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272-1423
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church
services
You are invited to attend these area churches
St. Thomas
Anglican Church
A Congregation of the Parish of The Holy Spirit
Jarvis St. Seaforth 527-1522
Rector: The Rev'd Sue Malpus. M. Div
Sunday, July 2
Worship 9:30 am
Sat. July 8 Sun. July 9
Doors Open 10.4
Everyone Welcome
Bethel Bible Church
An Associated Gospel Church
126 Main St. Seaforth 527-0982
Sunday Worship
10:00 a.m.
Youth Activities Wednesday 7:00 p.m.
Pastor Mark Kennedy
EVERYONE WELCOME
NORTHSIDE UNITED
CHURCH
54 Goderich St. W.
Rev. John Gould
No Services until
Sunday August 6th
Nursery During Worship
Adult & Teen Bible Discussion
9:30 a.m.
St. James Roman
Catholic Church
Welcomes you
14 Victoria Street, Seaforth
527-0142
Weekend Masses: Sat 5:15 pm
Sun. 11:00 am
Fr. Chris Gillespie
Egmondville
United Church
Egmondville Cemetery is owned and
operated by Egmondville United Church
Sun., July 2 & 9
No Service - Church Closed
Steve Hildebrand
Lay Pastoral Minister
First Presbyterian
Church
Goderich St. W., Seaforth
Rev. Henry Huberts
Sunday, July 2nd
Worship 11:15 a.m.
Sunday School & Nursery Provided
ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH ST. VINCENT de PAUL
81 Mill St. Dublin 29 Nelson St. Mitchell
Father Alan Dufraimont Office 345-2972
Mass Times
St. Patricks St. Vincent de Paul
Sunday 11:00 a.m. Sat. 5:00 p.m. Sun. 9:00 a.m.
Wheelchair Accessible - Everyone Welcome
News
Susan Hundertmark photo
Wade Barker filled the role of jester during St. Jame's
Medievial Festival held last week. Here, he enjoys some
corn on the cob.
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Box Furniture
& Floor Coverings
20 Main Street, Seaforth, Ontario (519) 527-0680
Making your /louse a home since 1876
Recommendation
made to close
Tuckersmith
gravel pit
Susan Hundertmark
After spending more than $11,000
over the past two months to make
gravel accessibleat the Tuckersmith
gravel pit, Deputy -Clerk Brad
Knight is recommending council con-
sider closing the pit.
"It's just not economical to do that
kind of work to get the gravel," he
said after last week's Huron East
council meeting.
"You should perhaps even moth-
ball this pit."
Huron East had planned to take
enough gravel out of the
Tuckersmith pit to do all the road
work in Tuckersmith ward this year,
amounting to about $140,000.
But, Knight says the municipality
will be as far ahead to ask the con-
tractor to supply the gravel.
Knight described the Tuckersmith
pit as "very boney with a lot of clay
over -burden," meaning there are
many large boulders that must be
broken up into stone before the
stone can be crushed into gravel.
As well, he said the stone is mixed
with clay and it's hard to find a lot of
stone together in one place.
"We can buy gravel at $1.50 a
tonne right now so for us to get it
ready to use just doesn't pay off in
my mind," he said.
Deputy -Mayor Bernie MacLellan,
who also sat on Tuckersmith council
before amalgamation, said he was
surprised by Knight's report about
Tuckersmith's only gravel pit.
"Since the early `90s, Tuckersmith
has opted to buy gravel. Mothballing
this pit is probably the proper thing
to do," he said.
Knight said the Tuckersmith pit
has only been used twice since amal-
gamation.
Of Huron East's five wards, only
Grey has gravel pits that are used
for the municipality's road work, he
said.
Seaforth youth
charged with theft
A 14 -year-old Seaforth youth was
charged with theft under $5,000 and
trepasssing by night when he was
stopped by Huron OPP on June 23
at approximately 2:30 a.m. in
Seaforth.
Huron OPP were completing
patrols in the town of Seaforth when
they saw the youth on a bicycle, who
bolted when he saw the officers.
The youth is scheduled to attend
court in Goderich on Aug. 24.
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Box Furniture
& Floor Coverings
20 Main Street, Seaforth, Ontario (519) 527-0680
Making your /louse a home since 1876
Recommendation
made to close
Tuckersmith
gravel pit
Susan Hundertmark
After spending more than $11,000
over the past two months to make
gravel accessibleat the Tuckersmith
gravel pit, Deputy -Clerk Brad
Knight is recommending council con-
sider closing the pit.
"It's just not economical to do that
kind of work to get the gravel," he
said after last week's Huron East
council meeting.
"You should perhaps even moth-
ball this pit."
Huron East had planned to take
enough gravel out of the
Tuckersmith pit to do all the road
work in Tuckersmith ward this year,
amounting to about $140,000.
But, Knight says the municipality
will be as far ahead to ask the con-
tractor to supply the gravel.
Knight described the Tuckersmith
pit as "very boney with a lot of clay
over -burden," meaning there are
many large boulders that must be
broken up into stone before the
stone can be crushed into gravel.
As well, he said the stone is mixed
with clay and it's hard to find a lot of
stone together in one place.
"We can buy gravel at $1.50 a
tonne right now so for us to get it
ready to use just doesn't pay off in
my mind," he said.
Deputy -Mayor Bernie MacLellan,
who also sat on Tuckersmith council
before amalgamation, said he was
surprised by Knight's report about
Tuckersmith's only gravel pit.
"Since the early `90s, Tuckersmith
has opted to buy gravel. Mothballing
this pit is probably the proper thing
to do," he said.
Knight said the Tuckersmith pit
has only been used twice since amal-
gamation.
Of Huron East's five wards, only
Grey has gravel pits that are used
for the municipality's road work, he
said.
Seaforth youth
charged with theft
A 14 -year-old Seaforth youth was
charged with theft under $5,000 and
trepasssing by night when he was
stopped by Huron OPP on June 23
at approximately 2:30 a.m. in
Seaforth.
Huron OPP were completing
patrols in the town of Seaforth when
they saw the youth on a bicycle, who
bolted when he saw the officers.
The youth is scheduled to attend
court in Goderich on Aug. 24.