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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-06-14, Page 24'244 RON i.EXPOSITORt 490E 141, 197* 4r..;?N`',''''v"7",,74*-77-'7.1rfarliPt•Ar.":P BY WILD44 COU'. doing th* hy.lay.-, now the Clerk McLaeldan, asked lt TOckerstnith, Township tanka are being put in prop- there would be any Merit igucil n Itieldtty peialponed wetly with the ,new guideline sending the revised by -14W Ill for secon4, time any dems- Of the Department of Agri - ion On a by -4w regulating eulturek The old ta.ks will uict manure Storage tanks ,,COPI1t1140 tOt V.414$0 be ,or lagoons.A proposed by, tromp. - law was given first reacting, Robert. Broadtent said. last Tuesday but •was sent "Onething you have to think hack for Clerk Inek McLach- about is that the tans cause • lan to. revise, •• most of the treUble, and this, This week the revised by- would exist whether the tank • law was given second read- is enclosed or open lagOon. •ing discussed at ,great length Robert Breatiftlet Asked .arld Was. returned for 'revision the clerk what would happen, ngAin, ready for the• if earthen dugouts were ban- •,Inly 3 Meeting. • ned, then if Seaforth wanted 14 the otiginal proposal for to expand the town lagoon the need to regulate the ocated In UL. rsn , storage •of liquid manure, Township) Would the town. 'payers -Walter Denys, let Deputy Reeve Robert Bell be stoppeii, . I'. concession 2. London had stressed the need for the The deputy reeve Said that Road surveY: barn. silt) and tanks to be given a eeVer to he didn't think the „govern. lagoon: and Peter Swinkles, Councillor William Brown Mr, IBroadfoor asked, 4.+Wity liquid Manure tank. Both the Federation 9f Agriculture for its opinion. This WAS agreed, On. Coeneillor BMA Said. 'We don't need mere en•- emies than friends.** Mr. Papple suggest coup•cil travel around and loett.a.t about 30 of these manioc storage units, men beyond township borders. Councillor Falconer asked That application, for two building permits. held up from the meeting last week. be approved for two rate. cut down on odours, while ment could he Stepped, and lot 9 concession 5 14R5, was more concerned about would you think you, have the were approved. safety of people working right •to stop individuals if •C'OoncilaccePted the res" around unfenced lagoons and • you can't stop the provincial' ignation of George S. KroSe, snowrnobilers. government? ' as a full•time employee in the When it as reported at Mr. Broadfobt asked that roads department, working last week's meeting that "Instead of trying to set your under Read Superintendent foreing•a farmer to put a top own bylaws could you not Allan Nicholson. He said be on his tank would mean ork ith the inistry would be available for part doubling his cost of con- . environment to set up an f'time work. IN wmof the .. ' struction, the cover idea was animal unit factor based on ' * - WILL PAY • omitted from the reviSed ' the ministry ruling, the line Stanley Township council by-law. . : fence, the nearest high- WOW to Say it would pay its . Three concerned farriers way..." township portion of the Van - attended the ' • meeting... Clerk IsIcLaelilan •pointed astra Day Care deficit incur - Donald Papple. Robert •out the ministry of the en- red by cliiIrdren from Stanley BroadfoOt and Kenneth yironment is supposed to attending the centre. Moore, and joined in the supervise but are not enforc,- Members of council were debate•• , iti$ the • guidelines omit. a invited to attend a Fun Mr. Papple asked sYhy tops eomplaint is registered. • Cl'o, mpics at the opening ,. had been considered for cern- COMPLAINTS? ceremonies • for the newly . ent tanks but net on lagoonS. Kenneth Moore asked if. constructed Bayfield arena, stating that this would in- ' many people came to council No. member agreed to part, crease the cost for the :than meetings to. complain about icilaate in •the fun program with the lankand would manure odours in the town- planned for the day. Clerk encourage farmers to con- • ship, Reeve $illery said no MeLachlan invited anyone •• • struct the lagoon type. • one. had been to council to wishing to take part to con., complain for years but Ccorn, tact him: and he would reg- • DeputyReeve Bell said, • don't see why the council • needs to be concerned about• , sa(ety. that is up to the individual." He agreed, with Councillor Robert Fothering. ham that couneil should draw • the line and do away with dirt tanks and permit only -closed • cement, • Councillor Fran Falconer Brown moved and seconded higher than last year. said. "I think we should a motion to scrap the by-law Council turned down a draw a line through the .. but the reeve and Councillor request from Field -Springer whole things, File it for six Fotheringham said they • Dlsaster Relief where flood months." •< could not go for that as to; damage amounted to over S3 •• e Donald Papple told council • much time had been put into million, and tharea de- • • "Yu are ten years too late iri it. •clared a disaster area. Over , plaints were made to ister TuckersntitbS etetecc idual members of council. He or appointed officials in any said council feels things will event they would enter. get out of hand entirely if • Clerk McLachlan reported carried on as at present time. that to date 55 building "All we hope is to gontrei permits have been applied some of it. we can't expect to for during this first half of the control it all."'• . year amounting to • over a C Tors Falconer and million dollars, considerably • C .Wil',••Mt44-71047A4kW•V431 $00.000 MOM be raised 'bY toWnship officials hod a sinery .44d *he ow sidewalks, the Relief 'fited. "'Too tat !meeting in Londeshoro. They must be repaired first. Road away from our WA." reAgreed to each write *letter Superintendent Allan Nichol - marked Deputy ,Reeve Bell- to Scafortii council asking •son will be asked to check on Robert Fotheringham will for A Meeting of the five The sidewalks and report on represent the township at the !Mittel's involved--TuckerS- the priorities. reading of th,e report for the 'Smith. McKillop, Holten and arose Thfro e smitle;aclokmpOlatIgOn VanaStradra to be 'held by iiibbert with Seaforth, Council endorsed a ite. firucefield Sidewalks. Coun- TSCfuleslipT;olivanlishi'jfip a Vatthern aen solution from the Town of cil will budget each year for June 21 at 8 p.m. S eaterth asking the Ontario, sonic, repair work or instal - William Brown will rep- Attorney General to, conduct lation work, resent the township at the An aggressive and thorough Council set a tee of 520 to Court of Revision for the study of time-consumino be paid to the tile drainage Silver Creek municipal drain, coertrOOrn procedores in the loankinSpector for each drain and the Nash drain to be held province and to analyse sen- he inspects. The inspector in Winthrop by Metciliog: tenceS being handed Mit ter (presently Deputy Reeve NtarliOaS, criPea. (Seaford) Robert Bell) receives 510 V°uCnecuint*cil approved a grant state4 that there are un- whichcouncil. considers too, of $50 to the Vanastra Lions necessary delays in the low when often two in- . Club to help with the. Vanas- CQUrt$ and too lenient pun., spectionS must be made on tra-Tuckersmith fair to be • ishments and a lack of res- each drain. held in August featuring a titution to victims of crime* • A. request for a grant from, beer tent, games of chanCei. such AS vandalism) the Ontario Livestock Protec- various contests and shows; Council will review the tion Association was denied a grant of S300 to the condition of its sidewalks and a suggestion will be SeaforthLions club for the with a view to repairing its made to the Association that Lions Park and swimming old sidewalks first and later it seek a donation from the pool ftind; and •a grant of perhaps construct new ones cattleman's association in - $200 to Seaforth Community ir, new subdivisions. Reeve stead; The Association said Hospital to the capital grant -II • 4, n— fund. (The ,hospital had it asked for S630 based on 210 bu a patients from the township At , '. the hospital from the town- GLADYS KERSLAKE Bonthron Funeral Honie on shiP last Year with grant The death Of Gladys M. Wednesday, June 13th at 2 bacseodunocnit rareteceef i fveci$3,4'7etpteerr i :erg a slake occurred in Liniver- „,with Rev. Kenneth Patient.) ' ' sity Hospital, London follow- Knight officiating* Interment severe brain hemorr- in 'Baird's Cemetery. The from Allan Guest of Kitch.' hage. She was born May 7, pallbearers were Messers. ener on behalf of Brava. 1928 daughter of Daniel Grant Webster, HJack Mac - Holdings Ltd. of Kitchener. Buchanan and the late Ruth Gregor, 'Lorne Love, Elmer which owns 10 town houses Ena Buchanan. Ca'mpbell, Ray Consitt, Glen containing 58 unit S at Van- . Surviving her , husband . Koehler. astra on which ;bore are Alvin 0. Kerslake, to whom taxes in arrearsamountine , '?' she was married May 16th, to S84,700, interest a- 1953 and children Daniel, mounting to $21,660 and Mrs. Neil (Ruth Ena) Yandt, unpaid water bills of $14,000. Arlene and William and a • : Mr. Guest . statedthat granddaughter Nancy, She Brava Holdings will no was the sister of Warner, longer he responsible for any, . Malcolni and George of PEI, ' °toheveberreasfitit rTsi.t4itndhaecteioi‘s'n'itie:itntolleil.aubsotiebtirlse;.., rIviMe)ar,sp:lmej,:t.hOnlinat:a1Ereiloni insi,eM)orfsC•ua7nAeinobn°f: company'S dale and Mrs, Sara Rouse of don the project innitediate- Scarborough, The Needham • Memorial Chapel, London At last Week's Council • meeting Mr • was the sit of funeral services asked council to rGeuebastet somehad ; .Monday. June 4, 1979 at 11 . a.m. Rev. R.W. Coghill of of the unpaid taxes or to drop First Church of the Nazarene • the interest and. water • officiated. Interment is to charges, which eouncil v follo‘in Staffa Cemetery Patricia Muegge is a Year. • formed Mr. Guest was int - possible. • m Donald WDONALD DALE. IV Student at S,D.H.S. whose A letter received frothe (Buzz) Dale' hobbies include cooking, sew.. ing, public relations work • Seaforth, died Monday at and outdoor activities. Pat ministry of labour regarding 71. of 66 Goderich Street W. the Vanastra Curling rinkhas experience working in a informed council it could Seaforth Community Hosp- dentist's office and at the NE 17 with a GIFT from • AIM LEVI" JEANS Et CORDS 1495Et 1695 • Waist 5 i es 28-36 Short Sleeve• • imb • IPis K NIT SHTS %beater and cotton SolV1•L ' - 99e TANK T -OPS Assed Colours SWIM SUITS Boxed • SOCK Et TIE SETS WALLET'Et KEYCASE SETS PEN AND PENCIL. SETS • A good selection of boxed toiletries for men Seaforth 527-1950 GEX 599799 - 600 65° 496 the funds Were nearly ex - boated And it expected in- creased Miami outlays WOOld be needed Ot the future to pay rewards 10 persons notifying of thefts of live- stock, increasing becattae of the high cOst of Pattie, . " close the rink, stay open ital during repairs, if monitored Born inMHuron Expositor. She is Mullett Township, looking for , summer work he was a son of the late. • • or stay open without repairs involving outdoor jobs, store if it could be monitored. ' George and Jean R. (Sprint) or restaurant work or public sag.. Dale. , He was in the •con- reiatiou. Pat is one'of many Deputy Reeve Bell struction business in London gested the president of the students who have registered for years until retiring to at the Canada Employment Curling Club • (Mervin Fal• - Seaforth in 1975. He served Centre for Students. Call cotter) be contacted and a meeting with council set up overseas in World War Two now' in Goderich at 524-244 from 1939-45 in the Second •to ask the club if they can . and in Exeter at 235-171) . raise the one of Batallion Engineers the cost • is survived by his wife• _.,..- r of the renovations, estimated ' He • to be about $200,000, while the, former Mona Marks to govertimetit. grants will pay whom he was married in the remaining two-thirds. Egmeindville in 1953; a Councillor Frank Falco daughter •Debbie, Ms. said he feels that council Frank Vecchio, London: two , should finance the two-thirds grandchildren, Rachel and until the funds from the Paul Donald. Vecchio; and a s government come in to re- sister Anona, Mrs. Andrew imburse - council. A special Crozier Of Harpurhey. •'meeting is to be arranged by The R.S. Box Funeral council and the club Horne is in charge of the Council turned down a serviee t°'heheld. ThursdaY'. June 14 with Rev. T.A.A. request front the Huron Fed. Duke officiating. Interment •ai . eration of Agriculture to have . g. Mtlandbank Cemetery. the township clerk answer • the Federation phone on a WALKER CARLIILE • part-tbne basis when that Walker CH, Carlile of office was closed. It is - Hensall passed -away in , thoouthseedrienrk. t anadjoining office Southron sHauturordnay,Hospital,june9, E19x7e 9- • Following receipt of a let, •t •. in his f •,1 ist yearlie was the • ter from Seaforth Council last bOloved pweekrepa ready i lit to ' it haveproposed o wt no withdraw from the Seaforth father of WhuilslibaanmdandofRo:el srite, • Fire Area Board and was rounding townships, would soli fire (Landsborough) Carlile and , the (Martha) Stokes, London/ ' bOth of llensall and Mrs. Glen (Elaine) Weida, R.R. 1. Zurich. Three sisters survive board andMrs. Wes (Muriel) Richard- • protection to its four sur. soil. Goderichl Mrs. James • • NCTHER -j.-FIRST ..BY • MOBILE PARTS 41 • MEETBRYAN * PhOne for routed beUveryService • iternational & Shortline PartS availabie Backing up ,.,Direct Lines 'to our certified part t and service centre plus. Availability from our.four locations 5214120 FARM EQUIPMENT I IMITED ark • A1Rr,t • Mrs. Leeland (Ano) Willert, Zurich: three grandchildren and three great grandchild- • ten' also survive. Funeral service was held from the Bonthron Funeral lio ine on Tuesday, June 12th at 2 p.M. with Rev. Stan McDonald officiating. Interment in Bay- . field Cemetery. The pall- * bearers wire MesSers Greg-• 4, ory Willett. Leonard Hoff- man. Ken Richardson. Bey- • erly Burrell, Ray Weide,: Gerald Weida, • • HUGH LOV1E Hugh love, formerly or Hensall, passed away At the Alexandra Marine General Hospital, Goderich, on Sun- day June 10th. 1979 in his 92nd year. was the beloved husband of the late Agnes Ann Jarrott and dear father of Earl, gensall and Mrs. Percy (Ernma) Camp- bell, Frensall, brother of IVIrS', Gertrude Moir, Hensall. Alan surviving are six grand. children, seventeen great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Funeral service was held from the rrOrr14,11,WArrrlarAP .11.1 . SALM CONSTRUCTION Farm, CaMmercial & Rasidantial Const Framing, Rooting, Aluminum Siding, Renovations Dave Salm 523-9641 Blyth, Ont. SUPER SUMMER DRAW • THURSDAY, JUNE 21 • e)(111P1/4 -100 •••••• Priz�sTof• • • 10;004:: In addition to 5 regular prizes of '100,000 Avoid disappointrtient -Get ;Our WINTARIO tickets and Variety ' Show Admission tickets NOW from these participating Wintario/ •Provincial Retailers: •• SEAFORTH • Bob & Betty's Variety - • Mac's Convenience Store Triangle Discount • Seaforth Insurance Agency • Province of Ontario Savings Hessen Restaurant • Commercial Hotel Becker's Milk KIPPEN. MCLellan's peneral-Store • BB1 aRcUk, sC EN/Fa rl iEetlyD Farmer's Dell Drive In WINTHROP Winthrop General. Store • At the Seaforth Conirrsuinity Centre THURSDAY •June 21 doors open at p.m. • SPONSORED BY THE SEAFORTH LIONS CLUB seethe• •WINTARIO DRA • being broadcast IIV� from Seatoilh Admlssioh $2.00 Tickets available at 'SEAFORT11, Bob .8c Betty's Variety Mae's Convertiente Store • Triangle Discount Seaforth Insurance Agency Province of Ontario Savings Office Hessen Restaurant ' Commercial Hotel Eiccker's Milk lite Huron 'EXpositor BRUSSELS The Brussels Post KIPPEN MeLellan's General . • Store 13RucEFIELIO • Black's Variety Farmer's Dell Drive In The NOW Canadian Klompen Dance Club LIMIT!" "----- LOCAL TALENT. .,inthrop Genital StoreN• ROM 'WWItLalt2Variety • liSietorth •McKillop Dump; • rucetietd •lertickersrnith Maeltaes Market •