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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-11-11, Page 607. RETIREMENTPRESENTATION John. J. Flanagan, Financial Secretary, of the Father Stephen Ezitert COUtteil, sna, Knights of Columbus of Seaforth and District was presented with a set of luggage upon his retirement after 18 years of service. From left are, Ewart Wilson; Grand Knight, John J. Flanagan, retiree, Charles Rau, Columbian Board Chairman and Lorne Feeney, Board Member. - ‘1\2:601\5 CO INCgat PAT MIKE to • „ on their Grand opening from Paul Malone Congratulations to as MacRAE'S MARKET LIMITED on the - • --GRAND OPENING of your New Store Our Best Wishes for your continued growth and success Canada Packers.Inc. YORK ICE CREAM Congratulations to MacRAE'S MARKET LIMITED on the 7 Grand Opening of their new store Serving you is our pleasure mite H R HaV 1981 y buy WM aggregatematerials were ,11 for road main- tenance 41747Vonstrnetion. A by-law authorizing this action is being prepared by the township solicitor and wlli be considered at the next meeting. Funds for the Purchase will be taken from reserves accumulated over the past ;timber of years for each capital expenditures. Pining his monthly report at Leon's regular conned cent) of nee cover in the county, eneneil is eneeeeneti some try k along road sides WO being eat down. Resid- ents should contact the road superintendent before re. mtwingany trees which may actually be on the 66 foot road allowance. The road department has recently Planted a number of trees which were supplied by a conservation authority at remand cast. Generalaccounts of meeting Nov. 3, the road superintendent commented wet weather had delayed construction of sideroad 30 but it will be completed as soon as the weather permit*. Road accounts were passed in the amount of $115,397.67 October's major expense was the cost of surface treating sections of concessions 12,10 and 4. Since Logan Township hi.s the leaT41„Perventage i,3 per aoRmam- Logan Township council is negotiating the purchase of a gravel pit for $85,000 in McKillop Township, a 37 acre property owned by John fAetning which is the south half of lot 12, concession 13. After digging a number of •tees Boles, 1.0g0t1 councillor* and t representative from the Ministry of trans, portation and Communica, thms were in agreement the bard are regnigett that the education levy be paid in qttarterly payments in 1982, the council has been consid- ering changing these dates to avoid paying high interst dittoes. The most feasible alternative seems to be to retain two payments but advance .the due dates. An amendment to the suing by-it* was approved by outwit and copies have been circulated to owners of PrVertY within 400, feet of the f.dWatd Sehinbien petty at sonth east srgrnet of Gil 160 .Concession 2. This is tope emit Mi. Schinbien to operate a variety store along with his auto and vanscaping busineSs. The next meeting of coun- cil will be held on Nov. 16. At this meeting, the Court.of Revision for the Regan muni- cipal drain will be held. Christmas seaIs $341,699.66 were approved. This included tile drainage loans of $21,800.00, and repayments of tile drainage loans of $9,428.02. Payment was made to the Township of gibbed for $10,505.00, which ,Logatt's share of the Cook Municipal drainage works. On November IS, requisitions We due to the ferthounty Board of Edo; 001011,..Cootiklttee of Adjust- ment. Mitchell and District Planning Board, Kitchell Fire Area 109atd and the Mitchell Jinni. and. Cottt- Aniirilty 090TO: The County Perth 4evy, due on December 1, was also in- Low Township taxes are noweollected twice yearly on June 15 and November 15. Since the Perth County Board of Education and the Huron-Perth Separate' School $50,000 raised last 000, effort tit control Lung Dis- *go for 1981-1982 holiday eases. season will end on January The Cliffifiiiis Seal Cam- 31, 1982. Listow0 reeve heads Perth Municipal The Huron-Perth Lung As- sociation officially begins its Christmas Seal 'Campaign on November 1st with the mail- ing of Christmas Seals to some 11,500 homes in the Huron Perth area. Since 1927, lung associat- ions across Canada have used the "Christmas Seal" as their sole method of raising funds. Funds which only a few years ago were used to wipe out the Myster. Gus white plague - tubercu- losis. Today, over 5 million Canadians suffer from other lung disorders ranging fromt the common cold to lung cancer. Edith Brothers of the Hur- on Perth Lung Association BY STEPHANIE LEVESQUE SHAKESPEARE-Reeve Elsie Karges of Listowel was elected president of the Perth County Municipal As- sociation at its annual meet- ing here. Congratulations to MacRAE'S MARKET LIMITED on the Grand Opening of their new Store frown Riegel, Malcolm & Hagey CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Reeve John Lindner of North Fasfhope Township, Reeve Norman Raid of Mornington Township, deputy clerk Paul Hunt of Stratford and Reeve Ames Gerber of South East- hope Township. K of C honours Jerry Flanagan cost of hospital treatment alone is estimated at more than $400 million annually. Payments to physicians, the cost of drugs and other related charges are estimat- ed to total another $100 million." Respiratory dis- eases are the greatest cause of absenteeism from school and, viol* and the cause of death for more than 19,459 Canadians ht 1979, the most recent year for which figures are available. - Last year 50,000 dollars was raised in Huron Perth Counties. A small portion of this is sent to the Canadian Lung Association for national programs, and the remainder stays in this community. These funds e' "enable the to_this special night Mr. Flanagan received a plaque, in recognition of his faithful service to the council, on hehalf of the State Board, by State Deputy, John Rodina. The evening closed with a smorgasbord lunch. meeting and dance, with music supplied by "Mozart's Melody Makers," a present- ation of a set of luggage was made by Columbian Board Chairman, Charles Rau, as- sisted by Board member Lorne Feeney. Congiatulations were ex- tended by District Deputy. Seamus Doherty and on behalf of the council mem- bership by Grand Knight. Ewart Wilson. Congratulat- ions were also extended to his wife, Irene, for her assistance at mairr-of-tire-', council's social activities dur- ing those 18 years. Previous " 271-1160 reports that "lung diseases Huron Perth Lung Associat- extract - a staggering ssutrte. oa to carry out the many from Canadian economy. The Preventative programs in an Stratford Christmas Bureau to be on Main St. Jerry Flanagan. retiring Financial Secretary of the Father Stephen Eckert Coun- cil, 5289, Knights of Col- umbus of Seaforth and Dis- trick;--Was honoured on Thur- sday evening by the mem- bership as they held a special "Jerry Flanagan Night"-in- the council moths at St. Columban. . Mr. Flanagan has been Financial Secretary of the Seaforth and District Council fir the past 18 years and a member of the Knights of Columbus for the past 34 years. Following the general Congratulgtions to MERU'S MARKETILMITE6 on the Grand Opening Thank you for tour patronage Browns Refrigeration Thank you for the opportunity to serve you. We are pleased to have been chosen as your electrical contractor. 292 Huron St. Stratford NSA 574 519-271-1723 Malone Electric 225-2790 R.R. 1 Granton Others elected to the board of directors include: Arnold Vuven of Ellice Township as vicekpresident,.Reeve Robert Fotheringham of Wallace Township as second vice- president. and directors Elms Township was cho- sen to host thei annual =edit& in 1982 is part.of its 125th anniversary celebrati- ions. Mitchell was chosen as the...location of, the 1983 meeting. Congratulations to PAT & MIKE on their Grand Opening We oppreciote your business 41111‘ PEPSI Mickey Nor Beverages Huron Park 2284503 The annual Huron County Christmas Bureau for the needy organized by the county's .Family and Child- ren's Services (FACS), will be co-ordinated in Seaforth . And ..ar.e . _this, . season.. by Catharine Haft. It will 'be set up in a vacant building at 9 Main St. S., loan. ed by David Langstaff, the week beginning Dec., 7. The Bureau operates total- ly on donations and volun- teers and will have branches' in Seaforth, Goderich, Clin- ton, Wingham, and Exeter. All will be co-ordinated by Dianne Armstrong. Last year the Bureau operated on a budget of $10,000 and help- ed 205 families and 435 children at Christmas. Be- cause of the current tight economic situation more re- ferals are expected this year, „according to FACS' volun- teers' co-ordinator Peggy _Rivers.-- The different branches of the Bureau will be in need of donations of used toys and clothing in good condition, new clothes, canned goods, staples, money and volun- teers. You could call, Mrs. kak )527-1276), or Mrs. Armstrong at FACS (524- 7356) if you're interested in lending a hand. FACS' role is as a central referral organization for the Bureau. The Bureau accepts referrals from FACS, other social service agencies in the different communities, Hu- ton County and provincial social service groups,i public health organizations, service dubs, ministers' and indivi- duals. 5)D0O -D -D000 Congratulatiorts ra PAT AND MIKE MacRA LEWIS BAKERIES LTD. 2ne Albert-St. London N6A 1M1 iS19,1434.5252 on the Grand Opening of their new store from Ford Bray and Bill Adams and staff srshe eS 'for your continued success to MacRae's Market Limited It is our pleasure to serve you CHNEIDER INC. 321 Courtland Ave. E. Kite or N2M 2X8 519.88S-81W C.) CJ C-) C-) C) C) C C) &).,) L)) 0 rj f It was our privilege to supply refrigeration equipment an fixtures for your new premises Orl.=*$,././.••••••• • 4.01...0=0.1111•1•1 1•1 nc,1 Best of Luck to tzlu cct=2 MacRae Market Limited Thank you for the opportunity to provide the plumbing end heating in your new building Sills Plumbing & Heating 5274626 Main St., Worth 0