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he roads in the subdivision
ire assumed by the town -
hip. Hay will not take over
he roads until they are
)rought up to ministry of
ransportation and com-
munications standards,
:ouncil said.
In another matter con-
:erning the Bayview area,
imith sought the approval
:rom council for the severing
)f 35 acres from the rear of
.he Bayview Golf course.
The land in question would
lot be land -locked if there is
legal right of way to the
•ear of the property.
Reeve Jack Tinney
suggested to Smith that he
alk with officials at the
luron county planning
lepartment before
►roceeding any further on
he matter.
In other business, council:
Told St. Joseph resident
Joy Hogg that the township's
present mobile home
bylaw does not allow for the
replacement of a mobile
home with another mobile
home in an area not
designated for mobile home
use. The township is in the
process of changing its
mobile home bylaw.
Were told by Karl Haberer
that there were several
people interested in
becoming subscribers -
shareholders in the Hay
municipal telephone system.
Haberer also expressed
concern that an ad in the
London Free Press by the
firm handling the system's
$815,000 debenture issue did
not - specify that the deben-
ture was for the telephone
system.
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Plans set for bean festival
Need Guide leaders for Zurich
Anyone interested in being
a Girl Guide leader for this
fall (Sept) to work with girls
between the ages of 9-12 are
needed. A training program
will be available in Exeter
called the Maple Leaf
Zurich
Carmel Sweeney
Course, so experience is not
necessary.
If you can help out please
phone Geraldine Hall at 236-
7792 soon.
CWL
The ladies of St. Boniface
C.W.L. held their meeting on
Tuesday evening.
Main topics on the agen-
da were the bus trip to the
Shrine in St. Marys on
August 22nd and preparing
for our pie booth at the Bean
festival.
Personals
Jim and Mary -Ann Vanos
and daughter of Toronto,
spent the weekend with her
parents Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Geoffrey.
A good time was had by all
on Sunday at the cottage of
Mozart and Marie Gelinas
where a birthday party
barbecue was held in honor
of three relatives. First
celebrating was Mozart
Gelinas Sr.. Carrie Sweeney,
and Aimee Gelinas.
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stI :
Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Ecks-
tein, Kitchener, and
grandchildren Robert and
Allison Graff of Guelph
visited last Tuesday with -
Henry and Annie Becker and
other relatives. Thursday
evening Donna Glanville
also stopped in to visit her
grandparents.
Joe and Linda Denomme
of London spent a couple of
days last week with her
mother, Mrs. Dolly Jeffrey.
Peter and Evelyn Jeffrey
along with Wayne and Tracy
spent the last two weeks
vacationing at Sauble Beach.
Mozart and Julie Gelinas
Jr. and two children spent
last week in Powasson (near
North Bay) at the home of
relatives, Marc and Catck
Kelly.
George and Donna Watson
and family enjoyed the day
last Friday in Collingwood.
Jim and Veronica Bedard
accompanied by Bob and Lill
Baker of Hensall spent from
the previous Thursday to
Tuesday in St. Pauls,
Minnesota attending the
wedding of Scott Smith, son
of Bill and Jean Smith.
Jim and Theresa Burr and
two children of London spent
the weekend with Mrs. Dol-
ly Jeffrey and on Sunday
Mike Jeffrey and girl friend
Sue Harris of London were
visitors.
Louis and Delores Schilbe
returned home last Tuesday
after being away for nearly
two weeks. where they
travelled through the states
of New York. Vermont and
New Hampshire and came
home by way of Quebec,
stepping for a couple of days
in Ottawa at her sister's
place.
Mrs. Agnes Lavin of
Maidstone visited for a few
days with her mother Mrs.
Theresa Ducharme this past
week and returned home
with her son. Michael and
wife Helen Lavin.
The Zurich Wood Products
was shut down for the past
two weeks to enable those
who work there to. go on
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Flax -
bard spent a couple of days
in Fergus this past week at
the home of Anne's sister,
Mae and Ray McNall. They
also spent last Wednesday in
Kitchener with their son and
family Gary and Betty Flax -
bard.
Lewis and Marlene
Gingerich and three children
spent three days the
previous week in
Collingwood and the kids
enjoyed going on the "Great
Slide Ride".
Ray McKinnon spent a few
days in Kapuskasing last
week and attended his
niece's wedding.
Leo, Cecile and Edward
Meidinger, Kevin and Janet
McKinnon and two children
and Mr. and Mrs. Clem
Regier travelled by mobile
home for a week to such
places as Midland. Wasaga
Beach and Kapuskasing,
where Janet and Kevin also
attending the wedding of his
cousin.
Paul and Marie Cyr along
with sons Mike and Pat
returned home Sunday night
safe and sound from a lovely
two and a half weeks vaca-
tion, travelling to such
places as New Brunswick,
where they attended a 50th
wedding anniversary party
for an aunt and uncle. Then
onto Quebec City and Ot-
tawa.
A bridal shower was held
at the home of Mrs. Audrey
Haberer on Saturday given
by her daughter Chris
Eagleson. in honor of
Michelle Robinson of
Kirkton, who is' the fiance of
Steven Haberer. They are to
be married in October.
A family gathering was
held at the home of Ross and
Marg Johnston on Sunday
celebrating the couple's 40th
wedding anniversary.
Congratulations to a very
fine pair who are well known
to many of us.
Earnie and Ruth Lem-
mings of Rochester, New
York are presently spending
a few days with her brother
and his wife. Ross and Marg
Johnston.
Speed recoveries
A speedy recovery is ex-
tended to Mr. Urban Pfile
who is a patient in St.
Joseph's hospital, London
and to Dave Stark, who had
the misfortune of getting hit
by a baseball at the game
last Wednesday evening and
as a result has a broken
nose.
Edward Meidinger has his
arm in a cast due to a fall
last week.
Bean festival set
Representatives from the
various groups in town
attended one of the final
organization meetings for
this year's "Bean Festival"
last Tuesday conducted by
president Mrs. Howard
Finkbeiner and first vice,
Chuck Erb which was held in
the festival kitchen.
Everything is well under
control for the big day
August 23 so please be ready
and willing if you get a phone
call to help in booths or bake
pies, as it is a community
project!
Mrs. Annie Van Raay of
RR 3 Dashwood is presently
spending a week with her
daughter in Peterborough,
Cora andDave Whittington,
and helping to take care of
her new little granddaughter
"Jeannette" who was born
on Tuesday August 5th.
Allen and Rose Mary Scott
and three boys recently
vacationed for a week, cam-
ping in Northern Ontario.
Bonnie Schenk and kids,
Kathy, Kelley and Kris
along with Patty and Doug
Webber and Glen Neeb spent
the weekpend in Cedar
Point, Ohio, and all enjoyed
going on a lot of rides.
Week -end guests at the
home of Geraldine and Max
Hall were, Miss Lois Benton
of Rye in Sussex England
and Bridget Chamber of Bat-
tle in Sussex, who are from a
group of 14 girls who are
here as part of a ranger unit
program spending three
weeks going to different
places to help . Guide and
Brownie leaders out.
Mrs. Juliette Denomme
returned home on the week-
end from spending a week in
London. Her daughter
Luciene Denomme accom-
panied her back and stayed
for a few days.
Return Stubs
It would be appreciated if
Quilt ticket stubs or the
money was returned to Mrs.
Theresa Hartman for the
C.W.L. St. Boniface and
Cecile Farwell for the Rest
Home Auxiliary booth, as to
see where they stand up to
date.
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