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ThOrodaY, March h 14,: 1
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The Huron-
Illreob3Pterial 5th annual
woo, held at Mitchell
$4 Those, atteodinit from
were Mrs. !Charles
Mr Mock, Mrs.
5&, • W- J. Pea -
)trill. «4. C.; Johnston, Mrs.
Max Demar$y and Mrs. Florence
Miss Audrey McKim, mis-
"yx was guest Speaker for
the`ef lternaon.
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MARCH 13 18, 20
6:30 p.m.
Vittorio Public Scheel
GODCH, ONT.
$2.00 Per Lesson
YES 1111E CAN
$2,000— $50,000
2nd & 3rd ridges.
We are now making loans on
all types of properties in yqur
area. Call direct collect and
let's discuss. it. Prompt In-
vestment Corp., 330 Bay St.,
Toronto, 366-9586 evgs.. 231-
[3146. Low • cost, any purpose,
Ontario wide service.
Tirihrry cac
asks for cIuis
li pIi.a. service
The Ttsi' . ry TovmoiliP Coun-
cil wants the township shed
telephone end the municipal of-
fice telehone Pat On the same
twos line spitem. The coun-
cil deckled at their March 4
meeting the` township clerk
should write to the Wightman
Telephone Company and st
the change.
Council passed a motion ap-
proving a gravel tender submit-
ted by Joe Kerr Ltd., Wingham,
for the cnishir,, hauling and
spreading of approximately 18,-
0OOcu . yds. of.gravel for township
'roads ata cost of $1.25 per cu. yd.,
subject to the approval of the
municipal district engineer.
Another council motion passed
was that the municipal office
shall be• open Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday mornings from 8
a.m. to 11 a.m. Council also d e-
cided to send the road superin-
tendent to the Mahony Road
School in Guelph.
Bylaw No. 6-74 was finally
passed by council. The bylaw
regulates the installation of en-
trances and driveways in the
township.
General and road accounts to-
talling $5,744.22 were accepted
and passed for payment.
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Belgrave Personal Notes
Miss Mary Ellen Walsh return-
ed home on Wednesday of last
week from the North West Terri-
tory, Fort Smith, where she was
doing social work among Indian
children.
Mrs. Cecil Coultes, Mrs. Stew-
art Procter, Mrs. William
Coultes, Mrs. Cliff Branton and
Mrs_ Ross Anderson attended the
annual meeting of Huron and
Perth Presbyterial United
Church Women in Mitchell Unit-
ed Church last Wednesday.
Howick council
sets f�� for
'bIdg.
permits
motion at their March 5 ineeting
calling for the preparation of a
bylaw, 5-74, to amend the existing
building bylaw in the township.
The bylaw will stipulate that any
building permits issued to rural
areas, other than dwellings, will
cost $1•
In other business the council
accepted a gravel tender submit- .
ted by Joe Kerr, .Wingham, to
supply about. 25,000 cu. yds. of
gravel for township roads at a
cost of $1.23 per cu. yd. The ac-
ceptance is subject to the
approval of • the Ministry of
Transportation and Communica=
tions. '
The council, on a. motion. by
�'L
Co cilldr 'Hhrrdrnan,.,Niv 'ate off:
some $1,391 in debts oWing to the
council. Councillor Douglas
moved that the clerk inform the
Saugeen Valley Conservation
Authority that the township is
willing td support the authority
with•the•assessment as presented
to council in a recent report.
Council approved a motion to
send the road superintendent to
the Mahony Road.School in
Guelph and voted to ay the $70
fee for the course.
Council then moved on to the
question of making the Gorrie
hall available to the senior citi-
zens. It was deFided that the hall
would be,given to the senior citi-
zens free of rent or utility costs
for three days a week for a mini-
nium of five years.
Mr. and Mrs, Les Shaw ,and
family of London visited on :Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Ross An-
derson.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Annes;:of
Windsor spent a 'few dayS with.
Mrs. Cecil Couites•
gr. and Mrs. Walter Armes,
Jim and Dianne of Seaforth visit-
ed on Sunday with Mrs. Cecil
•Coultes,
- Murray Rinn and Duane Kuntz
of Kitchener spent the weekend
with Mrs. Harry Rinn. •
Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Harry Rinn and Lois were Mr,
and Mrs. Elroy Kuntz, Kimberley
and their foster child, Michelle,
of Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Cartwright, Donna and Patricia
of London; Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Cartwright, John and. Claude,,
and Gordon Rina of Loudesboro,
Mrs. Lillie Hudie and Mr. Leslie
McKenzie of Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor of
St. Ann's spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
R. Coultes.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Scott, Brian,
David and Kevin of Barrie spent
the weekend with his, mother,
Mrs. Walter Scott. •
WilfredPickell of Vancouver is
spending a couple of weeks with
What's new at
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Volunteers from Bayfield,
along with a new member, Mrs.
Lindsay Smith, attended Mon-
day's actilrffiles.to assist with'the
prdgt'nnz. ' aria S'p'lyjii; Vrfinli
Forrest, Terry Gibbs; Norman
Speir and ,Jerry Collins provided
the music. Charles.Finlay, of
Wroxeter; was welcomed to the
Home.
Bill and Wanetta Holland, of
the Clinton area, entertained the
residents on Family Nightpwith a
musical program of country and
western music and old tyme
favorites. The Hollands play ac-
cordion and electric guitar, with
Bill taking the vocal part of some
of the 'numbers. Mrs. Bessie El-
liott thanked the entertainers on
behalf of the' residents.
The Home has been decorated
for Saint Patrick's Day, with
everyone looking forward to the.
Irish program on Family Night,
March. 14th,
Fifh .and Huron Rei'identsI
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Mrs. Herb Wheeler and is visiting
other relatives tin the vicinity.
John Monro of Hamilton, Lynn
Jones of Sterling, Robert Beck of
Stoney Creek, and John Hender-
son of Brucefield recently called
on Mrs, Walter Scott.
Miss Pamela Reid of Wingham
spent the weekend . with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
person Irwin.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Martin
and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Oliver of
Seaforth visited last Wednesday
with Mrs. George Martin.
The citizenship meeting of the
Belgrave Women's Institute will
be held on Tuesday, March 19 at 2
p.m. in the community rooms
with Mrs. William Coultes as con-
vener. Mrs. Daniel Webster of
Teeswater will give the address.
Lunch committee will be Mrs.
Dan Hallahan, Mrs. Ivan Wight -
man and Mrs: George Walker. All
women of the community are
welcomed.
Mrs. Roy Dawson; Mrs. Ronald
Jamieson and Mrs. ttichard
''Moore of Calvin -Brick UCW at,
tended the annual meeting of
Huron -Perth. Presbyterial bast
Wednesday afternoon in Mitchell
United Church.
Mr. and, Mrs. Ivan Moore of
Windsor spent the' weekend with
Mr: and Mrs. Richard Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anderson
attendedthe wedding of their
granddaughter, Carol Schrieber
to Robert Hartwell at the home of
the bride's parents, Mr, and Mrs.
William Schrieber of Milton on,
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the united Church Sunday,.
March 17, at I1:30" a.m. The new
hymnarietc, Will be' dedicated.
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