The Huron Expositor, 1997-10-22, Page 16Surplus at landfill means refunds for municipalities
of 559,480 and $0 respective- There was discussion on for wood grinding
at the site.
BY DAVID SCOTT ly'• which equipment on the site The bid of $10,979.90 plus
The major variances in the might need repairs or tax from Sizer Systems was
budget result from: replacement in the next year. the winning tender.
The Mid -Huron Landfill • Tipping fee revenues "We want to gear the equip- The firm will grind wood
Site's (MHLS) oPeraong sur- should be about $515,000 mens to the life of the land- which has been stored at the
plus this year means member which is $40,000 over the fill," said secretary Larry landfill for the past two
McCabe of Goderich. Hc also years. Some of the wood will
municipalities could receive budgeted amount of added that it may be used be used as landfill cover or
portions of more than $475,000. "Even though by
$18,000 that won't be going weight we are 2 per cern loss elsewhere after the eventual on roadways.
to reserve funds. than 1996, the number of closing (Attic Mid -Huron site Leaebatir With `,t date of
The board met on October minimum loads has gone at Holtnesvilk•
16 and reviewed the project- up." states the treasurer. Site supervisor Frank October, November and
cd year end results compiled • "We budgeted $10,000 for Pestill said it might be batter December yet to come, the
by Luc Gagnon, treasurer. capital design and improve- to completely overhaul exist- 1997 total for !leachate (a lig-
"The results should be ments but it does not look ing equipment because cost uid created by rainfall soak -
somewhat better than budget- like we will spend it this of new machinery was pro- ing through the landfill) is
al," said Gagnon in his state- year." hibitive. 617,149 gallons. Postill said
ment. "1f things turn out as • ••'fire recycling costs are "There's no need for us to the total may reach 800.000.
we now expect we will trans- up over last year. Costs to take action on it right now." But office manager Ben
fer the maximum $100000 to dispose and quantities are said chair Lune Cox, mew
said you can't tell
the reserve fund and still both up. While the fees for of Goderich Township. how much it's going to rain.
have a surplus to be refunded vehicle tires cover the pick- Wood GrindingTire 1996 total for leachate
to municipalities of $18,708 up costs it appears that the Members of the MHLS was 1.154,758 gallons.
compared to budget figures fees for large fire duos not." board reviewed three tender's
1 /2 class tryingto grow germs from hair
Grade
ing group this week read
'Maxie' a book about an old
woman who didn't feel need-
ed any more and how she dis-
covered that she was truly
needed very much.
Congratulations to the chil-
dren who participated in the
cross country nm held at the
Hulett Central public school.
Andrea VanderVeen took
eighth spot out of the 40-50
midget girls who ran in the
race. Greg Bowers came in
18th out of die same number
of boys.
WEDDING
illsologulph by Urn fitini>
Sherri Kathleen Bennett and Dwain William Forrest were
united in marriage on the twentieth of September, 1997 at
three o'clock in the afternoon at St. Thomas Anglican
Church, Seaforth with Rev. Robert Hiscax officiating Sherri
is the daughter of Roland i Donna Bennett of R.R.
Seaforth. Dwain is the son of John and Sharen Forrest of
Seaforth. �'
The maid of honour was Paan Bennett of Corpus Christie,
Texas (sister of the bride). Bridesmaids were eBarbfa of
Brussels (sister of the groom), Jane Bennett of S(sister
of the bride) and Suzanne Bennett of Seaforth (sister of the
bride). The best man was Chris Smith of Seaforth (friend of
the groom. arta»
Groomsmen ween Joe Terpstra of Brussels (brother -
of the groom), Al Rader of Lucan (friend.of the groom) and
Mark MacDonald of Fgmondville (cousin of the groom).
Readers were Leanne MacDonald of �ndville and Lisa
Rader of Lucan (both friends of the couple). The organist was
Cheryl -Ann St. Onge of Seaforth.
Following the double ring ceremony, a dinner and
reception was held at the Seaforth do District Community
Centres with Randy Poisoon as Master of Ceremonies. The
couple honeymooned m Northern Ontario and are residing
ingmondville.
We would like to thank our family and friends for making
our day so special.
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took to get into the danger
School News: The tetter Walton zone where germs grow
"N" made its debut into the quickly.
early year classroom this 11 Patty Banks Grade 2/3s finished up
week. They practiced print-ytheir mapping units by hav-
ing their names. They worked 887-686 0 ing a treasure hunt. They had
on similarities and differ- clues made up of words and
ences as well. The whole
school is reading or becom- on recording- ideas by them- letters that when put all
ing familiar with "Charlotte's selves. They have been together told them to go get a
Web" and so the exploring good safety with treat from Mrs. Vivian.
Kindergarten kids worked experiments. They put hair, The Grade 3/4s talked
with their 2/3 buddies and fingerprints and pennies into about feelings that Charlotte
made some pig puppets of agar plates to see if germs and Wilbur had when they
Wilbur. This week they all will grow. They took the tem- heard the bad news. They
get to sere the play over in perature of milk from the also wrote in their 'Fern
Blyth fridge and soup from the Diary' about what she was
The Grade 1/2s are working microwave to see how long it feeling as well. The one read -
Provincial Service Officer to be at Branch 156.on allovember 28
nd Ladies Auxiliary ar.
underway. Be an early bird encouraged to attend this din
pay your dues and be in on nee Please get your tickets as
the draws for 1999 dues. soon aspossible. Price $7.50.
The Provincial Service will
take The
Officer will be at Branch 156 place on py Novembercampaign 3.
on November 28 at 9 a.m.All members are asked to
Call Mary DeJong 522-0474
as soon as possible for an please help with this event so
that all of Seaforth.
appointment so she can noti- t mon alt and Seaforth.
r th.
fy the service officer whom can n covered r one
ey
he will be seeing. evening.
Tickets are now on sale for e
th
the veterans dinner on Nov. At the going down sun and in the morning of of he
8. All members of the branch will remember them.
Last Sunday five members
from Branch 156 attended the
District C Convention held in
Goderich.
On October 25 at 2 p.m. the
Memorial Park at Parkwood
Hospital will be officially
opened. The plans were
shown at the convention and
when completed should be
enjoyed by the veterans resi-
dent at the hospital.
The Spring convention will
be held in Stratford April 18-
Seaforth
Legion
by Barbara Scot
19, 1998.
This coming . weekend,
October 25, there will be
meat draws, karoke, etc.
starting at 7:30 p.m. The pub-
lic is welcome to take part in
this activity.
The early bird campaign is
Successful dinner held by Town & Country Homemakers
An enjoyable euchre party
Dublin ended the meeting.
Dublin's correspondent
by Dorothy Dillon wishes two of her special
345-2883 friends happy birthday. Mary
Baker, Goderich, celebrated
on Mon. Oct. 20 and Marg
Philips. Stratford celebrated
her birthday yesterday. Oct.
21.
Town and -Country
Homemakers held a very suc-
cessful and enjoyable dinner,
catered to by Millie
Hoggarth, with a
Thanksgiving theme and dec-
orations. Fifty-one happy
people attended and were
welcomed by organizer,
Tammy Antaya. The group
was thrilled also to have John
Jamula join them. He is on
sick leave and was welcomed
by all. and wished a speedy
recovery. Alma Langford
from Exeter was guest speak-
er. She spoke on giving
thanks for health. family,
freedom, humour. past and
present with the words: "1
celebrate the life 1 have had".
Lawn bowling ends, euchre begins
As the lawn bowling season held at the Seaforth Legion
comes to a close two men's Hall on Wednesday evening,
pairs tournaments were held October 22 at 8 p.m. sharp.
at the Seaforth greens. Hostesses will be Thelma
Seventeen greens were in Coombs, Grace Broadfoot
play Sept. 24 for Seaforth's and Olive Papple. Come and
Whitney-Ribey tournament. bring a sandwich and a
First place went to the friend.
London Elmwood rink of The District 4th annual ban -
Ron Jones and Tom Bowness quet was held at the Exeter
with 3w + 50 while George Legion Hall on Thursday
Wood and partner of St. evening Oct. 2 with a good
Marys were a close second attendance present. Outgoing
also with 3w + 50. Third was chairman, Dennis Schmidt of
Peter Mc Falls and Roy Goderich introduced new dis-
Triebner of Exeter 3w + 48 + trict chairman Neil Beuennan
I. Fourth was Rodger Buck, and he responded with a short
Sarnia and Jack Ross, address to all members.
Stratford with 3w + 47. High We are sorry to report Betty
two game winner was Jack Tilley has been confined to
McDonald and Donald University Hospital, London
McKinnon of Lucknow. for the past two weeks but
Consolation prize wont to everyone wishes her well.
Gerry Hyde and partner of The property committee is
London. busy preparing the greens for
Saturday, September 27 next year's bo
all link and
we
saw 12 greens in play for hope seee
Goderich's teen's pairs greens next year.
played at the Seaforth greens. Remember our monthly
Two Seaforth teams were in card parties at the Legion
the prizes. Erich Matwld and Hall during the fall and win -
Doug Leonhardt won second ter months. Good bowling to
prize while Brett Finlayson all.
and Pat Flanagan were high
two game winters.
Monday, Sept. 29 saw a
mini ladies tournament at the
greens amongst local club
members. First place wool to
Eileen Adamson, second.
Thelma Coombs, third
Shirley Strong and fourth,
Joyce Bailey.
The last potluck supper and
social was held at the club-
house, Sept. 23 with 30 pre-
sent for supper. Ninc tables
were in play for cards after
and prizes went to the follow-
ing: high scores, Jean Lunn
and Jack Muir; lone hands,
Mary Finlayson and Tobe
Murray; consolation, Olive
Dapple and Bill Kelly.
jj The next euchre will be
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8:30 p.m.
•BLEUNE CLUB
reemmber the
I UPSTAIRS
FAMILY
FASHION SHOW
Wed., Oct. 29/97
at Hibbert United Church
Stale
Stores Featured:
Northern Getaway,
Northern Reflections.
Northern Traditions.
Northern Elements.
Dessert and Show
at 7:30 pm Cost: $5.00
Show only at 8:15 p.m.
Cost: $3.00
Advance tickets available
at Walther's I.D.A. or call
345.2279, 345-2569.
Thirnk'You
Dave Scott &
Gregor Campbell
for your excellent
coverage of the
Seaforth
Agricultural Society
1997 Fall Fair.
Media & Public
Relations
Committee:
Ross Ribey
Lynda Vincent
Marie Hicknell
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1 BLYTH MEMORIAL HALL
Saturday, Nov mb.r 8
Tickets *23.00 per person
Tickets on sate et...
Dixie Loa (Clinton), Ernie King
Music (tioderich & Winpham),
Blyth Decor Shop or can toil free
1-688-811.9888 to charge by
phone with Mastercard and Visa
WEDDING
Jack and Audrey McLlwain are happy to
announce the marriage of their son David to
Lise, daughter of Kurt Jorgensen of Sault Ste.
Marie and Inge and Frank Balogh of Ottawa.
The wedding ceremony was solemnized by
Rev. Jane Kuepfer at Northside United
Church on July 11, 1997.
The reception followed at Oakwood Inn,
Grand Bend.
David and Lise are presently living in
Landshut, Germany.
Sincere Best Wishes from your families and
friends.
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'THE DOLL and 1"
SHOW & SALE
Don't miss this fascinating show and sale of collectible and
modern dolls. dull furniture. clothing. accessories. teddy bears.
complete range of dollrnakrng supplies. doll & bear restoration
and repairs Hundred of items. Lunch room. free perking
Sunday October 266. 10 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Knights of Columbus Hall.
Highway 9 between Walkerton & Mildmay 31V-881-0345)
Admission 53.00. Children 51.00 (infonuation Oust
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527-0180
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SALTFORD - Colborne Township
"CHRISTMAS COUNTRY FAIR
The Original Western Ontario Craft Show to promote Craftsmen and 8 Comrntxilty
Sponsored by Blue Water 0h pier - Order of the Eastern Star #284, Goderich
DATES:Friday, October 24th, 1997 - 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m
Saturday, October 25th, 1997 - 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Sunday, October 26th, 1997 - 12:00 noon to 5:00 p.m.
P;LACE:SALTFORD VALLEY HALL
V2 km. north of (ioderich East off Highway 21
*Meals & Refreshments Served
Door Prizes
ADMISSION: Adults '2.00
Children under 12 must
be accompanied by an adult
For further
information contact:
UONNA CRAWfORD
R.R 4, Goderich. Ontario
N7A 3V1
Phone 45191524.8038
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