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THE.eAST,EI�' EIONMIET PARAOF Memf�er;; af'tha LLadie �lwxilt�ry of MarftYrt Mol Bert, Fifa Munro, ftAarp g, a bora $cOott, eg opt. levels in the w:ater..is• const- ,
office. ,�►31{ be open during Tom Phillips reported
the $0tfor�h 'Legloti ww~r in attendance art, the special. 35th anniversary Karen Chesney, 'Theltrta) bombs lid Qlav Little. The pianist for this tiered a mate accurate incur every poon'llour. three of the PUC staff are
rheeting. of the Brussels Legioff' Ladies Auxiliary on 'Wednesday night fine piece of, entertainment was Edith J e. (Photo by Rainey) Suring device. now enrolled in an eight
This test, and w•eekly' PUC members decided to week first aid course offered
displaying their best (?) Easter Bonnets.- Included are Pioria Racho, Q ✓ .% -ate rcheck smean the PUC request a join meeting with
will maintain a constant eye Seaforth town council to is• be St. John's Ambulance at
- the town hall.
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on bacteria levels in the cuss future road. eonstrt tion
water, projects in the town q the The next regular PUC'
PUC received a letter from PUC can Plot .w•a pin and
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Did you have a good necks (except when you want eliminated, you've gut time hold. from the good exercise ELENOR PALIN Daniel Grummett and farmer Thomas Anglican Church,
' Easter? We did at my house, fol and the people have lots • for walks together, frit paint- and interesting conversation.
although the place was chock to say to, teach l and learn # , o M' eth l Q ing Easter eggs. even for Nobody's feeling martyred Elenor Emil• ,(Nellie) • Mary Brown. She and her Seaforth.
from each other, n a Navin a goat file hemming and over-worked or exhaust -
died
89• of RBS. Seaforth, husband had farmed in Surviving are her hus-
full of Mends, relatives, -having b g ed died Tuesday .at Scaforlh McKillop Township until ' band, Harry Palin; two sons.
expected and unexpected whole bunch around can be a and mending. Community Hospital. their retirement. James and Robert, both of
guests. great experience. b Susan White Good food, and a g�
y Everybody's pretty lolly in Born at Harpurhev, she- " Seaforth; and five grand -
And although I .value soli- And sharing life workload the glow that comes from time was had by all. Maybe was a, daughter children. She was prcde-
code very highly (oh how i nobody's the drudge, ria- an apron -and play hostess to one meal and clean up from contributing , to the house. it's the wave ist` the future. g ter of the late 'She was a member of St, ceased by one sister, Bea -
relish those 35 minutes one body s mother to the the whgiFe bunch'. To plan and another. Paper plates for all trice Storey and one brother,
night back in the spring of whole household.... is what shop and cook and cleaTr-and but the big Sunday meal 1980)our Easter experience makes it all work. get everybody and every made things simpler°yet. iety,'neWs.
r SOC3'Q�1 mors Joseph Grummett.
is leadingmetobelieve that I This weekend we had thing' organized. You<ean have good talks Friends were received at
.. the Whitney-Ribey Funeral
enol( live quite happily in a three generations of Whites Belt I've, learned since and with your mother -in -taw or- •• Home, 87 Goderich St., Sea- .
big house full of"interesting in residence Qlus an Ameri- after making sure there was friend when you're doing the The Seaforth and Area the Seaforth area campaign. ally mailed to those 'who gifts. will greatly assist in , forth. A service was held 2
people. can arid ,# Toronto friend and—enough food ,in the house 1 dishes together. Your father Cancer Society campaign Mr. Walker said .letter§ al- contribute S5 or more and to extending cancer research p.m. Riday at St. )Thomas
The key words there are a couple of people from my bowed o ut and we cooked opens up while he helps rake needs more donations if, til ready had been mailed to those who request a receipt and will also enable the Anglican Church with Rev.
the lawn..and,a granddaught-
big, and interesting. And side of the family who came: and (caned. planned and ate it ick u the • 1981 objective is to be niet. Seaforth area residents and for donations under S5. society to broaden its educa- James R. Broadfoof offtciat-
the absolute) essential cle- and went. Nine for dinner as necessary and together. er will happ y p p • he urged those who had not Donors het beat cancer tion 'and service 'to' patient in Burial fd{lowed" in N+fait- .i'
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men.t to 'happy communal cine rtight;;eleven for break- Sharing the wdtk is the debris she's scattered. While donations already already done so to forward a through their generosity to, programs. landbank Cemetery.
co -existence is sharing. fast another time. -you get only way to go with a crowd. through the, house when a ...received total over $2300 this contribution as soon, as poss- the Canadian Cancer Society Cancer ,can be beaten he Pallbearers. were: Art
If the house is big enough the idea. With seven of the people favourite uncle helps her. is ..... ible. A receipt for income tax Mr. Walker°pointed out that emphasized. Anderson, Herb Harrison.
that you"re not literally Once upon a time 1 might around steadily for three With the must -do work objecdve-of $GOOD according ,Purposes will be automatic Bill Storey. Tony Siemon.
breathing down each other's have; been tempted to,put on days, most of us had to cook shared, and the fancv stuff to Jud Walker, chairman of Gordon Elliott and Hugh
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To finish Stage ! renovations
nd'''needS, 000',•
BY ALICE GIBB compiling a chronology of different buildings $10,000 of this has already •been raised or Wintario assistance. Paul Carroll said cost
The Van 'Egmond Foundation hopes to on the site over the 130 -years of its existence" pledged, including a $2500 grant from the overruns occurred due to inflation: to
raise 560:000 in 1981,`the oncy required' -to and completion of landscaping6 (fid 'a town bf Seaforth,' att8 '$1000 from Tucker discoveries made during -construction and
finish Stage 1 of its renovation project. walkway to connect the house gild cemetery smith Uvnship. The Ontario 'Heritage. due' to new 'fiisIbrical . information. 'For
Chairman Paul Carroll, at the organization's site. Fodndation has- authorized a : grant of example, he said, two old ° photos . of the
annual meeting said the project, in In the next period, to 1990, projections call 513,500 to the foundation 'for 'afellaetog[cat house ,discovered recently. 'as well 'as
the last two years has grown from a small to for the construction of a large barn, 1850 expenditures. and that will be applied to the . archaelogical excavations, prove the
a large business. He' said the foundation is style, with a loft area to store artifacts; the bank loan. carriage house was a separatb building, not
now involved in transactions with nine addition of a smell sheep`barn and yard and During 1980. Mr. Newnham reported an..addition to the house. as the foundation
government departments and iti the past six construction of a small poultry building to 5l$.000 was repaid against the foundation's members originally believed. The Carriage
moi ths: has been "besieged with paper" in house an arts and crafts shop. Flans also " banldoim -557,943 was spent on restoration house will now be constructed separately to
filling out forms,..,:,suggest the reconstruction of the old and $5,000 was paid to the consortium for meet heritage guidelines.
Mr. Carroll said in restoring" the Van Egmondville Church once located in the land adjacent to the house. At the close of 'the meeting, members "
Egmond House, the foundation's number cemetery, Susan Dunlop, community development elected- the 1981 -'executive of, the Van
one priority„has been heritage. adding "this Eventually the'foundation would hope to,, officer at the house. reported 10,000 Egmond Foundation., The executive, all
site has the potential for nationwide-signifi- clear the property bordering the river, which brochures advertising the site hate been elected 'by' acclamation, 'is chairman Paul
caace.” But he warned, "our -own backyard was once the -.Site of the Huron Pottery, • printed and distributed. The brochures will Carroll, vice-president Lynda Jones; secre-
doesn't recognize this," referring to a . uncover factory foundations, and provide, be. displayed at tourist information booths at tart' Gladys Van Egmond and treasurer Bob
disappointing $500 grant received by the space to house a collection of early Ontario 'the border and at Toronto's Eaton Centre. . Newnham:`
foundation from Huron County council. pottery: much of it from Egmondville, which she also told members th-c 1oundat.ion_is The foundation's directors are Robert
Mr. • Carroll •"'said• --the sites importance ns now stored,'at•the ROM in Toronto.. negotiating for a KATIMAVIK project to- Spittal,. Walter .Armes, Jan Delvecchio,
must be stressed bath Tloeallk - amt to Treasurer Bob 'Newnham reported .at the provide labour for future development on the. Norm MacLean. Betty. Cardno, Flo Dyck,
government; agencies at both the provincial end of 1986;'the• foundation was 5113 in the site. The foundation hopes to receive the Margaret McCowan, Heather Ross, Don.
and federal levels. hole, excluding a $34,000 bank loan which support in 1982. Jones, Robert Mayer of the Indian Archaeo-
Referring to some of those agencies., Mr. must be repaid. •, However, he sip-, the Van VOLUNTEERS NEEDED logical Museum. London; John Ayres, Irene
h ' Okahashi -Dorothy Willi Ins. Jean Fox' and
McPherson. ower, Carers
were Elaine Palin, Cathy
Palin. 'Beth ' Palin, Bonnie
Palin and Raymond Palin,
LORNE-90Y BARLEY
Funeral- services were
held for Lorne Roy Badley on
Saturday. April l l th who was
killed in a car -truck accident _
north of Blyth on Thursday) y
A•pril'`9tii. 15ir. Badley . is •- l
survived by his wife, the
former Vera MacDonald,
sons , Kel of Mossbank, „
Saskatchewan; Larry of R.R.
2 Blyth; Reg of Brodhagen "
and dau&hter Patsy (Mrs..
Harvey Bernard) of R.R. 3
Walton. There are' nine
grandchildren•. Also surviv-
ing is a sister•'Laura (Mts. A
Ted Krull) of Branchton:
Mr. Badley farmed in
Morris Township and had
retired to Blyth.
Pallbearers were Walter
Shier, Jim Krull, George
Nesbitt. ' Richard Badley,
Earl Fyfe and David Lee.
Flowerbearers were Jack
Wilson, Rudy Witold,' and
Jim Chalmers.
Carroll said. "it s not ,good enough to avoid Egmond property • is now wort approxi interment was at Brussels
She also asked foundation membevs to Cemetery.
answering inquiries and to offer intangible mately $101,000 and in 1980, the landingJim Doig.
consider a new committee structure. to hr
support." He said the foundation often adjacent to the" house was purchased for -volunteers into meet project needs. The Van , Before adjourning. the meeting, chairman
wasn't after funding as much as human $5,000 from a consortium of local residents Egmond House is now being operated as Paul Carroll held up a';jiarcliment document
r es from these a encies, He told who had bought it to reserve if. He pointed representing 100 shares in Columbus Con -Many ex ecte'� at Classic
resou F -g g P p both a eommirnity meeting place and a P g ,
members in future the foundation must not out the actual market value of this land embers will be solidated Gold Mining Company in the
m museum. The three staff m
just ask for help. "we must demand it." would be approximately $6000. employed at the house until December. Dakotas. There will be at least jump a!ong with Canada's sponsor •the event are wet- •
FUTURE OUTLINED To update his report. Mr. Newnham said The 1903 certificate, found in the twice as man competitors at to juniors in the boys' and y y pp
1981, and then part of their workload must Y PC P 1 Y come (the ma be dropped
meeting. the p 113, as $1•,038 in . - foundation's archives: has never been the Nielsen Field Classic in girls' javelin, Martha Hart of at the Toronto -Dominion
1 fnrn a hhe Van-Eandout smond distributed
outlined the black�l jiil excluding the ba be assurltcd by volunteer staff.
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plans nk loan. This cashed, and •members .'were asked if they' Seaforth May 2 as there were London Saunders, and Mike bank in Seaforth) organisers
until the year 2.000 In 199-1, the foundation monev was raised at Sunday's Fiddlers' Paul Carroll reported 'Melanie McLaugh' could solve the mystery of how much it's in 1980, the 'first year of the Brennan from Kingsville, of the Clas§!c are also hold -
hopes to complete the house restoration. and Jamboree held at the high school. lin, field officer with the Ministry of Culture worth.event, according to organizer There will also be several ing a fund- raising Royal ;
complete a carriage 'douse whichwill be RAISE $60,000 and Recreation office, Handver, is working Terry Johnston. OFSSA qualifiers from 1980 Doulton 'Night at Seaforth
used fol• storage, and washrooms. Paul Carroll said if the foundation wants to with treasurer Bob Newnham to study cost As chairman Paul Carroll said, "it Wright Mr. "Johnston said Tues.:' coming to Seaforth. and Mr. District High School. April y�
in -the 1982-85 period, plans call for complete reconstruction this year. $60.000 overrun figures in the restoration project. to be five cents or something considerably day entries were arriving Johnston added he expects •
verifie+tion of the harn'c loraeion al) i e ._ must be .raised. He [old 'members almost see if the foundation qualifies for further .more." `_ _steeidily--- -from.-thraugNout– Steve-Cfib"-�' tri"- high._ z TL_ hour -long -show, -which.
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southwestern Ontario, in- jumper from'Amhurstberg to begins at 7:30, includes more
eluding major centres like attend: Two 6' 8" high than 5350 in door prizes.
Toronto: -London. Windsor jun era will also compete. -Donations to'date:
Remembering.-
HePand Hamilton. The"'final preparations of Seaforth Lions Club $50
added three } Ontario.. the facilities for the event Mr. and Mrs. Bili
i tr*[I.-Ilu
Federafion of Secondary will be -completed this week. ThompsonSchools Association (OF(SSA) Anew landing pit far, the gall Macaulay S50
winners from last year have long jump and the triple Allan Nicholson sl0
already indicated' 'they will jump has• beenadded and a Mr..and Mrs, G'ordattend.crushed stone surface isit,Rimmer 525
They include Ken Berry of being placed on the discus Mr. and Mrs. Tom k
BY W.G. STRONG n4Y lister :incl I accompanied our favourite w c cujoecd these tralllps. Ull %01•1111e in the ,pringrinle" Rad tic nut scclr London's Laurier Secondary throwing area. Devereaux $20 �
The flaunting fragrance of years gone -u)' ;lupi .Iuphcptia, a member of tilt' house_ al'ternuuna. I'ollut\ tug Sundae School ,c, tin ourscl\rs tilt' ,lurk tree branches' School in the triple- and long Although donations to Elizabeth Cardno $10
reached out front a large handful of pure hold. and hiked off on our annual sioos in lite )trick schoolhouse. tvlar� .roil etched again%t the ,forme sk\ ,loo le begin
Tuckersmith, animal
byl�aw re
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Continued ftntn page i other provincial employees. The resolution
drainage inspector for the township. In the objected to lite secret manner in which
past. the job was held by Bob Bell, now negotiations were held and the fact settle.
township reeve. 'Mr. Papple is, paid per ments were in excess of the'guidelines for
completed inspection. municipal, civic and goverttmenttruployees.
Council approved's motion to purchase a Officials•froin the•Ministi,y of the Enviroh-
conference table -from Oesch Woodworking. [Hent will again be meeting with Tucker-
Vanastra for council chambers. The table smith council in a speelal melting next
will cost approiiimately $425.. Tuesday night. Coiigil had previously tnet
Clerk Jack McLachlan was authorized to' with Mark Bell, bud"get planner with the
attoAd a two -dray conference in Toronto in ministry..about cost overtans.in the: opera,
the annual- tneetitig of wwdelpal ' tion of the water atlfi mower systems in
clerk -treasurers in the•provinpe. Vanastra.
Council endorsed a tt:WUtion ft9in Ayl• The Ministry has overran tie' proposed
mer objecting to wage settlements recently budget for the system for the past three
reported with .respect to OPP officers and years.
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while trilliums tucked into a delicately-
expedition, 11 \\as tits time of the trillium,
fena K'clle would take Illy sister ant) mt." ill
it) -,well and burst \% ill' butts and shoots of
shaped vast. This gift cattle through tlit
SUNNY BUT COLD
tI; 11' father 1 lil)l 1le1ill I,\ l1111 11 ill)
leaf\ bIC �II ?
eoutresy of a thoughtful Niece \t'ho had
it %\ its tistially quile st[tgly but Cold in ,the.'
li\ (he outside t\4111(• We %%ould call it) UUL
What "as it that loadc (hal first Spring
picked the blooms front their stuutuer
shadyspots. We climbed o\cr rail fences ,
another: " C'onle sec" the blinking tu.ul.
tilting ,o cherished", Wasit the \\t )conic
retreat. FItifelough Island in the Rideau
and under or through %% ire barricades. We
the chattering syuirlri or Chipu« ink. ►ht
Irhrase from uratche aliollen iiu(Icrt\e:u.
Lakes region.
followed the faint pant that in stlmnter
(Irunlnting partridge. the x'llrf•eillg
from ttiltte+•'s cold b1:lJts, the
the h•cuio nt fl I 1
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• •i longing
• within nit. n
CSS roar d
Homes legit g f!
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t ' we 'a n( to
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),clout me ie t. c (
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rabbit. t( rollicking loin ul u)\ t
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I've- •\\:t,hcd tnld. U
lic:luq of a II
to go back to my happy childhood. bark to
the area w here the object of our search
n easutr denied us during the• loud hand
the togetherness of the I:amih , the lo\ ing
Ate time of the trillium. The experience
would be. The woods t\ err carpeted with
t\infer. Doubtless our outdoor, classrotnl,
ntenun ins of childlitiod binding us together
was not new for in all the years since 1 Was
flowcrs; pink hepaticas, purple- violets.
etas infiuitele more aplyealing that til
with im isible threads hick neither tinnc
a child, never did I see a trillium that didn't
white Dutchman's breeches, yellod add-
regular lesson% ill S.S. No. Q. 1 tickcr%with
nor clist:ulce can break', i cannot du
awaken memories of the "dear. dead days
pr's tongue ;end wild iritic trilliulus. Wertr
I'o\\ nship. lluroIl ,( (xuue .a ht re hltou,,n
lu)l kit""
beyond recall."
the south of Seaforth
We lived'in t{ y
and there were sol,," tied trilliunns often
'n due to their
called stinking. n� ;inn ti (.
G. Shillillglaw held forth for .%Cars and
Year's. Perhaps our first :4 tl•Cciatit)tt 'If
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1110 1C':11'ti ha\c pasll'CI takli)g ))it'll' lull.
a
at tile Red Tavern where -my parelits Tana
nuilodorous sinell. t,vespite the fact that �
God's 10%ti antic %brld was Icarlied'tl,ltc
Mother and (lad alld aunt Euplicntia hate
Only m\ 0,lcr ,ttrvIVe%,
hotel and get store. We were pool' ill
first UlUtilttetl ll�l p1'tilttyi6in, UUI" aUltt
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ill His h.mdiwork and.beaul\,•
passed over.
have clown fhc
certain "things" but, rich In life itself.
g •
war tis 4hat- aa. should pick tt+fly . \t h;i•i
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Those Clear ones gone
"Unknolt•n trail" leading, file tt:In. hreak-
. tc t the frozen earth began to thaw.
WI ,(
%m needed for a hou(u(:t or the:' plants
1 1.
As \\C gree older, so did our
iii the ) ith tis ghee did vcav% a o. We miss
i g
whoit tho snow had melted except ip the
would,. not continue to blbbin %ell in future
standing, We had nit trilable accepting, the
g. 1
i11Y1 .1 few
deepest wood. when we thotightl we could
years. Once ill a while our outing was lUadC
great truths Uf life suchits, Creation and Illi
then) a et \i a know Illey .11
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wait Ito longer, we knew it was almost
will) a shovel and bucket. In tinier these
Itesorrection. Had w lint seen fhc dall,
fool%teps ahead around it %had\ 1)cnd,,A
little- -bit atutl-of �iight- Oftow we GCI 00-%c tU
finita trek -o f to thv bushhAs-nl' MAtthew
{rce4in our backyard were circle,) �t°idt,tllr
Multi titbit it- tit. tilt-- 11(rtt lioi°der rt't *t
' 'lying
tlirm anel'(itl)rr loved tints and "critter how
tolan Krnncd . Daviel Wreii or
Scall, I da Y
, • , : • , t w t of thdac ailed' w bite
leldl.st.ttbalbl4 1lIllle
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auunnn, dlc %vithcre'd Vilie inrornl(i 14
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long; it %%ill he until we catch up blit 110Tv
Peter Kelly, each within a direr -quarter
t,,crs that later turned to pbtkist sh:ulcs
lx hitl(t n untlrr the aiatcr ilio .f t •
slroiiglt- ilt the time of the tthlliitm
mile of lionle base. On a ecrtaitt Saturday
ams fife blooms matured.
silt)%% Costing to life again. \N hen i,od vll,lt, d
set as
Tuckersmith, animal
byl�aw re
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tpass
Continued ftntn page i other provincial employees. The resolution
drainage inspector for the township. In the objected to lite secret manner in which
past. the job was held by Bob Bell, now negotiations were held and the fact settle.
township reeve. 'Mr. Papple is, paid per ments were in excess of the'guidelines for
completed inspection. municipal, civic and goverttmenttruployees.
Council approved's motion to purchase a Officials•froin the•Ministi,y of the Enviroh-
conference table -from Oesch Woodworking. [Hent will again be meeting with Tucker-
Vanastra for council chambers. The table smith council in a speelal melting next
will cost approiiimately $425.. Tuesday night. Coiigil had previously tnet
Clerk Jack McLachlan was authorized to' with Mark Bell, bud"get planner with the
attoAd a two -dray conference in Toronto in ministry..about cost overtans.in the: opera,
the annual- tneetitig of wwdelpal ' tion of the water atlfi mower systems in
clerk -treasurers in the•provinpe. Vanastra.
Council endorsed a tt:WUtion ft9in Ayl• The Ministry has overran tie' proposed
mer objecting to wage settlements recently budget for the system for the past three
reported with .respect to OPP officers and years.
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