HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-07-22, Page 13Farmers eligible for $2;500 grant program.
Ontario farmers will be mailed enrolment
forms, brochures and application forms
about mid-August for an Ontario farm grant
for management safety, machinery repairs
and feed storage. The $2,500 grant program
runs from June 1, 1987 to May 31, 1988. Total
funding is limited. to $50 Million:
Farmers submitting records for the farm
enterprise' analysis section can receive up -to
$300.
Eligible safety items such as fencing of
existing ponds and manure pits, ladder
cages, roll bars, safety cabs. shields. protec-
tive clothing, warning systems, child -
resistant fenced play areas and first-aid kits -
are funded at 80 percent,. Also included are
the elimination of derelict structures and
the filling in of unused wells. Invoiced
labour is eligible in this section.
Under the repairs category, a farmer can
apply for a grant covering;half the cost of
replacement parts for field machinery, and
for specified farm shop equipment. Labour
cost is not eligible in this section. Barn
equipment parts are not eligible.
Glanvilles unit
The 35th Glanville reunion was held July
12 at Seaforth Lions Park with approximate-
ly 70 people attending. As each personarriv-
ed they received a 1987 lucky penny and
signed their name to the guest Iist. •
The day started with a swim, a short fun
filled ball game and sports. Guests came
from as far away as London, Chatham,
Harrison reunion
at Brucefield
The 52nd Harrison Reunion was held at
the Huron Centennial School in Brucefield
on July 4, 1987 with 52 in attendance.
The Sports Conunittee in charge was
Marilyn Beechy, Deb Jamieson and Della
Bennett, They provided games and races for
children of all ages., A bountiful
smorgasbord supper was then served.
After dinner various prizes were awarded
with Herb Taylor of Goderich being . the
oldest person, present, Steve Collins the
youngest, Hazel Collins coming the farthest,
Leanne Jamieson with a birthday closest to
July 4 and Tom and Marilyn Beechy with ani
anniversary nearest July 4. Tom Beechy
guessed the contents of a jar. A raffle on a
lawn chair was held with the winner being
Bud Hunt of London.
The election of officers was then held with
the following for the executive for 1988:
President, Bud Hunt; Secretary -Treasurer,
Amy Hunt; Directors - Jerry and Diane
Neilands, Joanne Smith and Tim Airdrie;
Sports Committee, Marilyn Beechy, Deb
Jamieson and Della Bennett.
It was then decided to 'hold the 1988 reu-
nion at the Brucefield School again, but the
date has been changed to the second Satur-
day in June at 2 p.m.
BIRTHS
AURIN - Joanne and Jerome are pleased to
announce the safe arrival of their son Mat-
thew John, born July 9, 1987 at Victoria
Hospital, London, weighing 8 lbs., 15 ozs.
Proud grandparents are Helen AubIn,
Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs. John Kunz,
Seaforth.
O'REILLY - Gerry and Nancy are very pro-
ud to announce the birth of their son, Owen
Louis, born July 5,1987 at Victoria Hospital,
London, weighing 9 lbs., 4 ozs. Owen is
welcomed at home by Debbie, Sean, Brian,
Meaghan and Gerard. Proud grandparents
are Lou and Patricia O'Reilly of Seaforth-
and
eaforthand Marion Hulley, Seaforth.
MCLEAN - Dan and Cori, nee Habkirk, hap-
pily announced the arrival of Chelsea Jane
on July 13,1987. A baby sister for Adam and
grandaughter for Jane and Les BabTtirk,'
Seaforth and June McLean, Goderich and
Ken McLean, Blyth.
PEOPLE
Cheryl Phillips, Steven, Julie and Jenny
Lee, Marjorie Dale and Mabel McMichael
attended a family bridal shower tor Melanie
Scott at the hotne of Deanna Snell, Blyth on
Saturday, July 18.
After the shower congratulations were ex-
tended to Mabel and Bob McMichael who
had observed their golden wedding ariniver-
nary on Friday, July 17.
trim and Shirley Allen cousins from
Regina and Eldon and Gladys Alien of
Cromarty visited With Harold and Mary
Coleman recently.'
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Long Distance call Collect
The feed storage section, including
monitoring equipment and conveyor equip
ment is based on a 40 percent grant. Labour
is not eligible in this section..
Enrolments and applications will be for-
warded directly by farmers, for central'pro-
cessing. All related"invoices marked `paid"
with vendor's signature or initials must be
kept by the applicant until July 15, 1989...
An applicant can qualify for $12,000 • in-
come from. agricultural production arless
than $12,000 if non-farm income is not more
than farm. income. Applicants sharing a
rincipai-r-esidence-are-considered-as-on
applicant. Members of, partnerships and
corporations can each qualify if they meet
the income requirement and have a 20 per-
cent interest in the operation and are active
in the farming operation. Projects with
more than one applicant are subject to the
percentage liinitation in each section.
Farmers who do not receive an applica-
tion and information brochure about the On-
tario Farm Management, Safety and
Repairs Program should contact the
Agricultural Office, Clinton 482-3428 or
1-800-265-5170.
--p
e for 35th time
Mississauga, Exeter ' and surrounding
areas. -
Mary Lippert won the prize for coming
the farthest "distance (Chatham) and the
youngest baby was Jamie Robbens.
Other winners were; ,1 -3 -year-old races -.
„Dennis Robbens, Josh Horst and Kevin Rob-
bens. 4 -6 -year-old races - Karen Bissonette,
Dennis England and Lonie Horst. 7 -13 -year-
old Kick The Shoe - Jeff Ward, Bonnie Smale
and Randy- McCurdy. Boys. Ball Throw -
Robert . England, Robert Smale and , Jeff
Ward. Girls -Ball Throw - Bonnie Smale,
Karen Bissonette and Amy' McDougal.
Men's nail hammering -- Harold Glanville,
Ladies nail hammering - Teresa McDougal,
Candy . Jar guess - Cathy ,Glanville and"
Beula McKay tied, and. Cookie Jar guess -
Jeff..Ward.
The day ended with a balloon toss for the
adults. It was a fun way to cool off.
Next year's executive is President Loin
Glanville, Vice President Gordon Miller,
Secretary -treasurer Marjory Horst and
Games, Betty Glanville.
OBITUARIES
IVY K. SCOTT
Ivy K. Scott of Huronview, Clinton and
formerly of Seaforth died Friday, July 17,
1987. '
The former Ivy Dewberry she is survived
=by her sons, Gordon of Seaforth, Douglas of
Kitchener, James of Cambridge and Robert
of Smithville.
Also surviving are; one sister Florence
Stout of England, 26 grandchildren and 34
great grandchildren. •
She was predeceased by • her husband
James T. Scott in 1960 and by a son Arnold
in 1972.
The family received friends at the
Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home and a funeral
service was held Monday. Interment
Maitlandbank Cemetery, Seaforth.
MARY CLOTILDA ANN MALONEY
Mary Clotilda Ann Maloney of Dublin died
Friday, July 17, 1987 at Stratford General
Hospital. She was 83.
The former Clotilda Eckert she Is surviv-
ed by her husband Peter Maloney;
daughters, Theresa (Mrs. Harold Mederah)
of Kitchener and Joan (Mrs. Jack Hagarty)
of Guelp; and sons, John of Seaforth, Frank
of Kitchener, Louis and Stephen, both of
Dublin and Vincent James of Mitchell.
Also surviving are 30 grandchildren and
one sister, Lucy Siemon of Brodhagen.
Mrs. Maloney was predeceased by two
daughters, Margaret (Mrs. Pat O'Rourke)
and Mary (Mrs. Leonard Morrison); one
son. Peter; five brothers; one sister and two
grandchildren.
A Mass •of the Christian burial was held
Monday at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic
Church, Dublin. Interment St. Columban
Cemetery. Prayers were held at the funeral
home on Sunday evening.
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WEDDINGS
JANSEN/MURRAY
Mary -Lou Jansen and Allan Murray were
united in marriage on Saturday, July 18,
1987 at St. James Roman Catholic Church by '
Father Caruana. The bride is the daughter
of John and Nellie Jansen, and the groom is
the son of Tom and Madeline Murray, all of
Seaforth. Maid of honor was Wilma Hender-
son, of Stratford, sister of the bride.
Bridesmaids were Marilyn Wylie of Kit-
chener, sister of the &loom, Mary Murray of
Yellowknife, sister of the groom, Joan
Bridge of Seaforth, friend of the bride, and
Maureen McIver of London, friend of the
bride. Junior bridesmaid was Tricia
Jansen, of Dublin, niece of the bride. Best
man was Neil Murray of Seaforth, brother
of the groom. Guests were ushered by Mark
Murray, of Seaforth, brother of the groom,
Bob Jansen of Seaforth, brother of the bride,
Kevin Shea of Seaforth, friend of the groom,
and Lou Arts, of Keswick, friend of the
groom. Organist was Carol Carter of
Seaforth and soloists were Jayne Delaney
.and Ruth McCreight of Dublin. Following a
reception at the Seaforth and District Com-
munity Centres, the couple took a wedding
trip to the Western province. They will
reside at R.R, 5, Seaforth.
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Sat., August 8
Dinner $8.00 Dance $3.00
SAVE $1.00 BOTH FOR $10.00
B.B.Q. SITTINGS - 5:30 & 7:00 P.M.
DANCE: 9 p.m.
SEAFORTH & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES
Food prepared by
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Huron County Milk Committee
Huron Pork Producers
Huron Turkey Producers -
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Soudant Pofatoes. .
Cdn. Canners (Delnionte)
Veg. Marketing Board
Ontario Bean Producers
Tasty Nu Bakery
Bick Pickles
Sunrise Dairy
Huron County
and much more.
TICKETS. AVAILABLE AT:
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MUSIC BY "THE PAUL CROSS ORCHESTRA"
Age of Majority
PRIVATE JOSEPH R. RYAN, son of Ron ..
and Mary Ryan, St. Columban, graduated.
from the Canadian Forces Recruit School
in Cornwallis, Nova Scotia, on October 24,
1986. More recently, on July 8/87 he suc-
cessfully completed his Vehicle. Techni-
cian ,course from the Canadian Forces
School of Electrical and Mechanical
Engineers at C.F.S. Borden, Ontario,. He
has been posted to C.F.B. Petawawa, On-
tario as a member of the. Second Service
Battalion. Private Ryan is & graduate of
St:, Columban Separate School and
Seaforth District High School. ` '
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GIRL'S NITE OUT
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Mom &Dad
JULY 21
Ruth and Bob
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ENGAGEMENT
'Mr. & Airs. Keith Becher, Walton, are .
pleased ro announce •the engagement of
their daughter. Sherri Lynette, to Mr. Philip
James McKinley,sort of Mr. & Mrs. George
44Kinley, Dungannon. N. Ireland.
The ceremony trill ,take place in the will. •
of the Lord at 2:30 p.m. August 1., 1987 in
the ton' Taira Halt .aadirnriurn.
Brodhagen Chamber
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CHICKEN
BARBECUE:
held at the
Eirodhagen
Community Centre
WED., JULY 22
5 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Adults 56.50
Children 53.00 .
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