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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 27, MI
Perth disolves its historical O rd
"maybe council was being
premature in diSbanding and
maybe council would not be
wrong in keeping the board.
Wallace Reeve Robert
Fortheringham noted. "It is
discouraging to people'to be
told to operate under another
name...perhaps we (council)
could cut-hack rather than '
eOtaff.,**
Reesig Delthant 44014,,
concern that Mr, Antle0.94 ,
leave ,rthe city and
asked, 4114111:PL
on- the heard ,after' a name
' cfiglitOr
Reevetray Robinson- of
• kitchen' countered that
Stratford- huti already Onsae,d
its bylaw: "1 Oita see. hoiv
we can support vresolution
to retain the board," he said.
After passing the bylaws.
council issued a press releaset
to defend and clarify iti
position.
"The county had agreed to
relocate the present archives-
department in the. former
Health Unit building which
will provide them with gip-
proximately foul times great-
er office accommodation find
have allocated funds in the
1981 budget of $35.000 to be
used for their operating ex-
penditures."
The statement continues:
"The disbandment of the
Perth Ctiunty Historical
Board is necessary by their
very structure. The board is a
Budget ignores farm needs, NDP hears
BY ELAINE TOWNSHIEND
Two bylaws passer) by
Perth County Council after a
closed session during its
-regular meeting on May 12
140
Tetae'y, was
buritri t. Particles Roman
4Cemetery in Dublin.
R.S. RODGERS,
Robert S. Rodgers. r
formerly of 41 Birmingham.
St.. died Saturday . at the
Hillside Rest Home at R. R 5
Stratford.
Born in England. the son
of the late Mr. and Mrs John
Rodgers he had been a
Stratford-resident for Mt
years and was foreman of the
CNR blacksmith shop before
retiring. '
He was a member of St,
Rev. A. Yielding of Bethel
Bible Church conducted Ser-
vices at Seaforth Manor on
Wednesday at 2 p.m. Shar-
ing the devotional were Mrs.
Lola McGonigle. Mrs. Freda
Siemon and Mrs. Roy Elliott,.
Residents were pleased to
see Mrs. Yielding again after
her recent illness and she
accompanied at the piano for
the hymns.
Several residents motored
to Clinton on Saturday ac-
companied by Linda Jardine
and saw the parade. Add
reported it was a very good
parade and residents enjoyed
the outing.
Birthday Greetings this
call for the dissolution of the
Perth County Historical
Board. effective June 30.
1981. and the formation of a
Stratford and Perth Archives
Board,
son. who4402'49V,, 4,4 •
$OiteinKare a sop. Lloyd,
of Sara* two daughters.
It. J., 'Enid) Tretheway.
of London. Ont, and Mr*.
F R. tleari) Cosford, of Sea-
forth; five grandchildren;
and seven great-
grandchildren.
lie was predeceased by
three brothers and three
sisters.
Family received friends at
the Heinbuck funeral home,
150 Albert St., where the
funeral service Was held ,on
Monday at 1:30 p.m. Rev.
Ross MacDonald officiated.
Burial was in Avondale
cemetery.
week to Margeurite Shill who
celebrated her birthday on
Monday and to Ross Haugh-
ton who will be celebrating
his on Saturday.
Visiting with Arthur
Nicholson on the weekend
were Mrs. Harold Nicholson
and grandchildren Lori and
Connie Nicholson also Roiss
Nicholson Of Egmondville
and • Cathy and Shelley
Nicholson.
Cecilina Cardiff was visit:
ed by members, of her family
on Monday afternoon.
Visiting with Wilber Keyes
on Sunday was his daughter
Ruth Carter of Woodstock.
The Historical Board will
b'e required to complete all
unfinished business. prepare
its financial statements for
auditing and submission to
the municipalities and cata-
logue its assets, including
ant's field such as the
museum development fund.
fitraiStford arid the County of
Perth.
As he moves toward, the
sixth week of his hunger
strike. a "tired and weak"
James Anderson. Perth
County archivist, vows to
continue his protest of deci-
sions by county council and
Stratford council to disband
the county's historical board.
The disbanding in effect
releases both councils from
commitments to support two
Perth historical projects.
A regional meeting of New
Democratic Party riding as-
sociations' was held in Wing-
ham, May 23. Twenty repre-
aentatives of six surrounding
ridings shared information
on organization, membership
policies. Donald MacDonald,
•NOP— agricultural critic.
spoke to the group on agri-
cultural policy and deVelop-
ing outreach
He pointed out that only
1.001 p6 cent of the provin-
cial budget is slated for
agriculture and said the bud-
get ignores the , immediate
Also affected are restora-
tion plans for Fryfdgel Inn
and establishment of Thom-
son Museum.
The archives department
'now located in the basement
of Perth County Court House
will be moved. into the court
house annex building. form-
erly distrtet health unit of-
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versy 'Sinee vim* 'proposed.
last' month. County. archivist
Mr. Anderson. who has
restricted his diet to orange
and tomato juice, is also
challenging the councils' de-
cisibn on both the Thomson
Museum, which As the re-
sponsibility of Stratford and
the Fryfogel Inn, within the
county's jurisdiction.
County council has de-
cided not to proceed with
restoration plans for the frinf
and the city has yet to decide
need of farmers for relief
from highinterest rates.
• Jack Murray, secretary of
James Anderson who has
been carrying' on a hunger
strike in protest, terms the
dissolution "a miscarriage of
local government."
He contends Perth County
will never have a county-
wide museum. It would take
20 years to, initiate- a museum
and by Oxen it Would be "a
.'tiltsentt1,-Withottt 'a mt.': he
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'Rliting :diSeitssious itt „the.
Incoun,A *Oton. cootteil..
0.14110144. Reeve 'Ron. Den-
• hat 4414 The. bat ken
.40040, historical
board Mork-thought and felt
on the museum.
At its last monthh meeting
the county "filed" a resolu-
tion from North' Easthope
township council which ask-
ed that the decision on the
historical board be recon-
sidered.
Mr. Anderson was to have
met with his doctor yesterday
to have his physical condition
diagnosed.
the Ontario New Democratic
Party, reported on the past
provincial election and, ex-
Seaforth resident and poet-
-it-Si was read,
Mrs. Harrison read a
poem. Mrs. Van itooijen
gave the treasurer's report.
Mrs. Duke gave her report of
the Synodical held on April
21st and 22nd.. The theme
was "Living On the Growing
plained the membership
drives being held in other
ridings across the province.
Elge'" Mrs. Crouch favoured the
group with two piano num-
bers. Mrs. Scott read the
scripture. Mrs. Keys con-
ducted a short study period:
Barbara Rivers thanked
the W.M.S. on behalf of the
Barbara Kirkman.)
joint board of the two IOW*
cipalities (City of Stratford 'the City of Stratford to purchase and operate the
Thomson Museum. The main and County of Perth) and is
Made up of representatives reason is obviously cost."
of each. It can only operate In regard to the Fryfogel.
Inn, "Total cost - to the successfully when the two
County of Perth without pro- municipalities are in agree-
vineial grants and Wintario ment over what...joint projects
funds would be apprositnate- will be undertaken.
The council' of the County ly $360.000 Based'SR 1979
dollar valnen Of POttlt....are 'favor
After# thi witb44‘willoc the tevress.ed unanimous
4tY's ViktiOtlatinu. the vOt; of 00400
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A WELCOME DONATION — The Seafortiv and District Knights of
Columbus donated the proceeds from a special St. Patrick's dance to the
Lion's Park and Pool fund. Theproceeds -totalled $100. Representing the
Lions are (left) Marten Vincent, Gord Rimmer,' Bill McLaughlin, and
predenting the cheque are K of C members John Paul Rau and Ewart
Wilson. (Photo by Rimmer).
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Obituaries
Some Manor residents
at Clinton parade
010414.REE • ° Andrews. Presbyterian . The• MOVC arISQ calks for
I.Viiiiettre,r4 at funa* CrhUTCfl and aisia pa4 InAsrer- 'PaYolglit 0444,n4.11.1$.
• r'4414:1Per FgeOPY ,an - T,IMOLM011 A. r 44, of the .hoar4, act" fy present tifflees of the attach-.
were ga:r,) 'incurred and potential, and ivies . ltd:
*114 r,OPIXtt ,t#04,90,r4thetwell .lhe City pf 14hPaC„011as 0045d MUM- Mas 11#iva4Predeeea'Sellbitis 004.1611 aPpls.h'eld by EtislmOntent the histor-
rf
First Pres. churth
met May Twelve mem-
bers answered the roll call --
and a number of Brarbara
Kirkman Ladies attended
also, to hear the report of the
Synodical given by Mrs.
Duke, A poem by Miss
Isabelle Graham, a deceased
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Anderson still not eating
Hear Seaforth poet
to undertake this project
alone."
"This does not mean Fry-
loge! Ina will disappear."
stated council, it will
simply by transferred back to
the previous owners, which.
is now called the Avon Valley
Historical Society and in turn
to .the Qntariq Heritage
fuun4flion, it the Alturf,A*
Icy Buser( 400' ncot wish-
,41411.41trit under .10,gitjto*
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