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Co-op opening
was successful
ELGRAVE — The official
opening of the new Coop store
was well attended. Don Moffat,
United Co-operatives division
manager; Simon Hallahan, reeve
of East Wawanosh; Bill- Elston,
reeve Of Morris; Anson McKin-
ley, warden of Huron; aab Mc-
Kercher, past president of UCO;
Bob Down, UCO director; Bob
Coulthard, UCO vice president,
all assisted in the ribbon cutting.
Everyone enjoyed touring the
new facility and a barbecue of
chicken and pork on a spit was at-
tended by 900 people at the arena.
The Lucknow School Band of 65
members, led by Mr. Cayley
entertained with a concert during
the.,wupper hour.
Friday and Saturday tours of
the new store were well attended.
Saturday night 500 people
danced to music by the Moran
Brothers to wind up a successful
week.
Meeting honors
Grand Master
BELGRAVE — A special meet-
ing of interest was held in the
W.I. Hall where the Huron North
County Loyal Orange Lodge met
to -honor the Grand Master of On-
tario West, G.O.L. R.W. Bro.
James Bell of Parry Sound. •
A good number of brethren
were present from Huron South,
Exeter, Clinton, Bruce West,
Perth North, Listowel and Trow-
bridge, Kincardine, Amberley,
Tara, Chesley and Southampton.
County Master Emmerson Mit-
chell chaired the meeting with
the G.M. and P.G.M. Dave War-
den of Listowel being introduced
by Acting Marshall Bro. Robert
Hibberd. County Master of West
Bruce Arthur McCormick, North
Bruce Gilbert McClinton, North'
Perth Robert Ash of Trowbridge
were also introduced.
NOTICE
The Town of Wingham
will revert to
W;ANDARD T5ME(.
on
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26
of 2.00 a.m.
WILLIAM RENWICK
Clerk
:nth
SIMON HALLAHAN, reeve of East. Wawanosh Township,
cuts the ribbon to officially mark the, grand opening of the
Belgrave UCO branch last Thursday. The ribbon -holders
were: Don Moffatt, UCO manager of the 'Supply Services
Division; Bob Coulthard, UCGdtrector for Zones 7, 8 and 9;
BOB McKERCHER, past UCO director for Zone 7, gets
some cheese and crackers to go,along with his cider during
opening day at the Belgrave Co-op. A: barbecue Thursday
evening and a Saturday dance were also part of the
celebrations.
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1975. For further information and application 'forms -
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SPEC AL PLATFORM GUESTS during the opening
ceremonies of the Belgrave Co-op were Bill Elston, Morris
Township reeve; Huron County Warden Anson McKinley
and East Wawanosh Township, Reeve Simon Hallahan.
Hawick Twp. clerk
resigns end of Dec.
After almost 30 years of service
to Howick Township, clerk -treas-
urer Ivan Haskins announced to.
council that' he would be resign-
ing Dec. '31.
The resignation, he said, was
due to health reasons.
Mr. Haskins began his munici-
pal life while still farming on the
northern township boundary. He
was elected to council in 1949 and
served in that capacity until 1961
when he became deputy -reeve.
He took over the reeve's position
from 1962 to 1965. At that time he
stepped down to become clerk -
treasurer.
Council was presented with a
$1,300 bill at the Oct. 6 meeting
for a "mix-up" which has since
been cleared up.
Until stickers were distributed
informing residents which fire
department to call. many phoned
the Clifford Fire Department.
The Clifford crew always re-
sponded to the calls but sub-
mitted a bill to council.
The clerk was authorized to
advertise for tenders for snow
plowing for 1975-76 to be sub-
mitted no later than 5 p.m.. Nov.
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In other business council:
Gave the recreation committee
a grant of $6.000 for running the
Howick arena;
Instructed the clerk to adver-
tise in the Municipal World and
local papers for applications for
clerk -treasurer and tax collector
td be submitted by Nov 14.
Approved a grant of $500 to the
Huron County 'Federation of Agri
culture.
Issued building permits to
Donald Templeman, house; -
James King, house; Franklin
Bob Down, UCO director for Zone 7; Fred Meier, chairman
of the Belgrave Council; Bob McKercher, past UCO di-
rector for Zone 7; and Murray Lougheed, manager of the
Belgrave Co-op.
W W.
,
West Wawnosh Township
Council members were informed '
at their last meeting, Oct. 7, that
the first instalment of the grant
for the Ontario Home Renewal
Program has final!), arrived. The
grant of $10,000 is available on
loan to eligible homeowners for
repairs nr improvements to their
horn's,: Details on the program
and application forms are avail-
able from the clerk.
Council members also met with
several delegations present at the
meeting. A. J. Sherwood of Dun-
gannon attended to request a
written authorization from
council to install a water system
for the new residential develop-
ment in Dungannon. Council
authorized the clerk to draw up
the appropriate documents for
signing by the township and Mr.
Knox celebrates
111th anniversary
• BELGRAVE — A special ser-
vice was held in Knox Presby-
terian Church on Sunday to
mark the 111th Anniversary of
the congregation.
Many friends joined with the
members on this special oc-
casion; when their minister Rev.
s. Kenneth ,.titans c0&4u,ed, the
worship., set, tee, §pe l fWo ,
'Out need: for, and beheftts' from
meeting together for public wor-
ship,.
Special musical numbers from
the Ladies' Choir of Melville
Presbyterian Church, Brussels
with Mrs. William King as ac-
companist added much to the
service on this special day and
were enjoyed by all.
Upton, house; Arthur Fitch, •
renovate kitchen and car port;
Stanley Cherry, alterations to
store; Eli Byler, trailer; Syl
Lassaline, trailer; LaVern Cob-
lentz, barn; Gordon Haassnot,
addition to barn Harold King,
plumbing shop; Frank Stroop,
slaughter house addition; Gerald
D'Arcey. storage shed; and
Dennis Campbell, trailer ad-
dition: .
Approved construction of Prin-
cess St. in Gorrie and repairs be
made to Maitland St. there;
Gave authority to drill a well at
Belmore Arena be on part of lot 1,
('on. A, Howick Township;
Approved road accounts of
$12.407.35 and general of
$13.773.44 for a total of $39,954.23.
,
RETIRES — Howick Town-
ship clerk Ivan Haskins h'as
decided to retire due to health
reasons after some 10 years
as clerk and almost 30 years
being involved in municipal
affairs. (Staff Photb)
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gets grant
REPLACES THE ORIGINAL
lc SALE
Sherwood.
William Beyersbergen ,was
present to question council about
an ineffective road culvert and to
voice his concern about the ef-
fects on his farm, which borders
a man-made lake, should cot-
tages be erected beside the lake.
Council also heard objections
from Wes Nivins regarding cer-
tain proposed changes to the Kirk
Mu iicipal Drain.
In other business, council:
Authorized the clerk to adver-
tise for tenders on the Gaunt
Municipal Drain. The advertise-
ments will be placed in ,the
London Free Press on two c'bn-
secutive Saturdays;
Voted to increase the' insurance
on road equipment due to rising
labor and repair costs;
Authorized the reeve and clerk
to apply for an interim subsidy on
1975 road expenditures.
General accounts of $9,639.43
were approved for payment.
Belgrave
Mrs. Wes Kerr and Mrs. Walter
Kerr of Brussels were dinner
guests with Mrs. Hazel Procter
on Sunday.
Congratulations to the Bel -
grave,. Co -Op in the opening of
their new store.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam . Wan.
.. Nark of London,we �treek
visitors with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Michie.
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Coultes
and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Rae of
Wingham visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Don Rae of Guelph on Sun-
day and 'attended the baptismal
service of their grandson Jamie
in Trinity - United Church, Guelph.
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