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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-04-11, Page 7nobain abbantr. WINGUlant ONT4109,, WEDINifiliA)77. 1050) Wart TENDERS ACCEPTED fOR TWO DRAINS • t. GOBRIB- -A regular meeting of Ilowleig Township Council wee hela in the elericat office on Thurs. day. All "nembere were present awl Reeve H. Gevialy in tile ellair- The neineteSp th Met regUlar• Meeting Were read, and on motion of MeMichael an" Allan were aaopted as reed. Carried. Gibeog-liashine --That we renew the Clem:rut Accident Ingurancet policies, tied Robbery theoremic with R, W. N. Wade, Carried, Haelcies-Gilisen-•-That we ueeePt the tender or Roe Hanna, of LIS - towel at $1280.00 fee the Merkley ln•ain, Carrier/. Tbat we vae, emit the tender of 16, D. Waceliter of Formosa, at $810,00 for the Miami Drain, Carried. (libaon-Allep- -That the yowl act - counts re approved be paid. Car,, ried. • • IVIeMielittel-Hael(lae- -That t h • following eeecrunts be paid*. •Car- • ried. Harriston Review, advertieing, a5,00; Wingham Advance -Times, advertising, $2,52; Listowol Banner, advertising, $1,60; T. Whittier & Sons, (Aliupplies, $8,49; A. Har- rison, 13, Hubbard, W. Hargrave, S. Wolfe, G, Wilscia, H. Baylor, G. Uttbliarcl, C Renwick, frac bounties, $31.00; John Abram, fare to Sana- torium re S. ,Ovington, $17,00; County of Huron, hOepitalization, $109,00; Eakins & MacDonald, p01 - ice villages, malit 1954, $60,00; W., E, Vahltfield, exchange on cheques„ $3.45; N. Wade, •premium, $659.16; •H.- H. Careon & Son, warbicide powder, $4.05.55;,11. Dane, expenses asSessor's meetleg•, $5.00; road ac- count, transfer, $2902.42. Gibson -Haskins ---That we do now adjourn to meet again on May 5th, or at the call e•f the reeve. Car- ried. K Gowda, reeve J. H. Pollack, elerk. Y7P,U..Plans for Pla)i•Pre,sentation GORRIE. -The GorrieNatozzeter • Y.P.U. Inca In tire Wroxeter 'United • Church on Sunday evertihg, April • 80, with lie president, Bob Black • in the chair. ." • 4nrietipg opened with the call , to woesbih followed by ,Seripeure area.d led 'in virlikai wee followed by ,reading cat etewerdship. Bob Blackalga grt've a readiiig on prey - ea; ' Sit ialey MOW elute! read the Miriam of the Hist meeting. Plans were 'eampletod for final arrange- • ments of stage ',properties for the play "Mr, Beano from Lima" to be preaented in Gerrie April 18I•11- 1tuth Toeor is to be in charge of music 'brItiabali WAS. .St,. Stephen's W.A. Makes 17 -tree ORRIE,e-The .VV.A, of Si. Step- hen's Anglicari Church met on Thursday ,afternoon in the L.O.L. Hall and (milted three quilts. The president, Mo. Harry King, presided for a sited; businees and • deaotional• Periled. :las. Geo. King preeented• the riotiwial report of st, Patrick's da Y bazaar and din:- ner, which Was quite gratifying. It Was atanclanced that the annual Meeting of the Huron Diocesan Will be hold in St. PAW'S • Cathedtal," Load*, on April 24, 25 and 20. • Mrs. Ted NeWton reed the Script - Orel. Mre..T. \tittle "'earl an Eastet Peem And Mrs, 0, Under; weed read "The Mez4age of Easter" by Georet, MattheW Adams. The ratelang elosed with • the benediction by the president. Luneh was ,served. INJURIES RECEIVED IN CAR ACCIDENT • ,! • • GORIaTE-Catol Parnard, daugh- ter' of Ma, and 1."'re, Harry Bar - )lard, tionecesion 2, Was able to re - tern hortle, 1 rom, rho ListtiWel HOS- pita! On Sattirday, $he if; recover- nieely, feee*n.jries received • When 13111 Orratilaacar in Whieh she Svas riding .VMS In tolIfsion* with an array trafek arivoithy Ken gray. torweseion 6 Grtaa on a sideroad heath of Highway 86 durifi4. the. heavy fog lest Tudidity afternoon, Carol received W bad cut on the' forehead *ben her head trashed Agalitet the Wirldellield. 'Foga stit- • thee were required to Clink the wOurid, Judy .9m1th and Mary Me- ICerehor, OM Were Sit% passengers in the car reeelved painful Injuries. Snaith had his knee :s.rid ribs iiihited. The Smith Oar W8:6110211y danialP. cd, Those In the truek eactiped In* • My, Teachers of .131gone Days Did •111.0t,'!Spare.,the 'Roe 11,. W. N, Wado (Cordineeci frem •lust week) . We left off •attain from the 'Harem Gazette" of 1.861, abeut the hist:clay of Behoove, situated on the corner of four townahips, Cul - rose and Carrick in Portise County; Turnberry and nowick in Huron County, We do not know how Bol- inger: got its mune, but we do know that there moat Louie Delmore In the CanaciaaCompany and many of the tewnshipe in Huron County were called after these men, Anethee item we found In our SCarelliag for HoWiek Centennial, WaS that 'when the Huron 0a4(3140 Was £irsL prinlerj, they offered to „woo; tweIl produret as. beef, perk, flour, wheat, barley, oats, prem. butler, eggs, etc., 10 payment for. eubecriptions, We often find that trade was (Jae by barter, in those tlaYS. In Helmer° it lists 24 Professions and trades, One was Moffat, Irwin & Cante.on, manufacturers of an improved washing machine. There were two ehuiches, three black- smiths, three general stores, four Shoemakers, or pitons, two pearl- aeheries and the& hotele, ()no owned by Chambers. Population at that time was given as 210. About this same time Belmore wee in the public eye on 'account ef. the maraca just south of the eillage of Steve Neubeeker by Jack Haag. The story is related In the 'wok "The Queen's push" by W. M. Brown., M.D. He tells of Nen- neckar's team and sleigh- being Lound by Chambers in his aotet shed in the morning, with the in- jured man. • The Gazette further states that Rev; W. 83, Young, IVIorrishank, was •school euperiatendent for flowiek, Schools were kept open an average of 11 months and 17 days. Highest salary paid a teacher in the county in 1861 was $400.00, the lowest $84..00, with the average in the county $280.00, without board, The average, for female teachers was $186.00. Discipline In mehools has chang- ed greatly in the past century. Thr. early. teaehere were strong believ- ers in the Old Testament dictum 'Saar° the„rod and slain the child.," jaw writer was' told of,a 'little girl 'On•*tbe first day Ett schoorWae• W1OliVecritie the result that etre never returned' to that school. • Strapping or standing in • the corner were forms of punishment arid' very often the misdemeanor did not merit the punishment. Per- haps it was all necessary as there we're plenty Of jokes playedon the Leacher. One day at noon whenlhe teacher had gone for dinner, one of, the boys agreed to conceal him- self in an 'empty bookcase on the wall. When school was called he was missing and of course every- one was smiling which gave it hORRIE Linda Johnetant and Brian 'Un- derwood are recovering from tonsil operations. Little Earl Lawrence, who has been in the Wingintm Hbspital after being scalded is home. Mr, Milton Watson is also home frorn Winghant Hospital. • Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grainger arid Lordly visited Mr. Wm. Grainger of Toronto on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs, Graham Elastic, Hitrristori, spent Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs.. Gordon Ed- gar. Little Sheila Ireland; Tetewater; epent the Easter holidaye with her grandmother, Mrs. Harry Fergu- son. Mrs. Russell Lane and family, 01 Tillsonburg, little Tanis and Jac- queline Pinnell,, Kitchener, visited the past week at the home. of Mr. and Mo. Elmer Downey. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Browe and Jean epont Friday in Simcoe, Mra, Robt. Ferguson accompan- ied Mrs, Perot Patteraoh and Jim, and Mrs, EL Hewlett, or Fordwich, to, °Wen Selind 011 WednetidaY, to vielt her Siliter, Mrs. Orlando Mrs. C. Lawrence is spending a couple or week 111 Toronto, Mr. Steve King, W110 was It pat- lerit in the Winghain General Hos- 1)11E11 for several Weeks is eienvales- leg With relativeeIn Lletowel. Mac Hutehisort of Thornhill, is attending his Vacation at the home of' his pareitte, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Hutchison. Wk. Bella Ore:eves 15 in Toronto this Week where the ealieete to have an eye operation. Miss Tria Newton, . student at, Stretford .Teachers' College, is practiee teaehing fh the junior rOOM of the Gordo Public School this week, away, •(I bop; A, will forgive the writer for Mentioning this.), An- other ono was about two boye who brelte inte the school, stole •the itlevierh.ors • rawhide strap I lat italg leather strap split, 1140 strips), •Mit it into pieces:and tossed it into tile One hundred years ago, Nevem- bee 24, 1856, the klowleli Council xnet to mai, out the different see - tions and te appoint a man in each, Ip call tha firet meeting. The first school bn HOWICR Was No. 8 hnown as Qough's School, built in 1.807 of Jogs, orte mac west of Fordwicia The tali/mos were Henry Gough, John Salient arid Wm; Wade, who acted as secretary Miati Waugh Was tetteher. The firsi school inspector was Archie Dewar at it salary of 115(00. Gerrie •aaci Orangehill settoole Were built akellt. the • same Linn foliowing CillSely others, . . Many of our Canadian youth do. pot appreciate the advantages they enjoy tochly in recetving an eciuca/ tioh, over the time W11.01 agile who are yet 1vng, had to trudge mile:. through intta pr snow, to the old log schoellioupe, where ,they were Perched Upon a' bench without a back and in "ft, *cifaughty room: Times' ha,ve • changed •'radically. Education le neW more' entertain- ing and expensive;, equipment is do- wse. The teacher: had little to work with in those days, but some fine people came out 01 that little log school, Up to 1860, it Was the ditty of the: council to visit. each school. VVe find a metier' .foe Oritcibet 1'7;1860: —"Resolved that.•• the Municipal: Co.rpora.tiell do visit •,and .examine• the chilarqn 1r. Wroxetcr.,school, t�' distribute prizes to th,e .deserving portion, on Wednesday, the Ord., ol November at 9 ,o'clock;' Leeehville echoel at 12 e'elock and john Wig - gin's (Ross Earl's, 'corner)" at 2 o'clock, also Gougras school ort , • Taureelay the atla.at. 9 o'clock, and Orangehill at 12 oailoelc noon saki clay. Carried, ' In 1861 the number' of children going t9 Sci1001 141 the township was 663; in 180 thete•Were 831 and, in this Oentenniel year. 19.56, 496., (7.1.1ls ,dos :net, inellide'.these who "gdatbillritaatzhi4/44' ' • (Te he cdatintred): W.I. ARRANUES FOR SHORT COURSE GORRjaaallte April Meeting. ol: the W.I. ,was, held'at -the hiairte o. Mrs. Nokmaii- Wade on :Tuesday evening. 'The alieo.preeklorit, .,Mrs,: Glenn.' jahnetdn; 'presided: • in the absence of 1.1.ip president.- • • Mr. keoWlsini ailiesston , was.aa attendance' and spoke.of the Cana dian, Cancer Society; whieliiis heir% organized te Winghatn and will Include local -riatinicipitlities. Mlst Margaret Maze and . Mrs. Harra Ritmo vverc named .representatives from the ConVeners', aeports svere giver' for histealcal.research and (Aurora events by Mo. Gordon Edgar; community activities and public relations, Miss ailargaret Dane; agriculture and Canadian indus- tries, Mrs. %pa ,,Johrieton. The motto '"The history of out country ean teach us, If We look batik actoes the years" was taken by Mrs, Cordon Edgar', who told of many disitoVeries that have aid- ed 'awn kiad. Readings Were given • by Mrs, Tont lildgar.eallatied "grandfather's Arithmetick," "And Se, We Com- inelnatate." Mrs. Andy Edgar read "Grandpa's Vilood- Stove", and Mrs, Gordon Edgar, gave "TreaSates 111 the Attic." A shod eetiree on salads was chosen•frepi the co-operative pre,, grain. MO. Glenn Johnston . told of the Girls' A'clileVenneat bay, at Seaforth, Width was attended by seven girls I:torn-Gerrie. Mas.. Ceeil Wilson, eonyerier, spoke briefly on tbe organizathia for food for the Cententiial and also for 110sDita1ita. Refreehrirente, Were served by Mee, H, Man* Mrs. Vera Gregg arid the • . Infants -Baptized Sunday After:0000 COrtitIPILAt the Presbyterian Charch on thIIay alteriioon the following infants were baptized by the pastier,' Itef, W,. J, McClure). Zlizaboth- Anne, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, DaVid'4e11s�rafld V�mIt Mae, datighter 'or Mr, arid Mrs„ Gordon toiltitto Mrs, Edgar Tells Of indion Neighivrs •Mrs. Harold iitabinson was liostees for the W.X.S. last ThOrtitleY afternoOrt, TAM mo- Inines presided for the devotional Beetion and Mrs. Cecil Grainger gave en /Sumter retaline;, The Serinturo lesson was read by Ws. 17, L. McInnes, Mrs, Gorden • 16dgar gave an in- Lereriting, talk about the indirtne who were their neighbors Wirer) they lived in the Peat* River lale. trIct. Special Mat:1On WOO Made of a faintly try name, or Ivronkman, vlio wore very hind. Mrs. Mad Edgar took charge of rile Matinees and plane were made to attend Lite Presbyterial in Ex- eter. During OW afterecent 0 quill ,vas quilted. 111.1616TIN1J • clORRIE A public meetiag for fIowbck Township Centennial will be held in the Gorrie Contrrtunity Hall, April" 1.9tb, at 8.30 p,rn. Every fresidept o Howick is invited. -G11* • — TRJNITY itA TO CATER TO:BANQUET. • FORDWICH-- The W.A. of Tri- nity Church met on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Ruby Foster for the April. meeting. • The president, Mrs, Stan .Forester was in the chair and the meeting opened with the hymn, "Welcome Happy Morning". 'Sixteen membere andi, two visitors answered the roll Call with a verse on the resurree- ..ton. Mre, Frank Russell gave a 'aaper on =the Study hook and also ted in the Litany, Readings were given by Mrs! 16. Ferguson, Mrs. M, Arnistrong and Mrs. J. Strong. •Membere 'were re - Minded of the annual W.A,; con- 'yention 'in St. Paul's Cathedral. LOndon, the week of April 24, 25 alid 26, and ale° of the W.A. slides to be shown in the Clinton Parish Ball en April 27. • lanai plans were made for "the :Brotherhood banquet to be held in Thb" bead/tent. "of the chirech en ',Wednesday. • ' : The meeting closed with prayer ,ind a social half hour was spent. Officers Installed At Annual Meeting •- FORDWICH—The annual meet- ing of Huron C.O.P.B.K.I, was held in Blyth on Friday with it good attendance. The' committee, report- ed an Increase in membership. •- Robert E, llibberd of Fordwich ' • ' 135,. was re-elected CM. with other safficers as *follows: TIM., OliVer acques, Woodharn Chapter; Chas. Stewart of Clinton; reg.,' W. F. Campbell, Fordwich; treasurer, C. 'Falconer, Myth; lecturers, F. Jamieson of Woodham, W. Castle of Varna; censors, L, Hearne of Woodham !and W, Scott of Blytii; 'standard bearers, L. Keyee of Var. na and J. Lyons of Blyth, J. • /3. Rathwell, past county master of Varna, conducted the in- stallation of officers. The semi-Evenual, meeting is to be held in.Varna the last Friday of July: fORDWICH Mirni Poona Renwick .of Delmore visited the past weeig with 11110 • Mary johnson. . Mrs, Bess Doig received word on Monday that her sister, Mrs. Julie Orme of Detroit, )4101i.l. had WWII a severe stroke on her way home from lolorida, Mrs. ,Chris. 'Weitz 0)1(1 Mr. Wtb LIEtra jaelcarnt of Toronto visited a couple of days last week witl 'Mr. and airs. John l*Iolt. Mrs. Ron Massey and .clihdren moved last week to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wallace, ninth lin, where Limy will have an apart- ment. Mr, and Mrs. Gari Stewart; of Listowel visited last Sunday 'With Mr. Mai jvtrs, JaMeS Vale, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd Were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Tont Deeves .or mown. Mr. and Mrs. .0eell Galbraith of Chrelph viiited over the week -end with my. and Mrs. Lindsay Gal- braith. Alm WlJlbam Marriner, LarrY, Wayne and Ricky spent a day lata week in Kitchener. Mr. join) Tudan last wech took over the chopping mill and feed business In Artintr, withal he re- cently purehaseda Mrs. Peter Browne and family visited with relatives in Toronto last week. Mrs. Stan Bride, distrait Tres'. dent of the 'Women's Institute, visited the Cranbrook branch on Tuesday night.' Mr, and Mrs. Royden Devitt were In laltehener one clay 'lust week. Min, 0, Sothern and Mrs, Fred McCann of Fordwieh W.L, attend- ed the leaders' school last Thurs- day and Friday in Wingham. Mr. and Mrs, Ross Tomlin of Detroit, Mich., visited over the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Forester and with relatives in Harriston. Mrs. George Trethewey ef Strat- ford visited on Friday with her. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sahaefer and Master Paul and Jimmie re- turned home with her after spend- ing the week here. • Mrs. Tom MeClement and Mrs., William Sothern spent a day last week in Kitchener. A itemizer from here attended the Cycles i Kitchener last week, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Aldrich of Galt visited here over the week- end, Mr. and Mrs. William Marriner were in Toronto one day last week, A number from here attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Peel from the Edgar funeral home in •• Geraleeon 'Tuesday. •• Mr. Etnd Mrs. Harvey 1VIeDermitt visited one day last week with Mrs. Clara •McDermitt and Harold in Gala Mies Beatrice Wade spent part pc,., last week with friends. la Toronto. Mrs. Orville Guy of Mitchell was visitor for it few day e last week with _her sister, Mrs. Henry Howe and Mr. Howe. Mr. Earl Moore -visited on Tittles - day with his wife in Kitchener, who is a paLieat in the hosptal there. Mr. and Mrs, • Glenn Johnson 'spent Saturday in London. Mr. and Mrs. George Bolander and Johnny, and Mrs, Earl Ridley visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Lynn at Orangeville. Mr. and Mrs, Alex Keith and Miss Phyllis Visited oir Satitraay with Mr, and Mrs. Scott:Keith in Kitchener. Miss Isobel McCann of Listowel spent the week -end with her Ita. rents, Mr, and Mrs. William Me - Cann, Master Paul Hafer, Ihree.year*- old son Mr. and Mrs. Joe Haffita, returned home on Thursday from Listowel Hospital wham lest Mon- day he underwent an operation. QUEEN VIEWS CATHEDRAL MODEL kat !Ontalsite Udeni ,Elitabeth II litspeeta, in London, a- friodol of the new cathedral 'being erected !In !Coventry. The Queen laid the foun- dation SUMO Of the struoture, which will replaer, the etie &Weed .10,1,940 by Nazi bombers in their first saturstion raid. . . , Euchre Winners FORriviriCfr-Voll tables Were, in play at the weekly euchre in the .comniunity hal/ WI Tuesday evening. Tho winners were We, Wray Cooper and John McElwain and the eonsolation prizes went to UM. Roy Chalice and Clarence Dietz, The winner -of the special prize Lor tin) cvaing was Mrs. Herold Dolg, INTERESTINfi SLIDES SEEN BY GAIT, ,FORDWICIa—The 0.G.I.T. Met tale week at the home of Sharon Pollock with an attendance of 26. The meeting opened in the usual Manner. The worship eeaviee was taken by patsy Ila.rris, Honey Winkle and Jean Greer. Mrs. William Edgar gave the girls a splendid talk on general health and elides were shown, or Niagara Fella, Welland CEinal locks and lift bridges and Hamilton flower gardens. Mrs, C. Carewell, had two con- tests, LUM:31 Was served by Eliza heth Arinstrong, Doris Dinsmore, Anna Mario Uspenson and Jean Greer. The next meeting will be held at the home of Diane Carswell on Monday. The meeting closed with Taps. EAST WAWANOSH MAKES DRAIN PLANS • The • East Wawanosh Council met, April 3rd, with all the mem- bers present, the Reeve presiding, The minutee of the meeting held March Oth, and the special meet- ing of March 14t1u, were read and adopted on motion by Buchanan - Hanna. • A petition was received from ratepayers asking that a portion of the Hallahan IVIrmicipal Drain be cleaned out. • 1"urdooalVleCtowan -- That the petition be granted and the Reeve loolt after the work, Carried. The engineer's amended report on the Johnston Municipal Drain was read. Hanna-Buchanan.—Tbat the en- gineer's amended report on the Johnston Municipal Drain be' adopted provisionally and the clerk prepare the By -Law and -Court of AevnnenLie netn en May 151' Car- lakes and become established., 1, Original y a marine' fish, the The cleric was instructed to ad- fresh water lakes alang the 'east vertise for tenders for the con- structien of the Purdah Municipal Drell), tenders received not later :than .1Vlay let, •al, one o'clock: IVIcalawate-Purdon--That the road and general accounta as presented be paSsea and paid. Carried., .ites Marks.' .Eightieth.Birt ''!" ' • '' ::'! • FORDWICII—Mrs. W. Ettinger of the Fordwich district was sur- prised on Monday night when relaa Lives and neighbors gathered at her home in honor of her eightieth birthday, Mrs. Ettinger is still quite active and keeps house for her on, Nor- man. She lias two daughters and three eons, (Annie)) Mrs. John Hein - miller, or Kurteville; (Freida.) Mrs, gamy Dareey; John of qowans, town; Carl, of Fordwich and NOP. man, al; home, There areleven grandchildren and one sister, Mrs. 3, Gibson, of Fordvviela Her has - band passed away sorne'years ago. 'Mrs, Ettinger received card's,. • a potted plant, personal gifts and a lovely decorated birthdayeake. The ., evening was spent playing carda and a delicious lunch was Served. , Smelt Fishermen Prepare For Annual Spawning Run As soon as the ice goes out M I countless Ontario streams, the I rim) °ups ATTEN 'V annual smelt ran will attract MO tin O. tlibusands of anglers, keen to harvest, in dip nets, seines, buck - AFFILIATION SERVICE ets, or what have you, the tooth- WHITECHURCH— The 0,6.1,71., group held a: meeting hi the memo- rial hall last Thursday night, wit , Ike members or the PreSbyterian anil allytiteciAo .Cbhutur4crhietWy..1V1;4end groups. : eh jillitili•e0:11 auttle.oh3dd.- xeorths • pte' oident of the was in the chair arid all sang the Opening ode: Joan Casemore was in charge of the business and gave a, report of the past few Months' work :and the Large runs of smell; occur In dstilaild;': aGrertot bCancon Canadian Inada and the anis- e - practically all the stiearns flow-' sionary work being de.ne among ing Into Georgian 13ay and Lake them All were interested, in the Huron in the Parry Sound district, layetto the girls had etwie ;which' and throughout much of the rest will be sent to Dr, Pahner for use of southern Ontarin.'Parry sound in the hospital at Hat -ellen, 13.C. District J3iologist la A. Walden - • Points out that the smelt 'eats Tile reader, Mrs. Clarence eMe- plankton and some fish but that Clenaghan, told of the weak Of the there is • no proof that it has group and of the 'VV.M:S. "schools serionsly affected game fish. • In to which the girls were centribut.! fact, it is au impertant item in ing their funds, Jean and ,Marlene the diet of some lake trout, popu- Martin led in the Easter worship lations. Rams a more direct value service. In providing sport and fond during Mte, Dawson Craig, president 'of ine raying spawning run. the Presbyterian W.M.S. and MO. 'The smelt serves as food for Milan Moore, president of the':' native species, but its real place United Church W.M.S. 'Wok. the • hi our waters is still limier study," pirdge from the girls in the affilie some little fish which first appear- ed 'in abundance here about 1936. Like rainbow trout and carp, the smelt is not native to Ontario, though it has ellewn a remarkable ahility Lo ardapt itself to inland 13uchwurai-Hanna.-That the '" ap- pointment of Lloyd Montgomery as orucellosis inspector by the brucel- losis emulatee be confittned, his concessions to be 8, 9, 10 and 4. Carried. Mark Cruelly was present. asking :or a grant for the Belgrave Pipe Band. It was znoved by Purdon aeconded by McGowan that the council give Et grant. of $50.00 to the Belgrave Pipe Band, Carried. Road charities: Stuart MeBurney, salary, $171).00; 'Wm, T. Irwin, wages, $38,60; Fred Deacon, wages, $30.75; Philip Daw- aun, welding plough, $4.00; Purdon 1Vbelors, bralreline grader, $6.50; Sadao"' Hardware, shovel, $3,05; G'arnpbell's Garage, 4 cross chains, 14.4.0; ;Canada Packers 6 cwt. salt, $6.60; can. Oil Co., 265 gallons of gasoline, $92.34; W. 8, Giberna, grader insurance, $192.30; Domin- toil Road Machinery Co., clutch, $571.68; .1 -toss *Jamieson, ploughing, sanding, eta, $106,00; Geo. Rad- ford, ploughing, $345.00. General cheques: H. C. MacLean, :premium, $12.00; The , Winginun Advance -Tithes, at-Weal:41n, $2.52; Donald Cook, 1 fox bounty, $1,00; Ansociation of Assessing Officers of Ontario, $10, . Ilatina-Buchanan--That council adjourn to meet May let, at one o'clock at the I3e1grave Comlitunity Centre, Carried. Orval la, Taylor, Reeve IT. Thoinpson, Clerk. RED CR033 LIMN HALF WAY TO MAL coast of North 'America whento .some were introduced to Cryetal Lake 'near Lake Michigan. Es- caping into Lake Micbigan, these smelt have formed the basis of *Ur whele upper lakes population. eays Mr. Walden. The 1950 smelt fishing regu- lations, permit residents to take smelt in a (lip net up to 3 ft. by 3 ft. witimut a lieenee during the monalie of April and May. A and Karen Groskorth gave read - resident may AltiO it seine net up Inge. Elaine Conn danced the high. In 30 11. ay a it or a clip Act Up land fling, Sara Caswell played the piano, and the leader, lalre. Clar- enee laleCienaghan was presented ; with a teapot and salt and pepper! )1101Ef•rs as it remembrance frenk the group before leavirig for her ' um home at Rothsay. The mystery mothers were call- ed to the front earl each (1.0.1T, Inemaer found out who her mys- tery Inoilur had been. The Nee 1:11:en ln:I:. Iloa! Anthem thesed the Meeting limy bit' (ipi'i'alt'4 ilny 0 There are no willent in withal e lieenee Is not rerprired, bet the smelt seineN 0110 ilili ua tts 'luny tint 111'•used in (he waters nf Victoria, . . Hitting its stride, the 1.119G lted linrhtun Crandies, Trent River Cross campaign for members and or lake alengeg, in Crow Lahr., Node, has rolled half Way to its Mow Rivet. or Beaver Creek itt ation se:vice, with Frances Henraa •Joan Caeemore, Muriel Moore and Kathleen Fisher taking the parte for the C.G.1.T. Karen sang Ude llouse" and Marilyn Morrison to 6 ft. by 0 fa to take emelt under Lite authority nr a "Resident Lieenee to Take Pmelt foe Per- solval Use," available from licence issuers al $1. AThon-reeirient may take emelt under the authority of a $5 "Non- resident Liceeee to Take Smelt for 'Personal Um" - and Mary Fisher and Marilyn lvtor- rison were itt rharge of the re+ (*radian period. . Peterhorottgla larirtinnaberiand or goal 8111e0 OtWt1.iJ1I Mare,' 1.14,, it ilasilizgs +County, lit the Rideau was announeed last week, by Mr. niver between ling's ihte'lf lnint W, Lloyd Wood, (*aweigh their- mul the Ottawa River in Carletnn niuUt fOr Ontario Divielon fled County, or itt waters set apart Cross, under the Came and Fialieriee Art While restille ere approaltrattely lor tlw regulatirme thereunder. even With last year, 110 cautioned Smelt may he taken, however, Irt against )088 of nioinenttlitt because Lake Ontario fronting Northam - Red Cross needs- at•e greater than berland and Durham Counties. In allY Year Since tile Itareall War- The nails, dippers mid such con - He appealed to Ontario 'citizens not. frivolity» used by smelt fisher - yet contacted Lo send their sub- men are tilt considered al) small dip nets. As such, the resident operator does not require a 'license if the Mae dere not carved 8 It. by 3 It., the Minister eXplained, soriptions to their local Red Cross branehee Or to Orltatie Division Red Cross, 460 JarvIS Street, Tor- onto, Ontario, A good crowd gathered last Thinsday night at 8.8, No. 111, VVawanosh and after it short pro.« grant with Lawreate Thyler as chairman, Mr. and Mee, Larne lin and daup,later, of Kirton, and Mr. and 'Mrs. William O'Brien oi Whalen, who had also assisted tt ilie propene, provider/ Wield ft1i dancing. Fred Deaten ealled ort, This was the final get-tOgethiera'04 the heaSon for the t, Wttifteriaala- people, Mrs, Robert Seat and on Mi •ray, have been very lit with asles• tinting the past waak.