Clinton News-Record, 1985-1-23, Page 11Member will
show slides
By Bertha MacGregor
I]ENSALL The regular i rieeting of
Amber Rebekah Lodge was held on Jan. 16
with Noble Grand Eunice Aikenhead
pFes ding, agsisted by Vice Grand Lois
Jones, Plane for the February 6 meeting
were 00.mp F ted when the Ledge will be
boats to Edelweiss Lodge', Seaforth, also
District Deputy President Kay Wise of Clin-
ton. •
A banquet at the Hensall United Church
will be -held at 6 p.m.., as the Lodge will be
celebrating their 36th birthday at this time.
Following,the meeting lunch was served by
the come tittee in Charge.
' Horticultural meeting
The Ilensall and District Horticultural
Society will be holding its annual meeting on
January 23 at 8:00 p.m, in the Hensall
United Church. Jack Smith, a Horticulture
member, will be showing slides of Scotland
and England, and their beautiful flower
beds. Also the rose gardens in London, On-
tario.
Horticultural memberships are $2.00 a
year and now members are also welcome. If
weather is unfit the meeting will be postpon-
ed one week.
People
Mrs. Evelyn Schroeder of Hensall, a long
time employee at the' kitchen at South Huron
Hospital, Exeter had the misfortune to slip
and fracture her left ankle. Following a few
days in the hospital, she stayed with friends
in Exeter.
Mrs. Jack Corbett has been confined to
her home for the past several days with the
flu.
_••Warden Paul Steckle visited Huron Centennial School Jan. 15 to discuss municipal
government during Local Government Week. The visit was just one of the events to be
held in area municipalities and schools. (James Friel photo)
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23,1985-Page9
Water problems in Egrnortdville
By Wilma Oke
TUCKEHSMITH TWP. - Council w app-
ly to the Ministry of the Environment for
financial assistance under the water and
sewage program to establish the municipal
water system south of the Bayfield River in
Egmondville, also to upgrade the present
distribution system in the main part of the
hamlet which is north of the river.
There are about 10 households south of the
river and some of them have been having
severe problems with water shortage, and
they would like Egmondville's water 'piped
over to them or a new deep well will have to
be constructed on the south side.
Tuckersmith is responsible for the water
system for Egmondville.
Clerk Jack McLachlan was given the
authority to apply for the balance of the 1984
road subsidy from the Minister of
Transportation and Communications.
An ad is to be placed in the local
newspaper advising the residents of
Tuckersmith that it is illegal to park their
cars on township roads during the, winter
months and as well that the township will
not be responsible for any damage to cars
that are left parked on the streets and roads.
Council has no objections to the severence
application. of Russell Archer on Lot 40,
Registered Plan 133 at Vanastra Park
(property across the road from the township
office'.
Council will proceed to have the Huron
County Planning Department prepare a
rezoning bylaw for this Archer property that
would accommodate a take-out food service
and an 18 -hole miniature golf course and a
storage shed, subject to the severance ap-
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proval.
Council will renew its membership in the
Ontario Association of Committees of Ad-
justments for 1985. Tuckersmith re-
appointed its present members on the Com-
mittee - James Papple, Steve Ratbwell and
Jack Bell.
An Egmondville lawyer, „Ralph Smith,
was appointed the municipal lawyer for
1985.
Council will ask its department heads to
prepare evaluation sheets a )Ti all full-time
employees - roads, recreation daycare and
administration. -
Council endorsed the resolution of the
Township of Adjala in Simcoe County re-
questing the appropriate legislation that
will ensure that livestock and poultry pro-
ducers are allowed to shoot without harass-
ment and without becoming subject to in-
spection, dogs which are not under the pro-
per control and found upon the premises of
the producer.
Council re -appointed as the township
representative on the Ausable-Bayfield Con-
servation Authority -- Marvin Falconer; re-
appointed Jim Rose to the Seaforth and
Area Arena Board; Cleve Coombs to
Seaforth and District Hospital Board; and
Reeve 'Robert Bell and Councillor Robert •
Broadfoot were appointed as the members
of Tuckersmith on the Court of Revision on
the Nott Municipal Drain (a Hallett-
Tuckersmith drain. )
George Townsend. was appointed as the
chairman of the township Sesquicentennial
Valentine Dance for February 15 and was
given authority to apply for the liquor
license for the dance.
O ficlia1s are theme
By Margaret Hoggarth
KIPPEN - Kippen East WI held their
Cultural Activities meeting at the home of
Marlene Be11. The assistant co -hostess was
Thea Winch.
Phyllis Parsons read a poem. As this was
local government week, Marlene Bell's con-
test was on that subject. It showed the jg-
norance of the officials both appointed and
elected. •
Joyce Pepper was in charge of the
meeting and she introduced the guest
•speaker Graham Cottrell of Graham's In-
teriors of Hensall, who spoke on Interior
Decorating with particular emphasis on the -
decorating of windows, He showed many .
samples and outlined their purpose and
described the different types of window
dressing. •He was thanked for a' most in-
• teresting presentation byHilda Payne.
Grace Pepper had nothing to report for
the Sunshine Committee. It was decided to
make donations to the .Erland Lee Home,
-- the Adelaide Hoodless Home, and the Safe -
Water. Plans were made for the quilt which
the ladies -will make for the Tuckersrnith
. Competition celebrating their Sesquicenten-
nial.
Volunteers offered to help with the Sport-
smen's dinner, for which . South Huron
District will cater. Members also agreed to•
help with. a Fashion Show scheduled for
April 24. Mary Broadfoot entertained with a
medley of fine music en -the piano.•Evelyn
Workman gave courtesy remarks. Lunch
was served by the hostesses and by
Charlotte McDowell and Mona Alderdice,
Personals •
The "energetic eight" met at the home of
Bob and Frances Kinsman on January 18.
This is a newly. formed group who enjoy a
ood game of euchre and lively' conversa-
tion. Ladies'• high was won • by Doris'
Hamilton. and Men's high by Harold Par-
sons.
Kippen area residents were among those'.
in the surrounding districts hit by the severe
snow storm which arrived Saturday and
seemed reluctant to leave the area. Many
were stranded on roads in cars and.in homes
of kind people who opened their doors. to
stranded -motorists. Kippen United Church
cancelled their Sunday services.
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in the Clinton Area_
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