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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-11-13, Page 10Preceptory holds family night At the November meeting of West Wawanosh Township Coun- cil a lengthy discussion took place regarding financial assis- tance to the Lucknow arena. It was finally moved and seconded by Councillors Foran and Mc- Donald that West Wawanosh council donate $5, 000 toward the cost of the arena, to be paid at the beginning of the New Year if possible, and thus seek to obtain 25/0 -grant in 1970. Tenders for the closed por- tions of the Purdon, MacTavish and Anderson drains were con- sidered , the awards going to: Gerald Clarke, Arva, $3 ,151.00 for .the Purdon drain; $786.20 for the MacTavish drain a n d $1,224. 50 for the Anderson drain. Council authorized the sign- • ing of an agreement with James R. Aitchison for a stream di- version on his property and an application was "approved for a ,. tile drainage loan for Walter Elliott. Road and general accounts were approved. BELGRAVE- - A number from this area attended the annual family night supper of t h e Blyth Royal Black Preceptory No. 1226 in the memorial hall. Emerson Mitchell, Worthy Preceptor, was master of cere ;� monies. Rev. K. Stokes of Blyth Anglican Church, asked the blessing and Jack Hender- son, of I3rucefield, county mas- ter, spoke briefly. Progressive euchre was en- joyed after the supper. Prize winners were, high lady, Mrs. Jack Henderson; high gent, Rob- ert I iihherd; low lady. Mrs. Clarence Manna; low gent, William Carter. Institute meets next Tuesday IWLG RAV E- - The November meeting of the Belgrave Wo- men's institute will be held in the institute Hall on Tuesday, November 18th at 8.15 p. nr. This is to be an open'tnecting to which all the women and their husbands and familia of the community are invited. M. Duncan. district director of the Canada Postal Services will he the guest speaker. The members living in Morris please bring sandwiches. Those mem- bers in East Wawanosh please bring tarts or squares. If yen Itefapi yobeggs in xbasket,x pencil.Markleft, OVe ,o at rause STABIMIS.H ED IN 1936. n o We spocialin in a compisto lino of FARM E 1,11PMENT NCOAVINS FARM tqUIPM.ENT Sales *ad Service Phone 36S'W6 Brussels or $274245. Seaters) ..$1,917b LET'S cHE(K' ALL THE WAYU *Air -Flo Windows *OA Ali -Steel Windows *Cow Stalls *Stanchions *Bull Pen *Cow Pen *Calf Pan *Farrowing Stalls *Water Bowls *Hog Pan Panels *Silo Unloads'r *Forage Boxes ' *Hay Conditioners *Mehr/Mill *Belt -Bucket Elevators *Liquid Manure Spreaders *Electric Feed Carts *Gates and Fencing *Controlled , Feeders *Sow Feeding Stalls *Barn Columns *Manger Drains *Gutter Drains *Feed Truck *Electric Ventilation *Roof Ventilators *Barn Cleaner *Milking parlour Stalls *Auger and Belt Cattle Feeder *Auger and Bell Conveyors GILBERT KUNKEL Specializing in HOG and . BEEF CONFINEMENT PHONE 367-5358 • BOX 75, 0 R 367-5550 MILDMAY, ONTARIO F Page 2 -- Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Nov. 13, 1969 Save thread; save mess. Rub- ber bands slipped over spools of thread keep the ends of t h e thread from unwinding and clut- tering your sewing box. When hanging a coat or dress en the line, use two hangers hooked in opposite directions and the wind will not blow the garment off. FOR SALE As a result of consolidation of operations, several Stations have become surplus to Railway require- ments. Tenders will be received until 5:00 p.m. op November 21, 1969, for the purchase and removal of Station buildings at the following locations: Erin, Ayr, Port Burwell, Milverton, Wingham, Mount For- est, Arthur, Grand Valley, Durham, Hanover, Walker- ton, Fergus, Waterdown North, Elmira, St, Marys, Thamesville, Blyth, Belle River, Straffordville and West Monkton. Buildings to be removed, sites cleared and founda- tions levelled within 60 days. The Railway Company reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Tender forms may be obtained from and tenders should be submitted to: Mr. G. A. Powell, Superintendent, Canadian Pacific Railway Company, 664 Richmond Street North, London 12, Ontario. INVEST NOW 9% Guaranteed Investment Certificates are now paying a record interest of 9% per annum, payable half yearly. For further information contactyour local financial adviser or write: 'MEMBER STANDARD TRUST COMPANY 214 Bay Street Toronto 1, Ontario 363-5477 for the name of your nearest agent CANADA DEPOSIT INSURANCE .CORPORATION THE HURON COLJNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION ° „ requires ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS; duties to commence January 1, 1970 at Schools in the Clinton, Exeter, Goderich and Wingham areas. Personal interviews will be conducted at Clinton Public School at 1:30 p.m., on Saturday, Nov. 22nd. Written applications, including telephone number, � most recent superintendent, and experience should be mailed to: J.W. Coulter Superintendent of Schools, Box 370, Clinton, Ontario. D. J. Cochrane, Director, J. B. Levis, Chairman. $84 received from history book sales MURRAY GAUNT, MAP, HUROt .1R"UCE The Council of the Town- ship of East Wawanosh met on November 4th in the Belgrave Community Centre with Reeve Roy Pattison presiding and all the members present. Minutes of the previous regular meeting held October 7th were read and adopted. The correspondence was read. A by-law to impose a special drainage rate was passed. Roy Pattison and Ken Mc - Dougall will receive $4. 00each and Winona Thompson $5.00 for selecting jurors. Roads and general accounts as presented were passed and paid and the school debenture payment which falls due De- cember 1st, 1969 was passed for payment. Mrs. Ivan Wightman pre- sented to Council the sum of $84.00 received from the sale of East Wawanosh Township His- tory Books. Road cheques totalled $1, - 401.04 and general cheques were $8, 722.50. Report From Queen's Park Energy and Resources Mipi..s- ter George Kerr has rejected demands in the Legislature for an independent investigation of safety measures for the 65 mil- lion dollar heavy water plant. under construction at Douglas Point. The Minister said all safety precautions are being taken. The plant, scheduled to op- en in 1972 will use hydrogen sulphide, a toxic gas. Fear of the affect of the gas on con - struction workers compelled On- tario Hydro to decide to move the site of its 760 million dol- lar Bruce nuclear generating station about a mile north, f arth• er away from the heavy water installation. The Minister es- timated the cost of moving the site, four months after clearing and excavating had begun, at approximately $500, 000. Ontario's future tax course will be charted in large mea- sure by the Federal white paper Gorrie NewsItems Mr. and Mrs. Alf Cahill of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Clayten of Harriston, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Fisk of Walkerton, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thompson and daughter of Galt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott of Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Jones of Hamil- ton, Mr. Ian Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morphy of Listowel and Mr, . Joe Blackwell of Stratford, visited Mr. and Mrs. S. Thompson of Gorrie • for the marriage of their son, David Thompson to Miss Sharon Peel of Gorrie, Mrs. Elmer Farrish returned home Friday from Wingham and District Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. George Mac- Donald of Molesworth visited Mr. and Mrs. George Brown on Sunday. • Mr. Alex Smith is a patient in Listowel Memorial Hospital. Mrs. John Strong is spending sorrte time at the home of Mrs. Watson Brown of Brussels. Mrs.: Brown is,apatient in Listowel Memorial Hospital. Mr. Jasper Farrish and Mi-.• chael of North Bay spent the week- end with M. and Mrs. Donald .Leader, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Woods and family of Kitchener visited • Saturday with Mrs. James Shera. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hanna and family of Teeswater visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mor- ley Bell, . • • Mr. and Mrs. George Cherry and family and Mrs, Nellie Dredge of Palmerston, Mt. and Mrs. Sidney Kemp and family o Listowel visited Sunday with Mrs. Ed Bolander and Mr. Robin Bolander, • Mrs, Raymond Gowdy and Philip and Mrs. Everett Cathers of Wroxeter spent a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gilmer of Ancaster. . Mr. Birks Robertson of Tees - BEFORE YOU BUY A USED CAR ! SPECIAL THIS WEEK TWO BRAND NEW 1969 FORD CUSTOM 4 -Doors, V8, automatic, radio, pow- er steering, rear window defoggers, whitewalls and wheel covers. Both reduced in price to clear for new models. '68 CHEVELLE 2 -Door Hardtop, Auto., radio '68 CAMARO 2 -Door Hardtop, radio, automatic, bucket seats, console TWO '67 FORD CUSTOM 500, 4 -Dr., V8, Automatica radio '66 FAIRLANE 500, 4 -Door, 8 cyl., auto.,. power steering '66 CHEV Impala, 4 -Dr. H.T., 8 cylinder, fully equipped '65 CHEV. Impala, 2 -Dr., Hardtop, Auto., radio '64 FORD 4-000R-8 Auto., radio • '64 PONTIAC, 4 -Door, 6, Auto., radio '67 'DODGE 400 Truck, chassis and cab, V8, 4 -speed transmission, heavy duty equipped '66 CHEV. '/s -ton WINGHAM PHONE 357-3460 BRUSSELS PHONE 249 0.111 water visited Saturday with Mi. and Mrs. Gordon Edgar. Mrs. Elmer Downey and Mrs. Woods of Palmerston visited Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Edgar and called on other friends on Mon- day. Miss Larke Carson, St. Thomas, and Miss Margaret Sach of London spent the week- end at their respective homes. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Searson called on Mrs. Jane Searson of Sarnia on Sunday. Miss Cheryl Haskins -attend- ed the. Music Convention in Stratford on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lansley of Toronto spent the week -end. with Mr. and' Mrs. Archie Milt. er. Mrs. Fleming Grainger of Brussels and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Elliott of Ripley visited Wed — nesday at the same home. on taxation expected soon, On- tario Revenue Minister John White indicated in the Legisla- ture this week. Mr. White said the Province's decision about vacating the succession duty field, imposing its own capital gains tax and having its own income and corporate tax syst- em will be determined by what Ottawa proposes, The Revenue Minister went on to say that the capital gains tax would be imposed gradually to avoid any substantial drain of capital away from the Prov- ince. The rebate system for personal income tax would in- clude credits for sales tax, mortgage interest rate and prop- erty tax paid during the taxa- tion year. Mr. 'White's Department is in the process of setting up ap- November meeting Howick council peal officer* in all tax branches such as sales tax, gasoline tuc ,and tobacco tax. The Government eventually intends that the Department of Revenue would become the central collection agency for the entire Government. Not only will it collect taxes under the 11 Provincial statues now un- der its jurisdiction but it will also take responsibility for ga- thering medicare premiums and other Government activated or administered programs. At the November meeting of Howick Township council on Wednesday of last week approv- al was given a by-law for the stop signs on township intersec- tions. A grant of $25. 00 was voted to the Huron County Plowmen's Association. Permission was granted to Glenn Bast. and Raymond Gowdy to cross Martin and Princess Streets in the Village of Gorrie with hydro cables. The clerk was instructed to prepare a by-law which will re- quire that all buildings be at least 75 feet from the centre line of roads. A refund of $14. 88 was auth orized to John Thornton °in con- nection with warble fly spray- ing charges, and a grant of $250 was voted to the Howie k Agricultural Society. Road and general accounts were passed. Howick Grapevine LINDA LANGENDOEN, ANDY DOIG, LINDA MARTIN HO WICK- MINTO On November 3, Minto Pub- lic School and Howick Central School played a flag football game. '"In the end the score was 13-12 in favor of Minto. In the first quarter of the game Minto scored a touchdown on a 40 -yard run and the con- - vert was good. That made the score 7-0 for Minto. In thesecond quarter David MacEwen ran 35 yards to the Minto 5 -yard line. Rick Sid- dall plunged 5 yards for a How - ick touchdown and the convert was missed. Half-time score was 7-6 with Minto leading. In the third quarter Minto scored a touchdown on a 20 - yard •pass and run play. The convert was missed which made the score 13-6. In the fourth quarter Brian Hoist ran 60 yards for a Howick touchdown. . The convert was missed which made the final score 13-12 for Minto, Doug Inglis and Tom Jillings played 'a strong defensive game for Howick. Results of Inter School Flag Football standings are: • Minto • 16; Howick 14; Mount Forest 8; Palmerston 6; Harriston 0. 0--0--0 HOWICK-MT. FOREST On November 6 Howick ad- vanced into the finals by beat- ing Mount Forest 33-0. In the firstquarter Brian tfoist kicked a 20 -yard single to give Howick a 1-0 lead. Later in the quarter Rick Siddall ran 10 yards for a Ilowick touch - down and the convert was miss- ed. Ron Kaufman made a touchdown on a quarterback sneak. Doug Inglis then ran 5 West Wawanosh council accepts drain tenders yards for a convert. The score was•14-0. The second quarter had only one touchdown by"Ron Kaufman with the score 20-0 for Howick. In the third quarter Rick Sid - dell scored Howick's fourth touchdown. • The convert was good on a pass to Tom fillings. The fourth quarter had two touchdowns. by Rick Siddall and Ron Kaufman making the final score 33-0. Howick played a strong of- . fensive and • defensive game. Leading ourdefensive game were Earl Thornton and Brian Hoist. • Monday, November 10 , How- ick and Minto were scheduled to play their 2 -out -of -3 series league. . Morris Council gave $25 grant Reeve Williams Elston pre- sided for the November meeting of Morris Township Council last week when all members were present. A grant of $'.; 5. to tate 1luron Count my Plowmen's Association was passed. Road accounts amounting to $1.049. fly and general accounts of $'2.003.88 were passed for payment, i\ report on the Congram Municipal Drain will be read on De,cembesr 1, at 8.30 p. m. LOOKING FOR A GIFT THAT WILL LAST ALL YEAR ROUND? 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