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SIGNAL-FFAR, THURSDAY, FEBRIJARY‘20,, 1975
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Kathleen Steenstra became the bride of Ronald..Allen
Whetstone in a ceremony conducted • by .-Rev.
A.
Beukema at the home of Martin Steenstra at RR 3,,
Clinton. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.
Steehstra, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Whetstone. Miss Doreen Steenstra was the maid of
honor, and Rick Whetstone was the bestman. A reception
followed at the White Carnation. The couple are residing
at RR 3,'C1inton.
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WHAT'S NEW AT HURONVIEW
• The January birthday. iiarty
was held in the auditorium and
"owing to weather conditions the
lunch and gifts were provided
by the Blyth Women's Institute
and the program and party by
the Huronview staff. Mr.
Archibald showed slide pic-
tures of Great Britain and,Mrs.
Mattie McGregor showed
pictures of Florida.
A -special Bobby Burns
Family Night program was
arranged and directed by Mr.
Jim Lawrie of Blytki. The
program consisted of vocal
solos and several instrumental
members by the Blyth Fiddlers
Jim McCall, Bill Hicks, Harvey
McDowell, Debbie Hicks,
Millar Richmond, Jim Lawrie,
Mrs. Ella Richmond and dance
numbers by Karen Glousher
Sherri 1VIarshall, Catherine
Battye, Cindy Ulick. .
ROBERTSON
ROUNDUP
(Intended for last week)
Mrs. Carruthers has a pbst
• ' office for the children's
W.
Wawanosh
valentines. Each kindergarten
• Oupilhas his,own coMpartment
• for the valentines he receives.
ouncii isriets
The February meeting of engineer had completed the
. West Wawanosh Township ' Gaunt Drain• survey and the
Candi took place on Tuesday reports were in the hands of the
• afternoon February '4th in the clerk. A decision was made to
office of the Public Works consider the report, at the
Building. . -• March meeting of council.
• By -Law No. 4, 1975 was given Council was made aware of
third reading and finally the contents of a letter received
passed on motion of Councillors from • Ontario Hydro, which
Hickey and Stothexs. This is an • announced an increase in street
, They know lots of valentine
songs, and enjoy singing them.
They db lots of art. They made
some skiers and tobogganers
out of pipe cleaners.
• In Mrs. Freeman's Grade 1
Michael Howe, Greg Chase,
Kevin Telford, Louise Baechler
and Jeffery Telford wish
Mommy and Daddy a happy
Valentine's Day.
These are some of the words
Gr. 1 thought of on Valentine's
Day: cupid; valentine, candy,
kiss, roses, happy, cards, mail,
chocolates, verse, loye.
•amending by-layv to'by-law No. lighting rate's starting in April.
1, 1975.and changes the. wage ,Dungannon Street lights rate - •
Jaywalkers
rate ,to„be paid the wingman to will be $737.50 per .year corn-
$3.25 per hour. •, pared to,$687.50 at present. ,
.Information in the hands of.1 Councillor Hickey was
the clerk regarding a grant named Township represen-
available to the township to tative to the Huron • County
• loan funds to home owners Farth Safety Association. ,
unable to obtain a loan. A ,.rnotton by Councillors
• elsewhere • for ;: home 'Hickey " and Foran named
renovations such as improving Monteith and Monteith of
eleeteic wiring and plumbing Stratford as auditor for 1975
Be alert for pedestrians (at
all times arid always yield
the right-of-way to them.
Just because jaywalkers are
• wrong "doesn,'t make it right
for motorists' to take chances
with their safety, the Ontario
Safety League stat,es. .
Mrs. Elsie Henderson
arranged a Family Night
program and provided the
piano accompaniment for her
daughter- Wanetta and. Bill
Holland with . accordion and
guitar and harmoniea numbers
by Helen Bisback.
Volunteers from the Clinton
Christian Reformed ChM -eh
assisted with 'Mondays ac-
tivities. The Old Tyme music
was provided by Elsie Hen-
derson, Norman Speir, Jerry
Collin's and Philip Regier with
tnusieal numbers by the .20
member Huronview Rhythm
Band.
Willa Taylor showed coloured
slide pictures of Florida,
Pinelake and local scenes for,
the .Family, Night program.
Mrs. Elsie Henderson en-
tertained before and after the
pictures with melodies on her'
portable srg a n
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COnservation Authority
gets provincial grant
The Honourable Leo Bernier,
Minister of Natural Resources,
announced the approval of a
provincial grant of $13,100.00 to
the Maitland Valley' Con-
servation Authority for the
Falls Reserve Conservation
Area.
This area comprises some 229
acres of land in the Township of
Colborne, County .of Huron.
Development work carried out
since the Area was purchased
in 1964 included theprovision of
camping, picnicing and fishing
facilities and development of
nature trails. ,
During .1975 the Authority
proposes to expand the cam-
ping area to meet increased
demand, equip the recently-
construaed maintenance
building, develop an in-
terpretive facility and un -
Why do you ,ask so
many questions?
The questions we ak help us
to understand your -particular
„tax situation. We take all the
time we need to prcpare a
complete return, then w&
carefully check your return. for
• accuracy.
THAE, INCOME TAX PEOPLE.
19..VICTORIA ST., N.,GODERIcH
• (HioHwAy 21 Beside Presbyterian Church)
• Open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. weekdays - 9-5 Saturdays
•• Phone 524- 8658 ••
Also 3 Rattetibury Street, Clinton
OPEN SATURDAYS - NO,APPOINTMENT NECESSARY
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was placed before Council. The . . • .•. . ,
'plan was discussed and the —Roc=••tx===:xx===>*==54' i,-.==x2==.111.==>?:•==4214.::=,==013.==XX:=Di
• clerk was instructed to obtain
more detailed information as to
what the township's respon-
sibilities' would be should the
plan be considered. •
• A representative group of Six
Townshipresidents attended
the °meeting to place before
Council their wish to have the
• construction of abridge across
the river on Concession .4-5 -
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considered. ThOse present
discussed • the prOposal at
• length with Council:and at the
close of the discussion the clerk
was instructed to contact the
• Ministry of Transportation and
Communications informing its
officials in Stratford of the idea
and requesting a Ministry
representative to come to the
• township and look over the
situation.
• • The road account's, $6,077.23,
were ordered paid on motion 'of
Councillors Hickey and
Cranston, . '
• . A • motion -by • councillors
Cranston • and Hickey
authorized the road superin-
• tendent to seek the Ministry of
Transportation and Com-
munications' approval to call
for tenders on the, supply of a
new road grader for the •
township.
A motion by • councillors
Foran 'ancl Hickey authorized
the reeve and clerk to apply for
the final subsidy on 1974 road
expenditures in the township
which amounted to $116,097,50.
Council ws informed that
Mr. A. Clark,. a Wingham
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Rich as tree planting, games
field development and various
other'A- improvements. A .
preliminary engineering study
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and other general planning,
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also.
All member municipalities
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of the cost. -
•An extension cord Was not
designed to take the place of •
permanent wiring. It is 'a
handy device for getting
power to an area of your
home where, there is no
outlet, but should only be
used on a temporary basis.
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