Times-Advocate, 1985-04-10, Page 3GRAD — Miss Judith Mickle,
daughter of Bill and Fran Mickle,
Exeter, graduated with a Master
of Applied Science in Psychology
Degree from the University of
Waterloo on October 19, 1984.
She is presently employed in the
Psychology Department, War
Memorial Children's Hospital,
London.
East Wi l l lams
opposes poles
Over 130 residents of East Williams
Township met at the Beechwood Hall,
April 1, to express their concern about
Ontario Hydro's proposal to build a
500,000 volt line through the
Township.
The main issue centered around
Hydro's disregard to agriculture by
proposing the Bruce to London line
through some of the best farm land in
Ontario.
Overwhelming support was given
to the establishment of a committee
whose purpose is to act as liaison bet-
ween Township residents and a Cen-
tral Action Committee.
Gerald Rose is the chairman of this
committee while Ken McGregor, a
member of Foodland Hydro Commit-
tee was chosen as a resource person.
Other members of this committee are
Glen Marshman, John R. Stewart and
Peter Twynstra.
Personal commitment was pledged
in terms of financial support and.
volunteer requirements. Over
$5,000.00 have already been raised in
East Williams Township to establish
a warchest to be used as a fund to
finance professional efforts to fight
the present proposal. •
Volunteers will contact all affected
residents in the Township for support.
It was expressed at the meeting
that Townships are organizing on a
small basis right from Douglas Point
to London.
Further anti proposed route sup-
port was expressed by East Williams
Township Council, this would involve
mailing, photo -copying and financial
aid if and when required.
If East WilliamsTownship is an in-
dication of fighting the proposed
hydro line, a very effective force is
being built, which without doubt will
influence the final outcome.
• •
Seniors enjoy
entertainment
Exeter Senior Citizens held their
meeting at the Legion Hall Tuesday
evening with a good attendance and
with president Ruby Beaver
presiding.
Following an hour of cards, the
business part opened- Committee
reports were read and approved.
Card convener reported sending three
get well cards and three sympathy.
A moment's silence was observed
in memory of Wm. Westlake.
Wedding anniversaries were
acknowledged for Verna and Sam
Bowers and Vera and Clarence
Hohncr.
The president reminded the club of
the following dates of future ac-
tivities: invitation to Dashwood Club,
April 15: zone rally at Clinton. April
17: also serving lunch and putting on
program at Iluronview same day:
trip to Blyth for dinner and matinee.
April 18: Spring garage- and hake
sale, date to he set later: also a sug-
gested trip to Swayne's Greenhouse
at a later dale.
The names of Ted ('hampers and
Blanche Dougall will he sent in to the
U.S.C.O. to be put in the Book of
Remembrance. These two deceased
members had greatly contributed to
the club with their many talents.
Ruby Beaver. president. and Alice
Bowen, secretary. will lx delegates to
the U.S.C.O. convention at Kingston
in August -
The program chaired by Myrtle
Brock consisted of readings by Myr-
tle Brock and Lula Culbert . violin
selections by Carl McNaughton ac-
companied by Norene McNaughton
on the piano.
A very interesting commentary
with pictures on Australia by Mr. and
Mrs. Don Bray.
Lunch was served by committee in
charge. Seniors don't forget to save
your Zehrs tapes.
Carnival aids
organizations
Okay tenders, fire pact
McGiIIiVrGYadds
to hydro line
Village 49
pose this proposal. accepted. of Ailsa Craig for $63 , plus
At a later meeting, Frank Vanneste The tenders for the construction of $125 per fire call, was approved.
was chosen to represent the the Walker Drain from Ritchie Farm
ratepayers on the Foodland Hydro Drainage for $23,715.00 for the closed
Committee. Allan Cunningham, portion and Hodgins and Hayter Ltd.
township resident and OFA delegae, for $765.00 for the open portion were
was chosen as an alternate. accepted.
Tenders for 34 inch crush "A" A grant of $100.00 per boy was ap-
gravel for township roads were proved for three members of the Ailsa
received. The tender of Jennison Con- Craig Venturers who will be attending
struction Ltd. for $4.22 per tonne haul- the 1985 Canadian Jamboree at
ed and spread on township roads and Guelph.
$3.98 per tonne for stockpile was The 1985 fire agreement with the
April 10, 1985 Page 3
McGillivray township council
organized two meetings recently for
the ratepayers concerned with the
proposed routes of the Ontario Hydro
corridor. The first meeting held in the
council chambers gave council and
residents a chance to discuss their
concerns about the proposed routes.
At this meeting, council also issued
a statement in support of the township
residents. The statement reads,
"McGillivray township is comprised,
in a large part of Class 1 farm land,
The Kirkton-Woodham Winter Car-
nival committee passed on the'$3.00(i
profit from their annual carnival to a
number of organizations at a
ceremony on March 26 in the Kirkton
Community Centre.
Recipients were: Hlanshard Minor
Ball. $300: Usborne Minor Ball. $301:
Scouts, $250: Swimming pool, $1.000.
Fair board. S400: Girl Guides. $400:
ARC Industries. $200 and Kirkton
Bantam Girls. $150.
growing a large volume of specialty
crops such as rutabagas, beans,
corns, etc. The council of the township
of McGillivray hereby states that they
support the objections raised by the
residents of the township to all pro-
posed alternative routes",
Frank Vanneste, a member of the
board involved with Hydro in the
pact, addressed the meeting explain-
ing what has taken place concerning
all corridor studies and suggested
what approach could be taken to op -
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