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CO-ED BARBECUE -The first annual Winthrop Co -Ed Slopitch tournament held Friday
and Saturday but rained out Sunday ended at the Kinburn hall for the chicken barbe-
• que catered by' the Kinburn Foresters. The meal -consisted of chicken, potatoes and a
„ cob of corn. Maureen Agar, organizer of the tournament,, passes out halves ,of chicken .
for, those who want take-out meals. Blake photc, • . •
Hullett to consider charges regard
An open house to discuss the proposed
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 1,2 1987 A5
McKillop.. approves ABCA•cult
McKillop Township Council endorsed a down. Council made the application in
resolution from the Town. of Wingham at April.
their regular meeting August 4, It requested Three application for tile drainage loan's -
the minister responsible for Canada Post were approved by council for a total of
allow services to be rendered by private, 540,200.
businesses and institutions. Council also had no objections to a request
In a letter to the council, the Town, asked for the repair,, of the Beauchamp Creek
the minister to release Canadians from "ir- Municipal Drian on 'Lot 6 and 7, Concession
responsible postal unions" and from the 13 of Grey Township. Council. was 'able to
"management of Canada Post who have dif- vote in this matter because some property
ficulty managing the ,mail with or without a in McKillop township empties into the
postal strike". drain.
In other business, council approved a A request from Neil McGavin for the con-
-recommendation to the Ausable Bayfield trol of erosion 'of the Smillie Municipal.
Conservation Authority to reduce its staff of Drain was also approved and engineer W..
s5 directors to 15-.-ThTThange -wou d Fi.efley and Associlt., was ap-
the areas of Seaforth, McKillop and Hullett pointed to 'submit a report on the proposed
• would be 'represented by only one director. program.
Previously each area had one director. • The engineer of the Kreutzwiser
The Ministry of Environmentsuibmitted a Municipal. Drain' submitted a report of the .
• notice to McKillop council requesting a plan drain which was adopted by McKillop nun -
of operation and revision to the, certificate cil. The court of revison will be held .•
of,. approval which, is needed 'for the • con- September 1 at 7:30 -p.m.
tinued use of the waste disposal site located Invoices approved for payment included a
' in Grey Township.. Approval is needed to road vouchertotalling $79,638.46. It ' con -
allow McKillop township to use the site.tmtil sisted of major accounts of $57,186 to -Rad
it can get approval to construct its own site. ford Construction 'Ltd., for .gravel needed
At this motnent, plans for McKillop's own for road reconstruction, $7,465 to Champion
site. is abandoned. Graders of Goderich for the repair of
Council also received a. letter from the graders and $4,435 to,the assessment of the
Ministry of Tourism and Recreation notify-. Delaney Drain. Smaller accounts make up
ing the township that their request for a the difference.
grantof $2,300 needed for playground equip- A general voucher was also approved for'
ment at the Walton ballpark was turned payment and included -tile drainage loan's
• totalling $27,932, payment of $31,915.41 to
the Township of Logan for the Delaney
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•, . Drain and $3,463 to the Seaforth fire depart-
' n g manure spill ..reTrunnttlozin:kteorpltheTer9eri6c7e..
Smaller ac-
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• Hullett Township Council voted, at its
August 1 meeting, in favor of supplying
gravel or a culvert on any new entrance
driveways in the township other than on
new construction .
N'orm Alexander will attend the Court of
Revision of •the Kreutzwiser Municipal
Drain on September '1 at the McKillop
Township office.
Hullete's By-law Enforcement Officer,
along with the. Township Solicitor, are to
consider the different charges to be laid
regarding the apparent manure spill into
the Westerhout Municipal Drain and to lay
charges where applicable.
Hullett Will send a letter to •the Huron.
County Council requesting the re -drafting of
the County manure by-law. .
Two resolutions, •one from the' Township
of South Crosby re. the changes in the Con-
stitution suggested by the Meech Lake Ac- -zoning bylaws for McKillop Township will
cord, and one from the Town of Wingham be held August 19 from 1-4:30 p.m. and 7-9
regarding -postal services by private in- - p.m. and August 20 from 7-9 p.m.
dustry, have beelf filed. .
A •by-law to impose special annual
drainage rates upon land in respect of which
money is borrowed under the Tile Drainage
Act, -1971, in the amount of $4,100 was'
passed.
The accounts a's presented were approv-
ed, passed and paid.
Newcomers are welcomed to Maplewood
The residents of Maplewood are getting On Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Moremon, could be used later on. The winners for the
acquainted with some new. friends. There the ,new owners of Shinen's came in and afternoon were for a .straight- line, Wilson
have been four new residents over the past displayed some of their ' clothing. The Tremeer and -Anna Sherrin. Wilson won the
two weeks. Time has been spent chatting so residents really enjoyed seeing the different flip and he also won for 4 cornett. Anna
that each person is getting to know the other , colours and styles that they could choose Sherrin won for the 'X' and also for the full
one better. It's really nice to walk by the from. They also got to try some of the outfits house. Isa-Stanley won for the 'T' and the
lounge and hear a conversation with the new on. 'L'. It was great entertainment to help pass
residents getting involved. Drueilla Leitch came in the afternoon for the afternoon. Wendy Gowan came in and
Monday morning the hairdresser was the exercise classes. More stretching exer- helped by calling the numbers for the bingo -
here, so : the people with appointments cines along with soine other exercises to aid, game. Thanks to Seaforth Manor for letting
visited upstairs in the lounge while waiting in the movement of body parts that are not Maplewood Manor use the -bingo equipment
for his or 'her turn. 'Some great hair do's -regularly used were performed. These both for the afternoon.
were produced, help to limber up the residents and maybe The weekend was -a nice time to just sit
help them feel better. . around and relax. On Sunday, since the
Music day was Thursday this week. Mr. weather did not co-operate; most of the day
and Mrs., Mervin Lobb came in. Mrs. Lobb was spent indoors.
played the 'electric keyboard for the We would like to welcome a new lady to
residents while Mr. Lobb gave the instruc- Maplewood. Her name is Mrs. McDougall
tions a to which page tolurn:taand tomhich ,And,,wetope,she,enjoy0einglereo Thanks.
song would be next. It 'was enjoyed by all. • to her son John McDougall and his wife
On Friday, there was a bingo game. The Margo, both from London, for helping Mrs.
prizes that were won were useful items that McDougall move into the facility.
Hibbert peewee boys win over Usborne-
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teams), Usborne (2 teams), Centralia, Hib-
Cromerty Correspondent bert, Hensall, and Credition. The playoffs
• K. IAING started on Saturday morning and ended
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Congratulations to Kevin and Carol
(Macgregor) Scott who were married in
Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hensall on
Saturday.
Gordon, Bob and Ruth Laing.attended the
*Kirkin' 0' the Tartan' church service in
Tuesday was a great day for euchre..Mar-
jorie Rock, a volunteer, came in and helped
with the game. Those that played were Isa
Stanley, Ed and Jean Johns. Pete and
Wilson Tremeer, Jean Elliotte, Anne
Crerar, Anne Gay, Anne liendersoh,leSsle
Finlayson, Elsie Shaddick, and Gertie
Taylor. There was also a door prize today
and it was won bv Wilson Tremeer
After a shaky inning near the end of the
game, Hibbert Pee Wee Boys' ball team.
managed to pull out a 12-7 win over Usborne
and gain the A championship trophy in the
Pee Wee playoffs in Cromarty on Sunday
evening. The B champion went to Centralia
. who defeated Hensall in their final game. In-
cluded in the playoffs were teams from Hib-
bert, Usborne, Crediton, Centralia and
Hensall.
The final game of the girls' playoffs was
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