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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-10-05, Page 4TME H Ppt, exl 41TORr 99TOpER, Is, 1943h....... ' A niht upovor. nteetinga, • a hill were all;nn the Igen Meeting of itIle.INblin Pollee held oa Thursday, Se129F Ina: sta}emeat+to the`other untie Murray objected 40, .not;being not either letter or telephoner of a chant location for ti Jltl meetingwas -� township offlae u transferred private home. Inspecting trustee for` the. Nlliage .MITI McCreight said he had left &`Mote on Mr ' Murray's door after he was unable to reach him by telep194nebut Mr, Murray said he bad not seen the note and did, not realize the meeting location had been changed. As a result of the mix-up an amendment to a motion calling for all meetings to be held in the township office was passed which will result in all remaining meetings in 1983 being ' -ety'ry piinnthe" The e i*theidii bb� . b t to a heid �ia the home of John Slagle with the meetings in 0984 being held in the township office. s *,. P4fing the ineeting MT, McCreighttold hit fellow trustees that he was holding payment onabili until he received More information on 1vkst;action should be taken. Mr. McCreight said he would bring the matter up at the NavctiRber Meeting. in new business the !trustees discussed ways..: to dell with a blockage which wag resulting in .flooding on the south side of Union Street E in the village. It was decided to contact the county and ask them to take action since according to the trustees it was runoff trim county property which, was causing the flooding problem. The meeting adjourned at 9:10 p.m: The next meeting will be held at 8 p.m. on Thursday Oct. 27 at the home of John Nagle in Dublin. St. CoIumban baby baptized by Fr O'Rourke MRS. CECILIA RYAN marriage' at Sacred Heart R.C. Church, 345-2028 Delaware on Saturday, Oct. 1. Katie Lynn, daughter of Bob and Lori Guests attending the wedding and recep- Cronin was baptized on Sunday Oct. 2 at St. tion Mrs. Joe St. the Celu Mtn andra were:Mr. Columba': R.C. Church by Rev. J.L.y.Doug O'Rourke of Stratford. Racho, Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Cronin, Mr. Godparents were Cathy Ferguson of and Mrs. Jerry Cronin, Mr. and Mrs. Guelph and Mike Ferguson of Ottawa. Clarence Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Van Guests attending the ceremony and later at Bake!, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swart, Mr. and the Cronin home were Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mrs. ken Coyne, M. Kevinnd Kale, ank Ferguson and Jodi of Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Crowley, Mr. andMr. and Mrs.KJoe Mr. and Jim Cronin, Larry, Terry and Barry, ColleenMurray,y. er, Joe Verberne, Mrs. Louise Sloan and Barb, Jean Murray, Mr. and Mrs Dominic Murray and Janke, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hicknell and Marg, Mr. and Mrs. Don Cronin, Nancy, Brian and Sean Melady, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burke. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murray and Larry Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fisk (Jeanne) Melady. Jed and Jessie of St. Paul, Alberta are spending several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Melady and attended the Melady-Roks wedding in Delaware on Saturday. Also Don Melady of University df Western Ontario, London visited his parents' on the weekend Cronin of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Don Cronin end Jacqueline, Danny Nolan, Adam and J.D. and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Pdlrtridge, Jeff and Steve of Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Maloney, Mary, Colleen and Patti and Mrs. Theresa Maloney of Ritz Villa, Mitchell attended the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary party for Jim and Marie (Maloney) Doyle at the Boyle Community Centre, London on Saturday, Oct. 1: Gordon Moylan of Edmonton, Alberta was -,_in,the-area for a few days and visited with Mrs. Mary,,Moylan, Mr. .and Mrs. Don Moylan and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Murphy and family and also attended the and attended his brother's wedding on Melady-Roks wedding on Saturday in Dela- Saturday. ware. Tom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Melady Congratulations are extended to Tom and Joanne is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melady and Joanne Roks who were united in • John Roks of Delaware. • Pro-life group hears Dan Murphy The Goderich and District Pro Life Group met. Dan Murphy reported on the convention of the Canad- ian Bar Association in Que- bec. Muria) Murphy reported on a seminar at, the same convention, on modern birth technology. Dr. Hart Bezner BSc. Phd. will be the guest speaker at the 10th anniversary dinner of the Goderich and District Pro Life Group.' The dinner will be held at the Canadian Legion Hall in Goderich, 56 Kingston St. on Oct. 26 at 6:30 p.m.. Tickets will be available at Denomme Flow- er Shop, Goderich and Bryan Lavis Insurance, Clinton. . Perth schools will educate Huron -Perth retarded '` - The Perth County Board of Education met recently and dealt briefly with the follow- ing. The board agreed to enter into an agreement for edu- cating the Catholic trainable mentally retarded. The Huron -Perth Separate School Board will purchase the service for about 11 of its students presently enrolled in the Perth and Hurob trainable mentally schools. Both the Huron Board of Education and the Huron - Perth Separate School Board have approved the agree- ment. The agreement comes into effect on January 1, 1985. A capital forecast commit- tee was established to pre- pare a 10 year capital budget from 1984 to 1993. a five year capital budget from 1984 to 1988 •and a capital expendi- ture forecast for 1984. The chairman of the committee will be trustee Howard Shantz with trustees Rodney Bell, Peter Black, Don Crow- ley, David Hammond, Earl Oppenhauser; Ron Richards acid Dereck Ward making up the rest of the ad hoc committee. William Driedger was ap- pointed as a short term teacher at Mitchell Public School and Donna Quipp was OPP ask for help to Cattle thefts in No. 6 District are a concern and the Ontario Provincial Police in this area are requesting your assistance in helping solve the problem. Recently, a total of 87 head of beef cattle have been stolen All thefts have occurred in the early hours and have been completed by daybreak. One investigation following a appointed as a short term half-time teacher at Elma Township Public School. Jill Cunningham has been appointed as a part-time teacher ht Listowel District Secondary School. Effective Oct. 24, the contract of teacher Elizabeth Cox at Upper Thames Ele- mentary School will be term- inated by mutual consent. catch tnett revealed neighbours had heard a truck during the early hours but as they did not realize a theft was taking place, failed to notify the police. in the event that you notice any suspicious vehicles, please pay special attention to the color, license number and other details that you can obtain and call the nearest O.P.P. detachment Fire .losses rise in Huron ?-��1���►1ii�hid'illli(�ii�I CRUSHED SLICED OR DESSERT BITS PACKED IN JUICE DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE 14 TINGZ ■ '79 DUNCAN HINES BROWNIE 4400 MIXPKG. REGULAR OR RUM a BRANDY MAPLE LEAF MINCE- MEAT 24 OZ. JAR PARTY SKINNED FULLY COOKED WHOLE OR SHANK HALF BURNS HAMS KG ■ LB.1 . ■49 r "FRESH" UTILITY GRADE TURKEYSKg2.62LI3. ■ MAPLE LEAF SEMI BONELESS 39 E. D. SMITH CHERRY1TIN 902. au PIE 'FILLING ■ E. D. SMITH PUMPKIN 1902. PIE FILLING TIN ■ , ASSORTED VARIETIES HOSTESS POTATO CHIPS 200 G BAG .99 WHOLE WHEAT CEREAL NABISCO YES °KG'® SWEETENED CONDENSED MILK TIN N` 119 LIBBY'S ASSORTED VARIETIES` DEEP BROWNED ,9OZ. BEANS TIN .9 SOFT PURE VEGETABLE MOM'S MARGARINE 1 LB. TUB .79 FOOTBALL HAMS - KG ■ LB.2.19 (WHOLE OR SHANK HALF) BURNS "PRIDE OF CANADA" GRADE A OVEN BEADY39. DUCKS KG II LB. ■ BURNS "PRIDE OF CANADA" BONELESS AND READY TO SERVE DINNER HAMS ' KG ■ BURNS "PRIDE OF CANADA;' BONELESS READY TO SERVE VINTAGE HAMS KG7,91/3.59 LEAN a TENDER CRYOVAC HALVES St Mb( OLDEN 1StE" .3.28/1.49 BURNS BURNS "PRIDE OF CANADA" "PRIDE OF CANADA" SLICED SAUSAGE SIDE MEAT BACON 375 G PKG.. SOO MRS. SMITH'S PUMPKIN PIES DESSERT TOPPING COOL WHIP GPI G 1.89 PIE SoUML 89 TUB ASSORTED VARIETIES 1 PEPSI -COLA CASE OF 24 - 10 OZ. TINS' 5.9.9 MAPLE LANE WHIPPING CREAM N°° a �+� 11 r A h•., SEAFORTH STORE ONLY • ASSORTED VARIETIES PEPSI' -COLA 750 ML. BOTTLE PLUS 30' BOTTLE DEPOSIT .39 SUNSHINE BROWN 'N' SERVE OR TWINETTE ROLLS ooZ. ■� 2.49 WESTONS 1 G ANGEL 4 250 CAKE ■69 according to 1983 statistics One -hundred -and -twenty serious fires damaged property in Huron County in 1982. The number of fires in county increased from the 86 total in 1981, according to a new report published '1 the Ontario Fire Marshal's office. Estimated Toss from 1982 fires amounted to 52.320,325, up considerably from the 1981 total of 51,907,017. While the number of fires and loss increased over the past year, the county had an almost clean Slate from any fire related injuries or deaths. in 1982, one civilian was injured in a Turnberry Township blaze. in 1981 the county suffered three fatalities and 10 injuries. The 1982 statistics showed that Hay Township had one of the lowest number of fires. two. but the highest loss figure at 5797,000. Another south end municipality, Stephen Township also had a high fire loss with 5420,300 from 18 fires. Fourteen fires in Ashfield Township resulted in an estimated loss of 5192,914 while nine fires in Howick Township destroyed 5163,150 in property. Three fires in Osborne Township resulted in a loss of 5101,100. Goderich Township suffered a loss of 593,300 following six fires while neighboring Colborne Township had five fires for a total loss of 591,472. Turnberry Township accounted for the only injury in 1982. The township had a loss of 585,000 from two major fires. Two fires in Hulleti Township also resulted in a high dollar loss at 580,000. In Clinton the volunteer fire department reported four major fires and an estimated loss of 575,401. in Seaforth losses totalled 565,328 following four fires and in Exeter six fires resulted hi a loss of 552,670. While fire fighters in Goderlch handled 26 major calls last year, the kiss was only S38,388 Also on the low end of the scale McKillop Township had two fires for an estimated loss of 526,000. Two fires in West Wawanosh Township resulted in a 520,000 eroperty loss and in Tuckersmith Township, damage amounted to 515.168 from two fires. Bayfield only suffered a 52,020 fire loss from four fires, while Wingham's fire loss total only amounted to 5772 from two fires. in Hensall, one fire amounted to 540 in damages. Five Huron County municipalities reported fire free records in 1982. No fires were reported in Blyth, or the townships of East Wawanosh, Morris, Brussels or Howick. The Fire Marshal's office investigated eight fires in the county, including one large fire, one accidental blaze. one undetermined and one incendiary. in the provincial study the 'Fire Marshal's office cited electrical and electronical mal- functions as the leading cause of fire in the Ontario, accounting for 16,73 per cent of all fires. Other major causes included: cooking, 11.22 per cent; smokers' materials, 10.98 per cent; open flame, 9.56 per cent and heating, 8.23 per cent. 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