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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2017-05-10, Page 5Wednesday, May 10, 2017 • Huron Expositor 5 IN THE YEARS AGONE May 13, 1965 Suggest Centennial Meeting Seaforth Centennial project is going to be considered at a public meeting May 25. Council took the decision when Councillor Donaldson re- ported that his committee could not reach a decision. Each of three members attending had favored a different proposal, he -said. eggested :wet* ..l a r tion p lnclnd .: r a , d Wiping and Creation of a park hospital; (3) at lite �� p im- provement of Victoria Park. The • .centennial project has been before councilsince Janu- ary 1964, when various propos- als' have been reviewed. Coun- cil late last year endorsed the rictoria Parkproposal, but has en no. action, since provin- officials requested details what was 'contemplated. Caravan Here Centennial ' Commission until .that the Cen- van would visit "1967. A represent- here' in July to where held. ntirlr. rnir: Lions, Winn i1 to the gain- ap- duct Po - was lat a the that n in no - not on the FREDERIC UHLER, RR 3. Walton tr zht and John Pa tetsml, Seaforth, are among the 79 members of the to Lzpntario Agricultural School. Southwestern Area phy as high studer.t in Civ-:cs completed his junior \ c :: r Dancers Ekct 11u. !;r•;rfr,rth VJI sr l A W;i' are hrrlrlin'' MI (PIM rl ,i+01:;r• '1' un N1,111- +rn 'frle�.rla'� + irntlri:, rlt NI,IIS arid h:► it. in 0e41 all n11r•r'•• tr•rf In r•ntne riot. crit• ' hat 111'• rn•:rrl+I•rt: SUi�i�r'fit �viII hr a highly entertaining evenini!. Art Shepherd, who is leaving Sea fort h for New Zea- land 1hi, mum/T. will call. The exerul lye of the Seaforth Whirl -A -Ways Srluare, Dance "lid) was chosen for the com- ng 1965-61i ili a on and in - lodes: Presidents. Cordon and Ruth Reuttenmiller; past presi- dents. Brume and Marjorie Cole- man: vire-presidents, Aubrey and Rose d':ir•ktneyer; secretar- ies. ken and Lois tifoore; pu- hlirily. Keith and Marg Sharp, and Aubrey and Rose Eickmey- er; social. Cliff and Violet Broadford, and Clare and Glad Reith; membership, Mel and Shirley Cooper and Ab and Lou Whitney; telephone. John and Donna Patterson and Elmer and Barb Rivers; accommoda- tion, Elmer Larone; nominating committee for 1966, Bruce.,,034 :-141�i: �t 0 V i Letter to the Editor: I read in the Citizen paper that the theme of the Huron County tent at the IPM will be Huron Heritage. What a great way to honour our Huron pioneers. We are so proud of our pioneer families, Storey, Young, Dale, Snell, McIntosh, McCloud, Riley, Dempsey, McClure and Flynn. These families came from Scotland, Ire- land, and England, and then walked from Canada's east coast, through the bush, car- rying all their worldly possessions, to find their claim of land in McKillop and Hullett Townships in the 1850's. They had to clear minimum acreage and build a habitable dwelling within a specific time limit to obtain their letter patent and land deed, using only the resources that they brought with them. Our ancestors prospered, cleared more land and helped make Huron County, the agricultural engine that it is today, while preserving some of the best soil and clean- est air and water in the world. Comparing Huron, Perth, Oxford and Mid- dlesex Counties, I Iuron County is 1st in chick- ens hickens and swine production, turkeys 2nd and 3rd with cattle and sheep. In crops Huron is 1st in soys, white beans and com. We are second in winter wheat (land use# of hectares). Regarding trees and wetland Huron is 2nd. We do not need the I-Iuron Natural Heritage Plan when Huron County already exceeds many other counties. We congratulate all councils of Huron County for honouring our Huron agri- cultural pioneers at the Huron IPM 2017. -Barbara Storey HAVE AN OPINION? The Huron Expositor welcomes letters to the editor. They must be signed and accompanied by a phone number for information clarification. It is important to note, letters will not be printed without the author's name attached. All letters are subject to editing due to possible space restriction. Letters can be dropped off at the office, mailed or emailed: Seaforth Huron Expositor 53 Albert St. P.O. Box 39 Clinton, ON NOM 1LO sgregory@postmedia.com www.seaforthhuronexpositor.com