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'-Happy 50th Wedding
Anniversar
Henry &rMona Enzensberger
Married in St. James Church
Seaforth on April 29, 1939
Love From Your Family
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DION N E-RIICDONALD
DonandMarilyn-MlcDonald-of-RR 2,
Brusseiserepleaiedao:announce the
forthcoming marriageof iheirdaugh-
aterpJeanne Eiizabethto Robert. John
,,Dionne aonof Bili:and,Joyce Dionne
of Oshawa. The wedding wig l;take
.placeMay 27, i9119:at Duff's, Wilted
Church, Walton ,.with an ,open
reception -to follow -at 9 o.'clockcin the
Brussels, Morris & Grey.Community
.Centre.
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SATURDAY, MAY 13
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50th Wedding Anniversary
John Anne Lansink
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and neighbours to help celebrate
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THE PLANTING OF A MAPLE rtitE'happened atSeaforth Public
School Thursday to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the
Huron County Board of Education. Seen here Kindergarten
Tu. . erg '
students Matthew hopper and Kimberly Jewltt get a hand from
Principal Gary Jewitt in putting the last shovels of dirt around the
tree. Corbett photo,
• from :page 1
A public meeting was held before coun-
cil's regular. meeting on May 2, concerning,a
rezoning application by McI eliand Welding
Ltd. -of -Brumfield. Mr. McLeJland.appliedto
have Part Lot 10, Plan 131 rezoned from
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:Restaurant and
Steakhouse
-SPECIAL
CHOICES
FoforrnaI Nice
Friday, May 12
COMPLIMENTARY
CARNATIONS
To all the girls.
Call 527=2254
-HAPPY 11th BIRTHDAY
•D,ARCY"W000
May 15
Developmentalto Village Industrial Mallow
theupansion of his businesswhich.does:the
final assembly and. painting.oftrailers.
Several adjacent landowners were pre-
sent to state their concerns over theexpan-
sion•of the business.
Mr. McLennan's intention is to build a
paint shop, and possibly a second building in
the future.
Council passed the rezoning by-law, and
will at its next meeting look at passing..a site
plan control bylaw to give councilauthority
to review plans, and possibly arrange a
development agreement.
y PIJRCHASING.LOCALLV
Councillor Larry McGrath raised 'the
issue of where the township purchases -ar-
ticles need in running the township; saying
temunicipality should buy fromthose vrho
contribute .tax dollars.
Clerk Jack McLachlan responded by say-
ing most .purchases are made locally. "1
.don't disagreewith- vhat youare,:saying, but
I think all our department heads have taken
your point of view under advisement and
there's no doubt they try to purchase
locally."
MOWER APPROVED
The township received approval from the
Ministry of Transportation and Com-
munications that a mower be purchased
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GOOD TIMES
The township received a request that the
township sponsor one new ball uniform at a
price of $65 for the Vanastra Good Times.
Councillors noted a uniform' was sponsored
four years ago, but felt there are too many
teams which could request a sponsorship
frorti the municipality and declined to spon-
sor a uniform.
Former
• from page 1
rhalte:gae and will mean an awful pile of
studying, but I feel quite good about it,"he
said.
"A lot of farmers are concerned about
whether or not they qualify. Well, the only
way to find out is to call the 800 number
and get them to send out ;a form.. If you
think you were,affected,by the drought:in
1988, -filliontrdoran. laV.eealt.'.t:reactiN'ote •
don't have a form. You must make .ap-
plication to be considered. The opportunity
for assistance is certainly there."
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• from page 1
An insurance proposal for 1989.90 was ac-
cepted from Frank Cowan Insurance Com-
pany forl$8 925 for one year. The current in-
surance,policy expires June 20. ROMAalso
submitted a.proposal in.the amount of$9;702
for -similar coverage.
DRAINAGE
A letter from the Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture.and Food informed couneilthat
McKillop wi lbave$I83;50o.availablefortile
drainage. loan allocations. Township Clerk
Marion -McClure feels:thismill.beaufficient,
and loans -last year totalled$9300.
The interest rate on tile drainage loans
will be eight per cent, 420,000 is the max-
imum .which can be borrowed in one year,
and a loan may never exceed:$0000.
A tile drainage loanapplication for.$27,700
was.approved.
Council .accepted a request from lan-
downers that construction be done on the
Dodds Municipal Drain, .and :an .engineer
has been hired to report.
GRANTREQUESTED
A delegation of representatives ,of theRitz
Lutheran Villa, a retirement home in Mit-
chell, requested .x415;000 :ggant=from coun-
cil.The money would be,used:for:an•extend-
ed care conversion•project„anditrwasnoted
that eight of -the via s present-residenta<are
former -residents of Ma:111w ,township.
'Coluagil mill review ,this -natter in
=November.
,,ARPOINOWNT
Zen SFjanegan iwas At/painted councirs
representative ;on :the,So$forth;and District
Community Centres ..Committee to -replace
Ray loney
GeneralCeneralaccomitatitera.paiclintheAmount
ef. $2,2,400 mein .. g:$51093 to the Maitland
VaI1ey
Ceneereatiell Authority :as •80 per
eeot.ef this.yearrs,levy.
axe
:read ,:euperinteedent's voucher .was
Approved ;for ;payiuent irl the ,amount of
4408.
lta!d eollnpil ,ranted ;Aenpiosion to the
110119 -Cot .lutity •Centre mnluiittee;to
.apply.tothepiquortice�ng~Bureau•90Qn-
Cured� ;Sl w'�Piteh•TQC 0.eentt on ugust 11,
12,And j3.
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