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AppOinted to bring in reports
for the cOnstrnetion rwo
Municipal Drains, One rta.
Cone 3/4 lots US and the
other on ccateeSSion 1.1. Lot 16
at Hibbert 1'9101101p cooneil
MoridaY,
A Zoning Amendment
By -Law .for TIM lot 21
Coneessionlwas given three
readings, the clerk to obtain
the Township Solicitor's
approval hefore cirenlafing,
There wars else to he
pubIi hearing at the nest
meeting of the Mitchell and
District Planning Beard fqr
an Official Plan amendment
for properties in the EoliCe
village of Dublin,
Reeve Ross.McPhail; and
Deputy Reeve' Rulf Swart
reported ion. their 'Meeting
with the hes,* of :council and
Atea Fire Bard members
cOncerning the problems
facing the toard, They had
hoped that the Meeting
Nol114 have resulted in an
amicable Settlerrient.
Road Aer011tit$, for
$5276•82 were approve4.
with the Road
SOPerintendent reporting
that the construction of the
Raglan Street Drain in the
Police Village of Dublin was
eemplete& and that
the gravelling of TOwnship
reads had commenced that
day. General aceounts in the
sum. of 53b408,30. which
included allowance cheques
for Municipal Drains nearing
• Correspondent
MIL. DON MacIt4E
345-2824.
Dublin and District Lions
held their monthly dinner
meeting at..the Huron Hotel
with 16 Lions present.
President Lion. Herbert
Brown introduced the Guest
speaker Deputy " District
Governor Lion Don Coughlin
OrnOtifIn "Sta9Pgget*
"mLOattr "Miller
"Kleinfelcit."
PollOwing, the appointment
of AM Eugee o gle
Prain. RA«
7/ Titt.,744N1147r. Tik ,R.UP 6,,fe
Engineer's report. The twei
inner* inVOINIed discussed
Ibis with ;gone% and agreed
that Me work Ow* be dune
Witt. WOW, engineer'S repent
414 that an.40.a.ment would
the ,neW construcnon ontots
1,4egileeAalett 21, and that
tenders were to be obtaimill
tor the snpply of a new frO.h.ft
diesel tractor And front ,c1114
19-44gr. Payment for the
Uderstadt reported that it:
would be cheaper to clean
out the drain to the old
11:1,•4aw grade, withqut, an
Ethel attended the
Canadian Posrmaver",, and
Assistants ASsOciallOn Mini
Convention Ont. •Branch in
Creemore Ont. on Sunday,
with 57 ritenthers n •at
tendande.
WilliamsOn is President of
Zone 3 of C.P.A.A. - Don
MacRae Secretary -
be made on the 1952 bylaw,
After studying, the Road
Elndget to September 30
council decided to shoulder
tractor might be made 50
percent 1919 and the
balance in early new year
1980.
Treasurer Zone 3 - 'Lothar
Weber Secetary Treasurer
Zone 9, This mini convention
was a type of learning• .
seminar and proved to be of
benefit to the members pre-
sent.
,FERS.014ALS
•'Mrs. Tessie Costello spent
last week. in Chatham with
Mr. • and Mrs. Doug
McGilvery and attended the
Graduation of her grandson
Paul from Grade 8.
Visitors with Mrs. Miller
Evans are her niece Mary
Evans and friend Madeline
from Windsor. •
Visitors with Mr. Mike
Eckert were Sister 'Mary of
Lion Don is Manager of $taffct WI studies, Canadian industries •
of Fordwich,
Canadian Imperial Bank of
Commerce and at one time
worked in Dublin With. Mr.,
Hamblyn.
He outlined the outlesof a
• good Lion and was thanked
• by Lion Vern Steinman and
presented: with a gift.
•'Lion Larry Cook's honest
draw • went to Lion Jas
Paratchek, Lion Herb. Brown
and Lion Jas Paratchek were
presented with pins for their
efforts in signing up new
members. Lion • Ernie
Fleming won the attendance
Prize.
Dublin and District Lions,
TV Home Bingo starts Pct.
10 on Channel 12 Cable get
your cards ear v.
Postmaster Robert Wil-
liamson MitcheWPostrna.ster,
Don MacRae -Dublin, and.
• Postmaster- Lothar. Weberi
Windsor and Sister Margaret
of Essex. They attended the
Kelly -Kew wedding in
Stratford and the reception at
the • Canadian Legion
Stratford, Miss Kelly is the
daughter pf Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Kelly Stratford and
•nieee• of Mike Eckert and
$isters.
• Hears of Sfr�tf�rd pubiIst:er
Correspondent
-MRS, JOHN TEMPLEMAN
545-2346
Mrs. WM, Mahon presid-
ed for the Canadian
Industries meeting of the
Staffs Womens institute.
which was held at the lime
ofMr. John Templeznan on
Wednesday, September .26.
Following the Institute
Ode and Mary Stewart
Collet, elevenmembers and
one visitor answered the roll
• call by naming a industry
completely owned and
operated by Canadians.
•Mrs. INachon and Mrs.
• Carter Kerslake presented a'
• Oct 9 was accepted. Mrs.
• most interesting paper on the
industry.- Harlequin Readers
Service at Stratford, This
• company was begun in, 1957,
opening its office in Stratford
in 1910 and is cornpletey
• Canadian owned.
• Mrs, Caner Kerslake gave
•a report on what other'
• countries • are doing • for
children in the International
year of the Child. •
• Mrs. Robert Laing de;,
monstrated how to Speed()
Weave: and showed many
completed items. She was
thanked and presented with a'
gift by Mrs. Kerslake.
• During business a.
• invitation, to meet with Sea -
forth Womens Institute on
ReddvelleP
Tucky Style Chicken
Et Pizza
Ginjerale
with every pizza.
Catering service available
• Chicken • Meat Platters • Pizza
• Submarines
• Save money • Buy wholesale-
- '
• ,for further information call
• 527-0443
Charles Douglas, Mrs. John
Templeman and Mrs. Lloyd
• Miller were named a commit-
tee to plan •a skit for the Perth
County Rally in Listowel,
Oct 18.
Mrs. Charles Douglas and
Mrs. Daltin Smale will be
attending the Sr. Training
SchOol for Indoor Gardening
to be held later this month.• •
Following the -meeting Mrs.
Wm. Mahon and Mrs. John
Templeman.aerved lunch.
A large crowd attended the
reception for Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Colquhqun in
Hensall, • arena on • Friday
evening.
• Visiting on the weekendat
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Tniplerizan •vere, Mrs.
G. McDonald, Toronto, Mrs.
Dave, Capling, Mississauga.
Mr. a'nd Thu Neilson,
Stratford, Darlene Temple
-
matt Exeter, Ruth TeMple-
man, Dublin, 'Michelle, 'Jane
and Rebecca Martyn, 'Rusiel-
• dal•
Wanda Martyn is, home
after a weeks stay in St.
Joseph' Hospital, London.
• :Registration for scents;
cubs and beavers was held
• Wednesday evening in
Cromarty Presbyterian
Church. •
• 'Miss Judy Norris.
Kitchener and her grand-
•
mpther, Mrs. Sam NOrria,
were guests at a birthday
celebration held for them at
the home of. Mr. and Mrs,
Bob Norris and family on
Sunday. Others attending
were Mrs. Dorleen Norris,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Skinner and
Rob Heckman, Mitchell,
Daryl Kuntz and 1v1iss Susn
Norris, Kitchener.'
•PLAYING DOCTOR — John McKercher had an
• opportunity to play "vet" when the Seaforth,
• Co-op Nursery School students, visited the
Seaforth Veterinary Clinic on Thursday after-
noon. Here John is in gown and cap ready for
• surgery.
$t. Columba!, ark
annniversary
•.Correspondent •
11,1119. MILDRED CRONIN
345-2553• .
Visitingwith Mr, and Mrs,.
Matt Claessens are her three
sisters from Holland. The
•occasion ws the celebration of
Mr. and Mrs. Cleassens 25th
wedding anniversary. • The
celebration began with Mass
in St. • Columban church
followed by a reception in the
Legion Hall in Seaforth.TheY
received many be•autiful gifts
and a .good time was had'by
•
•
Mrs. Elsie Willems was
honOured at a birthday party .•
Saturday evening, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Cronin of RR #1 Dublin.
evi learns, to, st
• Canvas cr
•
•
•
BY MARY. JANE VISSER,
The second meeting of
McKillop 4 canvas Crew was
held on Sept.' 24 at. Mrs. H.
Klaver's. The meeting was
oPened, with the 4-H pledge
and then the roll call' was
answered. The members
then introduced thernselves
to the 2 .new mentbers.• ,
They are Janet Drager and
Linda Poppe; Then •Mrs.
Murray .shoWcd us .how to
thread a needle one way and.
Mrs. Mayer showed us anot-
her way. Then with the use of
a blackboard Mrs. Murray
Snowplow tenders awarded
• BY WILMA, OKE
• MCKillop • Township
council, accepted the tenders
of RyanBulldozing of RR 2
Brussels and taf" Machan
Construction • for • snow
• removal this' winter at.. a •
Meeting of council Monday.
Ryan's tenia49 was for a
grader at S23.80 per hour
plus $18 per daStandby and
Machan was for a grader for
•524 per hour and S18 per day
standby. •
Passed for payment were
road accounts of 512,434.50
and general accounts., of
54,220,85. •
• ,
Council was told work had
been • completed on the
McCallum•Snith and. Silver
Creek drains. •
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Order your
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•
• 345-2330 Bus. Dublin, Ont. •345-2884 Rue,
Business •Computer
Services of London will again,
be employed to make up the
tax aCcounts.
Three tile drain loans.were
approved.
• Council will meet with an
• Officer from ,the 'Ministry of
Natural ResOurces when ifia,
possible for him,to attend.
conncil. He wilanswer'
questions on hunting, dogs:
and Other related areas.
Councillor Marie Hicknell"
reported on • hospital
committee ,and board
meetings Ad' anended.
"Count -Met Arthur Anderson,
reported On Seaforth, fire'
areaboard meetings he has.
...71assifieo Ads pay di.. idends
attended with . Councillor
William Leeming; and Clerk
Marion McClure reported on
a two day seminar she
attended in London in
September.
• •
showed the . girls how to dO. the gobelin stitch' and the
continental, and the tent
stitch. Both leaders 'assisted
the girls while they tried
these *stitches.. •
The leaders reminded the
girls not to use too long
piece of thread and not to •
Peter Van Drunen was
awarded at commencement
night in Clinton High' School
with the Bowden, Award in
Electronics, He is entering
the Radio college in Toronto
for further studies,
Visitors from Holland at
Peter Van Drunens attending
the Van • Drunen-Van
Nynatten wedding were Mrs.
Volga Van Esch, and her son
Trans. They remained for,a
three , week holiday in
Canada. Also visiting with
the Van Drunens were M.
Ad Kabel and Huai Puller
from and Mr, and
Mrs. Peter Jansen frarn New'
Jersey, U.$ :A,
itch
Phil the thread too tight. The,
girls also graphed one of
thstieteitheidnitioanls t‘hch
hveizrsawmilpl•iehres
using the Continental 'stitch.
Th e meeting Was dosed and
refreshments of orange juice
and muffins were served:
St. Columban CWL
plans a busy fall
St. Columban C.W.L. met
Sept. 25th, Due to 'the fact
there hasn t been a meeting
all- summer there was cort-
sicierable correspondence to
read. The CWL received
numerous thank' you cards
and requests for donations as
well as invitations '
neighbouring- parishs' fall
activities. A letter was read
•ftorn the group's foster child
in India. •
• KNOWLES, LANSMK, OMOND
REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS & CONSIILTAIITS.
. 190 Wortley Road 679-1502, London:
APPRAISALS.FOR ALL PURPOSES INCLUDING'
• rstIRCHASESALE, FINANCING, TAX. ESTATE
EXPROPRIATION INSURANCE ETC •
8 KNOWLES A,AC1.. SAP*.
8LANSItIK CRA. SRA
•OMOND. MCI, SRPA, '
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According to the new
business discussed it will be
.a busy fall.
• The next meeting Will be
Oct 30. A full turnout would
help in making • important
decisions affecting both' the
parish and C.W.L.
• The meeting closed with
prayer and a social hour.
• SEA Oil
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Take notice that a public meeting. Will be
held in the Seaforth Council ChamPers at
7:$0 p.m,
ThUrS. OCit 11 1979
Thurs., Oct.., -
At this titilgt All interested persons will;
have an opportunity to discuss ad
comment on a proposed amendment to the
Official, Plan for the Seaforth Planning, •
Area.
The amendment would Change the permit-
ted use of• land from Industrial •to
Residential on a parcel of land situated at
the northerly end of William Street West
(north of Genespo Shoe, Factory).
For further information contact the Clerk's
Office.
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