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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-03-14, Page 2011111,..1 v At•their Jan:, 34_010.9008, RulfettTowns P Council a ...d Wit `aa t'aeolution from e County of uron, ,not; too ,pose the clos • of the exis g l;nil s• ridge„ ..;• Th • supported to motion on the condition that.a bridge of ministry standards be constructed across, - tele Mai and River within 2 km.of the existing siteprior to the closing. Clerk Lear 4410 .00 the preeent bridge is unsafe for travel.and has only a 2 tonne limit. He stressed that the bridge is in a poor location because of"an abruptrise from the bridge to the east." The bridge is located north of concession 10-11. Clerk Lear said the bridge isn't in Hallett Township. bat thed east of the Maitland River is main led by Hallett because of problems Grottoi eh Totgnship'has bringing snow removal eipripment across the ' bridge. Mr. Learadded that environmental testing is to be done to dete a new site for the bridge :war ON' AT The Road Supetinte pdcnf as authorized to hire Maurice I•lallahan at per hour'to blow snow from saute of the m problem ' roads. 'REQUEST FREIE CALLING Council requs@ted that Bell Canada reconsider supporting the discontinuation 'of ling distanc I telephone fees between• ,proldm 'ety 3U street It tits:In Londesboro nton and' morn. !Gdansk sent a .letter to ..., reals ti a Ve' ; `tare 'gars, Cli; both Bell . Canadt>4 tenet, : the Canadian iVG GE Radio -televisions afld ,Telecommuricationst , A;b iaw,w�j,a,i passed tsetting, the regular o; sten (CST) requesting a'reconafd, . counlltneetin .days t the first Tuesday of •era after they rr,; cei,ved ,a , petition ,from �,, � .aoh' month, The meetings; previously held people of 'Olt yAuburn exchan e', a n the first Monday'of each, month, were SPITAL4 , ehan' `because ofa convenience factor.. trttuncii 'fir fit tjter eaforth Comttnunity H Ott Coungil'passed a;motion approvg 11, pital a;, ant, +x44 Q to help cover the . , the JJpperehase of 1,000 domed pins ffrom,Bill cos of 4 t019 its' ho used'the hospital in R�ietl of:,Clinton. 1983.The'. ee" remains, at:. S$ Per patient, , . Clerk Harry 'Lear said the,pins will have STREET LIGHTS CHANGE { . ' .,Ise to nship' crest on them and cost $1.10 It •was..reyuested that Ontario, hydrI�o c , subject to any additional artwork. Pins replace Lon desbgro street `fights `a't thetit4e . he available to' the public in approx-. convenience• Cler•k Lear 'said that the . iits►ately six .weeks. Censorship discusses ELEMENTARY' PUBLIC SPEAKING win- ners were chosen In Clinton on Sat., Mar. 3, . They Included, back row, Greg Lobb, Paul Ryan and Gil Clelland. Front row, Corrinna Stephenson and Kim, Medd. .M from the photo was Fred Stecluk. Thirteen 'elementary and secondary school students from Huron and Bruce Counties took top awards at the district public speaking contest, (Rainey photo) Quazy Quitters applique The fourth meeting of the Brussels One Quazy Quilters was held Wednesday, Feb. 213 at the home of Jane Draper. Two members were absent. The rest of the girls came prepared and were ready to start appliquing. The leaders showed the girls the tech- niques of turning under the edges of a circle and a triangle. It was time to start appliquing. The girls, after starting on the circle, agreed this was more difficult than strip or plain quilting. They finished the applique of the moon - over -the -mountain, they have to quilt around the design. The next meeting will be held Wednesday,. March 21 at 7:00 p.m. • -By Kellie Stephenson Pletch twins baptized The service of Holy Baptism was held for McWbirter. Michael and Daniel Pletch, sons of Don and Also attending were Gary McWhirter and Connie Pletch, on Sunday, Feb. 26 in Grace Dianne Scott of London, Jim and Bonnie Anglican Church in fderton. Hogan and family of Goderich, Grant and Attending the service from Brussels were Lucy Wales and Linda of Ilderton. A dinner Tom and Edna Pletch and Jack and Kathleen- followed at the Pletch residbnce. Correspondent Classification Human Rights." MRS, MAC ENGEL A discussion followed and many felt there - 887.6645 The Cranbrook WI met at the homeof Mrs. John Vanass on Mar. 1 with 13 present. The District Annual will be held in Walton on May 8. The editor of Home and Country will be the guest speaker. The history of Cranbrook WI . is being prepared for the new Huron County Atlas which will soon be published. The Cranbrook WI catering prices were updated, but most prices remained the same. The program on censorship in Ontario was presented by Mrs. Frank Workman and Mrs. Fred Smith. A video film was shown on "Film was need for tighter control in some areas, The main mint of the film was: that use and abuse of worsen and children ln'the media is on the increase, Will it get to be. `8ommon- place so that we will become .ace sstomed to it and finally accept it? Not anige thought. EUCHRE . The card party on Friday evening, Mar. 9 • had 10 tables playing with winners as follows; high scoT!'e; Beoci.ltuppel, Adrian Verstoep: low, Maureen Pomeroy,, Keith Turnbull; lone' hands, Beryl Smith; table; prize: Verna Crawford, Muriel Hamilton,' Mel Jacklin, Ken Crawford; door prize, Ross Stephenson, 1 lucky cup, Shirley Verstoep. The Cyan djan t have, r�ecentfy moved".from Kitchener to the Canadian Order of. F.oresters,dvill"h'tlda ..former Cameron house. • euchre on March 16 in the Community Cenire .: Mr. and Mrs. Wm!; J. Berrie attended the at 8:30. induction; service for their son Rev. Jas. PEOPLEvWEKNOW Perris heldwin'North Pelham.' First Church on • Mr. and,, Mrs. 'Jack Knight enjoyed -a Sunday evening Whir. 4. holiday in Florida recently I Mr. and Mrs Perrie visited at the manse. Mr. and • Mrs. John Pomerev and children returning, homey oft Monday. 'Nine tables ,i9 play at WI. euchre The Majestic Women's Institute'of Bina- r Watson: tow lady, Mrs, Mary Clark; low sels held held a euchre.party:'in, the library on John,Simpson; most lone hands. Mrs. Ruby; Monday evening: There were nine tables; Steiss,., • • The euchre prizes were as follows; high The,.Unoprizes went to Mrs. Jane De Vries lady, Mrs. Clem McLellan: high man. Carson and Miss Laura, Lucas. GENERAL M ELECTRIC APPLIANCES ET ET FT FT ET ET E7 ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET' ET FT ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET FT FT rT FT ET Er ET ET ET ET E7 Pathway Tours BARBARA MANDREL AND LEE GREENWOOD ET FT FT 51 FT FT FT FT FT FT F1 4ti LT E FT F1 FT 11 f IT • TT f1 E1 Ft ET ET. ET ET ET FT FT ET ET ET ET FT ET * * EASTER WEEKEND COLUMBUS, OHIO Fri. 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