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Picks "Happy . Gang"
Local.coupies.-at farm conference
Mr. and Mrs. David Fair-
service and Maureen of
D'Ormeau. Quebec are s isit
Mg his mother Mrs Mytle
Fairservice.
Tammy Veil° of Nova
UCO's present retail, inanu7
factoring andiniarlreting ser-
vices.
conducted sessions on corn- goal setting; historY of 480-
inunity involvement. person- cultural co-operatives; and
al needs identification and the scope and impact of
from across Ontario repro-
senting a„11 areas ai agricul-
Lttre were ins 01. eti in the
three da.! program Jul) 15-
at Muskoka 53P 4 '
A practical approach to
farming and leadership was
emphasized at the 1 oinig
Couples'
Conference organ
iced by United Co-operatises•
of Ontario 01
Nineteen farm couples
enhurst. Area partit. Tants
in,:luded i II and Marlene
Scotia is visiting her mother
Mr and Mrs. Ken Vodden
Mrs. Capling of Kitchener
spent the. week. end vs nh her
daughter Mr and Mrs Clare
Vincent Sr
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ouncil :briefs
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and work ,,;:ores will be
rented for each si,1t/ Meilltlerr,
Clerk Crocker ;old .cowiell
Caspersloa s on
fitie tork fit 114101- ..h.lmatt) • lust being 1,ToMIitetecl t,
Hospital board
cillOr Paul Ross, repod rte
Seaforth .C1snirnttmiv Hospi-
tat has s.utinntiv,t, .i proposal
to Alexandra .,,td Marine
hospital in God( h on hous-
ing an out-patier! iisv,hiatrie
clinic here. • 'tio•lerwti would
supply the statt '.ncluding a
ps y chiatrist. Sc..loriti would
suppli, the takilities.-
councillor Ross said
Le) el 4 to ell the lqttl•s.alary
grO: • 40 'rliercilse in -*Mary
• front S'24,014, t t $24,984.
coy tied dt• Meet iii Oslo:
her with tlie:reerg40011 W!!1'
tngtet:-• to d,t4ett$s -
plan for re:crew:On in town.-as
suggested by the romistry of
culture and recreation
Public works superinten
dent John Forrem -eported
\rot* on George and Oak St
storm drains and at the
Victoria Park band shell hay-
been completed. A weed
cutter, torch and %%elder have
been purchased for the de-
partment and a set of corer-
Munn of tiensall. Brucevid
Linda Coleman. Belgrase Jnd
Kevin and Sandy McComb.
Mitchell.
"The session acts as a
two-way communication tool
for both the couples and
UCO." says Reg Cressman.
director of public relations
and co-ordinator of the three-
year-old program. "Not only
do we provide them with the-
opportunity to learn more
about agri-business ,and the
Co.op. bitt it alSogives KO
iliNct 'line 14 0.00 concerns
and requi rements.‘ And..-in
torit.,.it'allOws the '0-oft. t9,
'ifipotOgpqr needs. •
'...Natty fttlolet/edple
'be - community decision
tomorrow of torrols and. it is
themfore important for us-to
not 'enly help them preSre
for this but to anticipate their
goals and objectives." r'
Because of tough economic
conditions, these young far-
mers wanted inforination
they • could apply to their
day-to-day farm and family
activities. In keeping with
this, UCO resource staff
Al it$ .regular meeting
Monday n.ight. i.eatortli cone
ne4 cOnsideredthe follosv'tng
water disclosing complamt*
about potting tickets the,
Dili it ctiottnittee heard front
hick Hal Claus parking
controls are needed to g tvAOrp
cars aren't parked alt day 'on
Main Se. and that the -lass
enforeeMent officer .patrots
twice a week for a total' of two
hours. The cornmittee con;
eluded "sufficient discretion
is being used in monitoring
parking meter violations."
Bike racks,' to be made by
public works employees. w ill
be placed on Main St. to get
At .CgtIFERENCE FOR YOUNG FARM COUPL ES 1:10n Huff, (tar
left), vice-president, farm products marketing for United Co-operatives
of Ontaro (UCO) and Bob Down, (far right) first vice-president, present
Bruce and Linda Campbell of Belgrave with a certificate recognizing their
participation at the Co-op Young Couples' Conference" at Muskoka Sands
inn, Gravenhurst recently. The couple was sponsored by UCO Listowel
Area which includes Co-ops at Listowel, Belgrave, and Auburn.
Happy Gang senior t. tti
zees met in the hall with
1f present. Myrtle Fairser-
vice, was acting president.
With l.orna Radford at piano,
a community sing song was
held. A program consisted of
readings by Myrtle Fairser-
vice and Verna Glazier.
The treasurers report was
given by Margaret Taylor
Election of officers: Pros.
IYlsle ShaVielit: • litr,st vice
Glaziers §ecretary
Scan Aeott; treasurer Mar-
gatet.Tolort prOlsee. Qom
Sholtbrork. it was moved that'
*Mrs 0 fl hanks for doriatiOns
go .tek
coca cola) Micelle!! store
(potat4 ehipS) Sortiaux
(serviettes). SherroI Store
)10% oft) and Grace Potter la
cupboard) and also twathers
for donations of cards etc.
A vote on the name was
won by Beth Knox "Happy
Gang". next meeting August
18th. Some games of cards
were played. Winners were
ladies' high Hazel Watkins;
low Margaret Good; lone
hands, Beth Knox; men's
high Harry Caldwell; low
Mary McDougall (playing as
a man); lone hands Jake
Mcdougall. Birthday contest
Was won by Margaret. Taylor.
and Jim McEwing. In charge
of the next meeting are Verna
anti Wilfred Glazier and Isa-
bel - Airdrie.
Trisha Milison returned
home on Sunday from spend-
ing the past week with her
grandinother.
Dorie Garrow. Clinton
spent the past week at same
home.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Burns on the birth
of a new granddaughter Au-
guSt 8th 'at St. Joseph's
hospital. London. She
weighed 5 lb. Happy parents
are Barbara 'and Colin Pater-
son.,
Saturday visitors with Mr.
, and Mrs. Bob Burns were Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbert McDonald
and Ricky and Mr. Harry
Burns, Kincardine.
Londesboro boy
at hockey
school
Sunday 'visitors with Mr..
and Mrs. Orville Newby were
Mr. and Mrs. -Bob Menary
and Andrew of New Market.
Ken Newby and friend of New
Hamburg.
Mr. -and Mrs. Reg Lawson,
John and Elizabeth spent the
weekend at Lions Head with
his sister Mr. and Mrs. E.F.
Warren.
The Lyon family picnic was
held at Exeter on Aug. 9th.
Attending from here 'were
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lyon,
Cheryl. Mr. and Mrs, Murray
Lyon and Dianna, Emerson
Heti. Laura. ,Lyon , and Ida,
Durnis.
John Cartwright is spend-
ing 2 weeks at Walter Yirac-
zuk's hockey school at St.
Marys.
rid Of the' haiard al bilsk's
I mg'. on doWittinsis side
walks , •
Police were .gpvit approv,,si
to purchase camera at S.I.O0
as-;Per the Oudget
Complaints -have -been re•
ceased' abOut tut-xi:Mint
settling : On 6,oderich
and the publa: W otks superin
tendeni will see if temporarv-
repairs can he made
Council deoiled to 'seek
quotes on cleanireq the entire
open ditch that runs near
Coleman St
An drain on Market St
will be replaced by a 12" one
by town employers, while
construction es underseas on
that street•. The contractor
has been given a 10 day
extension for completion of
the Market St., reconstruction
work because of a delay in
excavation caused by addi-
tional digging for sew cry,
which the town requested
The town discovered after the
project was underwai that no
sattitar,, sewers existed for
two. Market St. properties.
belonging to Ron Driscoll and
• Nobel Bowling -tones. An •
extension •was ma-de at a cost
of S7000.
Seaforth, on the recom-
mendation of the ministry of
• the environment will ask
consultants to review a pro-
posal to upgrade and expand.
sewage works here to get a
budget figure. The work
could• then be budge ted for
and, done next year.
The clerk as investigating
-costs of a beeper system• for
the public works department.
Clerk Jim CroCker will be
promoted August 23 from
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DURING '
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SELLING OUT SALE!
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...when a warm welcome
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