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SEAFORTH NOMINATION
Continued from Page 1
work with Which tie was collet+et
cd. Ile said an effort is being
made to have the road froth kNa
forth to Brussels built els a dev-
elopment
ewelopement road.
Frank Kling P,U,C. chairman
solid it had been a satisfactory
year tulaler Manager 13 )USsey. Ile
explained the building program
of 11 loop around the town to give
balanced volt ago. New street
lighting on (lodoricli street is
most complete and it is hoped to
extend it to Main street, Five
transformers had been added to
the town system in 1860, A water
heater program has been started.
The revised water rates will
enable the commission to rebuild
galvanized lines, tidd plains and
hydrants. Approximately 28 cost-
ly leaps had to be repaired this
year. Also several three-quarter
inch pipers are tuisatisfactore'.
no water tank was painted and
CI
new services added.
new
Dh•, llrad? said ho had not been
able to do justice to the council
work owing to business pressure.
lie alight be Happy to return in
u few years. The council had
umaninlonsty offered the chair to
ltir, Daly, who had infused new
ideas c1 spirit into the eatuleil.
Seaforths assessment is $1,692,-
See.
1,662;S`e, The budget receipts for 1860
v 'r1. 9211,14", De which 89,689 is
unspent as of Oct. 81, e predict-
ed
(c t;I
I 1
c f 98 00 for the t'
asurplus uo e
ed 1 l t t year
1 v r Y
because the new sewers had not
been laid yet, reducing expected
street. Lost s.
The tiro lee velum tee ha 0 op
reed to nee mo me of the sttrpltts
to buy the tractor end replace
Dm town truck. roughly 92,000.
\ lot was to be desired in tax
arrears, but 32'e,000 had been
collected in 19110. At the start
of the year thele was 817,205 un-
paid taxes At Oct. 31, 332,974.
The tax sale on property 3 yelp's
in arrears will take place early
I11 1901,
There are five outstanding de-
' bentures in Seaforth, totalling
a612,leld, I'at't of this is High
'tiehool debentures, Actual Sere
forth debentures stand at 9366,-
111l1, equal to 21.6 per cent of oar
assessment. The Municipal Board
places a ceiling of 25 per cent on
' borrow tugs.
Councillor N. C. Carduo said
the tire and water committee had
• operated within its budget of
61.501. The industrial commit-
tee had followed up a few in-
quiries but there was nothing yet.
Ile had not nmatle up his mind
whether to stand again.
Councillor John Turnbull re-
ported 011 sewer work. Pernmis-
siou had been obtained during
the year to put more sewage
through the existing plant to take
• care of the elhoe factory and the
hospital and the northwest part
of town. He espeeled the project
co proceed in the new year. The
Water Resources Commission of
Ontario installs. supervises and
operates the system. Asa winter
works program a 75 Per cent 're-
fund would be received on labor.
It was important to have an over
all plan on paper for 111e town
and it could serve as a guide for
future councils to avoid a hodge
podge of hook-ups like our drain
, lige. He had intended to retire
- bite felt obligated to complete the
• present phase of sewer work.
'• Councillor Thorpe Rivers re-
' ported on streets committee eel-
` ivity. Calcium had been used
instead of oil this year and there
were only a few complaints about
dust. Dur new mayor is a credit
to the town, he said.
Councillor John C. Flannery
said he had learned a lot in his
first year in council, Three new
bleachers and a water tap were
• placed at the recreation ground
by the parks committee. He sup
?ested greater use of Victoria
Park for parking to ease 3Iaiu
street crowding.
Councillor Neil C. Bell said he
was the greenhorn on council.
having been appointed to take
Mayor Daly's place. 8400,00e in
building' permits had been issued
in the 11 months. -
D'Orieau Sills• P.V.C. commis -
stoner, said the loop system is a
leu:; range project. also plans are
beim: made to get away from ice
storm troubles as mueli as poss-
ible.
3t Mabel Turnbull. iibr, - • 1
chairmutl there'
l
wc•re not so nt:iny ladles
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GIFTS - CHINA
LACE TABLE CLOTHS
Boxed Gift Sets
BOOKS
,...
DOLLS
KIDDIE CARS AND WAGONS
SNOW SUITS
GLOVES AND MITTS
SWEATERS AND HO,S.'IERY
WOOL HEAL) SCARVES
UNDERWEAR
Paint by Number Sets
Xmas Cards, Wrappings
and Ribbon
I. 1ROR' F;'S
SEA/FORTH ' AIR• �QTH 5c pyo' $1.00 ST RE a° E
S a ATgONEfl - Q, f;F A ti!
or Daly was following the policy
started by the late klayor Gliris,
tie of atteadizig board meetings.
Library IllelIIhel'a111p 111111 inel•0116'
210
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1 year. 10W
Kt l to 823 this t1 A 1
>y
of • ) C 00
t.lst.yc 1 I c dill had. replaced laced he
year old set
Jolla Card110, council 1'ep1'es011•
Wive on the high school board,
said it was hoped to have two
1'1)01116 in the new addition ready
in six oe eight weeks. The lag-
oon is working well and locks
like a little lake,
Mrs,. .1. 1'. Cai'duo, public school
board c11ah'mtul, said she had en-
joyed the position work for two
years and intended to step down
but Would remain on the board
another two years.
She praised the teaching staff
and said the good work oil 118r.
Joynt in maintaining the school
had reduced repair costs. There
had been some vandalism. Blinds
are being replaced. Mrs. Bons-
sey's square dance class had won
at the Western fair, Many hours
of work had devoted to bo 101the
e
Christmas parade, She expected
an adjustment of teachers' salar-
ies, but did not know of any other
new expenditures coining up.
TUCKERS-MITH NOMINATION
Continued fronit Page 1
Reeve Forsyth reported that
the director of the Children's Ald
Society in Huron County has re-
tired this year after- plant years
devoted of ' a •o
ted serylcle The
society
had been fortunate in securing
the services of the Re\, R. Cl,
MacMillan as the new director.
In closing his address the reeve
extended season's greeting to all.
Councillor V'l'ank Falco 11 e r
,thanked the meeting for his
nomination. The biggest com-
plaint he heard in his section was
high taxes, where the high school
rate Ilacl jumped 5,7 mills, He
eonlpared the old system of send-
ing the children to toll -11 when
they went to high school and the
Present system of providing
transportation. His own family
expect to start to high school
next year, likely the school bus
would be stopping at his gate for
the next ten years or so. Mr, Fal-
coner said that some think that
the towns were not paying their
share, but looking over their tax
rates showed they were about
half as much again; higher, Mr.
Falconer eoneluded.
Councillor Falconer told the
meeting about the •fire protec-
tion provided by the township.
They had various agreements
with Hensall, Brucefield, Sea -
forth and Clinton, and any rate-
payer could call on any of these
brigades when needed, But do not
call on more than one. During
the year both Seafortll and Clin-
ton had been called to the saute
fire, Clinton was changing their
y-steln of charging for protection
next year,
Councillor Victor Lee extended
thanks to the meeting, and said
he hoped Reeve Ivan Forsyth was
seccessftt In his bid for warden.
He went over the road expendi-
ture. This year they had bought
a tractor and mower.
Councillor Elgin Thompson
said it had been a privilege to
serve for four years. He said
there had been a steady increase
in the use of the Ole drain act.
which provided money at 4e' and
'en years to pay. Stanley tw'p.
had also started using it. Work
had been done on the road at Wil-
fred Coleman's.
MIr. Thompson told about work
of the ,losable River. They were
trying •10 get a charcoal plant to
use their surplus wood. They had
visited the Breslau dam and seen
work of filling galleys at Oneida
and getting grass to grow on the
reclaimed land,
Councillor Arthur Varley told
about the warble fly spraying. He
thought council Should get start-
ed on a road construction pro-
gram, "If we don't get started on
a program some future council is
going to be in trouble for gravel,"
he predicted. They were getting
gravel from the Chiselhurst,
Fowler and Jaekson pits. and
there was not much more _ravel
heft. We can build up roads for
Seeeeetc 8leeiel a mile. This will
save '-r; vel- in the future and a
:nt start.r snowplowing. We should
:1~tie south end of the
.1' ,, ran pet 'grave,
*Ton-.
•iiFii: - -
will be hard ti,pired.
.,_.-. logy. ---.
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the n,eet-
fSe.,,
Lorne l y FI He r -.
tc titer to
rat ti Aits1t, :e_..0 ;o•
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Achievement Night
County 4-H Club
The Huron ('ovnty 4-H C'itib
Aeltevetnent Night will be held
th, South Huron District High
Exeter on Friday even-
it1. 1+01..1. tenttnencing at 8 p.m.
LARGE SELECTION I Program -•Addresses by
±Ho
w-
O9 LATE RECORDS ld Iym, fres. 4.1I Club Lead.
der AssociationMlrLarry SK�( -4"�� "�! :��� f .•��}cr, Chairman of'
the S. H. 17. H,
S. 1301114; D. II, Miles. Age•, Itep.,.
Iluron County; 1vir, J. 11, Iiiu-
kead, Godorietz, Public School In-
spector for North Huron, Awards
to 4.11 znetIlbers--Winners of Live-
stock
ll
cial ,Awards, Trophies 'ues i
stock Judging and Cash Awards
to 4411 Members completing their
projects, Mr, 1), G. Grieve, Asso-
ciate Agr. Rep,, will be in Charge
of these presentations, assisted
by 4 -Ii Club Loaders,
All members are requested to
kindly bring sufficient lunch
(sandwiches or 00olti08) for
themselves and their friends,
Chocolate milk will be provided,
Old time and modern dancing will
follow hunch.
HULLETT
On Nov, 28 the Fireside Farm
Forum Held review night at the
Moine of Mr, and Mrs, Harvey
Taylor' with 17 adults present, A
geography match and contests
were held, Winters of 1110 con -
est were Mrs, 11011 Buchanan ant
Mrs. Geo, Carter. Dors, Brie An-
derson
n
derson offered her home for next
Monday Winners for progressive
euchre were, most games, Mrs,
Jos. Babcock anti Don Buchanan.
Lone hands, Mrs. Bob Dalton and
J. C, Babcock, Cott., Mrs, George
Carter and Airs, Priv Anderson,
ACCLAMATION IN HULLETT
Tllotttas Leiper was ret timed
its Hallett reeve by aceliunatiou.
Hugh Flynn Was nominated
but
did not stand.
Cotulcil was also put into or -
lie, by acclamation. Members arc
Hugh Flynn, James Dlcl:wiug and
Clare Vincent, all members of Ole
108+) council, and 1) newcomer
Don Buchanan,
1'11H S1;A10OIt'fli N1'1WS (Phone
84) Tlwrs+luy, Hecember 1,
1900
WI NTH ROP
The alltlutll meeting 00 the
vm'atd W.A. f Caazz,
` r Wile
o
and
tl1r'op will be hold on \1.odizesday
Dee 7, Ci1'ele 1 will look after
the baulk, Circle 2 the program.
Will the secretary of each depart-
ment - please bring her report.
The ladies aro asked to make
candy for the Christmas 00110011,
and to Urine;' it to this meeting' o1`
leave it at the Winthrop store
not later than Dec, 7,
Cavan Sunday School are hav-
ing
laving their Christmas concert on
Friday evening Dec. Rh and o11
the following Sunday, Dec. 11111
11101 are planning a white gift
Service during the Sunday School
hoar. Everyone is asked to bring
their gifts wrapped in white and
labelled,
BORN
Dale --- Al Scott Memorial hos-
pital on Nov. 26, to Mr. and Vire.
Ronaldounld
Dale, Seaforlh, Lwin sous
s
Van Martel -- At Scott Mentor.
Jai hospital on Nov, 26111, to Mr.
tend Mrs. Theodore Van Bakal, St,
Ccluutl a n daughter • cant hlet t
stillborn)
)t a
',
Wilson -- At Scott Memorial
Hospital, on Nov, 27th, to Mr,
and Mrs. Ilon Wilson, Kitchener,
a sort (stillborn)
Chappel - At Seen Memorial
Hospital on Noy. 271h, to Dir. and
Mrs, Reg Chappel, Seaforth,
'
de1
(taught hl
001196/1 At Scott Memorial
Hospital an Nov, 29111, to Mr, and
Mrs. hcuuelh Pllligsen, Intl
Bornholm, a sou
Stewart- It Scott Memorial
i-lospital on Nov 21119, to Mr, and
Mrs. Don Stewart, Sea fortit, is son
POLICE REPORT
Ontario Provltteittl Police Re-
port for No. li district for Otto..
1ei. Motorvehicle accidents 2311
•'
)
fatal accidents 11, portions lulled
0, persons htJured 101, vehicles
checked 11692, warning); lseeed
2040, charges laid 280. Most e11ar.
get) ware, rate of speed 330.
St, James Catholic Women's
League
BAZAAR!
Tea and
Home Baking
Sat., Dec. 3rd
3 TO G
SkatIn!
SEAFORTH ARENA
Friday Skating 8-10
AI)M. 35c & 25c
Sat. 2 -
Sat. Night
Exeter Bantams \'s
Searue'tlt Bantams
7,5n Admission 23,'
Wednesday
8 - 10 35c & 25('
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