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a s more..in 19?itai: s Co pa ritri• t
r� the news at last Fridays session bute $2,433,000 to this budget.
of Huron County Council at which 'If you tecali Iasi year It was
>f �- ! Warden Bill Elston announced decided to accept the Tax Review
r ' . the county budget was 'up just a Committee's report which altered
shade over $400,000' and would the distribution of county costs by r , ?
M -re res, nt what amounts to an
_', ti • P e. prorating some of these costs on a
iY-• increase of about 5'/� mills. population basis rather than
if' 1tThe Warden explained it assessment basis,' said Reeve
simply. Doug McNeil, Colborne. 'Ih'
'Our se'rvloes are going up addition to this change, of course,
every year,' he said. 'If we keep- is the increase in county 'k
adding, we must have more requirement, and as a result the , �� ' l'
money.' overall requirements for county
r He urged all committee mem purposes for 1974 are consid- ��G
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mem-
bers to 'try and hold down all new
Y erabiy greater. RON
services' in the coming year. During the day -long session, r
tr ''' Clclrk-.treasurer John Berry said business included a report from '',,,//
the ; total budget amounted to the Medical Officer of Health, Dr. @ Ladies'tl0191ery
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$5 988 1 8...just $12,000 short Frank Mills. In his presentation, Lad" •• • �
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of the $6,000,000 figure.' Dr.. Mills attempted to explain , les' Lingerle M f
{A: 'The various committees and recent . stories in the press P ,
boards have reviewed their concerning the possible aural• Spring Fabrics, Sewing Supplies
LONG TIME MEMBERS -Seaforth Branch 156, requirements very carefully, but gamation of the Health Units Praiser, Dr. C. B.Toll, Angus MacLean, Peter • Complete line Children s .S rin
Hosiery
Royal Canadian Legion honored a number Of long despite this action there is a steep Huron and Perth. �/ p � p g r
r Bannon, Jack Walsh, Walter Eaton. (third row) Tim increase in the county rate Dr. Mills said it was his j @ Children's Underwear by Lady Bird
time members at the Annual Awards Night dinner on
Wilbee, Angelo Phillips, M.E.NOtt, E.F.DUrSt; Bert requirements for the coming impression that because there
Saturday. Shown with guests who attended from McClure, Lloyd Rowatt', John Longstaff, (rear) year,' Berry said. was a vacancy at the present time ,
+� Provincial Command are (front) '(left) Dr. Paul Harold Chambers, Zone C1 Commander, District 'The increase is reflected in the in Perth after the death of the 0 Cheoros Homemade Line
Brady, J. B. Higgins, A.W.Sillery, Wilson Allan, Commander Fred Telford, Pearson Chesney,general rate which is increased MOH there, talk of amalgamation ® EASTER'
Alex Mufr,'Secord McBrien,'Branch 156 President, Matt some $380,000,' Berry noted-,- has•comea'liive'again,'He•said.the,""'� s EASTER NQVELTlES ,
Kelly, Cecil Lemon, Henry Ziler, Les Leonhardt,- 'However, one must remember last time it was discussed wast
Gordon Scott. (second row) Clarency Hussey, Jack Provincial President Bob Jeffries. (Photo by Phillips)that in 1973, the county used when there was a vacancy in
approximately $200,000 on sur- Huron. I JELLY CREAM & MARSHMALLOW
" plus funds to hold the levy at that' He explained to council the > >
;. • time.' decision on this matter is up to EASTER EGGS
}� �j ', Legion s future e a n be f... The Highways -.Department in the � board of health and county y` _
a " •r•�!�&'"i`Wr� turn is drawing on its reserves council. ' '��'-•
;` tr h s: E{�1 this year, Berry said, in order to Al! we'd gain is some extra . EASTER.- CARDS — Rusteraft, Coutts,
tit ; rr r =� `�"• a x r; real h hold the Highway Levy. He said grants,' said Dr. Mills. 'But there
zll t: a HAIlmark
bioad s ' ea k er one must look forward to 1975 would be more work and less tri' Complete Selection
when, if the trend continues and control.' f% P
the programming in the Highway In his report, ..Pr. Mills
kt y b° a The Legions future can be as Program into the future. 'How far Department remains constant, explained the resent -re uire- ro
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,`� �� y `` r broad as man's imagination., as into the future depends on you rate increase wild be necessary for menu in Huron when installing a �;�,� O�r
'and how much drive, boldness;
boundless as his energy,`Robert highways. septic tank system.
Jeffries, provincial resident of and foresight you bring to the Genera government will cost The afternoon sess dealt -
8 I wiion
`.�, ` ""+'t' ,w _; •r ` ,. the Royal Canadian president
told Legion,' he stated. $272,360; protection to persons with the UDIItA stud (Urban;' _
members of the Seaforth Branch 'Over the next decade there is anS property, ' $17,000; '.public Development in Rural Areas) Store open Friday night
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Saturday night at the Awards every likelihood that Legion works, S2,129,000; public health, which is beingcompleted as a
Night Dinner, programs will become even more $400,718; Social and Family joint project between the county .:j?"`�,'.�"• • t
'Its commitments to 'veterans closely•identified with community Services including Huronview, and the ,province. James F. t��i 9p•m• f
- r will run well into the 21 st century; needs,' he predicted, child welfare and social services, MacLaren Limited,-Willowdale,
" Concluding,Mr. Jeffries said, "
its commitments to ex -service- 'Behind theLe ton is a proud $2,245,673; recreation and com- are the environmental consultants '
men well beyond that, and its g' p ud munit services including plan- involved in the study.
x;�° ~*'-•" Y record of service to Canada and Y g PEaster week,
,, e, �' fr•j r� zf commitments to citizens and -'the ning, land division, library, r
' Thursday till 9p.m.
arone.
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IiON)KS 'A; 1) STATIO NEKl' STO)Ri';
The Friendly Store in Seaforth — "the friendly halve"
ALONE 1 1 �1 KAYAK-. This: ��Cl pesse, under the n3 :. } iAhD 7. jVIacRAE ,,:..IFiower bearers were Geo.'i� ,'1 ' ' ' n•` '�5 "t� �
bridges in the • ;e�n,,Q9i,'faQe, AR ithe Bayfield Th occ rets i or • , sf u C!
g f, Y % eat Pxy n 8eaf, t� •C,oettlera Geo. Coville, Louis y _ r �'., r,r• ,� ,, ,� r,.,fj�'.'�� �a�,,
River. Heather McLeod of RA.4, Seaforth placed 3rd Community Hospital on Saturday . Maloney, Matt McCreight and
in the A class races. (Staff Photo) of Mrs. Donald J. MacRae of Jas. Cronin.
Dublin following an illness of six Members of the Nursing Staff restructuring
• • .. months.'She was 53.Hospitala` u�r �.F ^ s , �•. x „ "
of Seaforth Community ! >.. 1 �• t , .� � ,`
YAt County Council Friday, on a
Police solve minor crime Born at R.R.1, Wyoming; Mrs. served as a Guard of Honor. They
MacRae was the former . Anne motion by Goderich Reeve Deb • F . r : �, ,,, t ., " ti
Continued from Pae 1) were Miss Barbara Jordon, Mrs. Shewf (t and Grey Township i r" , f`
( g Main St. and Victoria Park Theresa Connors, a dapghter of Norma Eisler, Mrs. Doreen @ Y P a^'
last . weekend and Medd's Reeve Charles Thomas, council
Constable Cairns said 5800 'Connors
late Mr. and Mrs. James C. Johnston, Mrs. Marion Primeau, h � . '; � T � ., �;; � ���• i �"`
Su ertest was robbed twice last - - w 1 ,
P to damn was done and chat the Connors of Wyoming. Mrs. Shrlm and Mrs. tors agreed to look into the ter' „ : , •,,�
month. .•. ShirleyY g i r u` reg wax t.; i ,ya'• ',
person res onsible stole the She attended school in Sarnia possibility of setting up a special T
Maxine Erb. a�rv�aki°{! sdw�>� ,•a
In all cases,, Said Constable il
parking riveter heads and and graduated from St. Joseph's committee to study restructuring t �,; �Ki f',;��+ '
in the count i ax �' f,i!� �r
Cairns, the thefts followed the contents. Hospital School of Nursing, Y' "= y .y M� , ; � ,�.:
same pattern. A front window Reeve Shewfelt said the county , i0, ,
P Town police have a warrant out London. Until het illness'she had i ? , • 61 ;
Y Y for the erson' who is thought to . been a valued member of the needed to take a close look at its ,b"
was broken b a stone, entry was
p g ALBERT EARL CLUFF �
made and, petty cash and small be responsible - "if we can catch supervisory nursing staff of system of government as well as
items were taken. P P Y g A former well known Seaforth its priorities for the future. He
him", the constable said. Seaforth Community Hospital and resident Albert Earl Cluff died on P
In what Police think is an the -predecessor hospital Scott March 27th in Lakeland, Florida. advocated, however, a 'mix' of ,
unrelated incident, the NobelMemorial. He was r in his 78th year. urban and rural people on any w,
"
Bowling Lanes were ransacked In 1944 she was married in committee which is appointed. "
ear! Sunda morning. Ni thin A native of Seaforth he Reeve Elgin Thompson -16f the
Y Y g g New' highway Wyoming to Donald J. MacRae continued a keen interest' in the g P
a Executive Committee, said mem
was stolen, but a lot of damn
g who survives together with two community which he visited from
bet's of that committee had been
was done, trophies broken, things The Mackenzie Highway; sons, James Donald, London and time to time. Mr. Chuff spent
most of his life in North advised by Hon. John White's
thrown around", said Constable Canada's most ambitious road- ' Michael J. of Dublin and a t
Cairns. 'Entry into the Nobel buildingproject, will run 1,050 daughter Anne, Mrs.' ' Bruce � office that restructuring is not
P j g Townaw nda, N.Y. until they necessary at the resent time for u F
Lanes was made by breaking a miles from the Alberta border to Hallman of Waterloo. She is also retire to Florida 13 ears ago. Y P
west window on the Market St. the Beaufort Sea; The 296 miles' survived b three randchildren Y g Huron.
Y g His ' wife, , the former Janet 'Why do we' still harp' on it?'
building. to Fort Simpson was -completed and by two sisters, Miss Mary Margaret Barron of McKillop to asked Thompson. P *� r t .{ 'roti,,
Another incident in Seaforth's by 1970. Construction was started Connors, Port Huron, Mich, and whom he was married, in 1923
wave of petty crime occurred However, despite Thompson'$ r� a• rt x
P Y on a section of the road north•of Margaret, Mrs, Otto. Foster, predeceased him Jan. 11,'1973.f'4.
leas, the motion" received the
Sunday night about 8 p.m. when Foit Simpson in 1972 and work st Sarnia and by two brothers, John He is survived by one;rsister, = P '•q, %;. !r , i ,rMwt
an unknown person with a vehicle arted on a stretch between InuVik J. Connors- James C. Connors approval of council.
P Mrs. Edward Pelton, Buffalo, T ��x'�q s=�. "-£F"n tRtfl��� s«
knocked five parking meters and Arctic Red River is being of Sarnia. N.Y. and a brother Jack of Ohio. •' �' '." las, ul,Y �<� �.
down . on Gouinlock
-St___between accelerated. Mr. grid Mrs. MacRae came to Leftover Eggs
He was buried in Lakeland tai u i,; thA to)ar5=rd:t�w}t,
U G Dublin in 1951. Leftover egg yoks and whites
Memorial Gardens, Fla, on,',
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The remains rested at the
h
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tightly
should, be stored in a ti gthe
common rty can be as extensive as Canadians. What lies ahead
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depends largely
museum and . historic sites,
R.S.Box Funeral Home. Seaforth,
you and members like you - want on younger
$449,845; financial, $196,160;
a ra
b =members
until Tuesday when a funeralt
service was conducted by Rev.
to make it,' he said. and how effectively
other, such as reforestation,
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Tim e to
SPRING for a •
Mr. Jeffries said during they project the ideas of the past
development, grants, new build-
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Canada's centennial year, the into the future.'
ing, plumbing inspection,
Mrs, Betty Cardno, Miss Jane
cold water and used within two or
Legion raised one illion dollars More details on awards are in
$179,245; estimated surplus in
followed in St. ' Patrick's
Cemetery, Dublin.
Cardno, Dr. and Mrs. Rodger
' Whitmah and Miss Darlene
three days. Whites can be safely
kept for a week. CAC National
t order that it eou d ca y on its the Legion News and Views.
in ord rr
197 $98 107 Total budget,
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Pallbearers were Chas. Friend,
Whitman of Seaforth and Mrs.
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James Krauskopf, Wilfred
Margaret McKenzie of
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Station Woqon with roof rack and Villager options.
' Thursday till 9p.m.
arone.
1
IiON)KS 'A; 1) STATIO NEKl' STO)Ri';
The Friendly Store in Seaforth — "the friendly halve"
ALONE 1 1 �1 KAYAK-. This: ��Cl pesse, under the n3 :. } iAhD 7. jVIacRAE ,,:..IFiower bearers were Geo.'i� ,'1 ' ' ' n•` '�5 "t� �
bridges in the • ;e�n,,Q9i,'faQe, AR ithe Bayfield Th occ rets i or • , sf u C!
g f, Y % eat Pxy n 8eaf, t� •C,oettlera Geo. Coville, Louis y _ r �'., r,r• ,� ,, ,� r,.,fj�'.'�� �a�,,
River. Heather McLeod of RA.4, Seaforth placed 3rd Community Hospital on Saturday . Maloney, Matt McCreight and
in the A class races. (Staff Photo) of Mrs. Donald J. MacRae of Jas. Cronin.
Dublin following an illness of six Members of the Nursing Staff restructuring
• • .. months.'She was 53.Hospitala` u�r �.F ^ s , �•. x „ "
of Seaforth Community ! >.. 1 �• t , .� � ,`
YAt County Council Friday, on a
Police solve minor crime Born at R.R.1, Wyoming; Mrs. served as a Guard of Honor. They
MacRae was the former . Anne motion by Goderich Reeve Deb • F . r : �, ,,, t ., " ti
Continued from Pae 1) were Miss Barbara Jordon, Mrs. Shewf (t and Grey Township i r" , f`
( g Main St. and Victoria Park Theresa Connors, a dapghter of Norma Eisler, Mrs. Doreen @ Y P a^'
last . weekend and Medd's Reeve Charles Thomas, council
Constable Cairns said 5800 'Connors
late Mr. and Mrs. James C. Johnston, Mrs. Marion Primeau, h � . '; � T � ., �;; � ���• i �"`
Su ertest was robbed twice last - - w 1 ,
P to damn was done and chat the Connors of Wyoming. Mrs. Shrlm and Mrs. tors agreed to look into the ter' „ : , •,,�
month. .•. ShirleyY g i r u` reg wax t.; i ,ya'• ',
person res onsible stole the She attended school in Sarnia possibility of setting up a special T
Maxine Erb. a�rv�aki°{! sdw�>� ,•a
In all cases,, Said Constable il
parking riveter heads and and graduated from St. Joseph's committee to study restructuring t �,; �Ki f',;��+ '
in the count i ax �' f,i!� �r
Cairns, the thefts followed the contents. Hospital School of Nursing, Y' "= y .y M� , ; � ,�.:
same pattern. A front window Reeve Shewfelt said the county , i0, ,
P Town police have a warrant out London. Until het illness'she had i ? , • 61 ;
Y Y for the erson' who is thought to . been a valued member of the needed to take a close look at its ,b"
was broken b a stone, entry was
p g ALBERT EARL CLUFF �
made and, petty cash and small be responsible - "if we can catch supervisory nursing staff of system of government as well as
items were taken. P P Y g A former well known Seaforth its priorities for the future. He
him", the constable said. Seaforth Community Hospital and resident Albert Earl Cluff died on P
In what Police think is an the -predecessor hospital Scott March 27th in Lakeland, Florida. advocated, however, a 'mix' of ,
unrelated incident, the NobelMemorial. He was r in his 78th year. urban and rural people on any w,
"
Bowling Lanes were ransacked In 1944 she was married in committee which is appointed. "
ear! Sunda morning. Ni thin A native of Seaforth he Reeve Elgin Thompson -16f the
Y Y g g New' highway Wyoming to Donald J. MacRae continued a keen interest' in the g P
a Executive Committee, said mem
was stolen, but a lot of damn
g who survives together with two community which he visited from
bet's of that committee had been
was done, trophies broken, things The Mackenzie Highway; sons, James Donald, London and time to time. Mr. Chuff spent
most of his life in North advised by Hon. John White's
thrown around", said Constable Canada's most ambitious road- ' Michael J. of Dublin and a t
Cairns. 'Entry into the Nobel buildingproject, will run 1,050 daughter Anne, Mrs.' ' Bruce � office that restructuring is not
P j g Townaw nda, N.Y. until they necessary at the resent time for u F
Lanes was made by breaking a miles from the Alberta border to Hallman of Waterloo. She is also retire to Florida 13 ears ago. Y P
west window on the Market St. the Beaufort Sea; The 296 miles' survived b three randchildren Y g Huron.
Y g His ' wife, , the former Janet 'Why do we' still harp' on it?'
building. to Fort Simpson was -completed and by two sisters, Miss Mary Margaret Barron of McKillop to asked Thompson. P *� r t .{ 'roti,,
Another incident in Seaforth's by 1970. Construction was started Connors, Port Huron, Mich, and whom he was married, in 1923
wave of petty crime occurred However, despite Thompson'$ r� a• rt x
P Y on a section of the road north•of Margaret, Mrs, Otto. Foster, predeceased him Jan. 11,'1973.f'4.
leas, the motion" received the
Sunday night about 8 p.m. when Foit Simpson in 1972 and work st Sarnia and by two brothers, John He is survived by one;rsister, = P '•q, %;. !r , i ,rMwt
an unknown person with a vehicle arted on a stretch between InuVik J. Connors- James C. Connors approval of council.
P Mrs. Edward Pelton, Buffalo, T ��x'�q s=�. "-£F"n tRtfl��� s«
knocked five parking meters and Arctic Red River is being of Sarnia. N.Y. and a brother Jack of Ohio. •' �' '." las, ul,Y �<� �.
down . on Gouinlock
-St___between accelerated. Mr. grid Mrs. MacRae came to Leftover Eggs
He was buried in Lakeland tai u i,; thA to)ar5=rd:t�w}t,
U G Dublin in 1951. Leftover egg yoks and whites
Memorial Gardens, Fla, on,',
41
The remains rested at the
h
Friday, March 29th,
tightly
should, be stored in a ti gthe
R.S.Box Funeral Home. Seaforth,
covered container in
until Tuesday when a funeralt
service was conducted by Rev.
P@iSOflaiS
refrigerator, advises Consumers'
Association of Canada, Yolks
be little
Tim e to
SPRING for a •
T.G.Dill at St. patrick's Church,
should covered with a
Dublin at 10:30 arra, Irtterment
Mrs, Betty Cardno, Miss Jane
cold water and used within two or
followed in St. ' Patrick's
Cemetery, Dublin.
Cardno, Dr. and Mrs. Rodger
' Whitmah and Miss Darlene
three days. Whites can be safely
kept for a week. CAC National
New
CAR
Pallbearers were Chas. Friend,
Whitman of Seaforth and Mrs.
Office is located at 100 Gloucester
James Krauskopf, Wilfred
Margaret McKenzie of
df
Street, Ottawa.
Station Woqon with roof rack and Villager options.
a Feeney, Louts Looby, Ken Georgetown ave returne roma --
Arie Van Der Ende led the Christian Reform song service tri to Mexico. Classified Ads pay dividends. Y s
Stapleton. P a3r9+
on Sunday evening. Achoir ofmembers ofthe congregation
led the singing with devotions by Rev, Buekerha. i••••o••.0i••••••••••••••*see •••••••�••••••••••••••••••••••
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Mrs. Forrest of Clinton, Stanley Tudor of Hensall and Mr., •
Jeffrey of Win ham were welcomed to the Home on • •
Monday's gettogether. Marie Flynn provided the piano •r
accompaniment for the old tyme music and sing a long. Lorne •SALE - •''+� rr y r;'
Lawson played the mouth organ with -the group and joined'
•
Mrs. Mary Taylor for a harmonica duet. Other members in • •0
the orchestra were Norman Speir, violin, Terry Gibbs and
Jerry Collins, guitar. The Christian Reform volunteers were •
• � 3 -door Runabout with optional Sports • �
on hand to assist with activities. • Of • Accent Gtovp v } r}a� cc _aw
The Kippen East Women's institute were hosts on • • 4^ .''t }
' of :,. •�'S`r,kt .::,"";'J,.
F A Wednesday afternoon for the ,March birthday party. The • • ,
twenty celebrants were presented with gifts and a specially . REPLACEMENT TIRES • Y' },t ,
• Big or
N decorated cup cake and candle following the program. Mrs. • .
Connelly vias M.C. for the occasion and introduced the 6 0 Small
following entertainers: Mrs, Mary Broadfoot, Mrs. Hoggart-h, • at 0
Mrs. Drummond, Mrs. Hummel and Mrs. Kinsman. The • We Sell
audience enjoyed seeing some of the old tyme dances by the • o Them All.
ladies in costume ; the action songs,, the sing -a -tong and piano 2 -door Sedan with vinyl root and Accent Group.
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instrumentals. Mrs. Scratch thanked the ladies on behalf of • '� •
the residents. • S •
Ken Scott of Blyth and his orchestra entertained on Family. • BILL McLAUGHLIN MOTORS LTD.
Night. This program of country and western and old tyme • �I .. � •* � •
V favourites was very popular wi 'the residents. Members of •
the brche,stra include Mrs. Maine Nixon, Plano, Larry %� , S27-1750 • SEA1:0RTM
Henderson and Ken Scott shared the vocals and n LIMITED
instrumentals with Bob Mann playing both saxaphone and : Lot Omen Evenings to 9 p.r . : FORD MERCURY
violin. Mrs. Chellew thanked the group and expressed a wish Phone 527-1140 Smfor h
0 that they would visit the Home when possible..•••••••••••••••••oso•••••••••a••••••••••e�••••••••s•••••••••' "