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Complete Appoiniments At
Morris Inaugural Meeting
The first regular Morris
Council meeting of the New Year
was held Monday with all mem,
bers present and Reeve Wm. El-
ston presiding.
Rev, John. Roberts, Belgreve
was present and conducted a
short devotional, period. Appre-
ciation for hiS visit was expres-
. sed by Reeve Elston.
By-law No. 1, 19'72, appoint-
ing officers and setting wages
was passed. Appointments are:
,Clerk, Mrs, Helen mvtin.$222 0;
Treasurer, George Michie,$800;
Pouediteapers, Carl Johnston,
Clarence pall, Ross Turvey,.
Harvey Edgar, John Bowman,
Stanley Hopper, Clarence Yulll,
Mervin Pipe, Geo. Michie, WM.
McCutcheon, Sam. Fear, Robt.
Bird, Wm. Craig, Geo. Blake,
John 'Nesbitt, Rae Huether. Live-
stock Valuators, atobt. Fraser
and Ken Taylor at $5. for first
hour plus $2 for each extra
hour and .10/, per mile. Fence-
viewere, Northwest, Harold
Proctor, Mile Cesernore, Bert
Hastinge; Northeast, John Car-
diff, Wm. Peacock, •Jas, BpW-
mans; SOuthWeSt, Jas, . Wilson,
Bruce Smith, Bruce Richmond;
Southeast, Ken McDonald, Jas.
Clarence McCilteheore,
Gradermen, James Casemore at
$2:75 per hour; John Smith at
$2.55 per hour; Labour Wages,
$2.00, per hour; Tile Drainage
Inspector, Geo. Michie at $5. for
first hour plus $2.00 for 'each
extra hour plus 10 cents per
mile; and Trench Inspector, Wm.
McArter at same. wages as Tile
Drain Inspector; Waste Disposal
Site Supervisor, Adam Smith at
$2. per hour.
Robt. Grasby was appointed
to the Maitland Valley Conser-
vation Authority for one yeateand
Jas. Mair and Thos. Miller were
named as Morris' representa-
tives on Brussels, Morris and
Grey Recreation Committee for
1972,
Robt, Grasby was appointed to
Blyth Recreation Committee for
1972 and council recommended
"that Ross Smith and Standeyelop-
per be appointed to the Belgrave
Arena Board.
Wm. Elston and Thos. Mil-
ler were named as representa-
tives on the Blyth. Fire Area
Board and Jas. Mair and Ross
Smith on. Wingham and District
Fire Area Board.
Council agreed that*leraig
be recommended to Wingham and
District Hospital Board as Mor-
ris' representative for 1972 and
that Walter Shortreed be ap-
pointed to Seaforth Community
Hospital Board to represent Mor-
ris for 1972.
Wm. Elston, Council member
be appointed for one year and
Stewart Proctor non-Council
member were appointed for two
years to the Wingham and Dist-
rict Pianning Board.
Thorne, Gunn, Helliwell and
Christensen were named auditors
Council set convention expen-
ses for attendance at one con-
vention at $15 per day plus ex-
penses.
A motion by Ross Smith, sec-
onded by Robt. Grasby that re-
muneration for 1972 for Reeve
be $575. and for each Councillor
$450 was carried over an amend-
ment by Jas. Mair, seconded by
Thos. Miller that Reeve receive
$550. and each Councillor $425.
Renume.ration for Wm. Mc-
Arter, road superintendent was
set at $2.75 per hour plus 10
cents per mile plus $15. per
month for bookkeeping.
A grant of $15. was given
Muscular Dystrophy Association
of Canada and the Reeve and
Clerk were to sign an agreement
re assistance when necessary
from Teeswater-Culross or
Lucknow Fire Departments.
Council agreed to discontinue
an agreement with Grey and Mc-
Killop for the use of Walton
Waste Disposal Site.
Moved by Robt. Grasby secon-
ded by Ross Smith that By-law
No. 2, 1972, allowing the Treas-
urer and the Reeve to borrow
on the credit of the "municip
ality up to $125,000. from the
Canadian Imperial Bank of Com-
merce, Wingham be passed.
A grant of $150. was approved
for Brussels Medical-Dental
Centre.
Accounts paid included:
Roads, $3,366.93, General,
$1,622.98 for a total of $4,989.91.
Huron Names
(Continued from Page 1)
McMichael, George Bailie, Don
MacGregor, Dave Gower, Harold
Lobb, Harold Wild; Executive,
Allan Campbell, Bob 'Lyons, Ev-
erett Mcllwain, Cecil Desjardine,
Doug McNeil, Alex McGregor.
Planning and Development, Ed
Oddleifson,Roy Pattison, Girvin
Reed, Paul Carroll, Mel Allan,
Ian McAllister, Ralph Jewell,
Roy Westcott, Clayton Laithwaite
and Cal Krauter; Social Services,
Harold Robinson, Lie. Ferguson,
Charles Thomas, Gordon Hess.
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Scanning
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By Lee .011ee:
In scanning the Zurich Citizens News, a report relates
that despite modern equipment taking over from the horse-
drawn vehicles in many parts of the county, a team of two-
year-olds come in mighty hands on the farm of Wes Radar,
south of Zurich, where they are being used at this time
to draw sleighloads of wood from the;bush. - - The Village
of Zurich is now preparing a plan for its future development,'
and the first phase of preparationof the plan is now displayed
at the Hay Fire Insurance Company office. A public meeting
is being held this week at the Zurich Community Centre
when a member of the Huron County Planning Department
will be present. - - Bayfield Council held their first
meeting of the New Year. - - -Oneof the main discussions
centred around the traffic by-laws in the village and
included snowmobiles. Council felt if the snowmobilers
did not comply with the request to use discretion, then a
stricter control will have to be enforced.
The Goderich Signal-Star states that Sergeant R.F.
Keene, Detachment Commander of the Goderich Ontario
Provincial Police, has been promoted to Staff Sergeant
and is being transferred, to the Petrolia Detachment as
Detachment Commander. - - - The proposed Goderich
Intermediate Hockey Club which has been a topic of
discussion in sports circles for some time, became a
reality on Sunday when a group of individuals interested
in the project met, officially formed the group and elected
officers for 1972. Two exhibition games are scheduled
for the near future. The new club hopes to be entered
in competition next year with teams from Seaforth, Kin-
cardine, Port Elgin and Mitchell. - - - Mr. and Mrs.
Robert SoWerby, Goderich, were honored by a family
dinner Saturday on the occasion of their 50th wedding
anniversary.
A large crowd, according to the Lucknow Sentinel
attended the benefit dance in the Legion Hall for Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Arnold, who lost their store, home and
all their furnishings in a recent fire. Over $1,600 was
realized at the benefit.
From the Listowel Banner we note that Robert
Farrish has been named the PUG chairman for 1972 . - -
The Listowel. Bowling Alley, owned and operated for the
past 18 years by Mr. and Mrs. John Duke, has been sold
to Ernest Webb of Burlington. - - - Trinity United Church,
Listowel, on Sunday paid tribute to its former choir
master, Lorne Willits. Mrs. Willits, a soloist and choir
member, was also hono'rede The couple served the
church for 34 years. - - - Fifty year Jewels were pre-
sented to three Masons at a meeting held in Wroxeter
recently to Sheriff Hamilton Gibson, Arthur Bertram
Wearring and John Howard Wylie. All three are veterans
of World War 1 and are members of Forest Lodge No.
162 A.F. & A.M., Wroxeter.
Ed Tinning, R.R. 2, St. Pauls and William A. Road-
house, R.R, 5, Stratford, were presented with 40-year
pins, according to the Mitchell Advocate, members of
the Perth County Holstein Breeders' Association. - - -
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Feltz, Mitchell, were honored
recently on their 40th wedding anniversary. - - -Mrs.
William Marshall, her son Allan and Mrs. Don Conley
escaped the Marshall home Tuesday afternoon when it
became enveloped in smoke. The fire originated in a
clothes closet in the back bedroom of the small one-
storey house rented by the Marshalls in Sebringville.
The house is the property of peter Maloney, Dublin.
A by-law, most of which was prepared by the Clinton
Snowmobile Club,- was passed by Clinton Council, accord-
ing to the Clinton News-Record, after a great deal of
discussion. Those found guilty under the by-law are liable
to fines of $20 to $103. - - - Clinton Commercial Printers
Limited of 56 Albert Street has been purchased by Thomas
H. Coiquhoun and John E. Robinson from A. Laurie Col-
quhoun. The new owners are former employees of the
printing plant and no staff changes are anticipated at
present. - - - Clinton will have the same garbage collector
as before for the next three years. Tenders for the
collection were opened at Clinton Town Council meeting
Monday and Clarence Neilans had the lowest tender of five
received. The tender was for $11,000.
The Exeter Times-Advocate, reports that the Association
for Mentally Retarded met Tuesday night and after many
reports, financial explanations from experts and discus-
sions, the local association for the -mentally retarded
paSsed a motion to purchase a $45,000, 100 acre farm with
the Goderich and Wingham Associations for a sheltered
workshop. , The farm, owned by CarmanRowcliffe,Seaforth,
is situated directly south of the former Canadian Forces
Base, Clinton, with frontage on both Highway 4 and on the
paved road running east and west. Case Van Raay, chair-
man of the workshop committee said the next step will be
to organize a giant fund raising campaign to cover all of
Huron. Plans toward this will start immediately.
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