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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-08-26, Page 6• `0090 PO BAKED BEANS Lariy Yvhaatley; 14ft of R.R. 1, Dublin and \Motor Hartman of R. 1, Hay Pp St Office -.manned tlieOritarinv:Baan Prod:u0Ors hilarketitt SPAN bpdth at ,?urichlt:Ostan festival Thera, were plenty of customers for .white beanS and about 8,01;19 bahatl..baalts.and barn, picnic style irt4OWntp0 400.. ' (Photo by Whit Hibbe to share drain costs Let's talk transmission Information Centre's Southwestern Ontario Electric System Study Open to the public-1 Ailsa Craig Town Hall 2nd Floor Ailsa Craig Tuesday, September 1 Clinton Community Centre ClIntOri Wednesday, September,2 5 p.m., 7-10 p.m. Chatham Comrnunity Centre 80 Tweedsmuir Ave, W, Chatham Tuesday, Septembdr 15 Chatsworth Con"imunity Centre Chatsworth Thurstlay, September 17 Legion Hall— Fiesherton •Flesherton Wednesday, September 23 Avening Community Hall Aliening Thursday. September 24 Paisley District Memorial Arena Paisley Tuesday, October 6 Lucknow & District Community Centre Lucknow Thursday, September 3 If you are unable to attend one of these centres, but wish further infOrmation, please contact: Mrs. L. Formusa Ontario Hydro Route and SiteSelectIon Division 700 Univerelty Avenue Toronto, Ontario, fv15G 1X6 k. outstanding taxes and other outstanding accounts. This was sent at 24 per cent per annum or 2 per cent per month or part of month. Such action was permitted under the municipal Interest and Discount Rates Act 1981, which received Ryal Assent July 3rd, 1981. Also by-laws on the "Jibb" and "Staffs" Drainage Works for collect- ion of costs, and a oning By-law to amend distances. The regular meeting on Monday, Septemberlth (La- bour Day) was Changed to Wednesday, September 2nd. The TownshiP Office will also be closed August 24 to 26 to permit Council and Clerk to attend the A.M.O.Convent- inn.° were, Mrs. Wayne Rollins, Michael and Kimberly, Kit- chener, Miss Marion Etchel- les, Guildford, Surrey, England, Mrs. Winnifred Sharpe, and Jim Norris, Brampton. Richard and Barb Temple- man hosted the Mitchell 4-H Dairy Club at, their home on Thutsday evening. Ken Parsons, British Col umbia has been visiting with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Russell Parsons. Mr. and, Mrs. Tom Scott, visited last week with rela- tives in Lindsay. The annual Hamilton reun- ion was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. -Frank Elliott and family, with a good crowd in attendance. against one owner. It wits the consensus , that this was unfair, as all of; the flood waters-from all of the proper- ty would by necessity pass through this property. It was therefore agreed to assess this cost on an acreage basis. Mr. Spiet indicated he hoped his final report would be ready for next council meet- ing, September 2nd., and there was a good possibility of the work being completed this. year., , By-laivs were passed for the increase of the interest rates to. be charged against spent a couple days with her brother Mr. Thomas Hey at Lion's Head last week. Mrs. Thelma Mills and daughter Margaret and friend from Chatham visited on Saturday with' Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele. ' Mr. and Mrs. George McCallum of Cambridge-Gait- spent the weekend• with Mr.a and Mrs. Harold McCallum and Carl. Congratulations to Mr. Correspondent and Mrs. Robert ICistner of MRS. ED REGELE• Seaforth on the arrival of 527-1106 -their baby daughter and Mrs. Robert McCowan Jr. Farmers improve school playground Hamilton reunion in Staffa `, John Spriet of Spriet As- sociates was on hand to read the preliminary report on the "McMillin" Drainage Works. Twenty one owners were in attendance, and the Engineer dealt with each property, requesting as much input as possible as to their particular drainage problems. He next explained the cost of blasting through rock to permit the outlet of water to the Ausable Hayfield River. This was estimated at $11-12,000.90„ of which the major cost would be assessed Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN 345.2346 Visiting recently with Mrs. 'Sam Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and family Couriers get raise The Perth County Hoard of Education has allotted an eight per cent increase to its courier service. In the report. superintend- ent of business and finance Leigh Anderson outlined the increase over a two-yeir period for Taxi Dispatch (Stratford) Limited. The report stated that the courier service has been "excellInt". The report noted the total cost, for the service during the school year 1980-81 was $13,238.51. The new contractis effect- ive from Aug. 15 to June 30, 1983. In other business, the board adopted the following free schedule for individual non-residents for the school year 1981-82: kindergarten, 36.50 per month; element- ary, $73 per month; second- ary, 5102 per month. Brodhagen Community Cen- tre where relatives, friends and neighhimrs gathered. Music was provided by Wil- bee'S orchestra. Mr. Peter Hicknell was master of cere- monies. - Relatives attending were Joe and Dorothy Man- ley, Keith and ,lacelyn Man- ley and Mervin and Rita Manley from Stratford;, Pat, Mut:ray, Robert,. Suzanne and.filehard.cOrroancif Nat- 0%4 - Werner :Mara, AhlergrPve, Ii.C.; .pet ekirridAnn livieLaUghiln. Walton; D Mary. Man;, • ley lwoaddtla jerome 1.4).1greV•Mitniey; Bill and 't*iner; Mrs. Matd, da illOknelk Mrs. Mabel' Sutherland; LeO..Carolin and Mita Hicknell;; Paul and Mavis Hicknell; Peter, Sha- wn, Christopher and David Hicknell, all of Kitchener; Agnes and Clive O'Neil, Kirkland Lake; Maurice. Peter. Joe, Jim, Dennis, Mary Ann and Irene Halle- han of Belgrave; Phil and Dorene Fisher, Niagara Falls; Basil Kelly, Kinkora; and Esther Kelly. Dublin. congratulations to the grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kistner of Brodhagen. Congratulatory messages were received from Jack and Fran Malone in Saudis Arab- ia, Prime .Minister Pierre B. Trudeau. Leader of tie op- position party Joe Clark, Ontario Premier Bill Davis and M.P. Murray Cardiff for Huron-Bruce. VL.SITS Mr. and Mrs. Werner Marx from Aidergrove, ILC.; Mr, and 'Mrs. 100 Manley and Mr- .and. '.1Cirs, Keith WOO frOrn. StratfOrd. viSit- votviltkMr. and Mrs: Peter --. fAc441011h- -§And19, ' - . . - Mr.P411414 'A,44rrkt ficolP *ghee .1* ' spend 14 ..;IWR, . we* with 'hiS .pales ;Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Murray. before returning to school in Thunder Bay. Mr. Gordon Moylan, Highgate. visited with his mother Mrs. Mary Moylan on. the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gaff- ney,: Patricia and Peter: r. and Mrs. Brian Sputter and '"John Gaffney., and *end Cathy from Peterborough; Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sloan, Lakefield, Oat.; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sloan, Danny and Terry, Peterborough; Mr- and Mrs.Don Brady, Brian. Colleen aadKelly from Lond- on:Joey and Kathleen Sloan from Windsor; Mrs. Mary _ Murray, Vancouver, D.C."; Miss Joanne Murray and friend of Rankin Inlet. North Weld Territories; ail Mari- lyn Murray, Kitchener at- tended the 40/,'FaY440-6 Wedding ,itUrflifiy, and AO visited with Mr. and Mrs. Murray on the %%elk. end. Mee and, Mrs. Pon Ryan and MatthCw, Melbourne and Mr. and Mrs. John Yvarteit and family, London, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ryan on the week- end. Congrathlationt to .Neil Murray and Glenda Little who were married on Sat.. Aug. 22 at St. Columban ROTS AND. GIRLS LIGHT-WEI S GHT 25 % OFF soya sox on GIRLS KNEE-HI'S 110% OFF Children's Wear • Linens • Toys 11 VICTORIA ST., CLINTON 482-3453 syttem plan is selected. it.t, series of information centres is scheduled so residents can review the plans and discuss the propoSal with Hydro staff. Plans call for Hydro to review the public's comments and suggestions and then, as required by the province's Environmental Assessment Apt. recommend one of the alternative systems that incorporates major technical, economic, land use, and environmental considerations. Members of the public are invited to attend one of the information centres listed below. Hydro staff will be ofl hand p answer,your questions and discuss details Of the alternative transmission systems. Correspondent mat84.17.8x4 343,2.28 On Saturday, Aug. 22. Francis and. Marie Bicknell celebrated their 25th wed, ding anniversary. It began with a mass .of thanksgiving in St, Columban Roman Catholic church, at which. time Er. P.A. Ooatveen con- veyed an aspotolic blessing. Pope. John,: Paul If- The. Hicknell children had roieswiu the -:service. Joe. 44, the readings- - Wilde Larry and 44tOtintterelttihe guests. All three. ntosons,Daughters Teresa And 4000* nnn!jii iiiirk.SteghOrt'vartleituttett by 9.c000ning.. his ..p*rebts. John Ryan; served as altar boys • • The'wetiding party of '25 ears.ago was and trne mbers were head pole guests at the dinner. Maid of honor was Pat COrman. Waterloo; bridesmaid Agnes O'Neill. Kirkland Like; best man Peter Hicknell, Kitch- ener; ushers Jack Kelly, Arva and Leo Hicknell, Kit- chener, A reception was held in' BY STEPHANIE LEVESQUE Mitchell Junior Farmers will go ahead and install four pieces of playground eq9 , ment, at Upper. Thames 1 ementary School. The Perth County. Board of Education gave permission last week. ' A letter to the board from the Mitchell Junior Farmers, said, 'The plans, for the equipment were, taken from 'Participation - a Participark for your Community'. We plan to install a climb wall, monkey bars. balance beam and tractor tine." The Junior Farmers will be reducing the size of the equipment so the children will be able to use it. "Total cost of the mater- ials for this project is $450 which we plan to donate along with the installation," the letter stated. Trustee P.E. Black expres- sed his concern in regards to a step up on the monkey bars. "The step up is very dangerous and could be left out or placed behind a pole." Trustee Black said. Superintendent of busi- ness and finance Leigh And- erson said he would make sure the removal of the step up is one of the conditions of installing the equipment. The work at the school will be under the supervision of the manager of plant for the board of education. When the work is completed, the board will take possession and be 'responsible for the equipment. Ship your Livestock with Art Heffron Blyth SHIPPER FOR United Co-operatives of Ontario Livestock Marketing. Division. Ontario Stockyards, Toronlo Call Blyth 523-4221 By 8 a.m. Monday Stockers & Feeders also available itchell-Seaforth CABLE TV For service, account, tailation local announcements, line locates Call 345-2341 11 ch,H1114 ,1 tilt,' Supplying 8 networks and independents to over 1,450 homes N and area McKillop lady visits Lions Head A major program for maintaining an adequate supply Of power to residents, the agricultural community and industries-ln Southwestern Ontario is ribw underway by ' Ontario Hydro. The goal of this program is to select a system plan that will maintain a reliable electrical supply to the area, improve the connection of the Bruce Nuclear Power Development Complex to the bulk transmission grid and maintain the capability to interchange power with neighbouring utilities in Michigan. Six alternative transmission systems have been identified by Hydro to meet these needs. Public comment on the alternatives is being sought before a preferred Church, Congratulation* to Fnuida and, Mario WOO ROW- iloysANockfts PANTS ND JEANS 2 '%aff LONG SLEEVE T-SHIRTS & BLOUSES VELOUR TOPS 20 % OFF ENJOYING PORK CHOPS •-- Brian. Nesbitt and Sharon Thompson were two of the many Seaforth area people at the Huron Pork Producers' annual barbecue in Brussels Thursday night. Kinburn For esters catered for the meal. (Photo by White) •••4•41•141)..