The Huron Expositor, 1979-04-19, Page 11Easter visitors with Mr. and Mrs:. Hinter Townsend of
liarphtrrey Were Mrs. .Elisabeth Trefry of Richards.
Landing, Miss Erma 8roadfoot of Kitchener, Mr, and Mrs.
Robert Haves, Wayne and•. Grant of. luntroon, Mr. and
WS. Gerald Townsend. and Ray of Arthur, Mr, and Mrs.
Peter Haswell and family of Fergus, M1r..and,Mr's. George
Townsend and family and Mr. Alex Townsend and family
of Tuckersmtth.
Lt, Comdr. John and: Mrs, Cole spent the weekend with'
Mr. and Mrs.. Joe Deveraux and family.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Ferguson of Sudbury andformer arca
residents visited friends in Seaforth on Tuesday.
Dr,W.A. Crich of Grimsby and Ilia sister Miss Gertrude
Crich of Tornonto were guests of their brother John C. -
Crich and Mrs, Crich. While here Dr. Crich_who is widely
recognized for his photograph studies presented a slide
display for the Seaforth 1•lorticultnral Society,
Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Phillips have returen4 to; their
East William Street home after spending the winter in
Florida.
Miss Patti Rote of Ottawa spent Easter with her mother
Mrs, Ken. Etue in, Victoria Apartments,.
Among, those who have returned to their ;homes, here
after having spent the winter in Florida are Mr. and Mrs.` '
James M. Scott, Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd if oggarth, Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer I'arone, Mr. and Mrs,. Marshall, Adamson and
Mr: and Mrs, George Addison.
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Easter •visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Andrews
Harphurey
Were Mr, and :Mrs; Duncan MacMillan,
Mishawaka, Indiana; Mr. and Mrs Garry Dykstra and
family, Norwich; Miss Lesa McKnight,, Tillsonburg; Mr,
and Mrs. Tom Fox and Duncan, Pine, River; Mr. and Mrs.
David Fox and family, Goderich; Mrs;,Sally.Prezcator and
Rhonda, Kincardine.
Andy, Susan and Gaby White spent Easter weekend in
_ __Birmingham, Michigan with Bud and Fran, White.
Easter visitors with Mr. and Mrs. James M. Scott were;
Miss Mildred Forrest, Brantford, Mr. and Mrs, W.R.
Smith. and family'of London, Mr, John Scott of Toronto
and Mr. and Mrs. W. J4 Scott and family of S. afo h,_ Mr,
John of leaves for a teaching i 'on
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Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, •:
Mary and Frank .Halupa of Tilronto were Easter guests
with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. A.Y, McLean and;
family.
Orville and..Wilma Oke spent Easter in Mississauga
visiting their •granddaughter, Alanna Baker, and, her
• parents Ray and Elaine,
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HISTORICAL, .PRESENTATION MADE • —
.lames Anderson and Thelma .Coleman (on left)
co-authors of The Canada Company, recently
published, in Stratfrod, on hand for a special.
. presentation of copies: of the oQOk frprn- Perth,
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County Warden Ormond' •Pridh.art1 to, Huron
Warden Johri�Tinney The book outlifles the
opening. Of the Huron Tract by mens like John.
Galt, Colonel Anthony Van Egmond and' the
„Tiger" Dunlop. ((A.dvocate Photo)
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Bill Antos, Chairman of
the ;Board for Huron Country
Playhouse announced; today
that Glen Wood, the innova-
tive designer and .developer,
has agreed to be can iener for
the. Third International Art
Auction.' to be held at the
Huron Country Playhouse,
Sunday, July 29th.
Mr. Wood is the Owner
and developer of numerous
commercial' properties; in re-
novated historical buildings,
Every week more and•.
more people discover what
mighty jobs are ac-
eomplished; by 'low cost
Huron Expositor Want Ads.
Dial 527.0240.,
Council's committees.pored budgets
Cutting and paring expen
ditures in all': areas is evident
in the budgets that Seaforth
councilcommittees submit-
ted as part of the town's 1979
budget, approved by council
last week, 3288,734 has to be.
raised locally- this year, up
from $256,524. in 1978, an
increase of eight and a half'
percdnt.
Figures in committee bud-.
petsthat follow are all gross
amounts anddon't include
grants or the revenue.
Before grants and revenue
are subtracted, the tewn''s
transportation. and 'enviro-
nment committee • will -spend'
5320,582. The bulk of that
amount goes for roadways',
and sanitary sewers, 591,600
and 5105,105 respectively.
Streetlight... improvements
on James St. from Church to
Adam will cost $491°.72 and
general updating with 75
watt fixtures will 'cost 54,263.
Scheduled new lighting on
Victoria St., 'front Goderich:
St. E. to Gouinlock at a cost;
Of 5576.95 was scrapped
from 'this year's budget.
The committee plans 2700.:
feet of new sidewalks this
year, ;tentatively on the west.
sides of Sparling and ,Jarvis.
St. N„ on. John St, near the
tiew senior citizens apart,
meat building and on Main
St.; south of Railway at an
estimated cost of 54,500.
Council's recreation' com-
mittee budgetted 54,400 for
grants, the same amount as.
it ,awarded in .1978 when
grants went to the Fin/Old-
timer's hockey game, the
Atom hockey champs, the
Lions, $t: John's Ambulance,
the new creative playground
at SPS, Huron's Family. and
Children's Services and; the
Seaforth Agricultural Soeiety
The roc ,committee's bud.
get showsthat while 53,779•
was spent on the sister :city
program with West Branch,
Michigan, 53,198 was recov-.
ered from;grants,and pactiri,
pant's 'fees.
Estimated expenditures at
the arena for. .1979 are 5114,
028 including ' $13,900 for
utilities, and 54,680 for part-
'-` time. wages. Plans to paint
upstairs and down and buy
new 5100 supply bulbs are in
eluded in estimated mainten-
ance costs of 58,000;
Among; the. capital -pur-
chases planned at the arena
for this year are lights, roller
skates, • plastic chairs and
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DRIVE-IN THEATRE LTD.
BEECH ST. CLINTON
teOX OFFICE OPENS AT 1:30 P.M.
FiRST SHOW AT OAO P.M.' •
FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY April: 20, 21, 22
GREGORY LAURENCE
rut K ouviER
if they survive ...wiil we?
If the address 'label'
on the front of your paper says:.
Feb, 2-1-0-9
Mar. 2-1=0.9
Apr. 2-1-0-9
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pr.enerits
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every
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✓ $l5O jackpot 60 calla
every Sat+ at 8 p.m.,
50's
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SEAFORTH. & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE
(9n Main Floor)
For 'tickets can: 348-8447 • -345-2781.887.6796
"4.00' per pertain
'Hold mass tire" authority of Spacial ticcosidiit Pelrnilt •
nets and frames.
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The arena committee will
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spend an estimated $156,146
in. 1979. Police wages -are the
biggest .cost, .at 599,4f33,.
while police car maintenance
will cost an estimated 54,00,
the conimunications service
56,921 and: grossing guards
for the ;two elementary
schools 53,750,
The committee has bud-
getted 514,100 for fire protec-
tion and $3,310 -for building..
inspection arid animal control,
The two conse rvation au-
thorities Seaforth belongs to.
will cost taxpayers 53,569
this year with 51,034 to the
Maitland Valley authority
and 52,535 to Ausauble Bay-
field. _
For general administration
council's finance committee
has budgetted ' 5109,600,
which included wages, of
539,075, a land purchase of
525,000 and financial expen-
ses of 58,300. .
Painting; and lights for the.
town hall's card :room have
been cut, while ,capital pur-
chases of 53,855 for office
equipment, , a copier, and
piaster repair on the third
floor of the town hall stay in.
Council will cost taxpayers
517,000 this, year, 515,000 in
allowances and. the .remain-
ing for conventions, assoeia-
tion fees and travel.
The committee .has
budgetted 51,540 for grants
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(or h:od.one( fo.r yourself)
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NEllll` OWNERS:,.
'John :Ft Judy,. George:
We are pleased to be a part of thecommun ty
and will continuo to Offer
the same service es in the past."."
Let US cater tp your'
* Anirriversaries -
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*Weddings
Here
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(ur spacious HALL Ia AVAILABLE for your
PRIVATE PATTY RENTALS [Exciptl Fri. -Nights
7 M Iles 'North of Settorth 3 .Mlles East
k•. 4 Walton
phone 527a)629
including the 'Talbot 1110,
London, and the festival
Square, Stratford.
He studied 'interior design
at the prestigious Parsons.
School of Design, in New 'York
City, then began his career
with S•impsonN, in London,
Tell years ago he started his
own store, Tradewinds, seI-
ling china and glassware* In
1970ltis passion for renova-
ting and restoring old burl'?
dings Jed him to buv the
;Brlevedere Hotel in down-
townLondon and turn it it ,
the beauttt`ui. Talbot 1-#14
Mr. Wuxi'$ LmOst Ment
Projeet is another renmfatfol
of Older buildings in Camp-
bridge, Ontario.,
The international Art Ave.
tion helps to raise funds for
the Duron Country .Play-
house. as well as give the
opportunity to the people Or -
Sotrthwestern Ontario to: puri
chase4'aluable works of art.
WANTED
Volunteer ;D rivers
Ocoasionat drivers 4rgent1y .required
to :bring clients to Psy .Centre at Glirtton, .
If you- have an hour to spare call'
482-7943 for more information,.
':Presented by Visual Arts, Blyth Centre for
the: Arts
Friday -' May 4, 7 - 9 p`m.
Saturday =- May 5, '9 12, 2 5 p.m.
-Sunday May 6, 10,a.m..- 2 p.m.
Demonstrations, slides and application of
various watercolour methods. Given by,,
Michele White & Marie Charbonneau:
(both Q.O.A. grads.)
Claes Bruited to 25 pre -registered students
Fee '515.00plus materials fee
FOR FURTHER ' INII ORMATION
CALL ' 5.i3•-9403
between-5---S-p.m,
7IT' LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
is} The . .
Shamrock Lounge
of the;
HURON: HOTEL:
Dublin, Ont.
WEDNESDAY to SATURDAY
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