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A regular meeting of Howick Town
ship Council was held on August 5th
in the Clerk’s office. All members
were present and Reeve H. Gowdy in
the chair. The minutes of the last
regular meeting were road and adopt
ed on motion of McMichael and Gib
son. Carried,
McMichael - Haskins—That we give
McIntosh Cemetery Board “a grant of
$50.00. Carried.
Allan - Haskins—That we give a
grant of $150.00 to the Wroxeter
Cemetery Board. Carried.
Gibson - McMichael-—That we give
Gorrie Cemetery Board a grant of
$120.00 for the year 1955. Carried,
Haskins - Allan—That , the road ac
counts as approved be paid. Carried.
Allan - Haskins—That the follow
ing accounts be paid. Carried.
R. J. Lovell Co’., office ' supplies,
$40.30; County of Huron, hospitaliza
tion, $139.50; Dr. Brown and Dr.
Hoover, certification, $20.00; Listowel
Banner, advertising, $7.80; W, E.
Whitfield, supplies, etc., $11,60; -J. H.
Pollock, pt. salary, postage, etc.,
$96.00; R. H. Carson & Son, supplies,
$1.90; Partridge’s Service, relief, $12;
R. H. Stephens & Son, relief, $4.00;
G. ALAN WILLIAMS
Optometrist
Patrick St., Wingham
Phone 770
Evenings by appointment.
CASH if you live.
CASH if you die.
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Comfort for your retirement
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—Representative—
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Florida for two.
TEEN AGE DANCE
Thursday, August 18 -
8 to 12 p.m,
FREE ADMISSION. DOOR PRIZES.
GIANT FIREWORKS OISPUY
Saturday evening, August 20
HARNESS RACES on SATURDAY, AUGUST 20
Free-For-All
SADDLE CLASS
at 2 p.m., at Agricultural Parte
2.25 Classified 2.20 Classified
OPEN RUNNING RACE 2 PONY RACES
SEE THE INDUSTRY. OF HURON ON DISPLAY
GODERICH ARENA and AGRICULTURAL PARK
Harry pane, Pt- salary and equalizing
assessment, $310.00,
McMichael - Allan—That yye do now
adjourn to meet again on September
3rd., or at the call of the Reeve, Car-?
ried.
H, Gowdy, Reeve.
J, H. Pollock, Clerk.
Anderson Re-union
Held in Belgrave
The second reunion of the descend
ants of the late John Anderson and
Mary Ann Leake was held in Bel
grave Community Centre, on August
1st., with fifty-one names registered.
The Belgraye Women’s Institute
catered for the. noon luncheon and
evening meal.
During the afternoon the presi
dent, Earl Alderson conducted the
business meeting. .
It was decided the next reunion
would bp held in the same place on
the first Monday , in August, 1957.
The following.officers were elected:
President, Rosa,,Anderson, Belgrave;
secretary-treasurer, Mrs, Ted Hunk-
ting, Auburn; historian, Charles An
derson, Teeswater; registration com-
’mittee,. Mrs.. Te,d..flunking, John G.
Anderson and Donna Anderson; re
ception committee, Charles Anderson,
Mrs. Nellie, Gordon, Mrs. Ivan Mc-
Arter; program, Roy Mundy, Albert
Coultes, Mrs. Harold Price; sports,
Gordon Anderson, .Bill Shreiber, Lloyd
Anderson; grounds man, A. E. Coultes.
It was hoped that the reunion would
be catered to again by the Women’s
Institute, t
A short program included numbers
by the quartette, Lloyd, Jim, Keith,
Ross Anderson accompanied by Roy
Mundy; a song by Karen Anderson,
and readings by Clifford and Linda
Coultes.
Presentations were made to Larry
Huff, the youngest present, Jim An
derson, of Kingston, the ’one who
came the farthest and Mrs. James
Taylor the oldest.
The sports committee with Ted
Hunking, convenor, conducted games
and races for all. After the evening
meal Charles Anderson moved a vote
of thanks to the W. I. to which the
president, Mrs. Walter Scott replied.
All enjoyed the social time and are
hoping to attend the next one.
Services Friday for
Mrs. R. E. Campbell
A well-known and respected resi
dent of Wingham for the past thirty
years, Mrs. Robin E. Campbell died at
her home last Wednesday, after an
illness of six months. She was in her
43rd. year.
The former Minerva Jane Finlay,
she was born .in Howick Township,
daughter of William J. Finlay of Gor
rie and the late Pauline Wright. She
attended schools in Wroxeter and
Wingham and married Robin E.
Campbell in Wingham on June 19th,
1930, after coming to the Wingham
district five years previously.
Mrs. Campbell was a member of
the United Church and a past presi
dent of the local Mary Hastings
group.
Surviving besides her husband are
a daughter Grace (Mrs. Frederick
McGee), a son, Charles, aged 12 and
two grandchildren, Janet and Bobby
McGee, also her father,. William J.
Finlay, of Gorrie, and. a brother,.
Charles Finlay, of London.
Funeral service was held on Friday,
at 2.30 p.m., from theCUrrie funeral
home, with Rev. Alex Nimmo and
Rev. N. W. Caswell,: of Whitechurch,
officiating. Interment was in Wing
ham cemetery.
Pallbearers were William Bain Sr.,
Jack Salter, Ed. Marsh* DeWitt Miller,
.Ronald VanCamp and Arnold Halli
day.
Flowerbearers were four members of
the local Mary Hastings, group, Mrs.
William Bain Sr., Mrs. Dave Crothers,
Mrs. Stewart Cowan and Mrs, Vance
Sanderson.
EAST WANOSH
COUNCIL MEETS
East Wawanosh Council met August
2nd, the Reeve presiding. The min
utes of ihe meeting held July 5th
were read and adopted on motion by
McGowan, seconded hy Hanna.
McGowan-TayJor—That the road
and general accounts as presented be
passed and paid. Carried.
Mr. W. S. Gibson, insurance agent,
was present: to renew the Township’s
municipal’liability policy.
Hanna-McGowan—That the council
raise the Municipal liability policy to
$100,000,00 inclusive. ^Carried.
The council agreed to have a water
hole dug at the Belgrave creek °n
Clarence Hanna’s property for fire
protection for the village, when the
shovel is excavating for the new
bridge.
McGowan-Hanna—That couuncil ad
journ to meet September 6th at one
o’clock at the Belgrave Community
Centre. Carried.
Road accounts—Stuart McBurney,
salary, $174.00, bills paid, $1.35; Ernest
Walker, wages, $107.33; Murray’s
Machine Shop, welding, $5.50; Camp
bell’s Garage,' reflectors for culverts,
$4.87; Purdon Motors, army truck
repair, .$10.50; Merkley Motors, 10
gals, Tellus 27, $9.00; Reavie Motors,
oil etc., $25.g5;. Canadian-Oil Co., fuel
and grease, $82.72; Gep. Radford, 46
yds. gravel at 50c, $23.00; Joe Kerr,
21 yds,, crushed gravel, $15.75; cap
screws, 72c; Almond Jamieson, 6%
hrs, Joader at $7.50, $48.75; Dom. Road
Mach. Co., transmission, $1,219.23;
Treas. of Ont., tax on fuel oil, $22.55;
Workmen’s Compensation Board,
$61.77; Rec.-Gen. of Canada, income
tax, $5.00.
General Accounts—The Workmen's
Compensation Board, coverage for W.
F. Sprayers, $5.88; Village of Blyth,
share relief, $31.05; The Blyth Stan
dard, adv. and printing, $22.68; The
Huron Expositor, printing $13.75; C.
W. Hanna, relief account, $44.31; Mrs.
Stanley Marks, relief account, $16.39;
Town of Clinton, pay on D.C.I. deb.,
$224.03; Jas. R. Coultes, livestock
claim, 17 pullets at $2.50, $42.50;
relief account, $15.00; Geo. Walker,
livestock valuer, $3.40.
Orval E. Taylor, R. H. Thompson,
Reeve. Clerk.
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The Wingham Advance-Times, Wednesday, August 10, 1955 Pago Three
CLINTON ADOPTS adopt a new system of handling fire
ALARM SYSTEM
Clinton will be one of the first'
towns to Western Ontario to operate
under the new dial telephone ex
change, when it copies into being next
April.
As a result town council decided to
ANY
FARM TIRES
TRUCK TIRES
GOODYEAR FACTORY
alarm calls as outlined and offered,
by officials of the Bell Telephone
Company.
Said councillor N. W. Trewartha:
"The new method of fire-alarming
will be a necessity as well as an im
provement.”
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