Clinton News Record, 1981-01-22, Page 1726. Help wanted
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JOB OPPORTUNITY - Sell
Deseret Jewellery- For in-
formation call 482-7314 after 5
p.m. -3
27. Wanted (general)
FIREWOOD WANTED
Seasoned. loaded on our
trailers. 50 percent limbs and
the rest split SEASONED.
Call Toh Free 1-800-265-4279.
Floyd Jones, Newbury
Ontario. -51-4
WAWFED - removed by April
15. 1981. one frame barn 40' x
60, with metal, roof and two-
storey red brick house. Con-
tact Bob Ginuredwald 357-3450
from 9 - 5 or 482-3270
evenings. -1-4
28. Business
opportunity
EARN MONEY' Learn in-
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Reduced prices. For free
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FULL OR PART-TIME -
Couples and individuals for
business of your own: Local
Amway distributor trains you
for splendid opportunity.
Phone 482-7728 after 5 and on
weekends. -3-10x
29. Tenders
FOR SALE BY TENDER:
Two wooden counters. One
approximately 8' long, one
approximately 16' long.
Separate tenders will be ac-
cepted. Apply at Clinton Credit
Union. Box 310. before Jan. 24.
1981.-3a r
TENDERS FOR
LAND RENT
TOWNSHIP
OF STANLEY
Sealed tenders clearly marked
as to contents will be received
by the undersigned for land
rent (m West Part. Lot 16.
Concession BRN Township of
Stanley for approximately 35
acres for the years 1981. 1982
and 1983 until 12:00 noon.
Friday. Jan. 30, 1981. Tender
forms must be obtained from
the office of the clerk
treasurer. Highest or any
tender not necessarily ac-
cepted.
Mel Graham
Clerk Treasurer
RR1
Brucefield, Ont.
NOM IJO.-3.4
PUBLIC
TENDER
House for sale - 14
Shipley St., Clinton. 2
bedroom brick house to
be moved. Purchaser to
move ho/use off present
lot not( later than May
15, 1411.. Tenders to be
submitted to Hospital
Administrator, Clinton
Public Hospital, closing
date Friday. Feb. 6, 1411.
Particulars of site
preparation available
at the hospital.
Douglas Coventry
Administrator
30. Employment
wanted
EXPERIENCED Day Care
Worker will babysit in her
country home any time. Phone
482-7116. -2,3x
1 WiLL BABYSIT in my own
home daily including
weekends. House on highway
near Brucefield. Phone 482-
7493.-2,3
31 . Service
directory
KEN'S CARPENTRY -
Remode,lling renovations.
cupboards, nec rooms, car-
ports. floorinng. Hunt -Pella
windows and patio doors.
aluminum siding_ windows.
doors. Phone 482 -76767 -Ken
McNairn.-121far
LAYING and FINISHING
concrete floors for basements.
garages, drive sheds etc Call
• George 482 -3e91. nee511
WHEELCHAiRS- The CP & T
Fund of Clinton Oddfellows
Lodge have wheelchairs
available for loan free Contact
Tom Chuter 482-76.:2 or Mrs
M. Batkin 482-3866.-46tfar
Custom
Slaughtering
and
Processing
hill Day .idnr,c77ay
nail£RNSP:S
DASHWOOD
237-3677
HANK'S SMALL
ENGINE SERVICE
1 MILE NORTH OF
LONDESBORO
523-9202
FOR SALE
Used Snowmobiles
We also Service
and Repair
snowmobiles and
snowblowers and
other small engine
equipment
INCOME TAX
PREPARED
Personal and
Form
Ross Carter, B.A.
REASONABLE RATES
PLEASE PHONE
482-7776
AFTER 6 P.M.
PAINTING
DECORATING
INTERIOR
RENOVATIONS
Free Estimatescall:
Steve Miners
BRUCEFIELD
482-3377
WATER WELL DRILLING
W.D. HOPPER
& SONS
FOUR MODERN
ROTARY RIGGS
PHONE:SEAFORTH
NEIL: 527-1737
BURL: 427-0828
JIM: 527-0775
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GENERAL
CONTRACTING
*Farm Building')'
it Additions
*Renovations
PHONE 482-3063
31 Service
directory
ADDITIONS. Renovations and
All Types of Carpentry.
Inc hrding drywall. Licensed
carpenter with reasonable
prices- Phone 482-7860 Gary
MacKay -1-4
FOR EXPERIENCED and
Professional stucco and
drywall renovations call 482-
3696.-1-4 '
Electrical Problems? Call
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ELECTRIC
Licensed Electrician
Commercial/
Industrial /Farm
Residential
24 HR. EMERGENCY
SERVICE
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482-7441
DRYWALL
known for high quality
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DRYWALL
hove complete drywall
service
Phone 527-1398
527-0606
35 Notice to
creditors
iN THE MATTER OF' THE
ESTATE` OF JOSEPH
FREDERiCK MOTE. late of
the. Town of Clinton. in the
County of Huron • .
ALL PERSONS having claims
against the Estate of the
above-named. .Joseph
Frederick Mote. who died on
or --about- the -2nd-day of
December. 1981. are required
to file the same with full
particulars with the un-
dersigned by the 9th day of
February, 1981. as after that
date the assets of the estate
will be distributed. with regard
only to the claims of which the
undersigned shall have notice.
DATED at Clinton. Ontario.
this 8th day of January. 1981.
D. GERALDHILTZ,
Barrister&
Solicitor.
52 Huron Street .
Clinton. Ontario.
Solicitor for the
Executor. -2-4
IN THE ESTATE OF
LAWRENCE EDWARD
ELLIS. late of the Village of
Brucefield in the County of
Huron. Retired ,Farmer.
deceased.
ALL persons having claims
against the Estate of the
above-named who died on the
20th day of November. 1980.
are required to file full par-
ticulars thereof with the un-
dersigned on or before the 20th
day of February. 1981. after
which date the assets will be
distributed. having regard
only to the claims of which the
undersigned shall then have
notice.
DATED at Clinton. Ontario,
this 19th day of January. 1981.
MENZiES. ROSS.
Clinton. Ontario.
Solicitors for the
Executors. -3-5
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
ALL persons having claims
against the Estate of LiLLiE
BELLE JAMIESON. Widow.
late of the Town of Clinton. in
the County of Huron. who died
on or about the 28th day of
December. 1960. are required
to file the same with full
particulars with the un-
dersigned by the 14th day of
February. 1981. as after that
date the assets of the estate
will be distributed.
DATED at Goderich.
Ontario, this 14th day of
January, 1981.
PREST and EGENER.
Barristers. etc..
33 Montreal Street.
Goderich, Ontario.
Solicitors for the
Estate. -3-5
HENDRIK GELOK
ELECTRIC
RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL
IVDUSTR/AL
TRAILER AND R V SERVICE
QUALITY WORKMANSHIP AT A REASONABLE PRICE
MAINTENANCE - NEW AND OLD INSTALLATIONS
PHONE 519482-3700
or 482.7007
34 Personal
PREGNANT and
DISTRESSED' Married or
single. free positive con-
fidential support Help is as
close as your telephone.
BIRTHRIGHT - London
+collec/t ( 432-7197 or 524-2913.
357-1769or 392-6541 -3-52
36. Announcements,
notices
NOTICE
Township of
Tuckersmith
The residents of the Town
ship of Tuckersmith ors
requested by the council:
NOT TO
PARK CARS
ON
TOWNSHIP
ROADS
during the winter months in
order to facilitate snow
plowing operations.
Council will not be respon-
sible for damage to any
vehicles parked on roads or
streepts_
Council - also requests that
the residents of the Town-
ship of Tuckersmith:
DO NOT PUSH
OR DUMP
SNOW ON
TOWNSHIP
ROADS
ALLAN NICHOLSON
Road Superintendent
TOWNSHIP OF
TUCKERSMITH
42 Death notice
Mr, 411411•14
PAPPI.E
At Huronview. Clinton on
Monday. January 16; 1981,
David Papple of Main Street
North. Seaforth. beloved
husband of Isabella ( Monk )
Papple, in his 96th year. Dear
father of Mrs. Rot- (Ella)
West. London: Gordon. RR 5.
Seaforth: Airs. Wallace
(Mary) Pringle. Brantford:
William. Egmondville: Earle;
Seaforth. Mrs. Scott (Anne)
Kerr. Dorchester: Mrs. Elmer
Myrtle 1 Scott. Norwalk.
California: Lloyd. London:
Mrs. William (Olive) Little.
RR 1. Seaforth, Mrs Douglas
(Edna Stinson. London. Also
survived by 31 grandchildren
and 42 .great grandchildren.
Predeceased by one son
Robert (June 1944 Rested at
the Whitney - Ribey Funeral
Home. 87 Goderich Street
West. Seaforth: where service
was held Wednesday. at 2 p.m.
with Reverend T A A Duke
officiating. Temporary en-
tombment Pioneer Memorial
Mausoleum with interment to
follow Baird's Cemetery,
Brucefie Id. -- 3
38. Auction sale
Richard Lobb
AUCTIONEER
Clinton 482-7898
AUCTION CALENDAR
Every Thursday
HENSALL
LIVESTOCK SALE
42 Death notice
• 42 Death notice
MALPASS H.ABLRLll
At Riverside Hospital. Ottawa.:)t St. Joseph's Hospital.
London on Friday. January 16.
1981,Jacob William Habererof
21 Goshen Street South_
Zurich. in his 77th year.
Beloved husband of Vera Clara
Kalbfleisch. Dear father of
John. Toronto Dear brother of
Ferdinand of Zurich
Predeceased by four brothers
and three sisters Also sur-
vived by three grandctald,en.
Sarah. • Steen and Beth.
Funeral was held at St.Peter 's
Leathern Church. Zurich on
Sunday. January 18th at 2 p.m.
Pastor Jack Dressler of-
ficiated. Temporary en-
tombment with interment
later in St. Peter's Lutheran
Cemetery Donations to the
charity of your choice will be
apprec is ted by the family -3
on Sunday. January 11, 1981,
Maxwell Edmund Malpass- of
Ottawa. formerly of London, in
his 47th year. Dear father of
Jennifer. David and Patrick
all of Quesnel. British
Columbia. Dear brother of
Mrs- Ted (Betio) Collins of
London and Robert of Lam-
beth. A family funeral service.
was conducted at- the
McFarlane & Roberts Funeral
Home. Lambeth by Reverend
ion lianstorol of the Lambeth
United Church. on Wednesday,
January 14, at 1 :30 p.m. Spring
interment in Dorchester Union
Cemetery .- 3
COOPER
At Clinton Public Hospital on
Sunday. January 18. 1981, Mr.
Alvin Cooper of Clinton in his
59th year. Beloved husband of
Doreen Cooper Dear brother
of Evelyn (Mrs. William
Gaines( of Flint. Michigan.
Clarence of Lapeer. Michigan.
Cliff of Clio. Michigan and Bill
of Mount Morris, Michigan.
Also survived by several
nieces and nephews. Rested at
the Ball Funeral Home. 153
High Street. Clinton after 7
p.m.. Monday. until Wed-
nesday. January 21. 1981:
where the funeral service was
held at 2 p.m. Interment
Clinton Cemetery -3
FORA\
At Huronview on Sunday,
January 18. 1981. Mary
c Pol lard i Foran, formerly of
Goderich. .n her 94th year.
Beloved wife of the late
William Foran. Aiso
predeceased by her 'parents,
Patrick and Mary Anne
(Kearney) Pollard and four
brothers. Thomas. Joseph.
Edward and Oswald. Rested at
the McCallum Funeral Home.
Cambria Road at East- St..
Goderic Ye. after 2:30 p.m.
Monday until Tuesday mor-
ning then to St. Peter's Roman
Catholic Church for Funeral
Mass at 11:00 Interment St
Peter's Cemetery. -3
VAN POUCKE
At Seaforth Community
Hospital on Thursday.
January 15th. 1981. Adolf Karel
Van Poucke . of 69 Market
Street. Sea forth in his 75th
year. Surviving are his wife,
the former Elza Victoria
Robbens. Survived by children
Yvette (Mrs. Henry Bin-
needyk' of RR 2, Kippen,
Marcel P, of Windsor and
Garry A. of Seaforth. One
sister. Mrs. Leontin Ver-
cruyssen of RR 2. Blyth and
one brother Leonard of
Belgium. Also 12 grand-
children survive The late Mr. •
Van Poucke rested at the R.S,
Box Funeral Home, 47 High
Street. Seaforth after,2 p.rn. on
Friday. where services were
from St. • James Roman
Catholic Church. Seaforth on
Saturday. January 17th at 11
a.m. Temporary entombment
in Pioneer Memorial
Mausoleum. Seaforth with
interment later in St-. James
Cemetery. Seaforth.-3 .
PASSMORE
Mr. John IShon) Passmore. of
72 Church Street. Delhi passed
away on Monday, January 19.
1981. in his 70th year, (former
manager- of Delhi P.G.C.)
Beloved husband of former
Irene Smith. Dear father of
Mrs. Paul (Ann) Mogan',
Ottawa: Mrs. Charles (Judith )
Scour` Ottawa, Mrs. Gail-
( Mary) Scheers, RR I. Sirn-
coe. Dear brother of Mrs.
William iZetta) McLean,
Hamilton : Rev. Robert
Passmore, Owen Sound: Mrs.
Lorne (Gladys) Elder.
Chatham . Kenneth Passmore,
Aylmer Also surviving are
seven grandchildren. Resting
at Murphy Funeral Home.
Delhi I from Wednesday 2:00
p.m.1 for funeral service in the
chapel on Thursday at 2:00
p.m conducted by Rev.
Gordon Williams. Delhi United
Church. interment Delhi
Cemetery -3
e/tee cia
AUCTION CALENDAR
JANUARY,!24th: Form property and machinery
auction 2 miles north of Crediton, Bruce Mills at
1:15 p.m.
JANUARY 27th: Farm property auction, 100 acres,
4 milds east of Kippon at 1:15 p.m. for estate of Ed
McKay.
FEBRUARY 11th: Wimtom Building Services Inc„
Ridgetown, machinery and tools al 10:30 a.m.
elezlifeze, c CV4,4o-ciaie.1
AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS
77 MAIN ST e SEAFORTH. ONTARIO
(519) 527-1458
VOLLAND
At The Queensway Manor.
Hensall on Tuesday. January
13. 1981. Mrs. Elizabeth
Albrecht Voliand. in her 98th
year. Widow of the late John
Henry- Volland + 1968 +. Dear
mother of Clarence of Hensall,
Bruce of Sudbury. Mrs. Vera
Johnston. Brucefield. Mrs.
Irene Finlayson of Hensall.
Beatrice (Mrs. Louis Taylor '.
Varna. Also survived by 16
grandchildren. 35 great -
grandchiidren and four great -
great -grandchildren.
Visitation at the Bonthron
Chapel of Michael -P. O'Connor
Funeral Home. -118 King
Street. Hensall. after 2 p.m.
Thursday where the funeral
and committal service was
conducted on Friday. January
16th- at 2- p.m. - with - Rev.
Lockhart Royal officiating.
Temporary entombment with
interment later in Hensall
Union Cemetery Donations to
the C:N.I.B.• would be ap-
preciated .-3
•
CLEAVE
At the Bluewater Rest Home.
Zurich. on Saturday; January
17- 1981. Mrs. Floreleanor
Elizabeth . ( Watson I Cleave: in
her 90th year. Widows of the
late Paul Cleave 11975 ) Dear
mother of Logan and James.
both. of Bayfield. Eric of
Wingham and Ann ( Mrs.
Edward Twentyman + of
Waukegan. Illinois. - Dear
sister of Mrs. Bessie Gillard of
Union. Predeceased by four
brothers and four sisters. Also
survived by 17 grandchildren.
18 great-grandchildren and
two great -great-
grandchildren. Visitation at
the Westlake Chapel of
Michael P. O'Connor Funeral
Homes, 49 Goshen Street.
North. Zurich where the
funeral and committal service
were conducted on Tuesday.
January 20 at 2 p.m. with
Pastor Ross Smith officiating.
Temporary entombment with
interment later in Bayfield
.Cemetery. Donations to the
charity of your choice would be
appreciated by the family. -3
43. Births
CLDMORE
Ted and. Joan (nee, Nigh) of
Seaforth are proud to an-
nounce the arrival of their
daughter. Kelly Elaine at St.
Joseph's Hospital. London on
January 12. 1981 weighinginat
6 Ib. 101 t oz. Brig brother Brian
is waiting at home for Kelly.
Happy Grandparents are Joe
and Muriel Nigh of Seaforth
and Reg and Iia Cudmore of
Clinton -3
OSTLER
David and Dianne (Cudmore)
of Brampton are tickled pink
to announce the arrival of
Maggie's little sister. Julia
May was horn on December 2.
1980 at Peel Memorial
Hospital. weighing in at 5 l 10
oz Happy Grandparents are
,john and Fran Ostler of Milton
and Reg and 1 l ('udmore of
Clinton - 3
MEDD
Mr. and Airs Jim Medd are
happy to announce the birth of
their son, John William Brent,
on Wed. Jan 1.1• 1981 at
Wingham District Hospital A
brother for Mandy and
Melissa - 3nx
POSTMA
Case and Alita are thankful to
God for the blessing of a
beautiful baby girl, born on
,January 7. 1981 A welcome
sister for Angela. -Bart and
,Joseph :3 •
FOR RF. ST
Bill and Heather (nee Bowie
are proud to announce the
birth of their first child. Steven
James Deric, on Jan. 10. 1981,
at St Joseph's London A
grandson for Peggy and
Wilmer Ferguson and David
and Margo Bowie. -3nx
CIorNTON NEWS-REQJRD, MSIR DAY, JANUARY 22.1.981 -PAGE 17
43 Births
CULLEN
Cathi and Doyle thank the Lord
for another -little blessing'
Gregory Doyle born January
1,7. 1981. a brother for Brent.
-Children are a heritage from
the Lord ' Psalm 127:3.-3nx
45 Marriages
PRESCOTT-
:'lc'-C9b.'TIRA s ..
On January 17. 1981 ith Otntar3e
Street United Church Chapel,
Clinton. Driisilla McMurray,
Clinton and Ernest Prescott of
Orono. Ontario were united in
marriage Rev. Nortran Pick
officiated. Mr. and Mrs.
Prescott will be residing at 119
Huron Street, Ciinton.-3x
46. In memoriam
RILEY
in loving memory of a
husband fatter and grand-
father. John Riley. whopassed
away Jan 23. 1980.
I think of him in silence
His name i oft recall
There is nothing left to answer
But his picture on the wall_
Sadly missed by wife Clara,
sons. daughter and
families. -3
RILEY
In memory of Dad. John Riley,
who passed away Jan. 23.1980.
So many things have happened
Dad
Since you were called away
So many things to share with
you
Had you been left to stay
;We eailnot-bring the old days
back
Your hand wecannot touch .
But we still have sweet
memories -
Of the one we loved so much.
Ever remembered. ever loved,
your daughter Marie. son -Mn -
law Bruce and granddaughter
Kathy. -3
47. Card of thanks
YOUNG
The family of the late Jim
Young sincerely thank their
friends, neighbours and
relatives for all their acts of
kindness during his illness. A
very'special thank you to Dr.
James Rourke. Dr. 'Flowers,
Dr. Lambert and the kind
nurses on first floor of Clinton
Hospital for their com-
prssionate care. To all who
sent messages of sympathy,
and donated so generously to
Cancer Research and to all
who visited him. both in
hospital and at home. Special
thanks also go to McCallum
Funeral Home. Rev. Norman
Pick and the U.C.W. of
Holmesville United Church.
Lorrine. Janice and Ron. Mrs.
Elma Young, Olive and
Graham Johnston, Bess and
Harold Black. -3
•CAR BERT
Thank you to all who helped at
the 'scene of the' accident.
Special thanks to Fr. John
Pluta, Dr. Newland, Dr: Watt
and Dr: Baker and to all the
nurses who were so very. good
to me. Thanks to all those who
sent flowers, gifts. Get Well
cards and Birthday presents.
To the teachers. secretary
Mrs. Mitchell and pupils of St.
Joseph's School for their visits
and thoughtfulness. Sincerely
Agness Carbert.-3x
LAYTON
i w ish to thank my family and
friends for the kindness l
received while Twee a patient
in Clinton Hospital. Special
thanks to Dr. Newland. 1st
floor nurses. kitchen staff and
Rev Pick. Dorothy Layton. -3
-
VOLLAND
The family of the. late
Elizabeth Volland would like to
express their sincere thanks to
their relatives. friends and
neighbours for the expressions
of sympathy shown during
their recent bereavement. for
the locety tributes. cards and
donations to all societies and a
special thanks to all at the
Queensway Nursing Home in
Hensall. to all who visited at
the funeral home. to the
Bonthron-O'Connor Funeral
Home. also for the delicious
lunch served by the
Presbyterian ladies of Hensall
• food sent to the house. and a
special thanks to Rev
Lockhart Royal of Goderich.
Your thoughtfulness , will
always remain a cherished
memory. The Volland
Family -3 -_
Parks have deficit
The deficit of the
Parks board increased hist
year while building permit
values in the munidipality
and hurls tense
topics raised some concern
at last week's meetiug of
Hensel! cowed.
"We have to think of seine
way to raise more y,"
conmented Councillor 14Min-
nie Noakes in reference to
the parte board deficit
which increased by just over
$5,000 last year to a total of
$26,940.
That was about $2,000
more than the budget had
predicted, and both the
receipts and expenditures
were well below budget, but
unfortunately the latter were
more so -
Revenue for the year,
mainly from the commtiltity
centre, was $43X6, do' ---
over $11,000 from 1979. The
expenditures decreased by
only $6,000 to $70,226. Wages
make up half the latter total
at $35,874.
The biggest difference in
both sides of the ledger was
in capital projects. In 1979,
the board spent $13,000 on
capital projects and that was
down to $1,114 last year, and
of course, there was a 'educ-
tion this year. in the capital
grants and donations receiv-
ed for capital costs.
At their January meeting,
the board approved an in-
crease in auditorium and bar
rental rates, but Councillor
John Skea questioned
whether this was an area in
which to attempt to raise
more funds.
He said he.was afraid that
the . new rates, up $25 for
Saturday night rental to
$175, would price the hall out
of the market with other
areas facilities. The bar ren-
tal will be increased $25.
Skea noted that awns
were finding it more difficult
to make money at their fund
raising dances and the new
rates would make it more so.
The fund raising dance
sponsored on New Year's
even by the board netted a
profit of $308.78, but a
previous dance had ended up
m the red and left the board
with a- total -profit of only
$3.66 from the two events.
Mrs. Noakes was critical
of . the fact many Hensall
residents had not supported
the two fund raising ac-
tivities.
In reference to the new
hall rates, both Reeve Paul
Neilands . and Councillor
Dick Peckham assured Skea
that they were still lower
than many other area
facilities.
In his year-end report,
building official Herman
Van Wieren reported that
the total value of building
permits issued in 1980 had
dropped about $42,000 from
the previous year to a total of
$158,600. That 1979 figure
was a decline of almost
$45,000 from the 1978 figure
of $247,246.
Neilands said the decline
was a reflection of the high
interest rates which make it
prohibitive for many
residents .to consider
building projects. "It's just
the way the economy is right
now," he said.
"It certainly shows which
way we are going," added
Skea.
At the end of his report
Van Wieren asked council
for an increase in his
mileage rate, suggesting it
go from 1214 cents pe'r` lieu to
20 cents.
After Clerk Betty Oke
noted that council members
are paid 20 cents per km for
their mileage, council ap-
proved the increase.
In other business council:
Were advised by Keith R.
Westlake, Zurich that the
Westlake Ambulance Ser-
vice has been transferred to
Michael O'Connor operating
as O'Connor Ambulance Ser-
vice from the same location.
Agreed to increase the
amount of their security
bond on staff members and
members, of couiicil from
$10,000 to $50,000. The action
stemmed from a suggestion,
by the provincial govern-
ment which was a result of a
situation in a southwestern
Ontario town where an
employee made off with a
considerable amount of
public money. The cost of the
increased policy was $211.
Council had suggested going
to $25,000 but Clerk Betty
Oke noted that wasn't much
different than the $10,000
now carried in comparison
to the amount of money that
was handled at the
municipal office.
Simpartiod a resolution
from North Bruttesa
Township which would pro-
hibit non-resident lan-
for of-
fice ina municipality.
Endereed a reolution
from North Burgess
Tewnship which would pro-
hibit non-resident lan-
downers
froni running for of-
fice ID anernielpality.
Endorsed a resolution
from Hal ' d -Norfolk
calling on the provincial
t to undertakean
envirtaunental assessment
before approving the in-
dustrial waste treat
facility planned for South
Cayuga-. While members
agreed the wastes had to be
deposited somewhere, they
felt it could create problems
for people in the South
Cayuga area unless an en-
etnl aceee_erneet.was
sentlearteeekt to prove the use
of the site.
Agreed to give Orville
Workman a broken cement
hydro pole which had been
damaged in the village...
Learned that Tuickersmith
has appointed Robert Bell to
the Hensall Area Fire Board
and that Hay's represen-
tative will be Lloyd
Mousseau.
Passed a bylaw to provide
for the Richmond Street
South drainage works and
for borrowing on the credit
of the municipality the sum
of $149,270 for completing the
project. A motion was also
passed authorizing
engineers B. M., Ross and
Associated to call tendersfor
the project. The total cost for
Hensall has been assessed at
$108,341.
Decided not to get involved
in the perennial dispute
between Willard Buchanan
and Hensall Motors over
their snow removal prac-
tices. Reeve Neilands said
council - had attempted to
correct the situation • last
year, but apparently to no
avail, and he was fed up with
the feud and was giving up
on the matter. Mrs. Noakes
said the problem has been
going on for 20 years. -
Hensall native
dies at 69
John Passmore
Mr. John (Shoe)
Passmore, ,off Delhi died on
Monday, January 19. He was
in his 70th year.
Mr. Passmore was born in
the Hensall area to Mr. and
Mrs. John Passmore. His
father operated the Hensall
PUC for many years, and
John followed in his footsteps
and was a former manager
of the Delhi PUC.
Mr. Passmore was
predeceased by his parents
and is survived by his wife,
the former Irene Smith. Also
surviving are three
daughters, Mrs. Paul (Ann)
Mogan of Ottawa, Mrs.
Charles (Judith) Brown of
Ottawa and Mrs. Gary
(Mary) Scheers of RR 1,
Simcoe.
Mr. Passmore is also
survived by two sisters, Mrs.
William ( Zeta) McLean of
Hamilton and Mrs. Lorne
(Gladys) Elder of Chatham
and two brothers, Rev.
Robert Passmore of Owen
Sound and Kenneth of
Alymer. Seven grand-
children.. . also.. survive
Passmore.
Funeral services were
held aE the Murphy Funeral
Home in Delhi on January
21. Rev. Gordon Williams
officiated at the servi: a and
interment followed in the
Delhi Cemetery.
Dots*,
6e a
to
Remember
in ,.
1981
Sat., April 4 I
RUMMAGE SALE
Thurs., April 30
PIE SOCIAL
Sat., Oct'. 31. ,
FALL BAZAAR
Sponsorial by
Madeleine Lane
Auxiliary
at
St. Andrew's
Presbyterian
Church
Clinton