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Town encourages attendance at
At its regular January meeting, Seaforth
Town Council approved a format for public
participation in special purpose commit-
tees. Part of that format included the
publicization of meeting dates.
The meeting dates for such special pur-
pose committees as LACAC, the Arena,
BIA, Planning Advisory, Streetscape,
Economic Development, Recreation and
any other special purpose committee as
identified from time to time by Seaforth
Council, will be announced weekly in The
Huron Expositor under the heading "Civic
Court". Civic Court will appeals on page
four of the newspaper, and will contain
listings for the upcoming week of Thursday
to Wednesday.
Those attending the meetings, are asked
to study the forum for public participation
as listed here:
Delegations and deputations will be
received only when they have been re-
quested to be placed on the agenda; and
a maximum 15 minute question period wi i
be provided at the end of each meeting to
provide the public with an opportunity for
questions or comments.
Meetings may move into a Committee of
the Whole (closed to public.) if discussion
involves security of the property of the
CIVIC
CORNER
STREETSCAPE COIVIIVII7I'EE will meet
today (Wednesday, January 24) at 7:30
p.m. in the Council Chambers, Town Hall.
publcr:els
town, or disclosure of intimatet�r, personal or
„financial information about .employees or
members of the committee; if information
is wing to be revealed in respect to
negotiations or performance appraisals of
employees; if,it involves the acquisition or
disposal of town property; if it involves
litigation affecting the town; or if it in-
volves any other issues deemed sensitive
by the committee.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMIT-
TEE will meet today (Wednesday, January
24) at 12 noon, in the Council Chambers,
Town Hall.
SEAFORTH AND DISTRICT COMMUNI-
TY CENTRES CONIIVIr'I"rEE will meet to-
day (Wednesday, January 24) at 8 p.m., in
the committee room at the Community
Centres.
CLEAN WATER!
IS EVERYONE'S CONCERN.
Plan to attend a Water Quality Information Day
to learn more about pollution problems
and solutions in our area,
Topics:
•Local Water Quality Concerns -Manure Spreading Practices
-Septic Systems-Milkhouse Waste Disposal
-Cattle Access to Streams
-Guest Speakers, Including, Bob Bedggood, Middlesex Fed. of Agr.
Wednesday January 31st,
Seaforth Community Centre,
1 :30.4:00
Free Admission!
Sponsored by
Maitland Valley &
Ausable Bayfield
Conservation Authorities
TUCKERSMITH
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urgently heeds
VOLUNTEERS
to assist children with Special Needs in our
daily program.
These children require assistance in the
areas of feeding, dressing etc.
HOURS: 9:30 am -12:30 pm MON.-FRU.
If interested in filling your mornings with en-
thusiasm and variety
PLEASE CALL
CHERYL NUNN'
482-7634
NOTICE
of Public Meeting Regarding:
Proposed By-law of The Town of
Seaforth
Under The Retail Business Holidays
Act
The Council of the Town of Seaforth is
giving consideration to a by-law under
the Retail Business Holidays Act. The
proposed by-law would permit the car-
rying on of a retail business on New
Year's Day; Victoria Day; Labour Day;
Thanksgiving Day and the 26th day of
December between the hours of 8:00
a.m. and 6:00 p.m. and would require
the closing of businesses, except those
exempted under Section 3 of the Retail
. Business Holiday Act on Good Friday;
Canada Day; Christmas Day and Sun-
day. A copy of the proposed by-law may
be obtained from the Clerk's Office, 72
Main Street South, Seaforth, during of-
fice hours.
A public meeting in respect of the pro-
posed by-law will be held by the Coun-
-;cil at 7;30 p.m., Monday, February 26,
1990, Seaforth Council Chambers, se-
cond floor, 72 Main Street South,
Seaforth. Any person who attends the
meeting will be given the opportunity of
making representations regarding the
proposed by-law. James Crocker
Clerk -Treasurer
OPTIMIST CROWNING - Friday night's dance at the Seaforth
and District Community Centre saw the crowning of Miss Op-
timist 1990. Pictured from left to right are Nancy Godkin of
Walton, 1st runner-up; Tammy Nash of Seaforth, Miss Optimist
1990; Leanne Whitmore, Miss Optimist 1989; and Theresa
Campbell of Walton. Absent for the photo was contestant Lori
Bruxer of Dublin. Elliott photo.
ENOS BOSHART
Enos Boshart of Seaforth, died Thursday,
January 18, 1990, at the Seaforth Communi-
ty Hospital. He was 79.
Born at Millbank, he was a son of the
late John Boshart and the former
Catherine Nafziger.
Mr. Boshart was a member of Poole
Mennonite Church. He and his brother
Lewis had owned and operated John
Boshart and Sons Ltd. over 30 years and
later he sold hardware for Cardinal
Fasteners.
Mr. Boshart is survived by his wife, the
former Selina Albrecht; children, Mrs.
Kathryn McDermott of London, Mary Jean
MacLeod and husband Alex of Dorchester,
William and wife Nellie of Lucan, and
Jane Boshart-McLeary and husband Dan of
Toronto.
Also survivinfg are: a brother Lewis of
Seaforth; and six grandchildren, Natalie,
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Scott, Gregory, Daryl, Kevin and Michael.
In addition to his parents, Mr. Boshart
was predeceased by his stepmother, the
former Sarah Nafziger; and a son-in-law
Jack McDermott.
Friends were received at the Wihitney-
Ribey Funeral Home in Seaforth, and
removal was made to the Mark Jutzi
Funeral Home in Milverton on Saturday.
On Sunday, transfer was made to the
Poole Mennonite Church for a service
there. Pastor David Brubacher officiated.
Spring burial will be in the church
cemetery.
As experessions of sympathy, donations
may be made to the Canadian Cancer
Society or the Mennonite Central
Committee.
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ROSS SCOTT
Ross Scott of Maplewood Manor,
Seaforth, and formerly of Brucefield, died
Sunday, January 21, 1990 at the Seaforth
Community Hospital. He was 92.
Mr. Scott is survived by a daughter Ruth
(Mrs. Leon Rushcall) of Sardis, British
Columbia; one brother, William D. Scott of
Seaforth; and a sister, Ellen Scott of
London.
Also surviving are eight grandchildren
and nine great grandchildren.
He was predeceased by his wife, the
former Emily Alice Rattenbury; one son
Kenneth; and two sisters, Ina and
Elizabeth.
The family will receive friends at the
Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home in Seaforth
today (Wednesday) from 2 to 4 p.m. and
7 to 9 p.m., and a funeral service will be
held at Brucefield United Church on Thurs-
day at 2 p.m. Spring interment Baird
Cemetery, Stanley Township.
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An IOOF Memorial Service was held
Tuesday evening, as was a Royal Canadian
Legion Service, and a Masonic Service.
As expressions of sympathy donations
may be made to the charity of one's
choice.
IRENE G. SMIlTH
Irene G. Smith of Seaforth died Friday,
January 19, 1990 at the Stratford General
Hospital. She was 77.
The former Irene G. Code, she is surviv-
ed by five sons, Donald and his wife Ber-
nice of Huntsville, Ken and his wife Ruth
of Egmondville, Wayne and his wife
Marlene of Egmondville, Elson and his
wife Dorothy of Egmondville and Harold
and his wife Marie of Tuckersmith
Township; and one daughter, Margaret
and her husband Tom Cross of Cambridge.
Also surviving are 16 grandchildren, 19
great-grandchildren, and one sister, Betty
(Mrs. Nick McKenney) of Kamloops,
British Columbia.
Mrs. Smith was predeceased by her hus-
band Everett R. Smith, and by one brother
Harold.
The family received friends at the
Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home in Seaforth
and a funeral service was held there on
Monday. Spring interment Egmondville
Cemetery.
LESLIE SCOTT
Leslie Scott of Oaklawn, Illinois, and
formerly of Seaforth, died at an Oaklawn
hospital on Janaury 15, 1990, after a
lengthy illness. He was 93.
He is survived by his wife of 73 years,
the former Kathleen McMann; a son
William and his wife Rhoda; and a
daughter Betty Moore and her husband
Robert of Laguna Hillis, California.
Also surviving are four grandchildren,
Glen, Larry, Kathy and Janet, and six
great granddaughters.
Mr. Scott was predeceased by one great
grandson.
THE HURON -PERTH CATHOLIC SCHOOL BOARD
KINDERGARTEN
REGISTRATION
will be held for
❑ Regular Kindergarten
❑ French Immersion Kindergarten (optional)
In order to register for Kindergarten, children must be five (5) yearn of
age on or before December 31, 1990. Parents aro asked to bring Birth
Certificate, Baptismal Certificate and proof of immunisation. It is ad-
visable that parents contact the school in which you Intend to register
your child for an appointment prior to the registration date.
The registration date and location for Regular Kindergarten classes will
be as follows
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February 1, 1990
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Any parent who wishes to register a child for French immersion
Kindergarten and has not yet done so, should contact - Mr. Sam
Alberlco, Principal, 271-3636.
V. McInnes,
Chairman of the Board
William Eckert,
Director of Education