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By MRS, CECIL ELLWOOP
Mrs. Wes Dixon of Denficld
and Mi's. Dean White were re
cent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Fenton.
Mrs. George Brest. and Billy
returned home after spending a
week in St. Catharines.
Miss Mary Lou Eagleson. of
Greenway, was a weekend guest
1'ith Mr. ,and Mrs. Earl Dixon.
| Mr.. William Luther, a former
resident of this community, is
convalescing at his home after
spending several weeks in St.
Joseph s Hospital, London.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Fred Fenton
attended the lecture in Lucan of
the Men’s Club, on Wednesday
evening. Mr. Banting of Toronto
was guest speaker,
Mr.and Mrs. Earl Dixon visit
ed With Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Lightfoot of Centralia on Satur
day evening.
Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Ellwood were Mr,
and Mrs, Harold Whittard and
children of St. Catharines; also
Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Odd and
Carolyn of London. •
Mr, and Mrs. John Morgan of
Guelph spent the weekend at
their farm.
Debate Grader, Office
At Nomination In Hay
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were not standing up.
Mr. • Rader, Hay township’s
other representative • to county
council during 1956, charged that
county reeves were afraid, to say
• “no" to requests for salary in-
creases from county employees,
/‘Every time county council
; meets, the employees want a sal-
I ary increase and the council
lors are afraid to say no be-
I cause they might get into troub*
lie?! *
Praises County Hom*
Commenting on the county
home, Mr, Rader said it was be
ing operated on a paying basis
under new management. /“No
one needs to be ashamed of go
ing to the old people’s home
now,” he' said, referring to the
new addition which was finished
in 1955.
Councillor Greb, who has
served three years, got into an
argument over the maintenance
of township roads. His claim
that all roads received similar
treatment was refuted by form
er reeve Campbell who -charged
that one sideroad had. been grad-^
ed only twice during' the year'
and that the. condition of the
second concession would “tear
a car to pieces.”
Trustees Returned
The three school area trus
tees returned to office were El
mer Rowe, R.R. 1 Exeter; Lloyd
Hendrick, Dashwood; and Leon
ard Erb, Zurich.
Board chairman Ray' Fischer
announced the signing of the
$31,000 zcontract for two more
rooms Tor Zurich school. He
said the contract did not include
heating because the board hoped
that a new furnace installed in
the old school several years ago
could be improved to heat the
addition.
Clifford Pepper, a new mem
ber of the board, also spoke,
. H. W. BrOkenshire, clerk of
the. township, was chairman ' of
the meeting, which attracted a
small attendance of ratepayers.
A novel fea'ture was the pres
ence of Mrs. -Greta- Lavender,
Zurich Public School principal,
land 35 pupils of her school who
attended the meeting -as ah ed
ucational feature.-
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put in the township hall, Zurich,
to avoid the upkeep and expense
of another municipal building.
“We don't peed to spend $3,000
nominations which lasted only an
hour. ■
Councillor Harry Hoy, who led ;
opposition against the new site j
for the school, repeated his criti*;
cisms of the board but his
charges were left unanswered, in
dicating the issue is closed.
Reeve Jones reported on coun
ty council activities and council-,
lore explained the work under
taken in the village during the
year, - 4.
Clerk J. A. Paterson was
chairman,
to $4,000 a year on maintenance
of a clerk's office when we al
ready have a township hall." he
said.
Mr. Klopp countred with an
estimate that it would cost three,
or four times -as much to build
the office in the township hall
as it would to move the present
office onto a vacant lot which,
has been donated to the town
ship. He said many organiza
tions use the hall and it should
n’t be cut up to make room for
the clerk’s quarters.
Denouncing attempts by Mr,
Rader and Councillor Greb to
move the office into the hall,
Mr, Klopp charged both of them
were “foreigners who are trying
to run this township.” Neither
man’s forefathers, he said, had
helped to build the township
hall.
Mr. Rader, a. veteran, member
of council who was warden of
. the- county in 1932, urged rate
payers not to elect Klopp as
deputy-reeve. He said he would
run again himself but-lie had to
drop out because of his wife’s
illness.
Alex Mousseau, who has served
on council one year, was also
nominated for deputy-reeve, but
declined to stand,
Saved'$200,000 On Courthouse
Speaking on county affairs,
Reeve Becker estimated the
$700,000 county courthouse which
was built last year would have
cost an additional $200,000 if its
construction, hacf been delayed
any’longdr. The county, he said,
still owes $188,000 on the build
ing.
The reeve* said there is some
hope the county will receive
more assistance from the pro
vincial government toward the
upkeep of the building.
The county, he said, was con
sidering purchase of ' a hot-mix
j paving machine because it had
i found that cold-mix highways
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The November meeting of the
3-M Club' was held on Wednes
day evening with 25 present.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stone, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Bray and Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Cann were in
charge for the evening.
Mrs. Stone presided for the pro
gram which included a scripture
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ings by Mrs. Arnold. Cann, Mrs.
Donald Bray, Mrs. Beg Hodgert
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companied by Mrs. Reg Hod-
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Mrs. Donald Bray, president,
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Contests and games were en
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Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Urquhart
of Kirkton were Sunday guests
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Miss Margaret Bray of London
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Mr., and Mrs, Donald Bray en
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Bray, Agnes and Margaret.
Mr. George Kellett? is able to
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.some time ago.
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