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Mrs.loris Batkin s group.
�b ughtt in the most pennies.
. Doro by Whitely's group
is to prepare a dinner for the
December meeting.
Thelinter child requested a
piclime ot the 1.1CW. Miss
Elaine Townshend obliged by
taking several pictures. of the
grouP.
The October group s ,e= ved
lunch and a social time was
enjoyed by all present.
School News
On Wednesday,October 13,
the pupils from, grade four to
eight took part in a ,cross
country competition at Point
Farms Provincial Park,
which is located north of
-Goderich.� -
The results are as follows.
Karen J'antzi, third in senior
girls, Valerie Lobb, fifth in
intermediate girls; David
Elliott, eighth in intermediate
boys and Don Littlechild,
eighth in midget boys.
There were 30 participants
in each race. Holmesville
Public School standing was
sixth in the competition.
Monday, October 18, the
pupils had their photos taken
by Adana School Studios of
Strathroy. Kindergarten A
had their pictures taken
Tuesday, October 19.
Tuesday, October 19 at 11
a.m. a seminar on local
government held in the
gyri"nay din. •'The 'Reeve of
-Goderich 'Twit. Getty-GTnri,
some of his fellow councillors
of Goderich Twp., the Twp.
Clerk Mr. R. E. Thompson,
sand the local trustee for the
Huron County Board of
Education, Mr. J. Westbrook
were participating in a
discussion on local municipal
government with pupils of
grade seven and eight.
A soccer tournament will
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Mr. and A are
proud t$
bYfOrl.,
The Gild s are mored into Sia
their new home. fest Wishes for
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the _ m ty. MeS1c0t. to ri hti are,
-Pleased to repo. rt that; Edna Br tar nil `Il►a►v '
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Tuckerstnith has :,,.
More, urt aater`uus .
Miss Meia Veal was.
toss at her ghe a on
f:,. %day eve ng, when the
tigirls from Grade 13 Exeter,
,�r ffi ,bat
School assembled in
antzi:. 5 home from hospital
and ere woes her back
to good health soon.
Gordon Stock spent the
weekend with hissister near
Goderich and visited with his
mother in the Goderich
hospital. -
Mrs. Joananne Van-
schyndel of Dundas., mother
of Tony and 41/4nn Brand is
visiting with her daughters
and. other relatives in the
area.
Mrs. Gert Loomis of
Parkhill is staying with her
daughter and son-in-law Mr.
and Mrs. Davey Feagan.
Mrs., Douglas Brand has
returned home after spending
10 days in Quebecwith her
relatives.
Sorry to report that Mrs.
Jenny Yeo,of Huronview fell
and broke her hip. Get well
wishes to Mrs. Yeo.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Betties
and Mary Jean spent
Thanksgiving in Dayton,
Ohio.
Mrs. Daley, from near
Killarney, Ireland, who is a
dairy farmerette, is visiting
with the Betties, very much
interested in our dairy farms,
with Alvin to take her
Tuesday to see several.
Alvin and Barb Bettles and
Mary Jean spent Sunday
visiting in Kincardine. Mr.
and Mrs. Betties had -visitors
from Detroit on the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. John Van
Ninhuys have had a trip to
Port Colborne to visit their
son anda daughter.
Sorry to report that Mrs.
Ray Coretsklhevfeventh$S, in
Victoria Hospital, London.
Get well wishes are extended
to her.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Duff.
Sheri and Teresa spent the
Thanksgiving weekend
camping at Collingwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lobb
and family, visited with
Marty's sister and family in
Bancroft recently.
by Wilma -Oke
write r ham that Council
The historic Van Egmond endorsed the resolution.
house in Egmondville was the Council considered and
location for the TuclC,ersmith
approved a cvlsed plan of
Township Council meeting--
Tuesday night when council ,
accepted an invitation from
the Van Egmond Foundation
to meet there.
There is some evidence to
believe that possibly the first
council for Tuckersmith
Township met in the house in
1854 when Constant L. Van
Egmond was one of the
councillors with John
Mclntdsh. James Murray and
Francis Fowler. The first
reeve was Dr. William Chalk.
In attendance at the council
meeting as onlookers were
Dr. Rodger Whitman, Mrs.
Terence Hussey., Walter
Armes and Mrs. Betty
MacLean who is a great
granddaughter of Constant
Van Egmond. All are
members of the Van Egmond
Foundation.
Council endorsed a
resolution from the Town of
Markham asking that the
Minister of Culture and
Recreation be asked to
consider a policy under which
the Ontario Athletic Com-
missioner places orders for
equipment purchases ap-
proved under, anyo. _►incial
grant (such as 'G intarr) with
sports equipment retailers,
located in the community in
which the grant applies.
At the present time the
orders are placed through the
Ontario Athletic Com-
missioner who places the
order with a specific
distributor in Toronto.
Tuckersmith council
members agreed with
Markham that this loss of
busin' ss for sports equipment
by the local retailer was most
unfair.
subdivision on part lot 9'and'
10 of concession 2 Huron Road
Survey. Rod Doig of RR 4
Seaforth will be permitted to'
construct.14,lots through this
plan served by septic tanks.
They will be constructed on
Mill Street.
Reeve Elgin ' Thompson
said this would create a
problem for Tuckersmith to
supply water to serve the lots
but this will be worked out
with Mr. Doig. .
Gordon Heard of RR 2
Tuckersmith submitted a
tender for snowplowing
township roads at $22.50 per
hour which Council accepted,
as well as the tender of
McGregor Farms of Kippen
to plow roads in Vanastra at
$24.00 per hour with standby
of $15 per day.
In his report to council,
Allan Nicholson, road
superintendent, reported
work on the Hannah bridge
was underway with the old
iron bridge removed and
workmen ready to pour the
new abutments. Cost of
bridge including engineering
fees, $136,492.16.
He reported' that, 'Bridge
Out— signs removed by
vandals about which he was
worried, might be the cause
of a serious accident.
"Too bad to have this kind
of vandalism when lives are
at stake," Reeve Thompson
said.
Reading of water meters at
Vanastra is to be done by
present employees of the
system and users billed three
times yearly.
There were no objections
made by council to David
Brock opening and
developing a sand pit on his
property, Lot 1, , concession
14, on Hibbert - Tuckersmith
boundary.
Council accepted with
regret , a letter from Victor
Lee. resigning from the
Seaforth Community Hospital
Board as of December 31,
where, he represents
Tuckersmith.
Requests for building
permits were approved: Ray
Bender, Quebec Road,
Vanastra, garage; Bob Bell,
Kippen. addition to barn;
Albert Price, Egmondville
double garage; Gerald
Martene, RR 4 Seaforth,.
mobile home; Gary
Finlayson, RR 2 Kippen,
implement shed.
Council wanted to make
clear the ratepayer's meeting
is to be held on Wednesday,
November 10 at 8 p.m. at
Huron Centennial School,
Brucefield:
Clerk McIntosh will apply
for $37,760 for the township to
the Ministry of Housing for
payment of the Municipal
grant for the fiscal year 1976-
77 under the Ontario Horne
Renewal Program.
Mr. McIntosh said he had
received six applications
from ratepayers this week for
nthis program-
. The meeting was adjourned
at 9:35 p.m. one of the earliest
adjournments remembered, -
possibly due to the fact
council met four times last
month and just possibly due
to the chilly, damp air which
the two roaring fires in the
fireplaces in the living room
and the kitchen could not
quite dispel.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Hussey dressed in pioneer
style who had the tea and
coffee pots ready.
honours of Miss Bev Konen!
It~itcheher, ,bride-elect.,,
Saturday ad Miss Jill
Drysdale, Hensel) bride -elect
of next month.
�► social hour was enjoyed
during which the guests of
honour were presented with
miscellaneous gifts. Lunch
was served.
Lloyd McDonald passes
Mr. Lloyd McDonald, a
well-known Hay Township
farmer, passed away in South
Huron Hospital, Exeter on
Saturday, October 16th.
Son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
John McDonald, he is Wife
by his wife
Anna(Patterson) one twin -
sister Mrs. Russell (Lulu)
Love, Kincardine. one niece
and five nephews. A sister
Mrs. J.G.(Olive) Davis
predeceased him.
Funeral service was held
from the Bonthron Funeral
Home on Tuesday October
19th, conducted by the Rev.
Dan Beck, Interment was in
Exeter cemetery. _
The pallbearers . were
Harry Smith, Bill Rowcliffe,
Ray Ingram, Sandy Munn,
Bill and Joe Bengough.'
Fiowerbearers were Donald.
Davis:, Douglas LoVe, Murray
Love.
Residents Enjoy
Bus Trip
Residents of the Queen-
sway Nursing Home enjoyed
a bus trip to the Airport at
Goderich, Bayfield and
a H' "onto, i►r.
an old
pork
ROSS
tT Parker,
Louise lend, l a +field, Mr.
and Ken to rd
l ilio'dale visited Mara
Featherston; Mrs. Rona
Hair 1 . Pea ni Passmore
visited ++'ith Mrs.rery,
MMr. and Mrs. Arnold Ford
visited d'Mrs. N
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d..
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visitors with Adeline Taylor
were Keith Taylor, Pete
Weber, lam. and. Mrs. Iran
Taylor; Melba Waiper and
Donna Desjardine. David
Desch, Edmund Jeffrey. Mr.
and Mrs. C. Jeffrey and
Blanche Bechard visited Mrs.
Pauline Jeffrey.
David, Chris and Karen
Paisley, Toronto; Mr. and
Mrs. Mervyn Dunn, Laurene
and Jack Paisley and Greta
Laramie visited Vera
Lammie; Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Jones visited Mrs. Atmeeda
Parsons and Lynn Latimore
was visited by Shirley
Prouty, Betty Smith and
weveral other ladies.
Verna Coates, Mary
Hannigan, Vera Pinkham
visited Louise Mitchell; Mrs.
Roy McDonald and Jean
Treibner visited Roy
McDonald, and Lynn
Latimore and Vera Lannmie.
' Julie- Parker and Marion
Schenk visited I1ugo Shenk.
Rev. Anderson of Exeter
conducted the church service
on Friday accompanied by
Louise Mitchell at the piano.
Unit I of Hensall United
church entertained on
Monday with music ; and
bingo. Mrs. Spencer, Mrs.
Scene, Mrs. Shirray were in
charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keyes
of Grand Bend and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Parker spent the
weekend at Collingwood,
St`r'ingR is buses
Roy
Elizabeth Sar
sisters ►ra
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Mrs, Lauara Huhn
Toronto; Mrs, Edna CaI
well, Exeter; Mrd: Jan'
(Greta) Reid, MisshiSang
Mrs, Doris Bonthron, Lona.
The funeral .._service Was,
'held . from the Bonthron
Funeral Home,' Hensalt,
Saturday n Beck October off16th iciatingwith
.
Interment was in Staffa
Cemetery.
The pallbearers were:
Carter Kerslake, Cliff Miller,
Spencer Jeffrey, Gordon
Hoggarth, Dick Taylor,
Harold Coleman.
The flowerhearers were
Bill Gilfillar, Allan Sararus,
Harold Caldwell and David
Sararus.
Brownie hike
on Maitland
The Brownies went for a
hike on October 13, to Mr. -.
Skip Winter's place by the
Maitland river. We went
there by car, then started the
hike on foot. We spent some
time watching the farm
'animals.
The golden bar 'Brownies
had to find things of nature.
While they were finding
things of nature, it started to
rain, so we had to go back' to
the school.
The idea of the hike was to
watch and enjoy things of
nature. by Sanjeeta Khurana,
The Golden Radar Club had
M their meeting in the Council
Chambers on October 6, with
president Leona Lockhart
opening with 0 Canada ac-
companied by, ()Mille
Row den.
It was decided to send $4 to
USCO and $4 to Zone eight.
A get welt card wassentto
Mrs. Wiltse, and a flower to
Mrs. Brunsdon in Clinton
Hospital.
Christmasdinner is in the
Degion Hail at 6 p.m. on
ecember 1. Program
convenor is Art Groves while
Cecilia Edgar is looking
`after the tickets for dinner.
A variety program followed
with Arabell Bushell as chair
lady: piano solos by Karen
Farquhar; reading by -Tuella
Falconer; and Muriel Grigg
gave a synbpsns of her trip to
the west coast and a piano
a ~ solo by Elmer Trick.
Door prizes were -'von by
Beatrice Groves and; Elmer
A delicious )elle); was
served by the committee in
charge, George and Irene
Glazier, Viola Larnpman and
Arabell Bushell.
At Sa1tl'ord Valley Hall,
Goderich co October 16, Zone
eight Huron County Senior
Citizens, held their Fall Rally
with Senior .Citizens- Clubs
attending from Huron
County.
Mary Grigg. president,
gave the call to order and the
group was welcomed by
Reeve John McCutcheon of,
Brussels, Warden of Huron
County and Mayor Deb
Shewfeit, Goderich.
The guest speaker was Mrs.
W. J. Zerback, Stratford,
executive member of the
USCO and Mrs. Cameron
Ingles, Atwood, president of
Zone one, was also present.
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