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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-10-10, Page 12Mu, Mrs. Carol Donaldson, Grade It teacher at Howick Cen= tall School, readies pupils for the parade.—Staff . Photo., Director over FGRDWICHwwThe Howick Fall Fair on Saturday drew a large attendance in spite of cold weather and some showers, Gate receipts, something over $1,200, were up slightly over last year. The exhibits were `sof excellent quality and in in- door entries one exhibitor was from Dominion City, Manitoba.. The midway wasa big attract- ion for the chi.ldrep while adults took •in the exhibits. Following the, parade of school children Ken Edgar acted; as master of ceremonies. • Ar$ong the platform guests were Murray Gaunt, M. P. P. for Huron -Bruce; Robert McKinley, M. P. Huron; Miss Sharon Peel, ' Miss Midwestern ' Ontario; Dave e Inglis of the Department of Agriculture and Food, Clinton; -and August Keil, Mr. Keil, 90, was introduced by the fair president, Glenn McMichael and presented with an award of merit for Iong service to the HowiekrAgricul rowNship toundis set•nominationdates Howickprepares for .winter work Reeve. Harold .Robinson pre- sided for the regular meeting of Howick Township council on Thursday, when several ap- pointments were made and . tenders accepted for whiter work. Clarence Gibson was ap-' pointed to - the Fordwich ceme- tery board. Zoe' tender of Mac . Wylie was accepted at $6. 00 per hour for power sander and load er, the township to supply fuel for the, los e�r. The. tenders ofack Inglis, f g , Everett Cathers' and C. D'Arcey ere 'accepted at $8.00 per .our for 'snowplowing, plus $100 per -month standing time. C.D'Arcey's tender of $1. 2 5 per yard for screened gravel was accepted.' .i Grayel is to be deed to the township shed November 11 was declared a hell idayy i�h' the township on mo- tion of Councillors Ferguson. and Newton.. 7 Court of revision on .• the 1968 assessment roll was set for :October 25; Applications for tile drain loans were accepted frombBob •'Verstege and Carl Dinsmore. Burns Ross and Associates were liistructed to prepare pians for the Jones bridge west. It was . also decided to recorumendthe name of Bruce Chambers as a possible member of the; county planning committee. the ap- plication of Ken Denman was accepted as operator of No. 2 Grader. Road accounts and• general accounts totalling $19,238 were approved. West Wawanosh counciIII l meeting West Wawanosh Council met October 1,with all mem- bers present... By-laws were passed to set nomination day for November 22 .from 1 to 2 p. m. with election day, 'if necessary, en December 2; to set rates and authorize collect- ion of the levy from ratepay- ers for 1968; and to authorize . the reeve and treasurer to bor- row sufficient money to carry on untiltaxes are collected. C. Branton, bank manager at Auburn addressed council briefly with regard to banking for the township. = Tenders: will be called for snow plowing. 'Road and gen- eral ac#coints were passed for payment.. Accept tenders' for. snowplowing'F . Three ratepayers attended the Morris Township 1Couincil meeting on October 2,, to hear the report on the Little exten- sion drain. Reeve William El- ston lston presided at the meeting and all members of c o u n c i l were present. The engineer's report was adopted by provisionally adopt- ing By-law No. 10 as read the first and second times. The court of revision on the Little extension drain was set for November 4 and R o.b e r t Grasby was appointed commis- sioner. Road account in the amount of $1,408.21 were accepted for payment. The road superiniten- dent and the treasurer were ask- ed to submit the necessary pc. tition' for interim payment of the road subsidy. The following tenders for snow plowing were accepted: Wilmer Glousher at $10.40 per hour and. $10.00 per day stand- ing time; Glen Snell at $10.00 per hour and $9.00 :per day standing:' time; Glenn McKerch- er at $8, 50 per hour and $8. 50 per day standby. All tenders were accepted subject to the approval of the district munici- pal engineer. A by-law to extend the term of officer for reeve and council- lors to two years was passed. Nomination day will be Novem- ber 22 with election day on December 2. There were no appeals at the court of revision on the as- sessment roll. The general ac- coun.ts.were passed,for payment. A' mature maple tree may have up to 2,000 square yards (almost half an acre) of green leaf 'surface. a • Fuel Oil Service Talk to someone who uses CO-OP Fuel Oil Service. Wethink they'll talk about us,warrrily. Not just because we keep their homes warm all winter with top quality fuel oil but because. of the way we go about its... warmly. BELGRAVE CO-OPERATIVE PHONE 3574711 BELGRAVE, ONTARIO years, society presents of merit to August Keil, 90 ural Society,. Mr. Keil was a director for 50 years and has been a honorary ry dkeetor „for over ten years.. ., The fair wasofficiallyopen- ed ' Albert (s rsc i,. of LUstowei president of District 8 A°:�. cul- tural Societies. • PRIZE WINNER$ y display by women's ordwieb U, C, W. R roxeter W, I. ; Fordwich W,I. Gp rie'W,I.; Gclrrie U. C.W. "Club . Girl Entertains": Barbara Thornton of Gordo; jean Adams, Wroxeter; Glennis. Gibson, Wroxeter. Bedroom accessories; Jean' Adams; Evelyn -Dickson, Clif- ford; Linda Angst. Clifford. Top exhibitors in sewing: Jean Hili of Kitchener; Mrs. Wes Spiers, .Palmerston; Mrs„ Wes :Heinxpel, Wroxeter. • Domestic Science; Miss R. A. Slie, Listowel; Mrs. Ruby McPhail,. Clifford Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse, Belgrave; Mrs. Wes Berlett, Pnl;nerston; Mrd, Edgar Howatt, lelgrave. Fruit: Mrs. Morley Berlett, Palmerston; Mrs, Roy Sander- son, Wroxeter. ,'Grain; David Grant, Tees water; Dave McCallum, Wing- ham. Vegetables: Mrs. Morley Berlett; Mrs. Herb Busby,° Mild may: Stake Horses: Roy McCutch- eon, Rockwood; Glenn Johnston, Gorrie; Len Bok, Wingham; Calvin Ashley, Listowel. . Light horses: ivi'ac Armstrong,, Beachvilie; •Howard Ar nstrong Beachville Ross:McKagtie, Bel - More. Ponies R. A: Sleightholm, Listowel; Stephen Holborn, Harr • ristortj Saddle Horses: Dave Dins- more, Fordwich; Mrs. Eliza- beth Berlett, Palmerston; David Moir, Corrie. Swine: Elmer Harding, Cor.. rie; ;fig Harding, Gorrie. Beef Cattle: Andrew Gaunt, Lueknowt Carman Hay, :Pal-: , nnerstdn;.,r nn O'Krafka 'Blue - vale; Oscar K'effer, Wfnghann. Dairy Cattle: :Allan Wylie, Clifford;: Russel, Ruttan, Gorrie; Scott Clan, Fordwich. +asps, h'aat1 Goldthorpe, Bluevsle; d Jloon, Harrlstae. SCHOOL SPECIALS R. W. N. Wade Tro hy, Betty Anne Brown of Howfck Central School Decorated bicycles, Donald Bolander of Fordwich; Ricky Siddarl; Latvanne Sanderson. Junior playlet Or skit, Marian Versteeg, Room 9 Howiek `Central School: Senior playlet or skit, John Fairies, Rom 13 Howick Central, A dance war held in the cbmnmunity hall. Saturday even- ing to music by Bili M ant . s Orchestra. A draw was held, the wiser .of the turkey being. Roy Stewart of R. R, 1, , Gorrie,, with Jack Mann of R. R. •f", Gorrie winning.a ham, Mx.dgrain, bari.y winners. WICH--The follow* points for mixed gain and bar ley were scored at the :Howiek pr last week -end. Mixed grain; Andy MCMI- chat! 174; John Douglas 172; Glenn McMichael end Ran Mc- Michael tied with 170; Ken McMichael 169; Jim ivicNaugh' ton 1641; Robert Gibson, Charles Gibson and Scott Clarkson 164;. Wende]amper 156. Barley: Jim McNaughton 174;Glenn McMichael 173; Jim Renwick 171; Norm Fairies and John Douglas 165; Oscar Kieffer and Walter Renwick 163; 1111 .1(ieffer186, Dave McCallum 155. • 44'ss\ Systemic Control i KILLS GRUBS AND LICE Before they do any sianiage/ More tf011ar, In your :oticet when your t. attic, go to mar ket free front gruff) damage anti Tice Ott CO OP Warble Killer now front your CO OP or Pool Outlet ,anti just pour rt on, Glenn . McMichael of. Blvevale, president of 'the ,Novick Agricultural ltural Society, presented a certificate" of merit to. August . ugu t Keil, 90, of GorrieMr. Keil was a Society director for 50 years,. until 1957, and has been an honourary dir- ' ector since that time. --Staff Photo. BELGRAVE O -OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION BELGRAVE, UNT. Phone 357-1711 HC -51 -fib Pupils from Turnberry Central School marched in the parade at Fordwich on ifismotogifeeiteistmeHavemismsei 1. )fr Name officials for election in East Wawanosh Reeve Roy Pattison presided for last week when the East Wawanosh Council met in reg- ular session. ; Approval was given for the payment to the S & S Tile Drainage contract- ors for the 'completion of the Ste. Marie drainage works. A motion was carried that council receive $5.00 each per sitting for each -drainage court of revision on the Charter, Ste. Marie and Gordon drains. In- terest will be charged on all drainage works accounts until debentures are issued. Three tenders were received on the Gordon drainage works, George Radford Construction • Ltd. Blyth; Mowbray Con- struction Co. Ltd. Wingham; and Dennis Hallahan, Malton. The Haflahan tender was ac- cepted, the full price on the complete drain bring $8, 800. A municipal drain petition from' Ivan Howatt was accepted and G. D. Gamsby of Gamsby and Mannerow Ltd. will be con- tacted. Officials appointed to act if an election is necessary for the polling sub -divisions were as follows, ale D.R.O. the first named and the polling clerk second: No. 1, George Fear, Gordon Carter; No. 2, Murray Scott, Ivan Wightman;' No. 3, Henry Pattison, Mrs. R on a 1 d • Coultes; No. 4, Ernest Snowden, Ivan Dow; Nnl 5, ,john Lock- hart, Emerson Rodger. Nomination day will be No- vember 22, at 1 p. tn. with election, if neclsary on De- cember 2, Road accounts amounting to' $6,218. 85 and general accounts totalling $1,815,81 were paid. Saturday. . :Calvin Ruttan and Randy 'Zinn carried the school's banner -Staff Photo. Corn, weeds on exhibit The North Huron 4-H Grain Cern Club held their achieve- ment day at the Howick. Fall Fair in Fordwich, Saturday, October 5. Sixteen members exhibited 12 ears, of corn and a weed collection consisting of 10 weeds. Ken MacAdam of R. R. 2, Wingham, exhibited the top • entry of corn and Doug Harding of R. R. 1, Gorrie, showed the winning eed collection. The leaders -of the club were Murray Mulvey and Hank Winkle: Scores for field and ensilage crn FORDWICH-- The following results are for field and ensil- age corn shown at Howick Fall Fair. Field Corn: Tom O'Krafka 172; Hank Winkel 170; George Underwood 167; Joe Winkel 163; Glenn McMichael, Andy McMichael and Norm Fairies 162; Doug Harding 160; Jim McNaughton 152; Harry Winkel 131. Com Ensilage: Ken McMi chael 169; Glenn McMichael and Wendell Stamper 166; ' El- mer Harding 164; Russel Ruttan 163; Bill Beiffer 160; Dave 1vicCallum 158f; Ron McMi- chael 158; `Com O'Krafka 156; Oscar Kieffer 155; Norm Fairies • 151; Scott Clarkson 142. Calves shown at Howick Fair The Turnberry 4-H Mixed Calf Club held their Achieve- ment Day at the Howick Pall Fair in Pr rdwlc h, Saturday, Oc- tober 5. All 14 club members showed their calves at the fair. , The winners of the,; different groups are: • Senior beef steer, Karen . Kief- fer;. Senior beef heifer, Doug Baird; Beef showmanship; Elaine Kieffer: Senior holstein heifer, Grace Jeffray; Junior holstein heifer, Jim McKague; Dairy showmanship, Clayton Baird. The leaders of the club this year were Dave McCallum, Doug Fortune and Len Baird. i TOCKER FEEDER SALE SALES ARENA otter 1f, nom: 600 HEAD coxisisting of . Calves, Heifers and Steers For Consignment : Contact: VICTOR •HARGREAVES JACK MORRISEY 482.7511 234.6200 - AuCtioneers-J.arry Gardiner -Harold Jackson 10-17b ESTABLISHED IN 1936 We specialize in a complete line of FARM EQUIPMENT McGAVIII'S FARM EQUIPMENT Sales and Service — WALTON, ONT. Phone 365-W-6 ' or Brussels 527-0245 Seaforth Si9rrb r� a R..FARMER--- Did you know the Wingham Feed Mill is offering a variety of hog financing .contracts? 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