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On February 29th, 1952, thirty-
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Agricultural Clubs in Huron
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14—THE BRUSSELS POST; JULY 13, 1977
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McKillop . Township Council
will, rebuild sideroad 10,
concession 13 - 14 and at the
council session Monday night it
was decided the first st ep would
be to determine the road
allowance. Engineer Chris Kair of
Goderich will be engaged to make
the measurements for this.
Council will advertise for the
supplying and hauling of
approximately 20,000 cu. yards of
sand cushion or 18,000 cu. yards
of B gravel to cover the road and
also approximately 4,000 cu.
yards, of A gravel for a top
dressing.
Engineer Rudy Engel was at
the meeting to consider the Givlin
Drain report. Only one assessed
owner; Willard Bennewies,
attended out of interst and had no
complaints. Court of Revision for
the drain will be held at the next
general meeting on Tuesday,
August 2 at 2 p.m.
Charles Corbett of Lucan was
named engineer for repairs to the
Elligson Drain.
Council authorized the
payment of $50 to the Brussels.
Fall Fair Board.
No action was taken on a
request from Mrs. Mary Carroll
writing for financial help on
behalf of the new Seaforth'
Co-operative Day Nursery School
to be started in the basement of
the Seaforth Library
Road Superintendent William
Campbell was awarded the fourth
year certificate seal for
completion of another term at the
roads school conducted by the
Ontario Good Roads Association
at Guelph University last May.
Approval was given for a
request for a tile drain loan for
$3,500.
The Leonhardt drain has been
completed at a total cost of
$5,852.40. The estimated cost
was $6,700.
Applications for building
permits were approved as
follows: Francis Hicknell, R.R.5,
Seatorth, renovations to house;
Don Dalton, Seaforth, steel
granary; William. Shortreed,
R.R.1, Walton, steel granary;
Lavern. Godkin, R.R.1, Walton,
renovations to house; James I
Henderson, R.R.5, Seaforth,
swine barn, silo and manure
storage tank; Joseph Van Dooren,
R.R.5, Seaforth, repairs to
exterior of house; James
Axtmann, R.R.4, Walton, below
the ground swimming pool;
William Pepper, R.R.1, Seaforth,
alterations and extension of
existing poultry barn; Keith.
VVilbee, R.R.1, Walton, steel
granary; Murray Dennis, R.R.1,
Walton, moving barn a nd
alterations; James F. Maloney, R.R.5, Seaforth, steel granary;
James Nash, R.R.5, Seaforth,
mobile home; David. A. Petrie, Walton, new garage; Harry
.Rapson, R.R.4, Walton, steel
gran ary •
Passed for payment were road
accounts of $29,062.39, The road
superintendent reported that the roadside grass had been cut once
-and they were now making the
second cutting, and weed
spraying has been carried out.
The meeting adjourned at 11:30
p.m. Councillor William Leeming
was absent from the meeting.
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4-H leaders plan 25th anniversary
Butler, Gordon Bennett, Gerry
Montgomery, Doug Miles, Dave
Inglis, Art , Bolton, Gerry
Chamberlain, Don Grieve, Morris
Huff, Doug Keys and Jim Arnold.
Past Home Economists attending
the reunion include Jean Steckle,
Flora Durnin, Diane (Liddiard)
Pirhonen, Kit (Hunt) Scott,
Sharon (Carroll) Hart, Jean Scott,
Pat (Damude) Squire, Shirley
(Patterson) McAllister and Susan
(Heard) Wheatley.
Tickets for the banquet are
available from 4-H Aricultural
Club Leaders in the various
communities in Huron. As the
4-H programme has touched the
lives of so many people in the
county, past 4-H club leaders and
members who cannot attend the
banquet are invited to attend the
reunion part of the programme at
2:00 p.m. The Huron County ,4-H
Youth Council are rounding off
the day's activities with a 4-H .
Dance at the Blyth Arena. Tickets
for the dance are available from
4-H Youth Council Representa-
tives throughout the county.
The Huron County 4-H Club
Leaders' Association hope the
many past and present 4-H club
members and leaders will take
the opportunity to return to Blyth
and renew acquaintances of
former friends.
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discuss all rules and regulations
pertaining to Junior Clubs in the
county. From this • meeting the
Huron County 4-H Club Leaders'
Association was formed and the
4-H name was adopted as a prefix
to all Junior Clubs in the county.
I '977 marks the 25th
Anniversary of this event and the
Huron County 4-H Club Leaders'
Association are planning a day of
Celebration and Reunion of past
and present 4-H leaders,
members, parents, Agricultural
Representative staff and Home
Economists on Saturday, July
23rd, 1977 at the Blyth Arena.
The celebrations are taking the
form of a banquet at 12:00 P.M.
and a reunion in the afternoon.
Guest Speaker for the banquet
will' be R.W.(Bob)Carbert,
General Manager of the Ontario
Agricultural Museum in Milton
and former Farm Editor for
CKNX in Wingham.
Former Aoricultural
Representataive staff returning
for the occasion include John
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