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BEATING THE FRIDAY T-HE 13TH JINX—ST. Thomas 'Anglican
,Church ladies decided one way to beat the jinx often associated, with
Friday the 13th was to serve a delicious spaghetti arid coleslaiN supper.
Ruth Beuttenmiller (far left) 'and Grace Cornish and 'other volunteers
served up heaping helpings of the spaghetti and salad to 170 diners at the
church. (Photo by Gibb)
Seaforth gardeners hear
Hydroponics at home
BY HERB SHOVELLER
Contrary to earlier beliefs,
Seaforth may not need tb
engage an architect_ to _qual-
ify for a grant from' the
Ontario Heritage Foundation
to assist in the cost of repairs
planned for the town hall.
"It is standard proce-
dtire..• clerk Jim Crocker told
council Monday night. "to
have an architect, but when
I described the town hall to .
them they said we may .,not
need one.-
The reason, continued the
clerk, was that the town was
not changing the hall. "only
repairing damaged brick
work. A recommendation
from the finance and general
government committee.
which would have appointed
architect John Brock to file
the grant application, as
deleted front council minut•
es.
Mr. Crocker said he is
meeting with representatives
of the Foundation next week.
A recommendation from
the transportation and en-
vironment committee that
the town again lease a grader
form Champion road mach-
inery ;teal winter was , ac-
cepted by council.
Seaforth on ginally leased
the machine from the Gods--
rich, firm earlier this wooer
after continued problems
with "'its. uw n N'9 g rader.
Champion Offered the grader
to the town for $33,000. less
80 per cent of this '.car s
rental fees.
Council . accepted ?no it
quest for tree remin;11. one
front Grant Ciirrah on High
St. to permit a. thew drts CO as
and another front Mrs. Land
enbach on Mar ket St.. km.
safety reasons.
The anthonrat ion has
been given. but I don"t limit
if the crews has remosed
them yet.- said Mr. Crocker. 44b
Bct aust tit Loin-plaints of.
pointing in a din h south of
Market St and nest. of
Sparlitrg St.. council referred
matter to g.".1_ Ross and
\ssoiates. engineers. ,for
studs . the engineers will
eon-atter the installation of a
,ratt h• basin to eliminate the
lloodung.
Awned accepted a com-
mittee recommendat ton to
promote Joseph' Nigh .
operator, Let el I, sinet he
ss as eligible for t he pro
motion according to the lo s]
salars . Mr. Nigh will non get
s sci per hour. 01) Irons‘
S.
A :.,-proposal to pros idc
reereation,direcior Bryan Pe-,
ter' niti...,a-PhOto cdpterat the
arena received extended
,at council. The rea-
son for the request, noted
arena committee chairman
Bill Bennett. was'to save the
director several weekly trips
to the mu nicipal office for
copying. •
,The most skid Ornament
for pros iding a,eopier-for the
53' per month rental fee was
"ci 4ineillor Gerald Groothuis,
lire trips to „get . copies
made is not the 'biggest
item,- he said. .....he nest.
thing sou kilos% we'll need a'
.secretars to do the .eo•pying is
\\hat I . in afraid of,"
"lt,sou need a fen copies,
it takes at least 20-minutes to
soon don it and back.- es.
•
planted Mr. Cron Let "It's
more a matter of ,..ns enience
_ than necessity. I think.-
ht: ton it mink no em-
olument to rent ilk. copier.
though it will stimulus.' to
insestigate the. cost.
On the recomms ndation of
the arena committee. emitted;
agreed to promotions of two
arena employees.. Both Jack -
Price. whO.is being promoted
to amnia manager, Let el Ii.
and Dolt Diipce. promoted to
arena •attendent. 'I.:\ el I.
have completedthree•month
kriods of probation.
Mr. Price will earn $14.293
up froth S1.3,734 While. Mr.
Duke's salary ss as raised.
from S-I.5" to $4./sh per 'hour.
fee-
outlined final-plans for 'the
Llosal Eisler and Lori
Barer night tomorrow even-
mit at .the Scatorth arena.'
The local figure skating pair
nill, perform -before being
press. t et.] stirIi rtiggage from
Seafort It and Mitchell's may-
ors, hoed is ,from Egmond-
suite while Miss .Baier is front
Mitt hell. 'A reception will be
held •at the arena .after the
perform any
council reptesenta-
tixe. May of John Sinnamon.
told the meeting the comMis-
sant would like to meet
ith the public works
sommittes to co-ordinate
1)1;111 ,, tot t road and
street lighting changes.
...:'The, commission feels it
%solidi be, good if we could sit
dOw n together and discuss
these ihings." he said.
The mayor referred to
streetlighting, where the
towns owns the facility bid
the PUC• maintains it, as an
example of the. need to work
together.
The trend now seems to be'
to high pressure sodittnu
lights.' ,added the mayor.
"Most people - don't like 4;i,
because of the yellow light.
They are more expensive.
but—they - are cheaper to
operate and maintain.-
May-
-or Sinn:mon -added 'Work is
being done on,,high pressure
sodium to develop - a -white
light.
Council's representative
on the Local 'Architectural
Conservancy Advisory Com-
mittee (LACACi. reeve Wit-
ham Date, told touticit the
group has designated a sect-
ion of Seaforth's Main St. as
a heritage district; The area
runs front the Queen's Hotel
to the library on the east side
and- front the Dick House, to
'the Royal Apartments on the
•west side of Main St. -'
All store . owners are • on.
their on tt- if they want to
make changes. but we would
like to work with them.-
reeve -Dale told coup il.
• SeaforTh'Horticultural Soc-
iety. . met • at the Seaforth
• -Public -School--oft--Marcie
Rev.' Ure Stewart was Jailed'
apon to say grace. Following
supper Pres. Pat Rodney
welciMuid everyone and said'
•she was particularly happy to
have so many men in atten-
dance: Mrs. Rodney *Irked
the yearbook committee on
an excellent jobs SeVeral
members indicated they
would attend „ the District
Annual meeting which will
be held in Hanover on April
25.
Treasurer Grace Cornish
presented retiring treasurer
Kay Whitmore with a gift in
appreciation For her service.
-Menrese, Rodney,...pirtehsean pt eadstF phrire-.
.sident's pin.
Members of the Junior
Hortictiltural . Society and
their parents were inv ited to
attend and president -Jason
Rodney expressed thanks on
behalf' of the Juniors. -Nancy
Kale drew the door , prizes
and told the group of guest
,speakers for upcoming meet-
ings. The' guest. speaker for
the April 8th meeting will be
Bob Fleming, from the Ont-
ario Ministry 'of Agrieultu,
and Food, and,..will*speak on
suecession planting to ensure
• flowers ,froni Spring to Fall.
Nancy introduced the
• guest speaker. Ftecl Presein
of the Royal Botanical Gard-
ens. Mr. PreSeot is sponsor-
ed by the Ontario "slept. of
Agriculture in" an outreach
program and gave a very"-
interesting talk on hydro-
ponics, which is soiless gard-
ening. Mr. Prescot showed
slides 'on both commercial
Members'are reminded to
sign up for their 'trees and
shrubs at Hildebrand' Paint
and Paper. Memlierships
may be purchased there also.
Dennis had the birthday
closest to St. Patrick's Day so
also received, a prize. ^ The
lovely decorated ST.
Patrick's Cake 'donated by
Lila Storey went to Mildred
Kerr.
The next euchre will be
held April 20th on a Monday
at 2 p.m.
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LOBA euchre winners
The LOBA euchre was
held in the Orange Hall with
II tables playing euchre.
Woman's high went to Mrs.'
Crosier, Ladies Lone,to Flora
DowsOri. Clinton. Low prize
to Mrs. D. Papple. Mens.
High to Eldon Ken.. Lone
Hands to' Jack Rivers,' and
Low to Frank Smale • Lorne
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