday.
but the only ihutg believed to have, been
St iten is sorne Aasninie.
The thieve'~ broke in' the back, door leading
u the'shop Wingham O.P.P. are myestigai.
mg: ,,
Reeve Paol,Steckle of Smoky Tow ship
• snid he, is opposed to, severance and
remarked that the county cannot continueto
.subsidize thOse who.are benefiting from the
severances. He said he would not be
opposed-to having those want'i'ng severances
pay half of the administration fee.
Council referred the matter to executive
committee which will consider the, land
division budget and can make re-
commendations regarding the fee.
Auoutoi.fitrage puieenriii and pointed out
that .1t was a e,-time project. Once the
garageiiis paid for,'Said Mr. Mousseau, the
road budget could be brought in line next
year.
The land division, committee brought in
one of the lower budget increases at 15.1
Percent. The committee recommended The
fee for all ApproVed severances be raised.
from $75,,,to 5100,1 resulting in increased
revenues of ,approximately $3,000,
4' . Bill •Elston,, farris Townst4 told:
.eotteelt !No Severances were at
1.14WPact404liti(Plon10/4!'"ItoobJeiaed to
the .person. wanting the severance WOO
asked to beer the horden:,, county
clerk.-treasurer Bill Hanly,tiointet salt tt.'ig
the county is SiihsidiXin$ eieh fee more than
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BY: MABEL TURNBVLL
Rey. A.R. Ycilding took.
the servtrr on WedlleSday
-with Mrs. Yielding assisting
at the piano.
A duet was; sung by Mr.
and Mrs. Mervyn Lobb Clin-
ton 'ty ith Mrs: Lobb at the
piano."Rsv. Yielding gave a
resume of his experiences of
be' krig o11.11 people who were
dying, To those, who. had
accepted Christ as their
Say.tour it was a happy
..experte.nce. • • .
He told *of mangy who had
faith that leaving this world
• yeas the fulfilment of Gods
promises for eternal life .add
lea% tug all thetroubles of the
world behind,
read froth. St, Luke
Chapter 23 words of'comfort
, of Jesus to his followers. "I
, will give vou another .com-
loner. filo blessed oly
Spire:* :ro his disciples' He
said t 'Will will not leave
yOn Comfortless:*
' it* • " *'" YOUNG' VISITOR .
Another young visitor,
. Derek. months. son cif Mr.
anti Mrs.' George McClure
Kinburn. y isited Kilbarchan
this week 'With his mother
Cathi a member of our staff. "**
Paul Hildebrand is a reg-
ular visitor with his grand-
mother Mrs; Bessie Smirk.
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