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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-01-18, Page 2E • Advance -Times, Thursday, January Tvin6erry Township sets beard members for 1913 Toraherry Township council t1t heldtheir inaugural Meeting wary ("with all mem- boa taking the declaration of of- fice and hath of allegiance. Rev. irOekier was present for the inaugural meeting and of - ed a word of prayer and also liked fir guidance for the•council Mits decisions through - the . The reeve thanked Mr. de Kees, erfor taking time to come to humilural r ree ve also welcomed the d Members' back for another two Ye= as, well as the new fiber, Harold Elliott. - Make Appeiatnients ;.'e following appointments ire 'made: TIke firm of Monteith and Mon - tit as auditors for 1973. fib- Maitland Valley Conserva- tion ,Authority, Jackson Dunkin, two years, ,To Saugeen Valley Authority, natty Mulvey, two years. Wingham Planning Board, Ken McMichael and Donald Eadie for 3. • am.and figural Fite Wingham fiite Com- ttee. for 1973, Ken McMichael and Jackson Dunkin. That Harold 'Elliott be mom - Mended for nomination to Wing HOMELITE SavOs time, ("cruris work WOOS Mk p�sa bothr and arm f hair and District Vital Board for 1973. In other business councils ap- proved a motion to apply for the balance of provincial subsidy coming to the township . roads foil 1972, Council declined to accept a tender by Ross •Nichol- son to supply a truck for sanding for the winter. An increase of 20 cents au hour was approved to bring the wages of George Galloway to 33,10 per hour. The financial by-law to per- mit borrowing of 9150,000 for township use and accounts of 911,101.33 were passed. Howick Lions bingo winners Regular games: Reta Hallo - way, Wingham; Doug Felker, Ltowel; Bonnie Hislop, Wrox- eter; Mel Beattie and Kathleen Ellacott, both of Listowel; Kaye Rich, Wingham; Mrs. F. Ohm, Wingham; Mrs.. Gardner, Luck- why; ucknow; Mrs. Margaret Adams, Wroxeter; Kaye Rich, Wingham; Kathleen Ellacott, Listowel and Frank McCormick, Wingham; Joan Robinson, Lucknow; Mrs. Simon Huber, Mildmay. Share -the -wealth: Mel Beattie, Listowel;. Mary Dumphy, Listo- wel and Mrs. Ted Weyers, Jr. 925 special: Marie Hamilton, Listowel and. Mrs. Margaret Adams, Wroxeter. Jackpot consolation plus bonus: Mrs. William Upper, Lis- towel. ° I4ap° card: Mrs. Margaret Adams, Wroxeter. Door prizes: Lorne Fischer, i towel;Mary Dumphy, Listo- ,,',1)00,Fogriester,°Elmira ;Fag. Riley, Wingham. tcky , draws: Mrs. ''Peter Oyer, dxnay; Liz Alton, ,Harr ristonMel Beattie, Listowel and Madallitne meter, Cargill. Darct'game: Bea Hergott, Mild - may= $111. . ESTABLISHED IN 1936 e in, a complete livor,Cif QV ii MrrN a.Ja✓ Sales and Service. Ph. 887t.436 B1'u°saels urs ChUrch . (ANGLICAN)- - WINGHAM -- REV. Tr 11 HAWTHORN, .. Ricbr MRS. HARRY BRYDGES, Organist and Choir Leader Sunday, January 21 Epiphany 3 8.30 a.m.--Holy Communion 11.00 a.m.--Mor: ing Prayer Meetings Sun., Jan. 21 --Corporate Communion and breakfast for the men. Guest speaker will be Gordon Walter Tues., Jan. 23 --Teenage girls will meet at the Rectory at 7 p.m. M1 Mortgage Money AVAILABLE ONTARIO DISCOUNT CORPORATION LTD. k pleased to announce the Opuiig of d New Office at 160 WALLACE AVE. S. ( Next to Listowel Produce ) Listowel To Serve You Better farm - Home - Commercial Consoilidation - Renovation - Construction Payntiliti Monthly, Quarterly, '/s Yearly For Fast, Efficient Service Call ONTARIO DISCOUNT CORPORATION LTD. 160 Wallace Ave. S. . Phobe 291-4740 Office Hours: Mon. thru 'Fri,, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Other Times by Appointment Bill Ropp, Maria f, Phone Res. 33.6.2379 itch Office, P.O, Box 693, Picone 7441771 Rei. 74'3.2144 Listowel FAST AND SKILFULdescribes4he Gorrie girls entry in tip'., Western Ontario Girls' Hockey league, snapped lust before. their game with the Wingham girls Monday evening. Front row, Ieft to right are, Janice Fairless, Karen' Currah, Joanne Ruston, Cindy Brown and Carolyn McMillan; back row, left to right: Colleen McMillan, Laurie Strong, Marily ;.Grain- ger, Carol Powell,' Julie Fairless, Diane. Edgar, Mary ° Lou' Kiehl and Heather Nielson. Missing from photo, Coach Dave Nielson. Staff Photo: .lorris Township nary -ries appointees . p11 s ,, The inaugural meeting of Mot- Name Representatives, resentatives s . allowance for att� p ndmee at one ris Township proved a busy ses- ` Appointments to regional m convention would be 915 per day sion Monday of last week as boards were made as follows: plus ems• council attended to the annual A bylaw authorizing the bor- Maitland Valley Conservation task of filling vacancies on rowing of $135,000 for municipal Authority, two years, Robert boards and commissions and ap- Grasby. �`� was approved and the pointed local officials for the Morris, Greyand Bring Ministry of Transportation and ensuing year. Communications was petitioned Recreation Committee, Thomas for balancetof 1972 road subsidy. Reeve William Elston, Deputy . Miller and William Elston. - Other Business Blyth Recreation Committee,, grant of 910.was authorized Reeve James Mair and�Council- A Robert Grasby lois iobert Grasby, Thomas Mil- for the Ability Fund (March of ler and Ross Smith took the`Belgrave Arena Board, Ross Dimes) and a grant of 9150 was mith and Stanle Ho• appropriate declarations of office Y Peer• approved for the Brussels _Medi - and oath of allegiance Blyth Fire's Area , Board . Wil . cal -Dental Centre. ' Liam Elston and Thomas Miler. . In other business council de - First by-law of the year, ap- Wingham and District Eire hied ' a livestock . claim under pointing officials and setting Area Board, James Mair :::old termsthe Livestock and Poul - wage rates were passed,• naming Ross Smith, Winghann, andDis try Protection Act, as valuer did Helen Martin as ;clerk at $2,400; trict Hospital Board, Mel Craig• not see cattle concerned: Council George Michie, treasurer,"' $850; Seaforth Com1iiiiunity Hospital also decided to complete a pur- gradermen, James Casemore, Board, Walter Shortreed was chase of land from John Rinn. $2„85 per hour; John Smith, $2.80 recommended for the appoint- The road superintendent's wages per hour; waste disposal site merit. were set at $2.95 per hour plus 12 -supervisor, Adam S _ •thy 92.25 �� W � i v t an D strict ' "`�, a�. . e ur.'l�o new ,y�un. dee , , • �?t�► d . , l� . , ,►f�,1'�ile� plush;l5 per month }�F'; nw Po Fs �., � . x �� �,Hd4� it was decided �� . �!l'he t0 4-., i Y Y- '� ., witshi' ➢' ted were Alfred•dl tl;, - . g.. , , P John Cronyn. Fenceviewers and Q3i m Aston would be co , ,� �i }'`. + } `[ Oi to o Association ��ohr:tlYei4' � member for one year, and Ross of Rural Municipalities. -- livestock valuers remain the Procter nonzcouncil member for Road accounts of 94,458,03 and same . as last year. Council re- one year. general ' accounts of 93,910.81 • . muneration was set at $600 for the '° 9475 for deputy reeve and Thorne,. Gunn and Co�. were ap- .were `approved. • reeve, pointed auditors for 1973. Next meeting will be Feb: 2 at 1 councillors. each for 197g. It was decided that convention, pan. or at the call of the reeve. Corrie Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hamilton of Wyoming visited Mrs. Norman Wade on Friday. and Saturday and attended the funeral service for Fred Sharpin of Fordwich at the Moir Funeral Home, Gorrie,. on Saturday. Joseph Simmons returned' home from Wingham and District Hospital on Tuesday after spend- ing eight weeks there. Mrs. Robert Gibson attended the board meeting of the OAAS at the King Edward Sl}eraton Hotel, Toronto, on Monday and Tues- day. Edward Gilmar is a patient in Wingham and District Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Voll and Rosaline of Gowanstown were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hyndman on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson, Miss Linda Robinson and Brian Robinson visited Sunday. at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Munro, Guelph, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Campbell of Brampton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gilmar of Ancaster spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gowdy. Robert J. Gibson of Guelph spent the weekend with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gib- son. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Charles and family of Listowel visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Charles. Manfred Irwin is a patient in Listowel Memorial Hospital. Lloyd Kinnee of Hamilton visit- ed recently with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kinnee. Mrs. John Boyd is a patient in Palmerston Hospital. Miss Susan Templeman of Lon- don spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Gallaway. Mrs. Victor Stockton and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pyke visited 'Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stockton of Harriston. Mrs. Watson Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nickel of Listowel and Mrs. John Strong called on Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hoy on Sun- day. Erick Smith is a patient in Lis- towel Memorial hospital. Jack Stafford and Leslie, Har- vey and Glenn McMichael of Wroxeter, 'William McElwain of Foirdwidi and Robert Gibson at. tented the, Sbouldice re - Personal Notes union, dinner and floor show at the Royal York on Saturday. Miss Ruth Gingerich and Dale Thompson of Bridgeport spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Goldwyn Thompson. , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gowdy at- tended the investiture of the new. warden of Huron County, Roy Pattison, reeve of East Wawa - nosh Township, at the Court House in Goderich on Tuesday. They also attended the - ex -war- den's banquet in the Legion Hall and the reception of the new war- den in the Goderich arena, Mrs.Elmer Famish and Mrs. Iteders Pinders of Mount Forest have returned from a conducted tour of California. They saw the • Rose Bowl Parade, Disneyland and other points of interest. - Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kemp of Molesworth visited recently with North Huron CH Snowmobile Club GORRIE—Over twenty 4-H members attended the organiza- tional meeting of the Howick and Turnberry Snowmobile Club at the Howick Central School on Friday. Officers elected were: Presi- dent, Bruce Ruttan; vice presi- dent, Janet De Boer; secretary, Brenda Johnson; press reporter, Patricia King; leader, Blake Mc- Millan. Leonard McGregor of the Clin- ton Agricultural office was the organizer. Mrs. Glad Edgar. Mrs. John Strong spent the weekend with • Mrs. Watson Brown of Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. William Austin, ' Matthew and Peter of Tillson- burg; Mr. and Mrs. James Austin and ; Jeffrey of Elmira visited Sunday with Mrs William Aus- tin. Lakelet Mrs. Derril Mailman is the new correspondent for Lakelet. Please phone her at Clifford 327-8500. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Buchannan and family spent the weekend with Mrs. Gordon Wright. Mrs. Esther Smith of London, Mrs. Maurice Dick, Michael and Brian of Palmerston spent the weekend with Mr. - and Mrs. Eugene Metzger and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Smith and family of London visited Sunday at thesame home. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hehn, Roger Dedels and Don Berberich of Kitchener were weekend visi- tors with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Dick- ert and family. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Huth and family visited Sunday with Mrs. McGregor in Seaforth. r. and Mrs. Jim Inglis visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.' Vernon Inglis and family in For- mosa. A milk hauler knows a pro- ducer who has a rooster that is so lazy he simply nods his head when the other roosters crow. Need leaders In 4-H work LAKELET. — A New Year's poem' was the roll call answered by the members of the Women's Institute when they met for their January meeting at the home of Mrs. Gordon Wright, on January 8.w Mrs. Derril Hallman presided for a shortbusiness meeting, 4-H leaders were discussed and if it is possible to obtain leaders the club will be divided. Leaders cannot— give annot"'give sufficient help when the club is so large, so if anyone would care to become involved in a very interesting and R worthwhile cause, please call Mrs. D. Half man. The February meeting will be at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs.Jac- ques.. __. A paper. 00 "Thoughts for the New, .ear".by Edna Jacques was r a -bryryfr� Vines and Patience Strong. An auction of articles taken to the . meeting by the members realized 912:85. Lunch was served by Mrs. Wright and Mrs! Wood. 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