The Huron Expositor, 1968-07-11, Page 10. •
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V HULLETT COUPICk,
Meetnig ia Loadesbero Com-
Xatintin Hall, 'ruesdaninett
Council named Reeve Hugh
Flynn to represent 'the tewnship
On the Seaforth • Fire Area In-
quiry Board.
The petition for drainage
works, lot 25, cou. 11, Hu'lett,
was accepte& and referred to
Burns Ross Associates for a re-
port. The clerk was instructed
to Prepare a debenture by-law
for the M. Hully drain.
Council agreed to asstune
responsibility for ownership of
Londesboro Cemetery.
Roa-d° accounts .of $a,167.47
and general accounts of $9,151.-
98 were approved.
USBORNE
With the proposed $117,925
addition to Central Public
School, Township of Usborne
Condi * their • regular July
meeting agreed to make an ap-
plication to the Ontario Edu-
EGMONDVILLE
Miss Grade Stephenson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. En
mer StePhensan was feted with
a bridal shower in the basement
of the Egmendville United
Church. Many relatives and
friends attended ;bringing gifts
and best wishes. ••
Mrs. Aimde Sallows was visi-
ted over the, holiday weekend
by Mr. and MTS. Ronald Plum -
steel And son Timmy of Whit-
by. Debbie and David Sallows
returned with Mr. and Mrs.
Plumsteel.
Mrs. Phyllis- Volclimann and
children, sister "of Mrs Ron-
ald Brady have left for Sud'•
bury after spending a weeks
holiday.
. • Mrs.- Bill Smith is a patient
in S,eaforth hospital. We hope
she will, have a speedy recov-
ery,
Mrs., Chas ,•Ge,ddies has re-
turned home after spending a
week in Sarnia with her par-
ents.'
LOCAL BRIEFS
Mr. Jeseph Sills, Baltimore,
Mrs. Frank Devereaux and Miss
Joan Devereaux, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Carpenter, Toronto,
were visitors with Mrs, Fr
Sills, Sr., for the homec
weekend.
George A. Soole of Winnipeg
with his daughter, Mrs. E. M.
Jones of Chatham and Mr. Jones
were in Seaforth, Monday.
Mr Soole who in nearing 90
Is a native of Seaforth and last
visited here more than 30 years
ago. He was sorry he wasn't able
to be here for Seaforth's 100th
' birthday party but hadn't learn-
ed of the event in time to make
arrangements.
PgAFORTKI ONTewtx111 190
11: nc
eat.0vital: Aid Corporation
for t1 4.1.e o debentures to
041Jailee the eranntrtietican
T'he 0011901
board in their an-
plinatien also asked for a 10.5
Miloveleratniugtate, 'it3eurncovemposz9. the, lloard's
Cotineil discussed innirance
elainin for losses Under ...the
warble fly control program and
a representative from Hodgson'
Limited told council the best
eoverage would require a pre-
,mium. of $1 per head for ac-
cident insurance.
The residence portion of the
library was leased to the lib -
reline Mr. Robert Marshall,
for $25 per month.
The treasuner reported to
council a receipt Of $2,700
from the province in lieu of re-
pairs to township roads after
the rebuilding of highway 4
and one half of the Per Capi-
tal • grant for the year of $3,845.
Four tile drainage loan ap-
plications were accepted and
by,laws for seven tile drain
debentures were submitted to
the Ontario Treasury. Depart-
ment amounting to $22,600.
The road suprintenidant was
instructed to charge rate pay
-
ars $1.35 per yard for gravel
supplied to them during rood
gravelling operations and was
also asked to advertise for ten-
ders for the supply of a new
road, maintainer .and closing on
August 20.
Council 'Agreed to purchase a
new calculator for $647.33.
General accounts totalling
$31,500,14 and road. accounts
of $25,026.47 were ordered
Paid.
GREY
Grey Township .at the July
meeting passed a by-law. pro-
viding for biennial elections
for council. Council • also ap-
wend the building of the pro-
posed addition to the Listowel
District Secondary School at an
estimated cost af $1,167,625 of
which $1,097,625 has received
tentative Approval from the De-
partment of Education.
Colman gave first and second
reading to a bjelaw calling or
the construction of Silver Cor-
ners Drain subject to the ex-
tension in Let 33, Concession
12.
Two tile drainage loans in
the amounts of $Z500 and $700
wene accepted and four cone
missioners- were • ,appointed on
drains: Charles Thomas on the
Fraser, Melville Lamont on the
Meehan, Kenneth, Bray on the
McKee and Clifford Dmvbar on
the Silver Corners.
Brussels Centennial Com-
mittee was granted. $75 for
drftrsinrg rooms in the park.
Accounts totalling $17,151,55
were ordered•-paide• -••
LOGAN
A request from a delegation
from the Logan Federation, of
Agric,ulture to erect yield signs -
at all sideroad crossjngs of COT1,
cessions met Logan Township
CLASSIFIED ADS
Too Late •
SOUND
INVESTMENT
4% aer6s of choice building
area in heart of -village of Eg-
m'ondville. Butts onto three
street; Main_ and two back
streets, Priced away -dawn, for
quick sale and eash. A real
bargain for the person who
wants to get big returns for
his outlay.
Teachers coming to 'Seaforth;
ask about houses — new or
modernized. 4
WILLIAM M. HART
SALESMAN SEAFORTH
GEO. R. JOHNSTON
REAL ESTATE LTD.
Brokfat
• t1-354
FOR SALE — Eleven pigs ten
weeks old; 18 pigs, eight weeks
old. Maurice Ryan, RR2., Dub-
lin, phone 345-2383.
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our relatives, friends
and neighbors for the floral
tributes, donations, cards and
nieSSageS of sympathy extended
to tis Lnthe passing away of
a dear hasbandand father.
Special thanks to the nursirig
staff of Seaforth Community
liortnital; Dr. alloy°, Rev. J. C.
Britton, the pallbearers, flow-
e,rbreareri and the ladies of
UCW of Cavan Church who
Served lunch after the fimeral
and the Whitney Funeral Home.
Your kindness was appreciated
and will long be 'remembered.
— Mrs. Wm. McSpadden and
family.
FOR SALE — Seven cm ft.
used refrigerator, • reasonably
prieed. 24" wide, height 40",
depth 28". Special this week.
Dublin electric, phew Dublin,
345-2842, . t1-35-1
PO—R-- SALE — One only, 12 cu.
ft. freezer, new, slightly mark,
ed. Redline& for quick sale. Oa,
pacify 492 lbs. Pull *twenty,
width 45 5/8", depth 24 1/16"
height 35 44," Dublin Mettle,
phone 345434., t1-85-1
FOR RENT .- Vive room fig
tithed aPartinent Min •Netth
Mein Stneekgas heated and
ether idenveniente1.,
tinidiI-
flt pioiteasion. Carl Dpiten,
52/4t62. 0454
Too Late
Man Needed
For general elevator work,
Contact:
Cook Bros. Mill g Co. Ltd.,
Phone Hensall,. 262-2605
t1-35-1
FOR SALE — Twenty acres of
standing hay. Martin Maloney,
R.R5, Seaforth, phone 345-2778.
' t1 -35x1
FOB SALE — Good Cockshut
wagon with flat rack; McCor-
mick 5LW siderake, Wilfred
McQuaid, North Mein Street.
tI-35-1
•
Wet
Oeuncirs approv* at their reg.
ular meeting.
" Council .agreed to have the
clerk look into the matter and
report back to bath parties.
A cheque to cover full pur,
chase price in 1966 of the
town -shin gravel • truck which,
was completely demolished in
an accident was received from
FranIOCampbell 01 F A. Gamin
bell and San Insurance Agency.
In other bu.shvess, counc.il pro-
visionally adopted reports of
the Balin Drain in Mina Town-
ship an.d the Horn Drain and
called for tenders on the Van'
Meisel and Horn Drains for
their next meeting.
Council received two petit-
ions for drainage work and
approved six tile drainage
le.ans amounting to $17,400.
Road accounts amounting to,
$24,034.15 and general accounts
totalling' $41401148 were or,
dered paid.
McGREGOR — In Stratford
General Hospital, on July 8,
, to Mn and Mrs. John A.
McGregor, RR2, Kiprpee, - a
son.
FEENEY -= In Seaforth Com,
munity Hospital, on July 4,
to Mr. andlars. Fergus Feen-
ey; a son,.
ArlIMANN — If Seaforth Com-
'munity Hospital, bn July 5th,,
to Mr. ,and Mrs. James Axt.
'name R.R2, Walton. '
MOIR — I Seaforth Celtmun,
ity Hospital, on July 5th, to
Mr. and Mrs. William Muir;
Seaforth, a sea,.
KOLIMAN — In Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital, on July 5th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Kolk-
man, RR2, Monkton,, a darugh-
ter.
YOUNG — In Seaforth Com-
numity Hospital, on July yth,
to Mr. and Mrs. James Young,
Mitchell, a daughter.
l'EDFOAD — In Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital, on -July. 8th,
to MT. and Mrs. 13ruce Ted,
ford, ahrbon, a daughter.
FOR SALE
One vacant lot, ToUtrisbip, of
Hibbert, drilled well.
One stucco resident*. on Main
Street in, Egmondville.
Three bedroom house, treed
lot south 1ViairiStreet.
Looking for a farm, busin-
ess, cottage?.. Contact:
BRUCE ?APPLE
Representing
•DOUG vrixsoN, REALTOR,
154 Laurentian Drive,
(ffiees: Seafertli 527-1616
LOND()N 451-3782
Member London Real estate
beard. 14-314
EAST WAWANOSH
East Wawauesh Township
council passed a by-law at
their regular July meeting Fal-
ling for the adoption of Mean
nial elections instead of yearly
elections.
Council also adopted a by-
law to raise $100,000, to aid in
the construction of tile, stone
or timber drains.
In other bushvess, council ag-
reed to ,accept the tender of
S & S Tile Drainage Works
and also accepted a tile drain
loan application subject to the
approval of the Treasury de-
partment.
Township Drain Inspector,
John Gaunt, was authorized to
receive $2.50 per hour 'plus 10
cents per mile mileage.
Council agreed to give $200
to the Belgrave, Commtmity
Centre to the cost on a nen'
fence.
Council' also movedi to adopt
the budget ;estimates for the
year .1968 and waned the
roads and ,general accounts be
paid.
FUNERAL
ALBERT J. (BERT) ALLAN
,On Tuesday, June 11, 1968,
at the , St. Bonifaee 'Hoepital,
Albert J. (Bert) Allan, aged 81
years, of 3279 Henderson High-
way. • Interment was in Elm-
wood Cemetery with Rev. W.
N. Iligham officiating.
BOtTII in Seaforth Ontario, Mr.
Allan came to Winnipeg • in,
1902 and had been a longtime
resident of Elmwood and East
St. Paul. He had been with the
Winnipeg Fire Department for
36 Years; retiring as Captain'
in 1952. He was a member a
the Fire Fightere Association.,
and the Forresters. Predeceas-
ed by his wife, Alice in 1961,
and a son, Herbert, in 1967,
Mr. Allan, is survived by a son,
Chester of West St. Paul a
daughter, Mrs J. J. (Mary)
of Beet St. Paul; six grand-
children and five great-grand-
children; two brothers, Wilson
Allan and Arthur Nich,olsOn,
both of Seaforth; three sisters,
Mrs. Florence Waugh of Port
Arthur, Mrs. Violet Green of
V'entouver and Mrs. Olive Mc-
Lennan .pf East Kildanan.' Pall-
bearers were nephews, Orville,
Thomas,, Allan 'and
MeLenean and Prank De -
Buns.
WALKER
Shasta daisies and whirtO. gIa
dioli adorned Northside United
Church,June 22nd, as Joan
Eileen Hoover of Seaforth ex-
changed wedding- vows with
Gary Walker of Farmington.
Michigan,. Rev. J. C. Britton
- officiated. ,
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. -Hoover of
Seaforth and the groom is the
son of Mr. and tairs-Ken Wal
ker of Farmington, Michigan
The bride, given in, marriag1c
by her father Dave Hoover,
chose a. floor '-ifength semi -fit -
DUBLIN
Mrs. Violet Crawford and
David, Toronto; Miss Mary
, Crawford, Mitchell; Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Leppard, Stratford with
Mrs. Ann Crawford and Alvin.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fitzpat-
rick and family, Detroit, at -
their farm. . •
Lawn
Bowling
News
— HOOVER
Congratulations to Dave
Simm who last week won the
Seaforth men's club singles
championship defeating Neil
Bell in the final game.- In a
men's doubles tournament, Mon-
day night at Seaforth, winners
were: first, Mr. Snell of Exeter,
with three wins, plus of 30, ag-
gregate 55; second ,Jack Mc-
Donald of Lucknow, three wins
plus of 15, aggregate 29; third,
Tom Kydd of Stratford, two
wins plus of 14, aggregate 36;
fourth, George Hildebrand, Sea -
forth, two wins, plus 12, aggre-
gate 38.
The weather was ideal and
nine greens were in play. Wed-
nesday, July 10th will be a
ladies' trebles tournament and
we hope for a good turnout at
it. Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day nights are local jitneys, op-
en 'to new and old members
alike. Several rinks from Sea -
forth took part in the Mitchell
M and M trebles tournament,
Saturday and all came home
with prizes. Two local bowlers
were successful inwinningthe
Victoria, Grey Trust silver dol-
lars this year at Go9lerich, July
lst. Sunday afternoon the next
round in the Provincial Lawn
Bowling- playdowns for men was
held in Seaforth. Bill Brown of
Seaforth was successful in win-
ning the men's singles and Bob
Doig, and Jack Patterson, the
men's doubles. They will com-
pete later in London this month.
ARE
NOW
BUYING'
(MURK) 'OATS
'AND BARLEY
At Competitive Prices
A GOOD SUPPLY OF
BALER TWINE
STILL IN STOCK
e
OPNOTCH
TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED
Phone 027.1910
diWeia
Seaforth
ted A-line own of Brussels
lace with pearleseent sequins
and lily point sleeves. The
gown also had a matehing cha-
pel length lace mantilla veil.
She carried white stephanotis
and yellow roses.
Bridesmaids, Linda Hoover of
Seaforth and Cheryl Walker of
Farmington wore shalt sleeved
gowns of maize yellow and nile
green with a ruffle at the neck
and a tiny button detail from
the '--neckline to the hem. The
g9wIls Idso' consisted cf Brus-
sels lace to match the bride's
Costume. They carried white
shasta daisies. •
Maid of honer was, Barbara
Biggar of .Windsoo. Gary Et-
, tig of Farmington was grooms-
man end Carl ,Leanard of Far-
mington and Ken Brocklehurst
of Islinton ushered guests.
. —
Mrs. J. A. Stewart provided
organ .music for the ceremony.
Soloist, IVIrs Cleave Combs, sang
"Oh Perfect Lave" and "The
Wedding Prayer." 1,
ilhe groom's gift to the bride
was a heart -shaped locket
A reception was held at the
Seaforth Curling Club.
The couple 'will reside .at
Hunter's Air Force Base in
Georgia, where the groom is
stationed.
Nen ITeee GrXimoldby return:,
ed 1191110 on Saturday evening
after sPencling the past week
with Mr and Mrs. Russell Flenn
inn of Seaforth-
Kevin Oreelet viSititig his
grandparents Mr, and • Mrs.
George Mellwain and Mary.
Mrs, Bob Woocla,--Debbie and
Michele of Gananoque spent
the weekend with Mr. •and. Mrs.
Frank Riley.
Patsy and Jackie Cook of
Clinton visited Mr. and IVIrs
Ken ,Preszeator.
Mt. and Mrs, George Fla# of
Brussels visited Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Buchanan.
Saturday visitors with , Mr.
and Mrs. George -11/1e/1wain and
Mary were Mr. Bob McIlWain
of Bayfield, Mr. Sam Mellwain
of Goderich, -Mr. Jack Crozier
of Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley,
Mrs. Bob Woods Debbie and Mi-
chele, spent Saturday in Kinear-
dine.
Mr. and Mrs. Baden Osborn,
MelodY and Leona visited' Mr.
and Mrs. liqvvard Osborn and
girls -of Monkton.
Paul, David and Jane Reid
and Brian Krupa of London are
spending holidays with Mr. and -
Mrs. Luther Sanders.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson,
John and Elizabeth attended
, -family nienic held at Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Lawson's, Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan'
visited Mrs. Alfred Buchanan
in Clinton Public Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Reynold e at
their cottage in Forest. 4,.
Mr. and Mrs. AlYmer Hart of
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for '
Diamonds. -
Watches
Clocks -
Jewellery
and' Repairs
New Merchandise
arriving daily
Drgssels visited Mr, and mre.
Basilan. Osborn, ' Melody and
Leona.
and.Mrs- pave DUllimore
and family of Aim; are visiting
Mr. and Mrs._ Donald Auchapan
and Mrs. Dellinlere.
Mrs, Annie 1VIecJ4 returned
hone after spending a few
weeks with M. and Mrs. Bob
Johnston "and Bruce of Grand
Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thompson
and Joan are spending holidays
touring Western Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Snell of
Myth spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Bill' Dale, Kathy and
Cheryl.
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Dale
anent the weekend with Mr. and -
Mrs; Erik Fogt and Carol of
Streetsville.
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