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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-07-12, Page 5Hibbert ,c unsil 'unan- imously supported ,the reso- lutionof the Town of Sea - forth, with, respect to long. delays on :court cases,r the apparent ,Light sentences, which; do not act as a, deterrent to stop vandalism and, similar crimes, and the restitution to persons suffer, ing property loss, when it met July 3. The dates of the regular meetings rot August and! September were, ,changed from. the 6th to 7th August, and 3rd to 4th September to avoid conflict with statutary holidays. E.H. Uderstadt•, Engineer of Orangeville was directed, to bring in a, report on the repair acid improvement (,if necessary) of the Riley Drainage Works. Clarence Brickman. was awarded the Miller Drainage Works con- tract at 524,800., 'and Cold - steam Concrete the tile at $19,568.70: Cook Brothers awarded the Simonsen . Drainage Works Contractat $3,009.00 and• Seaforth Tile the concrete pipe at $664,00; Lee Jennison of Grand Bend was awarded the con- tract to loadand haul pit run gravel for construction on Lots • 1/5. Concession 2/3., at $Sc per cubic yard. Work to: be completed b)! 31st Augt so as not tO conflict wit gravel application due .to, commence :middle of :` tember, By-laws were passed' for the "Miller" and: "Simon' sen" Drainage Works,: and JANE ETHEL LEEMING daughter of Mr. William Leeming and the late Ethel Leeming graduated from Ry- erson Polytechnical institute, Toronto in Fashion Arts, majoring .in merchandising. She is a graduate of Seaforth District High School. She has accepted :a position : with Smart Set Ltd., Toronto, KATHY BRUXER: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bruxer are pleased to an- nounce the . graduation of their daughter Kathy from Fanshawe College School of: Nursing,. Victoria Campus London on June 28: ,Kathy is a graduate of St. Patrick's School, Dublin and Seaforth District' High School. Frank Case marks birthday at Manor • Bni la „ o... Happy, r the y t Mr.' Frank Case who celebrated'' .. his birthday on Monday. Frank spent the afternoon and had supper with his family. Visiting with Miss 'Bessie Ipavidson were Mrs. Jean Broadfoot of Walton and Mrs. Robt. McMillan of Seaforth; Mrs. Alex Dennis: visited with Mrs. Minnie Hawley and. Miss Bessie Davidson. Visiting with Mrs:; Wilber V.ISttorsr Keyes were Mrs. Keyes and Mrs• Ruth 'Mullholland of Clinton,Mrs. Edna Weber of Dashwood visited her mother Mrs: Adele. Fisher. High scores in bowling on Thursday afternoon . were the death, of Miss Ethel McClure at Seaforth Community Hospital on p Thursday last. Miss McClure had been a resident of Seaforth Manor for some time and her presence will be missed by. all. . McKillop has : held by Mr. Lenny Bloomfield : and Mr. Charles Ross and Marshall Young (tied) Bingowas held ' Friday afternoon with Doris Wills, Margeurite Shill, Harold Walsh, I la Gardner and Edith ° Sole, Miss . Kate Laverty winners. Seaforth Manor residents were saddened to hear of Correspondent MRS., ED. REGELE. 527-1106 Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred" Kistner of Brodhagen were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schneider of Hanover, on Wednesday .evening:' of last week Mr. and 'Mrs. Bob Kistner of Stratford on Saturday and : Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Regele. • Mr. and . M,rs. Clarence Regele visited with Mr. and Mrs: Ed. Regele Sunday evening': tor' setting the mill rates for the taxation year 1979 in accordance with the budget *den_ ,W and published at the last regular meeting. Road vouchers. were issued in the sum of :527,557.04,. whit!, itt,tluded the applie- atiof, of chloride to: the Township Roads. .andfor general municipal and: muni- cipal drainage and tile drain debentures. in .the sum ,ot, 126.,511.92. ilin has. Michigan guests Correspondent DON: MACRAE' Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. James Paratchek and:. family were Joe and Gayle Paratchek and family, April and Rose,: they are. from Howell. Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schlattman,, Matilda. Street, Dublin entertained Mr. and Mrs, Doadt and Mr. and Mrs. E. Keillor of Stratford. Mr.. George Coyne, Nelson Street, Dublin spent :last weekend at 1pperwash, Provincial Park.. - Mr. and Mrs.- Ernie. Fleming, Ann Street and Mrs. Herb. Brown ate visiting, out west with Mr, and Mrs. (Diana) Glanville. New ,s: ide :dik ok'd Brodhagen Brodhagen soon will have. a new sidewalk as a result of a decision of Logan Township council at its July meeting. The new ..sidewalk will be constructed east from . 'the main intersection on Church Street, on the north side of the road for a distance of 830 feet: The old sidewalk, which is in poor state of repair ,and ore the south side of the toad, will be removed. The new sidewalk will be constructed On : the north side of the road because there are fewer. large trees and: this will reduce costs and'. maintenance. The erection of street lights at the en trance to the Ritz Lutheran Villa. on Highway 23 north. of Mitchell also was discussed and the Councirpasseda resolution to proceed with the installation of these lights pending approval of the Ministry : of Transportation and Communications. Council approved the proposed amendments to the Mitchell and District Arena. and ` Community Centre agreement. "This agreement le reviewed every five years. Teh percentages of contribution by the municipalities were changed slightly, reflecting; growth or decline of population 'in the : respective municipalities. The other proposed ;amend- ment is that the 10 ' man board be reduced to 5 he rural The magazine for the whole fare tamily 1 The farm magazine especially for Bruce, Huron and Perth counties * THOUGHT PROVOKING FARM STORIES * THE LATEST RURAL NEWS * SPECIAL SECTION FOR THE YOUNG FARMER * FAMILY PAGES WITH YUMMY LOCAL RECIPES * COLUMNS, PHOTOS, FREE WANT ADS and much much more r$ 3'°°for1 2 Issues Oft $5 I`OR 24 ISSUES incanada in Canadit • • :SENti NOW TO mon mini. orm. "ma mom' limi tomb mo.l. NI11. ligiiii iii6li al. 16.:4•11111, Ode ii1061, eilliii all* :: ' ... li The Voice Box.10, Blyth 11 Val1'11 subscribe d l enclose 53.00 for l yeah' 7 i' enclose 55.00 for lyric., D BIU me. L Name Aildress I Foot Office Code I .r ala M,iii.:.ri-.r amis. iiiYb +.w i i.— ....:...........,,:iii Yi • I 1 • r members,: comprised of elected officialsof the participating. municipalities. Road accounts in the amount of $11,264.23 were approi!ed for . payment. The first coat of surface treat was applied to Concession road 12 and 13 from sideroad 20 to 35 last week. A secondcoat will be applied later in the season. The gravelling of some township roadsis, now in progress. Due to a delay in receivin8a shipment spray, .theweed spraying, programme could not begin until this week. General accounts in the amount of 533,704.76 were:. approved for payment. This included payments to a number ,.of contractors whoare working on municipal drains in the township. Joe Vandenberk was appointed to the Court of Revision for the. South Maitland River Repair and Improvement, to be held on Aug.. 7 at 9:30• a,nh. in the Elma Tonwship Municipal. Office. in Atwood,. An application for. 515,000.00 tile drainage loan was approved. ' Some farmers have completed their tile drainage work and in order to receive theiroans, a rating g by-law was passed.. A severance application was approved for Jack Flanagan, Lot 35. Concession 6, with the 'recommendation. that the barn be allowed to be used for agricultural uses. The building inspector's report of building permits :. issued for Logan Township in -.June was. presented for Council's inspection and it was noted that 28 permits were issued, totalling 5325,000.00. The next meeting, will be held on July 16 at 8 p.m. Staffa; 4-H clubs at Achievement Correspondent MRS JOHN TEMPLEMAN • % 345-2346 night by Nancy Pridham. • Mr. and Mrs. Tom 'Scott left Thursday 'for Lindsay Staffa 4-H Homemaking where they will lie clubs 1,2,3' all participated in 'accompanied by Mr. and the Achievement Night for Mrs. Hugh Moore Orli trip "Outdoor Living" held on . the Western Provinces. Wednesday evening at' the Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Kirkton-Woodham Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. Community Centre. Alec Scott are enjoying a trip The topic for Staffa #1 was to the Western Provinces. Happiness; Is a walk in the Rick and Dannielle woods, with all members Thompson have been participating. Staffs #2 chose holidaying withtheir grand - as their topic, was Oh No!; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carter We Forgot the Can Opener Kerslake. with. Karen McKinnon and. Kim Bronsen, particip ating.. / Janice Vivian from Staffa a#1 received her County honours" for ` successfully completing VIh nthro six, 4-H Homemaking p Clubs Sunday morning the honours Cromarty Presbyterian Congregation met with the Hibbert United: Chun n - Davies chose for his Sermon: Thompsons congregation when Rev. J. Age is a State of Mind. Miss Ruth McPhail accompanied ' Correspondent' herself on ,the guitar, when MRS. MARG HULLEY she sang• 527.1856 PERSONALS Mrs. 'Gorden Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. Rob Temple- attended a shower held at the man and Carrah and Mr: and home of Jane Christenen.in Mrs. John Templeman and honour of Susan De Groot, family attended a 'family,. bride -elect of next month. at Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ray McNichol and Dave isches on Sunday. Reid spent a few, days this A business meeting for the past week with Bob 'Hulley Perth South District of the Jr, at Gilford. Women's institute was held Sandra Hulley accomp= Monday evening at the home allied a number of her of. Mrs. John Templeman. nursing friends to Point Mr. and Mrs. Norman Perms where they did some Jefferson and Steve hosted camping. the July meeting of the A number of neighbours Mitchell West Dairy Club on attended the dance in honour Monday evening July 9 at 8 of Mr. and Mrs. John p.m. The president • Larry' ' Th'ompson's 20th wedding Bertens presided and opened anniversary held at Family with the 4-H pledge followed Paradise Saturday evening. by the roll call. A . Mr. and MrsGordon demonstration for Blanchard have had their Achievement night ' was three granddaughters visit - discussed and it committee ing with them . Dixie, Kim- , named. A quiz: on:. the bcrly and Shannon Embling I judging competition laid on of Vanastra. seeds was completed by the Joan Dodds .spent the members. Mr. MeLagan weekend visiting with Mary talked about the 4th H in the Hunt while Sandra Hunt 411. Lunch was served and vl8lted with . Gordon and tiie hoer and hostess daubed Ruby (till, Varna. `THE lilURO,i : iEXPOSITOR, 4'u'�,Y 12.. TRUCK ,DEMOLISHED. BY' FIRE—The truck caught on fire is• doused .,by :Seafoth driven by Maurice Flood of Walton when it Monday, night firemeft, Truck di;froyE:d1y fire Tuesday night A truck driven by Maurice Flood of Walton caught fire as he was driving down the road south of the Heritage ' Estates mobile :home, park east of Seatorth. Mr. Flood and the passenger, Gary Walden,' were able to jump from the vehicle after it was brought - to a near stop. The truck, rolled into the ditch and: came: to rest :against_a tree, The vehicle, owned by Eva. Flood, mother of the driver, area, was demolished, Two fire trucks from Seaforth and Seaforth volunteer firemen were at the sene to douse the. flames at about 7;45 p.m, Br�dha�en bob in �iosp tal Correspondent, MRS. LAVERNE WOLFE 345-2757 Jeff Turner had the misfor- tune isfor= tune to get hurt and is; a patient in University Hosp- tal.: Mrs. Ford' Dickison.and, Glenda enjoyed the weekend'. in Teeswater . where they visited with the Dickison families. Dora: Brown visited in Strathroy with her mother, Mrs. Etta tt, Armstrong;;` for four days and attended a baby shower for her grandaughter Debbie' Hasen of Marathon,. held Id at -the home 'of : her brother, Gary Kettlewell. I would like to.take this: opportunity to. Congratulate Roger 'Sholdice. who was recently appointed manager of the new Toronto Dominion Bank branch in the Halton Hills shopping centre, 235 Guelph Street at Mountain- view, Ontario. Roger was raised in: Brodhagen and; was our next door neighbour. We missed . himand Ruth when they left. The couple have ' sons, a ey Gregory: Friends and neighbours will be pleased to hear Ervin Le his home where• he is con valescing .following his' stay in the Seaforth ' Community" Hospital. twoJeffrey and onhardt• has returned to Mrs. Calvin:. Gilk, Carol and Brenda from Pennsylvania are holidaying with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. August Scherbarth, and with their brother and sister • in-law, Mr. and' Mrs. Charles Scherbarth and family. They attended the recent Scherbarth reunion. Robert and Phyllis. Brady and Michael of Lucan'visited with the latter's. parents, ' Harvey and Jean Ahrens. Several miscellaneous bridal: showers Were held in honor of Wendy. ''Rose; daughter of Glen and Norma Rose. One shower 'was held at the home of Wendy's ,grandmother, Mrs. Viola. Chaffe,' Mitchell on Tuesday for all the relatives. Contests were ' conducted by the bride's aunt. - Saturday afternoon, Susan Maloney of Mitchell had a shower at her home for the Boyd ' relatives •and neighbours which was ;planned by 'Mary and Judy Boyd. Wendy, was also honored by a miscellaneous shower on Monday night! for neighbours and friends which was held at First Lutheran • Church, Logan. Contests were conducted by Judy and Sandra Rose. The evening was enjoyed by everyone. Dr. Eric Sisel of Huntsville Conducted a five day Evangelistic compaign in Upper Thames . Elementary School, Mitchell,. during the first week of :June. Folks attended from Stratford, Monkton, Listowel, Clinton,: Kitchener and Ott. The gospel messages given by Dr. Sisel were a teal challenge and insplratiin• to all. The music was supplied by talented gospel 'singing groups from Collingwood, Auburn, Goderich, Medford and Palmerston during the' Crum titer. Sigel enjoyed!': t staying at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Mervin Beuerman. Craig, MacDonald of London spent a week with his grandparents: Mr. andr. Mrs: Mervin.Beuerman, his good news to hear that Mr. Robert . French has improved somewhat. mp t He moved to the home'' of his daughter and son -in law Darlene and Marvin; McDonald in Mitchell where he is convalescing and can enjoy being withhis family. Wishing him a speedy recovery. Dale Wolfe and a friend had been visiting with Dale's parents Lorne and Betty Wolfe in • Vanastra and are busy painting . homes in Clinton: My .mistake. Little Jason Ahrens, of • Ottawa ace mpaned his grandparents Mr. and Mrs.' Milton "Bode back to the farm again. Visiting with Mrs. Martin se Diegel' Shakespeare was her. grandaughter Joy Elliot,. Shawn and Kimberly . of Brodhagen, Doug enjoyed coon hunting with the dogs for the weekend. . Huron Hotel•( sI Seaforth Hwy. #8. Goettler i �Low ' ` Furniture HifUre' �L gl'1. QtJ.t7iti�, Prices . 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