The Huron Expositor, 1978-03-02, Page 1818 THE HURON EXPOSITOR , MARCH 2., 1978
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27 Birth ,
26 Persona
-/Oseph's Hospital, a son, Michael
Robert. First grandchild ,for
Harvey and Jean Ahrens,
Brodhagen - and another
grandchild for Dr. and Mrs. Paul
Brady, Seaforth. 27.38-1
PRESENT-WHEEL CH geriatric mobile
• chair we's presented t aforth Community
Hospital this week by ospital auxiliary in
, 'memory of ' the late Alice VcConnell, longtime
auxiliary member and former Board chairman. The' -
chair was purchased with, funds donated at the time
of Mrs. McC.onnell'S death.. Shown with, the chair
are Board members Mts. Jack' Pickard, Auxiliary
President Mrs. Wm. Chesney, HPspital
Adminstrator, Gordon McKenzie, and Joseph..
McConne , (Photo by Oke)
• -misses,
Conservation group
Gives ear's highlights
27 Births
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Brown,.
Dublin. are pleased to announee ,
the forthcoming marriage of their
daughter Glenna Marie to Master
CPL. Thomas . W. Prince,
Kingston. sonssf Mr. and Mrs.
Albert E.„ Prince,' Greenfield
Park, Montreal. The wedding will
take place March 18th, 4 P.M. at.
St, Thomas. Anglican Church,
Seaforth 26.38-1
Mr. and •Mrs, Ken Hitstser,
• 101.#2, Seaforth. wish to
announce the forthcoming
marriage of their dasighter. Sheila
Marie to Roy Edward Taylor, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Taylor,
• RATA , Seaf orth. Themarriage
takes place on the 31st .of March,
at Northsi,de United Church at 7
26-38x1
CLEARY — At . London
Psychiatric Hospital on Thursdass
February 23rd,' 1978, William J. • .•
Cleary of Seaforth in his 83rd
year. Belaved.h•usband of the late
Mary (('arlin) Cletiry. Dear father . _
of James of VancouverS Patrick,
John and William, all of London.
'Also 'survived by eight grand-
children and three great-grand- •
childern. Friends .Were received
at . the Whitney-Ribes' Funeral
•--me Seaforth. Funeral mass
was' held' at St. James Church;
Seaforth on Saturday. Fe„bruary
25th at 11 a.m. 'Temporary
entombmenf in Pioneer
BRADY — To Bob and Phyllis of Mausoleum. Interment to' follOw
In the spring. , 28.38,1 Lucan on February 24 in
in H
- The Goderich • 'Ontario.
Proviocial Police were advised
a quantity .of illicit' drugs 'hidden
in talett..Townshipson October
21. 1977,,.
One baby food jar and 19 vials
of hashish oil, which is'the juke of
the marihuana plant, were
located. The value of this drUg
seizure on the' street would be..
estimated at between $2,500. and
.$3,000. and added up to 'about
one-quarter hound in weight.
A 12 hour stake-out led to the
arrest of Robert Edward Wright.
19 years of 110 Grand Ave.,
London, The charge laid • was,
"Possession of • Marihuana
(Cannabis) for the purpose of
Trafficking" under the Narcotic
Control 'Act of Canada.
Many manhours and men had
to be used on an investigation of
this nature. In this case it'
tinob cd Prow mcse Constables
Doug Spitzic of Goderich 0.P.P.•
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Clinton 2 held their third
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were presented with a coral rose
front Israel before leaving-.
'Meeting 4 for Clinton 2 was
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Pam. Carnochan conducted, the .
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•At :the first atithorify • given the --atrth'oritY' • good* The authority's-1977 fin-a-mita! -
Meeting of the year, Wednesday, visibility"; according to Pearson. report indicated h small increase.
the . An sahle-B a'y field Regional director of the in -the levy to'Member municipali-
Conservation Authoiity re-elected ministry of natural resources Dick tics. A general 'levy of
chairMar(Roy Westcott and vice- Hunter --congratulated the $118,085,00 will .be required this.
',2hairman Ivan Hearn to another • authority staff on the excellent job year as compared to $117.644.00
term of office. . which they have been for 1977, • ..,„„
welcomed tWo- new :Mem sets to • •
Reeve Hearn who' chaired the , performing. , ' Following discussion of, the
meeting in , Westeotes absence,' ''The province of Ontario. 1978 advisory board membership,
• realizes the value, of the Stanley township .representative
aequired, a ;barn on. the property problems but, that, they can be
'will be "renovated an d. the overcome,
Authority mutate visitor's Tile strength of the couserva-,
-se•Rices.'program. At the tion authority. movement is its'
Morrison dam a picnic pavilion association with. •the local
• willbc cosistsul" and• mare municipalities was. the message
'picnic areas. will be 'provided/ at that Bob Burger, director of the
qoek Glen. Conservation, Authorities branch,
Pearson also announced' that, Toronto, brought to, he meeting.
repairs to the Morrison darn- Burger eehoed- Hunter'S •
The. tune or sis.00p, 'will thoughts and s said . that/ the
carried out in the spring. Cracks loosening of provincial purse
in the ceperete have 'started to'Wiss 110,1.likcly orcui'. • •
tippear Abe 2W-4-y:ay old . :One of the ne'w policies that the.
• strustureS' ' Branc•li was planning to introduce'
The 'Canada Works .Program w'e'e )vatershed planning guide-
w hi c h h a s e ri aleest „the. authority lines. The purposes of these
te.. hire .threeseme.loyeesSfors nes. Burger .stck- is to aess
a one year period, "is 'a good down on a long serm basis, the
filace rot' the Authority to get priority of .programs for cacti
funds." the resoureiss manager con SerV a tion authority. There will
stated. One of the conditions that he Awn benefits eminating' front
the Authority had to mectin order the , gulden nes. the newly'
' to receive funds from the appointed director Said. Authori•
program , w a s that the work was ties can begin planning on a long
to be recreational in mimics The testri basis and it enah)e the
• introduction of numerous , cross conservation authorities branch to
country and snowmobile trails make a stronger presentation to
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Seaforth Manor Happenings
"Happy Birthday" to Mrs.
Minnie Hawley whit celebrated
her birthday on , Friday at
'Se uforth ManorsVisiting witl-eher
during the day were Mr: and Mrs.
Sam McSpaddcn of Norwich
Mrs. Sheila Dolinage and Judy.
Earl MeSpadden of Winthrop,
Mrs. Hawley,• received many
congratulatory melages.and also
a large birthday cake.sent by her
sister Mrs. Susan Hutchings of
California. sAlso celebrating her
hirthdaY on Sunday was Miss
Kate Laverty and spending the
Rita Duncan and Mrs. Mary
ternoon with her were neices
V n Tryek. A lovely .birthday cake
ad been prepared for Miss
Laverty by the dietary staff at the
Manor, Our sincere wishes to
these two ladies for continued
- good health.
Visting with Miss Jean Scott
, were Harry and Hattie Snell also
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the authority., Reeve Si Simmons conservation authorityTrogram," Paul Steckle said . that the land acquisition committee 'said
of Exeter who replaced Jack Hunter said. "and the represen- Authority should try to acquire that it has not been a policy of
Deibridge and' 'Charlie Corbett tatives on the Authority have an more land , along the ,Bayficki that. corrimitice to ' ' pursue
who 'takes . over from ' Fred • obligation to keep the member River and pointed out that it is an properties that have not market.
lie(imon as the provincial municipalities informed. of the, area of much prime recreational yen the
_appointee. Autherity's; d n g s`', land. in motions that were approved •
The chairman's remarks which "Communisation is important, its... Hay soWriship 'reeve Jack at the Macting, Peter Raymond of
were read by -Hearn.- highlighted the, key to our-•organization"..
the several accomplishments that . Hunter added.
took place in 1977. The acquisi- '• . The regional ' director made •
'lion sfeur acres of flood plain ;clear that the tight financial . •
land, repairs that were made to constrictions which the province
the Exeter, Morrison and Parkhill has placed on its' self is not ,a-s
dams. and the constructionof 300. temporary situation. "The
• feet of sheet pile retaining wall at rainbow no longer ends at ,
Port Franks were a few 'of the provincial. grants,” he stated.
areas that the chairman's report ' A program which province
cOvered; • • miry start sometime in the future,
Resoursfei.. manager Don is thetratisfer of funds-front
Pearson-in brief address to the authority to 'another in order to
audience ' said • that sts4eral complete 'Major capital works
4nproyements will he made to the projects.•
Parkhill Coeservation Arca. More . in cloSieg. Hunter stated, that
playground • •espdp men t • w ill be. • conservation authorities have
Tiiincw sked' if it was not, the Raymond and McLean was
prefei 'ice of the conservation ap`poi Med to h anctle routine legal
authorities branch that the transactions .forthe Authority and
purchase„ of---.stand. betweeu the Exeter Branch of'the Barka
authority was not a Montreal was, appointed to
m'ol'e' favoured method of land. handle the. -Authority's banking
acquisition. transactions for this year.
Hunter said that the Branih
Mrs. Norman Stiehl of Seaforth.
Mrs. Mary McLeod visited with
Mr. Bill Scott and also treated'
him to sonic delicious hoine made
-bread. , •
Visiting' with Mr.Wilber Keve's
were Bruce and An' a Keyes of
Varna. Mr. Fred Rei of Clinton
-and Howard Allan of' Brucefield.
Mrs. Ruby Anderson was
visited! by 'her daughter' Mrs.
Clare Potter 'of :Stratford and
Cheryl Potter of' Toronto. •
'Visiting • with Mrs. Ada Redi
ware Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
McDowell. Mrt. Frank Srnale.
Mrs. H. Montague, Mrs. Elsie
Dinsmore and Mrs. Eva •
McCartney.
Mrs. B. Davis. N. inspector M.
of•• H. London visited Seaforth
Manor last Tuesday.
Mr. John Nesbitt, H.S.C. ifiled
worker also visited\a‘r residents
on- Monday afternoon.
ul
sHullett "held-an assembly in
rocbgnition of fire safety on
Monday of last Weeks Three films
were shown to the pupils 'of -the
school. Now the pupils know how
hard- the"Tireinen's jetn; are and
how to prevent fires. These films
were both educational - and
enjoyable. •
—Grade;7 PokerRally ' •
On-February 22nd the. grade 7
class' of Hullettiionrneyed on a
poker rally. The • students
snowshoe& or skied to the bush.
They built-a big fire. then went to
find cards. After returning; they
cooked their meals over an opcn•
fire. After, they could .go
tohoganeine s On the w ay • home,
they finished the poker rally, This
.tripswas-enjoyablts far- the --MI o is
class>c .
• Volleyball •
The. Hullett volleyball trams
went to the Clinton High School •
for the annual - volleyball
tournament on , February' 18th,
Each team 'played five „games.
The boys placed fourth and the
girls places sixth. , •
' • Speeches
- Hullett held their in., school
public speaking contest last•
PUBLIC SCHOOL NEWS
Last Friday the Blyth students
council • held a hot 'dog day.
People on the council brought
desserts. Last Friday night •the,
Bh'th Student council' held a
.'dance from 8 till I Students
brought their jvr records , and .
tapes.
Last Friday afternoon Grades
Kindergarten to 5 participated in
skating at the arena.)
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• A forn er - well known area
WILTM.J. CLEARY
undertaker William J. Cleary died
in London Thursday following a
long illness. He was 82.
Born in Hibbert Township he
was a son of the late ,Prian•Cleary.
and Margaret -an. Following
graduation fetnii area schools he
farmed for a time and later
lea'rned the ', undertaking
business. Following some years
in business in Dublin -and 'Si.
•isColumban We---established
business in ,SEttfortli about 40
years ago which . he continued to
Constance
Correspondent
Mrs. Mary Merrier
' 482-714.3
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ritchie and
Mark of Bayfield visited on Friday
evening with Mn, and Mrs. David
Preszcator, Christine, Lisa.
Christopher and Greg.
Mn, and.Mrs. Paul Ste\ enson.
David. Darren and Leanne visited,
on saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
Toni Batters and Roxanne of
Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Jiin 1576"si 7Sator,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hoggart
spent the weeks:11,d Kitchedner
staying at the Val Halo Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thontson
and Leisa are spending .0 couple
of weeks with his-parents Mr, and
Mrs, Thompson. Sharon and
713b1f.-While Sint Workleg in this.
operated until his retirement in'
1973.
He married. the former' Mary
(Minnie) Carlin in St, Colun1b.an
in 1921, She. predeceased hint in
1974. He served overseas during
World War 1. ,
,Surviving are four sons,
John. Patrick, and William. ,ail of .
London and James, Vancouyets
eight grandchildren' ' and . three
great-grandchildren,. ,••
The body rested at Whiten's'
Ribey Funeral HOme s Seaforth.
Funeral Mass was held at St.
Jame.s Church, Seaforth,
Saturday at' II' a.m. .with Reis
H.J.Sartigh officiating:.
Te.mporary. At-o•m-buten-t -
followed In Pioneer Memorial
Mausoleum with interment in the
spring at St: James.Cemetery.
Pray'ers were said atthe funeral
home, Fridays-at"` 8 p.iii. and' a
memorial service at 9:30 p.M. was
under the auspices of Seaforthss
Branch.156 of the Royal Canadian
Legion.
• Pallbearers were: George
Hays. 'Jim Kelly. Kevin 'leaks,
William Carfs'on, Ken Idade
and Mark Neilson. ,
GRAD IMACPHElISONI KERR
Grace Kerr, daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Spence.
formerly of Seaforth, passed away
at' St, Joseph's Hespita) in
Lgridon arts FebruarS 25. 1978 in.
her 58th year.
• Surviving are,,,son Robert
London, one , sister •Dorothia..
IMILS. 'Fred Montague) of Essex,
Ontario, and three grandchildren.
She was predeceased by' one •
. brother, Bert Spence...
Funeral service was held on
Monday Febrnary .27 at Needham
Memorial Chapel in London; Rev.
Farquhar . MacKinnon . of-
Centennial . United Church •
officiated'. lnterment followed' in •
Woodland, Cemetery.
• The Huron County Board of
Education and Local 1428 of the
Canadian Union of . Public
EMployees ham—ratified a .
Collective • Agreement for the
calendar year 1978.
The new .agreement provides'
fora 30 cents/ per hour increase to
the,forty Mae ifecrLlaries who are
members of the 'Union and 33
cents per hour increase for„.the
two, audio-s kind technicians.. In
addition coy crags' undi'r -the
Group Life Insurance Plan has
been increased to .$15,000%
MI Wort S -the idea of larid'infilling ' ar"; - ''
.
but that c:i. is _a question of,' Mr. anclMrs. David Presteator
. and fancily is ere Sunday evening priorities.r •
. The Authority has 'done supper guests withMis and Mrs.
bitekground work on the purchase Steve Lee of Seaforth: ' .
of property in the Daylield--region. I - . -' ' --- :
Pearson said, and that land B. of E and 1,t.iicepri (i,sciis. lion priorities could he , .
•
Bill, Amos, a member' of the union.••-settle • ,
has assembl
f•J . .
Bill MSIntyre .of Exeter
James Dore tif •Wingham O,P.P.
and Peter Mason of GoderiCh
- Depart men t
On Thursday, Feb. .24 Mr..
Wright pleaded guilty in
Prosincial Co'urt. .Goderich.
Judge W.G.Cochiane issued a
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accused when found guilty.
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