The Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-07-11, Page 2Islhbsielass MIv e-Tinies, T iurrssday, July 11, 168.
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were present
se July s-eston of West
lyaawr*nosh Council on July 2.
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**in petition, signed by
owners on con, 8, was
mooted and acerepted. The
ckatk, Joan Armstrong. was in-
strueted to contact :Messrs.
Gaarnshy'aand, Mannerow with
regard to undertaking a survey.
After some deliberation the
tender of George Radford Of
Blyth, at $1300.00 was accep-
ted. for the construction of the
open portion, of the Forster.
Drainage Works, subject to the
approval, of the owners eoternm
ed.
William R ntoul appeared
before council with regard to a
complaint' under the Line
Fences Act.
. A motion was :passed tel ac«
eept a flat rate of $176.QQ
from, Bell Telephone to relo*
Cate gable at the bridge site .on
Lot 17. Cort, 1Q and 11.
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D. G. INDUS
The warm, sunray weather
of the early part of the week
has accelerated the harying op.,
Oration In the county. There
is std aaa large portion of the
crap to go in. Cairn and white
beans ate growing well in all
puts of the county.
Spring grains look ve y good
with all of the crop approaching
the Milk stage. Sonne barlage
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will m; os km hammed a•d pee
mto
$i at approximately 8
moistures
The ,turnip crop is ra awry
looks very favorable.
Speeding doesn't r+aally says
time if you consider the 'risk
involved. If you drive at 70
instead of 80, yon save 9 sec'
ends in a Mile. if you drive st
35 instead of 30 you save 17
seconds, • Are you Teeny in that
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PUPILS :AT U.S.S. 12 East and West Wawanosh when
Elisabeth- WelwQod wen, the teacher; Front: Stuart ,Mc.
Burney, Eliwell Webster, Myrtle Webster, Tommy Magofl
fin, Second row: Etta Woods, Eva Campbell, Amelia Lever,
Discussion at Cie ntralia
Will' Webster, 'Mary. Woods, Elliott .Taylors Erma`
Weds,
Back row: Jennie. Norrman, Jim Norman, Willie.•D w, flat;',
tie Weiwoocl, Stanley McBurney,. Ha ei "Campbell',
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Farm Income Committee
seeks farmers' o
"There are farmers in Huron
County who are doing fairly.•
well,. but personally I feel that;
In general, the fanner here
does not have an adequate in-
come:"
n-come;" Gordon Hill., V
arma, a
member of theOntario
Farm
Income• Committee, coalmen
ted on the discussions held at . ---
Centralia' College of Agriculture
and Technology last week. --
Mr. Hill was of the opinion
that•in some cases management
was involved, but in many •
others circumstances were not
conducive to a successful farm
operation.
From his observation asa
rneimber of the committee,
whi9h`has-been touring the
pro'ince, Mr. Hill was willing
to admit that the County of
Huron was in a much better
position than inost of the coup .
Mims Council
Reeve William Elston pre-
sided for"the July meeting of
Morris Township Council on
July-lst. -The road accounts
amounted to $10,301.13. The
.general accounts were passed
for. payment and a' grant of
$100..00 was given to the Blyth
Recreation Committee.,
William Elston and Thomas
Miller were appointed to look
after the repairs to B branch of
the •Grasby drain.
Couecil will meet on Aug-
ust 5 at 8 p.m.
Bylaws passed,
bj 6W. Council
East Wawanosh Council met
in regular session on July 2nd
in the Belgrave. Cornmunity
Centre with the reeve, Roy Pat-
tison presiding and all the
members present. Minutes of
the previous regular meeting
.held June 4th and a' special
meeting held June 13th were
read. '
The tenders on the Ste.
Marie drainage works were
opened. Two tenders were re-
ceived, that of Howatt Bros.,
R, R. 1 Belgrave. and S & S '
Tile Drainage Contractors,
Fordwich. The contract was.
awarded to the Fordwich firm.
John Gaunt, township drain
inspector will receive $2. 50
.per hour plus 100 per mile mile-
age. Council accepted a tile
drain loan application, subject
to the approval of the Treasury
Department.
A byl r e 'ng ,the
adoption of biennia elections
in East Wawanosh. was given
the necessary readings and pass-
ed as wase bylaw to raise
$100,000.00 to aid in the con-
struction of tile, stone or tim-
ber drains.
A bylaw for the purpose of
levying and collecting rates for
the different purposes for the
Township of past Wawanosh for
the year 1968 was passed. Bud-
get estimates for the year 1968
were adopted. Road accounts
in the amount of $8.802.49
and general accounts of $2.440.
82 were passed for payment.
Council will give $200.00 to
the Belgrave Community Centre
for the' cost of a new fencer
The old one was removed at
the time of the'Centenniaii,
ties which the committee had
visited.
Malcolm Davidson, Bruce-
field, another member of the
Farm Income Committee,
pointed out:that farmers has
many problems' and the com-
mittee was seeking the opinions
of farmers and others with, a
view. to recommending various
programs to. the Ontario Govern-
ment. He said it was primarily,
an economic and social study.
There must be some reason why
the return to capital, labour
and financial risk, . was lower
in Ontario in agriculture Chain• in
other industries notnearly so ,
important. He "asked: Why ..
is this? •What shall we do?
What changes should be made?"
Thomas Robson, Leamington,
a big tomato grower, and Mrs,
Kenneth MacIntosh, a Kitchen- :
er alderman, vice-president of
the Consumers' Association off°
Canada, are also members of
the Farm Income Committee,
while the executive secretary
is. Edward 0' Meana, .agricultur-
al econorni `t of the Ontario
Department of Agriculture,
loaned'by the department to
this speciacommittee. '
Others prominent in the ag-
ricultural field who participated
in the conference held .at Cen-
tralia College,of Agriculture
and Technology were James A.
MacDonald, principal of the '
school; Donald, McArthur, farm
management specialist at the
school; Douglas Jamieson and
Graham Hooper, members of -
the staff; Douglas Miles, Clint
ori agricultural, representative
for .Huron; 'Eric Grubbe. Arthur,'
agricultural representative for
Wellington; and Newton Ashton,,
Stratford, agricultural repre.
sentative for Perth.
The special committee on
Farm income was'.appointed by
Hon. W. A. Stewart Ontario
..t
inions
minister of agriculture, follow
ing a request from the Vine-
land conference in October
1966. A preliminary report was
1S p ,
presented at the : em .t isle
_
conference in 3uly 1967. When
its labors are over, the com
mittee will report back to the
Minister and all farm organi-
z ations in Ontario.
Periodically; the coil inittee
has been meeting in :various
parts of the province with farm-
ers and agricultural representa'
rives in an attempt toget sug-
gestions for solutions of farm
problems.
Lakelet
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Clarke
and, Ronnie, Mr, and .Mrs. El-
mer 'Greenley and Barrer:spent•
week'hoiidayfng.at'Baubie'
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Joseph Byler
.and three children recently
spent a week visiting relatives
in Delaware, U.S. A. Mr. and
Mrs. Simon Byler remained for
a longer visit. • Miss 'Alma By• -
ler spent ten days in Delaware •
earlier.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs...
Warren Zurbrigg on Sunday
,were Mr. and Mars..,. Ken Lichty
of Milverton, Mr..and Mrs.
Robert Hibberd and Mr. Wil-
liam Baylor of Fordwich.
Mr. Laverne Webber of
Cralghurst visited attthe Web-
ber home on.Suitday.
Mrs. Emerson Ferguson at-,
tended ' an executive meeting .
of the Huron Deanery at the
borne of the president, Mrs. J.
Higgins at Bayfield on Friday.
Also •attending were Mrs. Jas.
Strong of Fordwich and Mrs.
Norman Wade and Mrs. Gordon
Underwood of Gorrie.
• Higgins reunion.
intended for Last Week*
BELGRAE The Higgins
reunion was held :Sunday in
the L` istowel Park with an at-
tendance of 84 signing the
register.
The afternoon was spent in
races, ;games and contests
with prizes 'awarded;, as • follows:
• Oldest lady, Mrs.. Louise War
wick, Bluevale; , oldest Man,:
Robert Higgins, Belgrave;
youngest child, Timmy. Penner,
Wingham j family coming .the
Mrs, Mr, and '
Carman
Farrier and family, "'Long`
Branch; couple' recently mar-
ried, Mr. ,Ind M're. David
Penner, Wingham couple, long-
est married, Mr., and Mrs.R. :
Nelson Higgins, ,R, 5; Brus-
sels; novelty, Neiil Warwick.
The committee .for ,next year
was appointed:President, •Ray= .i
mond .,Walker; vice-president,
Chester Higgins; secretary.
treasurer; Mrs. David Penner;
sPor ts, Mr. and ':Urs.. Paul' I ig-
gins and Bill Higgins`: invitation
committee,`- lis, .; Jack 'Higgins
and Mrs. Margaret -Higgins*
lunch; Mrs; Jack King, Mia. "
John Cousiiis•, , Mrs. Lloyd Mc-
Donald, Mrs, Tom,; Blunter and
Miss. Doreen, Pattison. '
r 1Vii, and Mrs. Frank Graham
Of St. Marys, invited the r clan
to' their "home.,for "tire. reit
reunion.
Lunch was served and . an
enjoyable time was had by ..all.
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REPO , I
81W, A. Stevenson ' ... 1.
Safety Officer
Good drifters -know that driv-
ing is a full . time job. Driving .
requires your full attention• all
the time. A distracted driver
is an inattentive. driver.'
fore you start out on a holiday •
trip, help protect yorirseif from
distraction by following these
simple rules:
Avoid confusion in the 'car.. •
make sure passengers' and lug- .
gage aren't blocking your -
vision.
Avoid .fatigue....schedule
regular rest stops along the way.
Avoid indecision over routes
and turn-offs by planning your
trip. ahead . of time.
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