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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-05-10, Page 5• .••••• SAFE 8ICYCLII4G —Constable 'dill Wilson, commkmity-services; officer with the Goderich • C/.P.P. detachments is telling, primary students at St, Celumban School about some of the tips that maKe bicycle "'Winga littlesafer. (Expositor Photo) THE SAFE BICYCLING QUIZ These students are reading a safe bicycling quiz which was handed out to them during a special presentation on bicycling by Constable 0111 Brodhagen Correspondent MRS. LAVERN WOLFE, 345-2757 Thanks to the 4-H club of Brodhagen who collected for the cancer fund. April 23 vvas • Good seleCtion of boxed, potted & fresh flowers & plants BOX PLANTS AVAILABLE • NOW Free delivery to hospital & nursing home • the end of the club following was a delicious supper held at the Brodhagen Corninunity Centre which they all enjoyed. Mildred Brown of Calgary Alberta who is visitng in Brodhagen enjoyed a pleasant weekend with Carl, Janet Buuck Danny and Julie of Mitchell. • A large crowd gathered at the home of Mervin and. Grace Hedgert where a successful auction sale was held last week. • A lovely pink hydrangea plant beautified St. Peter's Lutheren Church in memory of the late Wilfred Wolfe who passed away 7 years ago on May the 6th.• h was placed there by his wife Dorothy and family on Sunday morning. The Luther League was pleased with the large - amount of cars on the day of the car wash in spite of the The many friends and congregation of St. Peters Lutghcran Church. Brodhagencontinue to pray and have concern for Mr. Norman Reihl who is confined • to Seaforth Community' Hospital. Mrs. Adeline Diegel, Shakespeare was pleasantly surprised on her birthday by her /laughter and sonin-law Ralph and Joyce Fischer Lauri and Mark Dale and Star Bachert, Keri and Stephen of Blyth,Doug and Ooderich ,O.P.P. at. Bt. ColuMban School, Thursday. $tUdents watched a film and. then filled in the quiz with Const.Wilsons (Expositor PhOtO) David and Jblie, Marilyn and , Jim Caltehrearl, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gibb and Janet who all gathered at the home of Bill and Grace Gibb and Katherine Stratford in honor of Jamie's confirmation • • Congratulations, ' are extended to Jim and Marilyn Cakebread who celebrated _ • Sunday visitors with Mrs, Ford Dickison were Mrs. Dickison Sr., and Mr, and Mrs. J.S. McDonald of Teeswater Congratulations are extended to •William Bennewies who celebrated his 94th birthday and enjoys fairly good health. Guests of Mrs. Lavern Wolfe and Dale were Lorne and Betty Wolfe of Clinton, Dire!' Wolfe and friend Miss their 19th wedding anniversary the same day eaQnnrrn datoationi!mie on his Friends of Mr. Tem Wall Who resides at the home ef his nephew Gordon and Lorraine Rumford and family just south of Brodhagen will be pleased to hear he has returned home after his stay in both Stratford General and i Seaforth Community H t1 • Allison Lucy. of Kitchener,.. The many friends and relatives of Mr.. George Mueller are sorry he is confined to the University Hospital in London where he underwent surgery. He is doing as well as can .be expected. Wishing him good healing. • • HE fitIRON' EXPOSITOR* MA ' 1 stay the som Logan Township eouncit will not raise the -township general mill rate this year. AlthQugh more money being spent in the township than gtt;anntslaa4nttlYaeal4jett is offset HoweaVerer. thaisgnhaeYrerts•hawnillif;id. ytheaatrihdeut fax bills increases in the county and school levies. The county levy in 1979, is $72,795, compared with $70,105. in, 1978. The education levies with, last year's figures in brackets are:, elementary public school $139,014. (5124.457.) elententaty separate school $28,200. ($23,903.) and the secondary school $135.945. (122,2440. Assessment in the township is 54,047,855. for 19794 in 1976 is was 53.985.040. The total amount to be raised for general municipal purposes is $140.347. (138.028.) Some other levies leclude„ the reads. 5290,000.., fire protection •SIP,506„ 'street lights 51774. conservation authorities $2,909, and the sanitary landfill site $2,400. The mill rates are as follows with the 1978 rates in •brackets. For general municipal purposes. 'the farm and residential rate is 34.36 mills (34.36) and, the commercial rate is 40.43 mills (40.43). For county purposes, the farm and • residential rate is 12.62 mills (11.92) and, the commercial rate is 14.85 mills (14,02). For the elementary Public school, the farrn and residential rate is 39.99 mills (35.95) the commercial rate is 47,66 Mills (42,10); (39.94), For separate schools, the farm and residential rate is 42.89 mills (37.89) and and the Commercial rate is 44,43 Mills For secondary school purposes. the Mill rate is 32.71 (29.86) for farm and re. Sidential and 36.34 (33.10). tor costmenzig At the regular May meeting. Tcownship c'ouPeil approved the PaYntentekt raod acenOnt,S in the amount 471.1.(s9.99,06: which *chided $5,793. foe fel)** to the 1972' grader, The genenki accounts of 558794.09, wet -0 ordered'paki. This included $4$,500, trAirtSferrect froM the Government Of PrItatle applicants for tile drainage loans. This: drainage work wa.s completed in 19-78,, The council also, approved ten new tik drainage lost* applications in the amount of S66,200, ; On April 18, tenders were opened for the construction of three municipal drains, the Murray Drian, the Gaffney Drain and the Melville Drain. The contract for the .constrnction of i the Murray Municipal Drain was awarded to T.VV. Van Bree and Sons Ltd., Thedford, Ont. for $3,104.64, The Robert Nicholson,• Construction Company Ltd., R.R.#1, Sebringville was awarded the contract -for the construction of the Gaffney Municipal Drain for 54,823.00. Hanna and Hamilton • Construction Co, Ltd., of Listowel was awarded the contract for the open portion of, the Melville Municipal Dram for $1,590.00 and T,V.W. Van Bree & Sons ttd R.R.#3, 'Medford was wen the contract for the closed portion of the Melville Municipal Dram at the price of $ 3,844,46, • At that same meeting the engineers from. W.E. Kelley and Associates Ltd:, of Kitchener were present for the con sideration of the Grey Branch of the Northwest Drain and the Rohde Municipal DraM, Beth dram reports were adppted, The next meeting of 'Login Township. council will be on May 14 at 8. more help Perth B of E needs for French, morals programs • TruStees of the • Perth County Board 9f Education were told at Tuesday night's meeting that • the administration building was going to need more secretaries in order to help handle the work created by the new French language and morals corisultarits, Director of Education and Secretary of the Board, Ken , Self, told board trustees in an • . . office staff. Director Self further re- commended- to the board, that up to one more full time employee was needed and that personell now are being asked to work some over- Voting on Self's • recom- mendation to hire up to oue full time employee the board rejected the proposal re- asoningulthethsatt tdiiyeYdweteurmidin*Ma: the administration need was complete. The board did pass a motion which would sec the hiring of a part-time secretary to fill the gap until the study is complete. Perth teacher resigns Brod , (3gen bowlers. ministration building are be - a " another promot ed ocorantclizsp.,tia thtahte thde, coming somewhat cramped and the secretarial staff is becoming overworked, At present a study is being set up to determine how much help will be needed. but the Director of Education also recommended that more efficient use be made of the available room in the administration building as; 'well as better use of the have social . •• A social evening was enjoyed by the Swing, Bowling Club of Brodhagen at the Bornholm Township Hall. Howard Bode the president conducted the business. It was decided to begin the seasons busy schedule with the first game to be played on May 21st. The remainder of the evening was enjoyed playing court ,whist. The winners were Ted Bradley, Mrs. Carl Hillebrecht. Mrs. Milton Bode and Bob French. A lunch of donuts and coffee was served. Joy Elliet, Shawn • and . Kimberley of Brodhaen who .%Ni•:•, -;•?e•••••••-,- • • entertained her at the 0 • Walton 1 tin on Firciay ' Ak3:1 wishing , her many happy I t 0),',. '1•:. returns of the day, • .,, ./ .......,;4 , Mr. and Mrs. Les , /-- 444. Wietersen. Brodhagen, Mr, and Mrs. Frazer Gibb, • • . Stratford attended the ....ea confirmation of their grand son Jamie Gibb at St. John's United Church in Straford on . Sunday. Others attending the same confirmation were Uncles,. • aunts and cousins. Mr. and Mrs, Ralph • Wietersen, ovingiy Show your love • on Mother's Day with flowers or plants from MacLean's Flowers The best way to say Love you Variety and Gifts Main Street, Seaforth MOM'S the word,. 10$7tvwf on 'Sun. May 13 *# large selection of Coutts -Hallmark cards. Remember Mother viith a card from our 0(When you care, enough to send the'very best) ALSO' FOR MOTHER Black Magic Choc. Rowntree't turtles from Srhile & ChuOicles, Asst'd Toffee in Tins Gifts, Pottery, Timex Watches Clock. Radia's.:Calcuiptors ,adios Curiae in' and see our thoIotback grooms for MA CASSETTE SUPER GOLD '60 min. 1/2 price Now only 1.15 Reg. $3.49 Mae Flowers Seaforth ,Ontario 527.0800 At the Board of Education meeting held May 1, the board trustees reviewed the cases of two of its teachers. The board approved the appointment of Richard A. Beresford to the post of Head of the Mathematics Depart ments at St. Mary's District .Collegiate and Vocational In- Stitute. Beresford has taught • • • , school for 1 of 10 years, between . the years •• 1965-68 and 1972-79. • . , The • trustess also passed . • acceptance of the resignation . of Stephen Martin, of North- . western Secondary School in Stratford. Mr. Martin has been at the school :three . years. . . ' . • . • . • . • • DRESSESt Its your choice, many sleeveless, short slee ves, long sleeve dresses in ultra smart styling sizes 8 - 20 12'it - 32% 29.95 - 49.95. r COATS : Clearing all weather and dress coats most sizes. 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