The Wingham Advance-Times, 1951-08-15, Page 9Tornberry Council Sets
New Tax Rate at 42 Mills
• The regular Meeting: of council was
h eld in Bluevale Hall at te on
Monday, August Oth e 1951. All men
here were present and the MVP pre-
WOO.
Moved by ROI* A. Powell and Thos.
Abraham that the minutes of the
last meeting be adopted as read.
Moved by Herb Foxton and Thos. H Abratum, that we have the Voters' L ist for 1951 printed in alphabetical
order, carried.
Moved by Jack Willits and Herb
Foxton that we purchase a, strip of
land from D, S. McoNaughton lot, 5,
Con. 2, Apprpx4TiaelS, two rods wide,
Where the Bolt Drain follows the SW.
road. This to, let the drain be moved
off the aide-read and improve the road.
The purchase price' to be $50.
Moved by Thos. H. Abraham: and
ROA. A. Powell that the following
general and road accounts be paid,
Carried.
General Accounts.-Advance-Times,
$3.10; County of Huron, hospitalize,
tion, $12.00; Provincial 'treasurer;
$2.96;. George Radford, Bolt Drain,
$2000.00; Ross Willits,. compensation,
$47.25; George Thomson, part salary,
$40.00;. Jack Deans, dog bounty, $5,00;
Alex Corrigan, school area loan,
$2000.00;
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There is Partin* an air of eXelted:
around Station,
Clinton theae. days When word got
around that the Madhatters were
Mg to retarn. for another engagement
at. the Roupdel 'Terrace on the even-
ing of Friday, August 17th, There
were So many station personnel and
their friends in the area that heard
too' late Pet lieW entertaining the
madhatters are. and how exceptional,
ly good, the' dance music' is on a,
Moved by W. Jack Willits and
Thos. 11. Abraham that we pass By-
Law No: 13-51,, setting the tax rate
for 1951,• as follows: County rate 9,8;
Township rate, 10.5; High School, 4.4;
Township school 7.5; Trustee levy, 4;
New machinery 5.; Hospitaliza tion
and Compensation .7, Total, 42.0.
Moved by Thos. H. Abraham and
Robt,. A. Powell, that we appoint W.
Jack Willits as commissioner on the
Elliott-Underwood Drain, Carried.
Moved by Herb Paxton and Thos,
H. Abraham that we adjourn to meet
again on Sept. 4,
George T, Thomson, Clerk,
G, N. Underwood, Reeve,
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Little tfmo was given us to really
of this rather 401- bring you D:619r. and entertainment Sational dariee* . the Madhatters group the last trim, of the for t were here but erel',e woe to attend M-
ate ones that mantereedl - in line for you'll be one of the. fitA.
tickets.
little information on sonar of: t',1bN, s star
entertainers from Toronto, that': ,,a r e
now on their tour of the' (J011110.0...
Having just come to the district frOini)
the Provincial capital we've had. thtv
pleasure of enjoying the dancing, and:
singing of golden gloves. finalist.
Frank Palmer, He's been in Guate,
male with a group of Baptist Youth
Singers; he's gone to Alaska on a.
tanker; he's produced his own shOw
on the Chicago Airways and has been
on national tours of the U.S.A. with
such famous musical shows as "Car-
men Jones" "The Swing Mikado"
"Tropical. Pinafore." He can hold a
vast audience spellbound when he
singe the "Lord's Prayer", and he
can have that same audience laugh-
ing, clapping in rhythm and literally
"jumping" when he swings into his
popular style.
One of the great secrets of the suc-
cess of the Madhatters wherever they
go is in the wide variety of material
they presented to illustrate this
"variety"', compare Frank Palmer
with his 225 pounds and six foot two
inches of brawn to the high-style
comedian Benny Silverton who brings
every ounce of his 120 pounds to the
comic service of the organization.
Incredible gyrations, fantastic antics
and vast quantities of hectic rushing
around are part of his varied comic
performance to keep your spirits in
happy mood for partying and enjoy-
ing the smooth dance arrangements
of this unusual band-entertainment
combination which plays at the
Roundel Terrace on August 17th,
under sponsorship of the station
fund, R.CA.F. Station, Clinton.
Then of course there's pretty
Penny Stemens and Rudy Spratt,
Maestro of the Madhatters.
Take spepcial note that ladies will
he admitted free to this exceptional
evening's entertainemnt and dance.
But don't fret lads, you're welcome
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FOR THIS YEAR
Elmira
Embro
Exeter Sept, 19, 29
Fergus Sept. 14, 15 or Sept, 21-22
Forest Sept. 17, 18
Galt Sept, 20.22
Georgetown Sept. 14, 15
Gorrie Oct. 0, 6
Grand Valley Oct. 5, 6
Hanover Sept. 12, 13
Harriston Sept, 26, 27
Huntsville Sept. 6, 7
Ingersoll Sept. 4, 5
'cineardine Sept, 13, 14
rgston Oct, 1-6
Sept, 27, 28
Aeantee,Y.toll
Sept, 24.29
Lledkaee . .• Sept. 18-22
Lions' Irlatt e•
Sept. 11, 12
LietarveI.•••• Sept. 24, 25
Londorw(Wreetee'n' Fair) , Sept. 10-15
Lucknow- . Sept, 261 26
Markham', ..... 41,41 ........... .. Oct. 4-6
Meaf one Oct. 5, 6
Mildmay Sept. 17, 18
Mitchell Sept, 25, 26
Mount Forest: Sept. 15, 17
Muncey Sept. 28
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Sept. 1941
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Walkerton (Christmas
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Welland ...... ............... _Sept. 1145
Wiarton ....... .„ .......... Sept. 13, 14
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a, ers orno...g $38440; W. A. ROM, GOOTge a
$.170,0; Wut. Mendell, ;124,50;. British
American .227,32; Dept, of sigh-*.
ways, $00.60; Fred. Salelidon, $134.00e
Staintort. Hardware, $12.63; Alex Mc,
$740; Wm. Mundell: -$13,62;.
George Orothers, .2.2.81; A. Q.
low,. MAI. A, Peebles, $48.00; Ak,
vance,Timee, $2.60; D, 5, MacNaugh-
ton, $50.Q0;. A. D. Smith,. $6,Q0.
The road ,superintendent and mach-
ine operators. were preaent and re-
quested an increase 14 wages.
Moved by W Jack Willits and
Herb Foxton that we rescind By-Law
No. 4, 51, which. appointed Win. Nun.,
dell as road. soperintendent and pass
By-Law No, 1244 re-appointing
Mundell at $1.00 per hour, for the re,'
/minder of 1951. Mrs: Mundell to re-
ceive the same as before $10.00 per
month for book-keeping, Carried.
Moved by W. Jack. , and
Herb Foxton, that we pay George
Galloway, $1,00 per hour, for the re,
mainder of 1951. Carried,
Moved by Herb Foxton and. W: Jack
Willits, that we pay W. A. Hogg. 900
per hour for the remainder of 1951.
Carried,
The school board were present and
requested a mill rate of 11,5 for. 1951.
We thought perhaW like
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Norwich Sept. 6, 7
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Ottawa Winter Fair Oct. 22-26
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Port Elgin Sept. 19, 20
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Rodney Sept. 20 21,
Seaforth Sept. 20, 21
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