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Owners of property benefitting fro'fu the sanitary sewers construc-
ted in 1963 pay an annual frontage charge. This charge will continue for _
an additional 27 years. The annual frontage charge may now be commuted
by a single cash payment with considerable saving in total cost to the prop-
erty owner: I rorttage charges are 40 cents per foot frontage plus an addi-
iional 25 cents per foot for commercial property. The commutation charge
for 1667 will be $4.88 per foot with an addition $3.055 per foot for com-
mercial property. -
As an example, a residential property with 60 foot frontage pays
$24.00 per year' frontage charge' and in the next 27 years will pay a total •
of $648.00. A commercial property with the same -frontage will pay an
additional '$405.00 during the 27 years for a total payment of $1,053.00.
The owner of the residential property can now commute these charges by
a cash payment of $293.28 for a saving, of $354.72. The commercial prop-
erty owner can make a cash payment of $476.78 thereby saving $576.22.
Property owners wishing to takeadvantage of this opportunity
must do so- on or before January 13, 1967. • ,
E. M. Williams,
Clerk
Phone 527-0240
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Mr. and Mrs, Henry Diege
J > visited with, his parents, Mr
and Mrs. Henry Diege1, Sr.,
Sunday.
M. ;and Mrs. Boyd Drisc
and family, RR 2, Walton, with
Mr- and Mrs. Milton Rock
Sunday,
On Sunday Allan Dougia
Henry Roe was baptized at St
Peter's Lutheran ---Church .here
He is the son of Mr• and Mrs
Leonard Rose and his sponsors
were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ander
son and Mr. and Mrs. Car
Vock:
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Welter
son and David visited Sunday
with his grandmother, Mrs
August_ Hillebrecht,
Mr.,, and Mrs, John Gilbert,
Ken, 'Keith, Milverton, Linda
McCraight, Newry and Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Muegge were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilbert
on Sunday.
Mr. Dave Lemon, Seaforth,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Lavern
Wolfe on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs, William Brown
visited with their daughter,
Mrs. Ray Kettlewell and Mr.
Kettlewell and.family is Strath-
roy over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Elligsen
and family visited Mr. and Mrs.
William Spender at Detroit
over the weekend' and attended
an installation program for the
officers of the Birmingham
Royal Arch Masons, Chapter
No. 93, of Bloomfield Hills,
Michigan% Joanne was the or
ganist and Margaret the soloist
Mrs. Carolina Bradhagen cele
brated her 82nd birthday at
the home of her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Har
old' Mogk.
Mr, Armand Legras spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs
Louis Legras•in Strathroy.
Wilbur Hoegy underwent an
operation last week at Victoria
Hospital, London, were he is
recuperating.,
1, Mr, and. M .s, ,Alfred Beller
mann, Seaford}, spent the
on weekend• with her mother, Mrs.
Louise IIillebrecbt,
o11 Mr. and, Mrs. Lavern Wolfe
spent the weekend with Mr.
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and Mrs. Martin Riegel in
Shakespeare and visited Mrs.
s Henry Cook in Stratford pn
Saturday.
• Flowers were placed on the
altar in St. Peter's Lutheran
Church, in memory of the late
- Henry Roe, who passed away
1 three years ago.
Flowers were also placed in
- the St.'Peter's Lutheran Church
from the funeral of William
• Bach on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Don McLaugh-
lin and fancily, Stratford, spent
the weekend with her father,
William Riegel. and George
Diegel.
Mrs. Ross. Leotchardt spent a
few days last week with Mrs.
Marion Burnett at Union Lake,
Michigan.
Qn Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Leoni}ardt visited Mrs. Erma
Murtagh in Kitchener.
Obituaries
MRS. PETER B. GARDINER
Funeral services were held in
Toronto on Thursday, Deeem
ber lst, for Mrs. Peter B. Gar-
diner, who died Tuesday, Nov-
ember 29, 1966, following a
, long illness. The service was con-
ducted by the Rev. C, Andrew,
Lawson, minister of Timothy
Eaton Memorial United Church
Mrs. Gardiner was born in
McKillop Township, the daugh-
ter of the late William Hack
well and Isabella McDonald. In
1910, she was married to Peter
Battison Gardiner and went as
a_ bride to the farm. new owned
by her brother Thomas. In 1918
they moved do Walton where
they lived until 4934, when they
moved to Toronto. Mr.' Gardin
er died in 1951.
Until about a year ago, Mrs,
Gardiner had taken an active
art in several of the organiza-
tions of Timothy Eaton Memor-
ial Church, having held offices
in the Margaret Phillips Group
and the Community Service
Group.
She is survived by one daugh-
ter, Vera M.' of Toronto, a sis-
ter, Mrs. Emily L. Naylor of Al-
bany, New York, and a brother
Thomas Hackwell of Walton,
and several nieces and nephews.
CECIL SMITH
There passed away suddenly
in Windsor on Monday, Nov.
28th, Cecil Smith, a former resi-
dent of Seaforth. 'He was the
eldest son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. John H. Smith. Mr. Smith
left' here in 1918 and was with
the Werlich Company of Toron-
t9 for many 'years. He is sur-
vived by his wife, the former
Violette Adam of, Toronto, one
daughter, Mrs. John Lawrence,
Toronto and two brothers, Earl
of North Bay, Wilfred, Toronto
and one sister, Mrs. Cade Smith
of Toronto. There are four
grandchildren. Interment was
made in a Toronto cemetery. ,
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