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THElitIbUSSEIA POST, DRuss.ims, THURSDAY, JUILY 14th, 1666 .
TOWNSHIP OF MORRI
COUNCIL MELTRIG
Morris Township Council met
on above date with all members
present.
Minutes of the last meeting
were read and adopted on motion
of Ross Smith, and William
Elston,
The following motions were
Passed;
Moved by Walter Shortreed
*wooded by Taros Mair that
tender of Harry TemPleman,
Gorrie to paint outside trim on
hall and shed for $270.00 be
accepted,
Moved by James. Mair seconded
by Ross Smith that we approve
applications for tile drain loans.
Moved by Walter Shortreed
seconded by Wm. Elston that
debentures be dated January 1,
1967.
Moved by Ross Smith seconded
by Walter Shortreed that James
Casemore he paid $1.75 per hour
as of June 1. 1966
Moved by Wm. Elston second-
ed by James Mair that a grant of
$150..00 be given to Brussels Fair
Board; $100. to Blyth Fair Board
and $35, to Belgrave. School Fair
for 1966
Moved by James Mair seconded
by Walter Shortreed that a grant
of $100 be given Belgrave Arena
Board and $125 to Brussels Re-
creational 'Association.
Moved by Wm. Elston second-
ed Ross Smith that By-Law No.
8, 1966 setting Township mill
rates at 14 •mills for farm and
residential property and '15.5
mills for business and com-
mercial property be passed as
read 1st, 2nd and 3rd times.
Moved by Walter Shortreed
seconded by James Mair that By-
Law No. 9, 1966 authorizing the
addition of 2 per cent penalty to
all unpaid 1966 taxes after Dec.
15th and 1/2 of one per cent in-
terest beginning January 1, 1967
until paid be passed as read first,
second and third times.
Moved by James Mair seconded
by Ross Smith that general
accounts as presented be paid.
Moved by Walter 'Shortreed
seconded by Wm. Elston that
road accounts to the amount of
$48512.72 he paid as presented by
rdad superinteindent.
Moved by Walter Shortreed
seconded by Ross Smith that
meeting adjourn to meet
again August 3rd at 8 p.m. ,
GENERAL ACCOUNTS
Ralph Logan, Lox bounty .„, $4.00
Art `Edgar, fox bounty .... „ . $4.00
Wilfred Wawicic, fox
bounty .. tr . .04 4.00
Wm. J. Elston, fox
bounty 4.00
Stanley 'Hopper, fox
bounty .. .41.81i• 4.00
Tov/riship of Hallett, Court
of Revision, Clerk's
fees & b}-laws
WArthlir I Vi",.i, MOO
iii WWI 6AD
fly powder 233.10
Huron l)xpositor, ads. re;
McArthur Drain 7.20
Town of Clinton, debenture
principal .& interest,
re: 'Collegiate 298.16
Peter Dorsch, fox ,
bounty 4,00
Bernard. Hall Insurance
Agency, premiums in
Compensation policy 232.94
Kilbarchan Nursing
Home 116.25
l3lyth District Fire Area
Fire Call 96.00
Callander Nursing Home 269.5,0
13. K Moffatt 82,83
Bluevale Milling Co.
carbola 2.16 1
119.00 Helen Martin,
Belgra.ve Arena Beard,
100,00 grant
Brassels Recreation As-
sociation, grant .,.., 125,00
ROAD ACCIOUNTS
Sani Sweeney. nun-
dozing 426.00
Ken Sholdie,e, hauling
tile ,e,s culverts 0.00
Melvin Carttochan. back-
hoe work.
McGavin's Farm Equip-
ment, mower parts
Ideal Supply Co. wrench
& resurface
controls 38.33
Ontario Culvert ,& Metal
Products, culverts 407.75
Rolbertsteel Canada Ltd.
culverts
Alex Inkley, gas fuel
oil & tax 205,27
Wingham Tire Service.
new tires
Howard' Smith, sprayer
. tips
E, E. Cathers, supply
& haul gravel ....... 2303.34
A>, Somer. repairs
to tractor 145.26
N. S. Bauman, clay
tile . • 33..21
13elgrave Co-Op, brush-
spiry ....„ ...... 149.00
McArter. mileage,
wages & book-
keeping 196.50
James Cn.semore. wages 371.00
John Smith. wages 94.50
Stewart Procter - Reeve
Helen D. Martin - Clerk
Health. Tips fiom the
Canadian Medical Association
OBESITY
The life expectancy of the
average person is lowered, within
certain limits,.in a direct relation
ship to his or her degree of
overweight, according to the Can-
adian Medical Association.
Most informaiiim about the
hazards of being overweight
comes flout the acturial figures
of life insurance companies,
which show that overweight
people are poor insurance risks.
The reason the lifespan of
these people is shortened is that
excess fat plays a part in the
cause of diabetes and the so-
wiled degenerative disorders,
cit 000
better known as hardening of the
arteries, iviiich leads to heart
attack, high blood pressure,
strokes and kidney failpre.
In addition to the minor un-
pleasantness of excessive sweat-
iug, excess fat also causes breath-
lessness with slight exertion,
difficulty in walking and un-
attra ctiyeness.
....it is true that Sbme people
gain weight niorg, -easily than
WWI'S, but regardless of this, it in
impossible to gain without gating
more than the body requires for
growth tissue repair and energy
utilization. Therfore, if one re,
duces his intake of food, gen-
erally he can lose weight. Ap-
petite depressants are helpful in
this respect, but, al.e useles.s un-
less there is a true and. honeSt
wish to reduce. When this desire
is lacking more than 95 per cent
will regain what they 10151). •
There is considerable evidence
that the harm caused by obe-
sity is reversible, in. that an•
overweight person may lengthen
his life by reducing t,(1. normal
weight.
The C.M.A. states thg the
most' useful aid in weight re•
duction is motivation • stimulant,
one of the best of these being
full-length mirror.
231.00
34.00
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