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Times-Advocate, April 25, 1974
I
Area bunny breeders
assist 'Bunny Bundle'
The regular meeting of the
South Huron Rabbit club was
held Centralia Community
Hall, Wednesday evening with 16.
members and 15visitors present.
The members agreedto par-
ticipate in the Challenge Show,
Bill Dickey gave the marketing
report. Plans for the dinner
dance in Creditors were discussed
and finalized.
STEEL-TOE
-Safety
Shoes
A donation to the Free FresS
Bunny Bundle was approved
unanimously. Doug Kincaid
spoke on feeds and breeding. He
showed slides and had some new
and interesting ideas followed by
a question period.
Draws for feed were won by
Mrs, Ethel Donaldson, Mrs, Bell,
Ralph McLean and Mark
Stewardson. Pot luck lunch and
a social hour closed the meeting.
Hi-Cuts and Regular Height ,
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MAIN ST. PHONE 235-1933 EXETER
Tuckersmith taxes are down
Public School supporters in
Tuckersmith Township will pay
$77 on each $1,000 of assessment,
and separate school supporters
will pay $81.40 this year. That
represents a drop of $2,40 for
public school supporters and
$2.60 for separate school sup-
porters.
The tax rate was presented to
Tuckersmith township council
Clandeboye dance
will assist sports
problem to Queen's Park in
Toronto seeking some provincial
help in establishing a corn-
mercial park at Vanastra - the
same as has been done in Huron
Park, also a former Canadian
Forces Base. Council supports
him in this endeavour.
The members of the newly
formed Recreation Board at
Vanastra are Reeve Elgin
Thompson and Deputy reeve
Ervin Sillery representing the
council and resident members
are Dick Lehmen, Jim Hill,
Wilfred Schneider, Jim Broad-
foot and John Duddy.
Council is awaiting word from
the Ontario Municipal Board
whether the proposal to set up a
recreation area in Vanastra has
been approved.
Council passed a revised bylaw
to control dogs in the township
which the newly appointed
animal control officer, Dick
Eisler, will enforce.
remains the same at 23 mills for
commercial and business.
The secondary school rate rose
.8 mills to 16 mills for farm and
residential and 1 mill to 18 mills
for commercial and business.
The Huron Perth County
Roman Catholic Separate school
elementary rates remained the
same as last year, 25.4 mills for
farm and residential and 28,3
mills for commercial and
business.
Council set the following rates:
Brucefield street lights 3 mills;
Egmondville street lights 7 mills;
Kippen street lights 10 mills,
Vanastra street lights, 7 mills.
For Vanastra community
centre board, a rate .of 12 mills
was set while Vanastra water and
sewage rates are 54 mills for
property in the residential and 28
mills in the commercial area.
For garbage pick up a rate of
$23 was set for each householder
at Vanastra.
In other business, council
awarded a tender for garbage
pickup, at Vanastra to Bud
Chamney of Auburn for $68 per
week this was one of 7 tenders
received by council. Garbage is
to be disposed of in the
Holmesville land site.
Robert Nicholson Construction
Co. of Sebringville was awarded
the tender for the construction of
the Big Drain for $12,740 for the
open section and Gerber
Drainage of Millbank for $7,560
far the closed section of the drain.
feVred Ginn of Vanastra, one of
the owners, was present at the
meeting to complain about the
fact he has been paying, and will
have to continue paying, sewage
and water charges on buildings at
Vanastra that have not been in
use since he took over the former
Canadian Forces Base.
"Surely there is some fair way
of us getting relief from paying
sewage and water for buildings
where we don't even turn a tap or
flush a toilet."
Reeve Elgin Thompson said,
"we are in sympathy with you".
James Macintosh, clerk-
treasurer said, "water meters
would be, the answer at Vanastra
but they are not available at this
time".
Mr. Ginn is going to take his
QUTERS STAGE CAR WASH — Members of the junior Outers club of the Wiarton area later in the school year. From the left are, Steve
South Huron District High School gained $138 from a car wash held Thompson, David Webster, Bruce Gunn, Jim Jarvis, teacher Bryan
Saturday. The monies will be used to defray expenses on a canoe trip in pr obizanski, Valerie Flynn, Jane Munn and Cheryl Chopman,T-A photo
Tuesday night by Clerk James
McIntosh and was adopted.
The township rates was set at
20 mills for farm and residential,
the same as last year, while the
commercial and business rate is
24 mills, down 1 mill from 1973.
Elementary rates for the
Huron County Board of
Education rose .2 mills to 21 mills
for farm and residential and
Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Blake were
Sunday evening dinner guests
with Mr. & Mrs. H. Gilbert in
London.
Mrs. Ethel Donaldson was
lucky again, she won in a spot
dance, a large bunny at the
Bunny Hop.
Mr. & Mrs. Gus Wrouters and
Mathew of Aylmer hosted the
57th wedding anniversary
celebration of Mr, & Mrs. C. W.
Millson. With them were Mr. &
Mrs. G Millson, Mr & Mrs. E.
Glavin and Leona, Huron Park,
Mr. & Mrs. J. Beckett, Kitchener,
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Millson, Ken
and Doug Millson, London.
Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Robinson
called on Mr. & Mrs. G. Cun-
ningham Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Derbyshire,
are visiting their daughters for
two weeks. Lorne is in Windsor
with Mr. Dorothy Joyce and Lena
is in Napanee with Mr. & Mrs.
Bev Cowling.
Dave Kestle received word
Tuesday of the sudden passing of
his aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Rinshed,
Romulus, Mich, Mrs. Rinshed
was the former Elizabeth (Hall)
Bertie, sister of the late Emily
Kestle and David Hall of Detroit.
Cfandeboye 4-H'ers hosted
their mothers and W.I. members
and their home economist, Mrs.
Obakata, Tuesday night at the
United Church to 'A World Of
Food' party which completes this
project.-Those who attended had
an enjoyable evening thanks to
the six leaders and their girls,
By MRS. DAVID KESTLE
CLANDEBOYE
The Athletic Association
Annual dance was a sell out, the
dance floor was filled to capacity
for every dance. Door prizes
were won by Otto Darling and
Jim Thompson. Heywood Bros.
supplied the music.
The Denfield youth group hold
a coffee time every Wednesday
evening. This week Pam Lewis
London will be there with her
guitar to entertain. May 8, The
Revised Version, will be the
entertainment.
Mrs. M. J. Simpson and Miss
Sibil Stephenson, Ailsa Craig,
entertained the family at the
Burkley Restaurant in
celebration of Joan Bank's bir-
thday. Attending were Peter
Banks, Cindy and Krista, Brights
Grove; Mr. & Mrs, John Simp-
son, Rosemary and Paul,
Kirkton; Mr. & Mrs. C. Carter,
Kevin, Joanne and Lisa.
Mr. & Mrs. J. Robertson, Jan
and Janis Kestle visited in Elora
and Fergus Saturday.
Rev. Madden and David Kestle
attended the Presbytery dinner
meeting Tuesday in Byron United
Church.
Mr. & Mrs. Sid Lillford have
sold their home in town and
moved into an apartment close to
Mr. Lillford's work.
Andrew Robertson - left for
Saskatchewan where he will
attend the graduating
ceremonies April 28. His brother
George will be among the
graduates.
New tires need a short break-in
period, says the Industrial
Accident Prevention Association.
Staying under 60 miles per hour
for the first 50 miles allows the
body cords to adjust to the tread.
Pride in driving safely means
arriving at work safely. Pride of
performing your job properly and
therefore safely is part of this
attitude.
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