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At rec9at meetings ,of Hibbert coffee perculatOr, and cereta.Ing investigate the, possibility If
;' 1 y^ •` Township, Jim lHolpes was_ , had good ;results.
" names for the Committee to help
oraeds Coubil requested a Meeting oappointed' Inspector for Wemze
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the day.
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for, 1974:. "-File'Drainage Loans .the Task of the vlt:bell Three Zaning ChangeBy-Law
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in three,locations.Arena end Cotntnunity, Centre .to were passed, to be incorporated
new requizemetlt for 1474 is consider appointing u Coinmuttity 9n the' Zoning By«Law to be
f>V >x"t.- that: the Cgntractor be a Centres 13oard, Arid the Kirin of. submitted to theOntario Muniei-
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j Licensed Dlainage Operator. staff. pal Board' and two readings}
Pertmssiorr was given to the given, a by-law for the Big
Earl Elliott Family to occupy a The Road Superintendent was Drainage Warks in Hibbert; with
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;'r y trailer during; t116' emergency of directed to secure pr1CeS far Tuckersmith being the initiating
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their home bean destroyed b
"C fire. - Oliver Tractor. Councillors Ivan Norris andh
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The Reeve and Clerk were It was agreed that .we .Darwin Lannin gave a report on
authorized to sign Road Vouch- participate in the Rtiral Day of the the state of the building of the s • '' `
,?t ere 'for 55240.12 and General , Mitchell Old Boys Re -union on New Arena in Mitchell; and the rs
Orders of $7287.09. 'Mr. Frank Wednesday, July 3rd, Two Clerk reported that applications CWL e c t s of f it e
Campbell attended -Council to members of Council were to' for gttant had been submitted.
The'. April meeting of the St. rs: and Mx. and Mrs. a 3=.
R discuss the insurance f�sr 1974 P g Maloney,y, 2nd 'Vice Pres.; Frank Malo
and the Garage and Office values Patrick's C.W.L. was held in the Mary M. Ryan 3rd Vice -Pres.; ' of Stratford visited on #(tie s?:
a �{ rector meetingroom on Thurs- Mrs. Kay O'Rourke, sec' Mrs. weekend with Mr. and • Mrs.
yJ ex* were increased. ' da yA April' 4th. The actin Y.
'Rev. Daynard, Bill Butson and Agr'Fnotes
Y• P g Rose,tioran, Treasurer. Wilfred Maloney.Bob Norris visited Council to President, Mrs. Joe Delaney Mr. and Mrs.,Bruce Hallman of • Mr. and Mrs. Ab Seimon of
r •. 'v 'v3 discuss water problems at the opened the meeting with prayer. WaterI spent the weekend with Waitgn visited on Sts dgy with
There were 21. members resent. Mr. n MacRae. ` Mr. and Mrs, Peter
wk intra the Church in Staffs. B Adrian Vos) Fr. Dill installed he w Maloney.
It was agreed that Council would (y to d t new
rMr. and Mrs. Frank Osborne
study the situation on their road executive. Women's Institute M�g and Terry of Kitchener visited on
trip through. the Township. 'Mrs. The diocesan convention,will be The Dublin Women's Institute Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Joyce Miller; President of the held in London on May 14th and was held, at the home of Mrs. Costello. '
15th, and anybody interested in Anne B chill on Tuesday night- Mr; and Mrs. L.B. Ha ne of
Staffs W.I. also visited, and... A tradition has been broken. province and the USA or -do you Y Y of Y g Y,
A FIGHT.' At the Beavers` ,Juniors hockey game discussion of the supply of cutlery For forty years the meat packers want Huron Countz. to rtmain going may call Mrs. Ron Murray with 13 members presenk, The Simcoe visited on the weekend
Friday night Barry Lane, left, and Terry Craig of the and croaker tb or a'nizations or Mrs. Dan O'Rourke. Mrs.. -roll call was answered with with Mrs. Jean Dili,
Beavers scuffld a ainst the boards. rent ng. the .hall, the use of the council of Canada has had been in • .rural. You, the people, will have George Ducharme and Miss payment of fees and ' the best
9 g' their dinner at their annual to decide what kind of progress..
meeting. This year they switched you want. Alicia Coyne will. visit the sick in subject at school, also donatibsn
to pork: They will be eating the * r • • r • the month of April. to the fire victims of the village.
Huron Agriculture Federation alread famous Canadian Livestock producers are in A social hour followed -the Mrs. Norman McKay gave a
Y p meeting with Mrs, Angela report of the meeting held at
• oaf, v trouble. Notwithstanding the beef , KlinkhaMmer winning the high Kirkton. - c
hat is progress. The. subsidy of Sc, beef producers are prize and .Mrs. Wm. Poppe the A Spring Rally will be held at -
Opposes :power .,plant r n Huron I di2tionary says: to move forward losing money on every cattlebeast low prize. Mystery prize was won the Stratford Coliseum on May
or to improve. Irl the context�df they(, This doesn"t mean that by Miss Alice Ryan. A'Mass will ,-21st, and a pot luck lunch will be
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Pic' I1 announced M The Huron County Federation of our farmland att�^social'life . action. the unof to y n the lower returns are completely be offered on 'April 24th in honor served. .
Agriculture decided4t it's regular Concern ybas also expressed John 'Gaunt, -who• won a nuclear ptant,a small town official passed on to the consumer, as of Our Lady' of Good Counsel. Mrs, Charlie Friend gave a
meeting, held in the Kingsbridge about cable television and the scholarship, showed slides from is quoted as saying that 4 rte every price conscious shopper will The following officers were,' topic on education.
public school, to oppose' the• effect this'can have on local T.V. his 6 -month long stay in- the building cif -this thing is progress. tell you. The pork producer aiso is installed for this year: . Mrs.
construction of power 'plants' programming, leasing the rural United Kingdom. It showed to However this depends on the losing money on every finished Theresa MVray, Pres.; Mrs. personals
-anywhere in Huron County. In a . community possibly with a much everyone how. many breeds of angle one is looking from: If it porker he sells.. The` only thing Mary .Margaret Van Bakel 1'st Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elliottand
decreased service or no service at cattle originated in Scotland. Mr. means going, forward ' in the that keeps pork production going Vice -Pres.,' Mrs. Theresa 'family. , who had °their home
unanimous decision the meetingg. production of electricity, its is the fact that the supplier of rried recently settled ' on
-found that this kind of all.. It was decided to investigate -Gaunt' explained that the •. �/ bu
i construction is ,kala, damaging to , this more fully before taking- any scholarship will be discontinued Progress. If it is the production of little pigs to the feeder still makes ` Saturday in a farm house on the
in. the next two years .and the food, it's regress. If ft's looked a good profit. As long as the
countries involved are expected to upon as a pogsible health hazard feeder keeps paying him a good
take over the program, so the it s .regress, Some people equatg price he would be -fn lish to cut
M Nuffield Foundation can go over progress with industrialization. back his farirowings. And each pig
Scanning to a new program. But. in terms of pollution •it's born that survives will eJentually
t George. Underwood ••of regress: How the people have to reach market; keeping• up the
��� make-up their mind what type, of • oversupply. The only §elution is
t ` Bruce -Huron
explained thtit the progless they want. Is it more ' to sell more meats.Otherwise the
Bruce Huron Hydro l actively .food production' or is it more 'price will even go lower, the
• Committee' � is still .actively
' W PPk 1 i PR involved in trying to change the '.People in, a given area? Think production will be cut back and
John Moore farm of the 2nd Con.
of Hibbert Twp.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Krainers
of Stratford -visited. on Sunday
with Mr.- and . Mrs. John
Schbonderwoerd,
Mr. Tom 'Feeney of London '
spent •the ,weekend with his
brothers.Lou•is and Elmer Feeney.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferg. Stapleton
routing . of the .proposed' lines
about it and make up your mind
the price sky -rockets again. Thus
'The
and Mr. ,and. Mrs. Joe" -••Looby
through less productive land.
, for the decision will have to be
in time of oversupply the
sympathy of the commun-
returned last -week from Florida.
There is still a ray of hope left that
taken .soon. Do' you want Huron .
producer loses and in. time of high
ity is extended to Mis.t.,_,lohn
Mr. and- Mrs. Pat Woods of >
something will be done.
County to be a main source of
prices he hasn't got enough<,to,
Moylan and family in the loss of
Georgetown spent the weekend
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' Bill Crawford, the 6eidman,
electricity for the rest of the
sell.
husband and father, zr
with Mr , fbergus Horan.
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Mr. James . Sloan Sr., accom-
The sympathy of the comm
at' In scanning the Zurich'Citizens News we note that the lasts
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reported. that up, till now about
2200 farmers have joined
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anied b Mrs, Don spend
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it oes out to the famil of J®hn
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of directors of the Blue Waler Rest Home to build a senior
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Huron Federation Individual
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a few days in Toronto this week.
. Maylon whose funeral was held at,
citizens apartments across from the -present facilities may be
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.embers^„i He said .that .
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the development committee of the
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the IateCJohh Moylan from a.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Staples
” s inti the weekend with their
St: Columban on Monday.
Mithitting a shag, o lowing a meeting. between a ay, s have 2400 P M'r. and Ivlrs, Mike Maloney
th, goal, O. �l. to. , a= ,� -,..1„ 5. �' ut1„ ..,u„ i . .■
Posanslrip°Council anrlFlJdr6kia' uY�f PXarlrtt i $:tet fo Gary. b
Davidson on Monday afternoon. Mi.% Davidson termed the
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radmbet's•5 sl¢; ip i i'me the ser ng.
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work gets underway.
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daughter and son-in-law ;n
Strr£ffordviile,
idea as "not conforming with the Official Plan of the
The ' presidents of the
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Federation presented 4 brief to .
OLUMN
Those attendin the funeral of
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purchased'the prope-ffly across the road from the present
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the development committee of the
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the IateCJohh Moylan from a.
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• hAme, with the hope of building the apartments as soon as
Don't -make the wrong move. '
Stop'in this week and with-
out any obligation, have us
ebeek your present ° insurance
against your needs.
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Bill and Richard Bodley, Sister
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Mithitting a shag, o lowing a meeting. between a ay, s have 2400 P M'r. and Ivlrs, Mike Maloney
th, goal, O. �l. to. , a= ,� -,..1„ 5. �' ut1„ ..,u„ i . .■
Posanslrip°Council anrlFlJdr6kia' uY�f PXarlrtt i $:tet fo Gary. b
Davidson on Monday afternoon. Mi.% Davidson termed the
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radmbet's•5 sl¢; ip i i'me the ser ng.
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work gets underway.
university for eight months. She
did iheorpe
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daughter and son-in-law ;n
Strr£ffordviile,
idea as "not conforming with the Official Plan of the
The ' presidents of the
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Funeral A
"•: County".' The directors of the Rest Home just recently
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Federation presented 4 brief to .
OLUMN
Those attendin the funeral of
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purchased'the prope-ffly across the road from the present
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the development committee of the
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the IateCJohh Moylan from a.
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• hAme, with the hope of building the apartments as soon as
county, mainly concerning land
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distance were: -Mrs. Harr Djeffs,
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necessary approval has been receivedY The members have
use.
For further information, call the District Taxation
Bill and Richard Bodley, Sister
agreed to hold up any forthcoming, application for a building
Philip Durant of Zurich stated
Office• If you live in a toll area; ask our,lon distance
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Anne Frances, I.H.M., Mrs. P.
permit until another, meeting could be a'rran ed between
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powerplant'. n
th..a#,, a new ower ('anti i
operator•for. ZENITH 0-4000 and your call will be placed
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Crandall, and Mrs. Bessie Byre
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therriselves and the Huron County Planning.Department. • -
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southHuron' will mean three
without chars e.
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from Michigan; Mr. and Mrs.
o group of Mennonite You from St. Marys area
provided the. 'res,idents� of Blue Water Rest Home with a•s•
additional transmission lines
rn
Frank Nagle. -Mr. and Mr Basil
musical proses on Sunday. - - - Mr. and Mrs. Urban Pfile,
through Seaforth to�Wingh'am:'
' Q, I won a cash prize for a
Lane and Mrs.' .Beatrice Lane, .
Zurich, were h nored. recently on the occasion of their 50th
at Council's April meeting..
A fee df $10.00 will
of $400.
Toronto, Mrs. Evelyn Schmitten
Wedding Anniversary. Q. Last year my wife attended donation? dorf, Buffalo, Mr. Hubert Nagle . - ,- .1
,,4 The Lucknow Sentinel reports that Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
res meets
university for eight months. She
did iheorpe
A. No Private acts of
and Bruce of Galt, . Sister %M.
*Jerome, Sister Evcline
Halderby of Kinloss Township marked their Sbth Wedding
tuition fees to offset it. Be sure tp
not earn any and'did
benevolencedo not qualify - no
and Sister
Anniversary recently with a famiy dinner and open house. - - -
Income, and specify the
-not receive an allowance' of any
matter how worthy. the cause. The'
Agatha o}` .the Pines, Chatham.
Caarruthers Nursing Home on the 6th concession of Kinloss -
The Reev e of Grey Township
kind. Does this meant can claim
contributiont be to a
Rev., P. Aostvecn concele--
Township will cease operation as a nursing home after. 20
was authorized to contact the
the education deduction on her
registered, ?.ch'*itaille
brated High Mass with Rev. J.
years and will commence operation as a boarding home for
Maitland Valley • Conservation
behalf?
organization.
George S.F.M. and Rev. J.
men. - - - Mrs. Tominglis of West Wawanosh celebrated.hr
Authority about the -.river over-
A. Yes, 'under these
The resignation of Doug. Evans
Gault S.F.M-. of Scarboro. Also
'sanctuary
93rd birthday Sanda . She enjoys fairly- good health, and
flowing into the North Gordon
circumstances, you would be
to a denturist licensed to practice
•present in the were
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resides with her daughter, Betty Flannigan. - -'- (Mr. (Sandy) .
Municipal Drain in the Township
entitled to an education deduction
' Q, I won a cash prize for a
Mgr. P. Mahoney, Rev. M.J.
1 Alex Hackett of Lucknow observed his 90th hirthday recently,
at Council's April meeting..
A fee df $10.00 will
of $400.
Suggestion_ h made to my
O'Brien of London. Rev.' H'.J.
Laragh Seaforth Msgr.
L cknow and District Kinette Club received its certificate
registration
the
Ontario Hydro's Western R ion was the guest speaker at th
Clidlon PUC's 60th Anniversary dinner the Clinton Hotel
employer last year. Is this money
of and J.J.
of nation at the Lucknow Legion. Hall on Saturday night,
fo
be paid for two delegates to the
Q, My employer sent me a T4
taxable? If it is taxable where dol
White of the parish.
MrsTony (Donna) Johnstone of Lucknow is president of the
County of Huron Workship to be
slip showing the, amount pf tuition
enter it on my.income tax"return?
The resident students from
local club.held
at Goderich on, April 19th.
fees he paid on my behalf last
A: Yes, this award would be
Mount St., Joseph Academy,
According to the Mitchell Advocate a t raffia light is to be
The Clerk will reply to the letter
year. Do I have to report this on
considered to be related to your
London formed a guard of honour
installed at the junction of Highway 8 and 23, warranted by a
received from Murray Gaunt,
my return?
employment. Therefore, it forms
as the body was carried in and out
'973. The Ministry of Transportation and Communications will,
M•P.P• ' regarding the Waste
A. Yes, but if you attended a
part of your income and is subject
of the churc4i.
be requested to install a traffic light at the highway
Disposal Site.
qualified educational instil tion,
. to income tax. If it is not included
Con. 2 & 3 west of highway 23. L.
intersection.
ounce on ay eci armin
Part of the accumulated surplus
you should be entitled to claim
in your T4 slip, enter it on your
Mayor Norman Walt, Mitchell, received the keys to
in the amount of $18,153:00 will
tuition fees to offset it. Be sure tp
form in the section marked
the new' area fire truck which arrived -on Thursday evening,
be transferred to the reserve
submit a proper receipt for tuition"Other
Income, and specify the
The area fire truck is for five adjoining municipalities, .
fund'.
when making this claim.
source of this income. .
Hibbert, Logan, Fullarton; Mitchell and Blanshard. The cost
The membership fee in the
property is deemed to be a
Kirkton Centre
was $35,000, proportionately shared. Fire Chief Murray
amount. of $10.00 will ,be paidoto
Q. Can I claim payments made
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Dalrymple was also on hand at the time of the presentation of
the Huron County Mutual Fiit
to a denturist as medical
Q. I am co-owner of a deceased
the truck and keys to Mayor Walt.
Aid Association. : •
expenses? `
parent's property with my two
According to the Clinton News -Record Stanld�I Township
The resignation of Doug. Evans
A. Yes. If the payment is made
brothers and have been thinking
k h
C M '1 d d 'd d H ' C t Pl
as Fire Chief was accepted and
to a denturist licensed to practice
of transferring my share to a
a to as t e uron oun y g
Board to draw up a secondary plan for the township. The pian •
Gordon Engel was appointed Fire
under the laws of the province
grandson. Would this come under
Several from this area attended
• wiflgive the council some ideas on. areas that should be zoned'
Chief effective April 1st, 1974.
where he operates,
property for capital gains tax -ii
the Mitchell Curling Club's
a as agricultural, recreational or residential. The. township
The Road Superintendent and
A. Yes, a gift of capital
annual banquet and dance in
could then draw up<a zofiing by-law for the township and any
Deputy Reeve will report on the
q. During the year 1 contributed
property is deemed to be a
Kirkton Centre
new building in the municipality would have to conform to
'sidewalks in Walton.
$300 toward the support of a
disposition of the property at fair
.Community on
night. Dow had the
that plan, - - - A former manager and a 40 year employee of
An application for a loan in the
needy child in -our neighborhood-,
trtarket value resulting- in a
honFriday
g elected
honour of being elected president
the Clinton Public Utilities Commission, Jabez Rands,
amount of $6,600..under the Tile
who -was not related to me. May I
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realization of a capital loss or,
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unveiled'a,commemorative plaque at&e PUG.§ offices last
, Drainage Act, 1971 was accepted.,
claim. the $300 as a charitable
gain,
for the^•coming year and Jean
Friday afternoon on `the occasion • of the PUC's 60tH
Mr.Geo. R. /Currie of London, Manager of
Lasan Counc'l
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Land
T16' 11,
Carey is secretary,Anniversary.,
Andrew Douglas leas h
machin work athe Thomas Clay
lav
the
Ontario Hydro's Western R ion was the guest speaker at th
Clidlon PUC's 60th Anniversary dinner the Clinton Hotel
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machine shop in Stratford.
at
last Friday. He said Ire admired the stability of the Clinton
P• a n a i"'
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summer season
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Worthington
and Leslie. Kitchener, were
PUC. —
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The txeterTimes-Advocate reports a very unusual event
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� Logan Township Council met'at
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Four lite loans were approved,
to examine 'same and report to
weekend guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Mervin Dow.
tok place retenliy on the Staffa-area farm of Rev. Daynard. A
^v eye gave birth tp no less than flve iambs. Two of the newborn
Bornholm.. Monday, April I, with
all members Frank
'there were two tenders on the
council.
Approval was two
Mr. and Mrs. Charles •Douglas
were transferred to a foster mother. - - - Two additional
present,
Campbell reviewed the i nce
30:000 cu. yds of granular B
given
applications for ' severance,
visited Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Elgar, 'Stratford,
officers joined the Exeter Detachment of the Ontario
coverage of the T6wnsWip an all _
gravel for the new construction bn
subject to the Land Division
Miss Ruth Ant, Coleman,
Provincial Police this week. They are Sgt. Norton W. Rhines,
policies were renewes.
Con. 2 & 3 west of highway 23. L.
Committee. As there were no
Kitchener, spent the weekend
takes over command of the local detachment, •the other new
is Constable.lamesR'ogers.
There was a delegation from
Machan Con st'ruction's,tender of
for supplying, loading
appeals on the Kistner Municipal
with her -parents. Mr, and My%.
officer
the Monktoh Lions' Club
,99c and
Drain, the by-law was finally,
Clarence Coleman. ~'
M yor Harry Woiself, according' to the Goderich
regarding the possibility of
hauling -was accepted.
passed
Sign l -Star, presented the traditional top hat to Captain Roy
forming a clinic or 'some facility
Road accounts /totalling
Td WcdaY,
dtwas
Mrtin '
Mundy as the captain brought the first freighter into Gbderieb
for Doctors for the area of
Council instructed the Road
$3,"222.53 and General Accounts
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Harbour Sunday night. Captain Mundy also received a pen
Monkton and Atwood and the
Superintendent to request the
amounting to 10,955.52 were
delegate to the Womcn's Mis-
gi„nary
and pencil set and a box of cigars from thr'''town. His wife
su►rnunding arca.
Dept. `of Highways not to use any
ordered paid,
Society Synodical meeting
received a corsage and his daughter a souvenir pen from
All
The�anitary Land All is to be
_ roads in Logan Township to set up
Council -adjourned to meet
which was t,eld in rhesley.
ala. Goderich. • - After 28 ears service as a nurse at Alexander
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upeti or the summer months on
weigh scales, as the heavy
g y trucks
agaiq• Monday April 15, at which
visit( i w it Mr. and Mrs.
Marine and General Hospital, Lyla Youngblutt has retired. In
April 6' from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. lilt
are damaging to the roads,
time the following Drain Reports
Scott tyere Alec Scott.
t,itt•iplt, and Wayne Moore,
honor of her many years of service, hospital personnel had a
further notice.
will be read: Watt Drain, P t
'1it`f`°`'
special dinner for her. Chairman of the hospital board, Ken
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The . ,editor's Report vas”
A petition was received that the
Drain, Logan Maitland, Ritz
Dunn, presented Miss Youngblutt with a gift and best wishes
accepted, shoving a deficit of
Anderson Drain was out of repair.
Extension and the -Centre anch
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w from the- hospital staff.
$1792-.00 on the 1973 operations.
Jas. A. Howes is to be contacted
of the Northwest.
Classified Ads pay dividends.
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