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SURE AND 'TIS A.,9WEETtOUND — This choir,
decked in shamrocks, will sing Irish songs during the
St. Patrick's Day program Thursday at St. patrick's
School. Teachees have been helping, their classes
prepare costumes and variety acts for the show . all
week:. (Exposi)or Photo)
Hibbert,
• more:. to
Perth
o Plan Your Planting
SEED
Correspondent
Anyone "'remember tliat old
fantods song of the early 40's,
."VVhen it's spring time in the
rockies?
AV-hile it may not 'be exaCtly
spring there is evidence of it in St.
Columban:
Brodizttgeo
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Hibbert and Logan. Township.
residents will be paying nearly 20'
per cent more in taxes to Perth
County than they'did in 1976.
Hibbert will pay 18.8 per -cent
qire_ this year and Logan
taxpayers will pay 20:3 per cent
over 1976 rate's.
Perth County wants $43,663,-66
from Hibbert residents this year,
compared to $36.764.21 in 1976.
Logan will pay $64,393.88 in taxes
to the county this year, compared
with $53,523.07 in 1976.
Hibbert's share is 4.36 per cent of
the 1977 budget and Logan's
share is 6.43 fer cent.
Perth' 1977 budget is about
$124,000' more than last year's,
$1,001,460, compared to
-$887,426.52- in 1976: -General
expenditures" account for
$526,460 of the 1977 bridget,
while roads account for $475,000
of the 1977 total-,-,-
•
Animal Control Officer. for the
township.
An amendment to the Protec-
tive Inspection Committee
By-Law was passed- empowering
the' Deputy Reeve to attend
meetings in the absence of the
Reeve.
General • accounts totalling
.$13,485.00 and road acceurils
amounting to $26,452.58--were
ordered paid. The increase in
snow plowing costs iV5I5;'000:00
to date, compared with the same
time last- year. . • -
A request will be made to
M.T.C. for a rt,Ax tra grant-due-to
the cost tif the new bridge and the
extra exiSenses of snow plowing
this year.
--activity is their St. Patrick's
Dance on March 19.
The Dublin Colleens held their
second 4-H meeting at 7:30 p.m..
at Mrs. C. Friends. The topic was
21Vays with Meats". The
demonstration was 'Acme__ by
Susan Marriott and Kim Elliott.
They demonstrated how to broil
meat. Sus y Brosens and Vicky„
McCreight were on the clean up
committee.
Vine Lane
Vehicles: etc that .were covered
with .snow are now .visible. Boys
..are picking up empty bottles, ,and
a 82.year old magnetic wonder is
loosening up the :snow so that he
can get at the grass and leaves.-
A few pesimistic ones say look
- out for the 17th but personally I'm
more Concerned about: the 20th
and 21st. which will be due in a
few days.
Amither sign of spring is
hockey playoffs ail around us and
including our-Pee Wees who are
strong- contenders for • the All
Ontario Pee Wee ChaMpionship.
.1 personally witnessed a couple.
of the playoffs and lean safely say
they. are the best Pee Wee team I
have seen in my many , yearS
connected with- hockey.
Local Kids
I notice that Fanshawc College
London.. last Thursday night won,
the intermural broOmball
Championship. Members of the
team included Neil Murray, Mary
_Kale, Joanne Swart, Reta
Verberne of St. Columban, Marj
Jansen, RiChard Smith,
Egmondville, as well as-six from
London. the team entered under
the name of Seaforth, and were
anpresente.d with gold medalions
by Molsons of Canada. ,
Good Crowd
the Old Timers card, party was
well attended. thanks...to Dublin,
Mitchell and Seaforth, A very
_ enjoyable afternoon was spent.
Prize winners were ladies
high-Mrs. J. Nicholson, Mitchell,
, Low-Mrs. Marg Coyne, Lone
Hailds-Mrs. Mary McIver, Mens
. High-Frank *ale, Seaforth,
• Low-Ted Doyle, lone hands Joe
White Seaforth..
It is a bit dissappointing that
more .locals are not attending,
particularly since the net
proceeds all go to support 'Right
to Life'. Remember you don't
have to be all that old to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Tilos Kale, spent
the weekend in Guelph and,
attended the college Royal
connected . with • Guelph
university.. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mitchell,
Hanover, Jean, Joan and Janet
visited Mr. and Mr's. V.J,Lane on
Sunday. •
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AND WATCH IT GROW
Full Selection' of
BAGGED or RUIN
for- pick up, delivery and
custom bulk spreading
28-% Solution
for pick up and delivery
ANHYDROUS AMMONIA
Keep,your CORN COSTS to a
miniimum. SAVE $6 to $10 per
acre over other forms of Nitrogen
• Available
APPLICATION EQUIPMENT
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Nurse to work in St. Lucia
PAG .111 & 810
UNITED
Rp0 & 106
TROJAN
TX 90
NORTHROP KING ' PX20
PX442-
HIGHLAND SEED GRAIN
GRASS SEED AVAILABLE
'SINGLE CUT RED CLOVER
for Fall Plow down
Five gravel tenders were
received at, Logan Township's
Council. meeting on Monday,
March 7, when all members'
were present. Jas. Murray
ConstruCtion Ltd. was the loWest
tender at $1174 per cu. yp. with
the job to be Completed by July 1.
' Thd "minutes of -the Mitchell
and District Planning Boaid and
the Mitchell and District Arena
and Community Centre Board
were approved.
- Council decided not to spray
the weeds on the roadside_this
year. Jas.A. Holmes was re-
appointed Weed Inspector for
1977. .
The ' Ritz, and Logan. Road
Drains were referred back to the
Engineer for further study.. The
Ritz Drain and the August Bauer
Municipal Drain are to be
considered on Monday March 28.
:pc Kerr, Keillor.and Northwest
Drains considered on
_Wednesday, March 30. The usual
grant of $25.00 to the Royal
'''''''' -Canadian Legion for their public
'Speaking competition was
approvett: ,
Twell application's- for the
position of clerk-treasurer were
received and interviews are being
arranged for Tuesday, April 5.
A' ,petition was received
requesting 'the repair and
improvement of the Meyer Drain.
The Clerk was instructed to
place an ad in the paper, - calling
for tenders for the 'renting of the
workable portion of . land at the
Land' Fill Site, and a notice
requesting that anyone intending'
to apply for til; drainage loans in
. Logan township in 1977, do sd by
March 31, so that the allotrn t of
money can be'''aliocated ly.
A by-Jaw was Vassed
prohibiting the running of dogs at
large and the,segincof •the dog
tax as follows: Spayed female or
male $3.00; Second
,,.Pouce was in charge of the
Hibbert res dents will pay
$20,710 towards county roads ,in
-4977, while Logan residents will
pay $30,542.50. . For_ general
expenditures Hibbert will pay
$22,953.66 and Logan $33,851.38.
meeting.
Coming events were discussed
" and dates lined up so that
different clubs do not conflict on
thier community projects.
Dublin and district Lions next
•
rates, gravel tender
Don MacRae
Correspondent ,
Miss Luanne. 'Rowland leaves
next Wednesday for St. Lucia for
8 weeks as a volunteer nurse at
. St. Jude's ,Hospital. This -a 190 -
bed ;Flovital operated-by -the
Sister of the Sorrowful. Mother.
On March 9th Dublin and
District Lions hosted the zone -
Advisory meeting at a dinner
meeting at the •Huron Hotel.
Dublin. 21 Lions roared their' way St. Columban through a `roast beef dinner.
Guest Lions attended horn
Mitchell, Clinton, Seaforth and,
Goderich. Lion President 'Glen
Staffa 4-H see
meat cutting
RUsseldale -spent the, meat eut§„
with their grandparents 'Mr. attd Mt. Mills 'told members how
Mrs,'" John Templetnan and the' animals are killed And
spayed fetnale,or neutered male family., b' 1. prepared. Thy were also shOwn-
$6.06; for a male dog $4.00; far a Miss - Indy Norris,' 'Brampton where the cuts of meat come from
female, dog]. $7,00; for' a second spent* weekend with Mrs. Sam Ott the carcass of a steer and pig
',male or female $12.00: for a third Norris and 'Mr' and Mrs. Bobn that he Was ettttin4. up. Mr, Mills
or subsequent male or female' Norris and fan*. „ ' said each anittlal killed had to be
416,60; _Kennel licence $2.5.00. Mr, and &ifs, Rob_Ten1P,,leini‘d Impeded then given a stamp to
: Robert (Albert was appointed, visited SlitidaV with:mr, ai d Mr s say ilia it was alegilt"te use 1, .
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Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Keller
travelled, with family and friends
by_ bus to Daytona Beach Florida
fora 14 day tour in the sunny
south.
Mr, and Mrs. Maurice Ryan
spent afew days last week
visiting relatives in St. Clair and-
St. Clair Shores, Michigan.-
Miss Marilyn Ryan, student at
Sir Wilfred Laurier University has
returned after holidaying in the
Sees span
Mrs. John Templeman . ' Hap. Swatridge ,
` ,COrrespondent Wingham. '
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Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norrfr 4-H Staffa Club meet
visited Wednesday with Mr. and Major in meat is the learning of
Mrs. John Burleigh, Goderich. " different cuts of meat, prices and
Mr. and Mrs.. Russell Worden •
are hOliclaYing' in California!
grading. r
The members of Staffa #3 have
B uyin g
Phi Miller Guelph was hornet had four meetings dealing Miff
building, the
for the weekend With his parents, different animals such as, steers,
g or
tittle i s right to strike out
"Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton :Miller. pigs, lamb and also poultry and for a home Of your own.
holidaying in Florida. " ,'1 eor 87 years this old Mr. and Mrs. Ross Stnale are fish:At the end ofeach,mettingi
the members try the 'dishes that , ' • .
Miss Darlene" Tentplernan, . haVe'beelilirepar ed diiiing th-e-4)ritarto-co pa y m n has
weekend with her family,
been custoni building Waterloo -was heitne.,,, for the medting. Eadh meal given is very
-Mr. and Mrs. Gordin Parsons ' mortgage loans_to suit;tg econemcal and tasty.
Leaders Mrs. Belfour and Mgs. -
are holidaying this, week in Las Snide took members to ' needs and the resources
r people just like yob.. V'egas. Woodhain where animals are killed, . 0.
Wanda and Michelle Marlyn, and then processed itito7Bte See us today at Victoria
--Stop
delaying •
and !getting
your own
home!
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