The Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-01-17, Page 2Page 2—The Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, January 17, 1974
Morris Twp. announces
wages and appointments
At the first meeting of Morris
Township Council a bylaw was
passed appointing officials and
setting. wages for the coming
year.
Helen Martin will serve as
clerk and her salary will be
$2,800; George Michie will lre-
ceive.$1,000 in his new position as
treasurer; there were no appoint-
ments or salary changes made
for poundkeepers; Ken Taylor
and: one other individual yet to be
named will be paid $5.00 fox their
first hour and $3.00 for each extra
hour for their jobs as livestock
valuers. They will also receive
mileage payments of 15 cents per
mile.
William Souch was appointed
to serve as a fenceviewer to
replace Bruce Smith. Fence -
viewers will be paid a $10 fee.
John Smith and James Case -
more, will serve as gradermen.
Mr. Casemore will earn $3.50 per
hour and Mr. Smith wily earn
$3.40 for their services. Labor
wages were set at $2.60 an hour.
The tile drainage inspector,
George Michie will 'be paid _$10
per inspection and Waste .. Dis-
posal Supervisor Adam Smith
will get $2.60 an hour.
A motion by Councillor James
Mair was passed giving the road
superintendent, William Mc-
Arter, $3:50 an hour plus 12 cents
a mile. He will also receive $15 a
month for bookkeeping and a
• Credit Union benefit of 2 per cent,
The township's -reeve will make
$700 while the deputy reeve and
councillors will be paid $550 each.
The following appointments
were also made: Ross Smith and
Stan Hopper to the Belgrave
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Saves time; saves work
Weiys .1t
12 Ibsl 'rno
Arena, Board; William Elston and
Thomas biller to the Blyth Dis-
trict . Fire Area Board; James
Mair and Ross Smith to the
Wingham and District Fire Area
Board; Mel Craig to the Wing -
ham and District Hospital Board;
Walter Shortreed to; the•Seaforth
Community Hospital Board and
Thorne, Gunn and Company to be
the township's auditors for 1974.
The council decided to back an
attendance proposal from Grand
Bend Council to allow a re-
placement for a reeve to attend
county council in case of illness.
Councillor Mair .moved that the
Iliad superintendent and treas-
urer submit the necessary peti-
tion to the Ministry of Trans-
portation and Communications
for the balance of the 1973 road
subsidy. The motion was carried.
The council decided to pass By-
law 2, 1974 which will allow the
treasurer and reeve to borrow up
to $135,000 from the Wingham
Canadian Imperial Bank of Com-
merce on the credit of the mun-
icipality.
General accounts paid were
$7,101.45 and road accounts were
$7,714.66.
Council was informed that only
$11,444 or 6.08 per cent of the
taxes due for 1973 have not been
paid.
Eveninguflht
holds, meting
FORDWICH — The evening
unit of the United Church Women
held the January meeting at the
home of Mrs. Ken Graham. The
theme of the worship service was
"The Start of a New Year", taken
by Dianne Winkel. and Clara Gib-
son who both gave manythoughts
on the beginning of another year.
Mrs. Doug Harding gave the
feature, "The Land of Beginning
Again". A duet by Mrs. Graham
'and; her sister, Mrs. Halliday,.
was very muchenjoyed with Mrs.
Graham at the piano.
Misses Linda Martin and Cathy
Clarkson, who as delegates from
Fordwich attended Tec Alpha at
Niagara'Falls, told of what their
experiences and ideas were.
Therewere,a few quite humorous
items.
Cathie gpve a poem "My Pet
Alligator, Herman", and also one
on Women's Lib which neither
WI- ,quite agreed with. Roll call
wasanawered by members; don-
-Ming alit well card. Lutes ass
served by Mrs. Graham and Mrs,
Scott Clarkson.
Your attendance is cordially
requested at the annualtl
meeting of the Wingham
Horticultural Society
to be held
V1
Next Wednesday
JANUARY 23, 19T4
in. the Council Chambers
WINGHAM TOWN HALL
at 8.00 p.m.
Annual Reports, Election of Officers and other
Annual Business.
Refreshments will be served
-ARE YOU INTERESTED?
A well established company in the Food
Process field is considering the possibility •of
locating in the Wingham area with operations
to commence in the autumn of 1974.
• However, prior to any decisions in this regard
it is important to know the availability of both
male and female unskilled help in the Wing -
ham area. �.
This is not an advertisement for employment at
this time, however, if you are interested please
;ndicate by printing your full name and address
in the space provided and mail to:
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Post Office Box 1867
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THESE STUDENTS attend the Golden Circle School for the trainable retarded.. The'
school recently moved from its old facilities to a section of Wingham Public School. Mrs.
Florence Reavie, the school's principal, said unfortunately some people thirik 'the school
' :- Wust supplies a "babysitting ser lice" BPiit you couldn't, be more wrong'. The "sehool has nu-
--ni$erous au,,�dio visvaI aids to help` nstr.:uct the children. 4, n r. ,. , (Staff Plioto)
Turnberry holds
inaugural meeting
The Turnberry Township Coun-
cil wants to build a Bolt Bridge
some time this year and at the
council's, inaugural meeting of
1974 a motion was passed to send
a letter to the Ministry of Trans-
. portation and Communications to
getapproval for the project. The
,council also will write to the
Ministry to apply for the •balance
of the township's road subsidy for
1973.
Several appointments were
male at the council meeting to
standing boards and committees.
Harold Elliott was nominated, to
represent Turnberry on the
Wingham and District Hospital
Board for the year 1974. Reeve
Harry Mulvey and Jackson
Dunkin were appointed to the
Wingham and District Fire Com-
mittee, while , Keith Moffatt,
Stanley Moffatt, William Pea-
cock and John V. Fischer were
named to serve two year terms
oh the Bluevale Community Hall
Board and Harold Elliott, .Wes,
Underwood. Ross Smith and Wil-
liam Elston were named to serve
for one year. on the board. The
council decided to make John
Rutherford, Arnold Jeffery, ' Alex
Corrigan, Elgin Johnston, John
Wright and Douglas McPherson
fenceviewers this year.
The council plans to write to the
secretary of the Huronview
Board to find out if the board is
considering any expansion of ,
Huronview. If they are, the Turn-
berry'council would be in favor of
a site somewhere near Wingham.
: The firm of Montieth and Mon-
tieth has been appointed to audit
the township's books this year.
The township decided..o enter
an agreement with John Wool -
cock lot 5; concession 11 and
Stanley Rosart lots 31, 32, con-
cession 1 for the reforestation of
six and seven acres respectively
under the Huron County Re-
forestation Plan.
The council accepted and
moved to pay the general and
road accounts of $5,286.
RUTHIE.STRUTHERS is using one of the audio-visual aids
employed at Golden Circle School. This device is called a
"language master" and is used to teach the children how to
read and write. The school reqently moved to more spacious
accommodations at Wingham Public School, and the Chil-
dren seem to be adjusting without any problems,
Lakelet
Late for last week
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strong
and family were Sunday visitors
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wright
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Green -
ley and boys visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wylie in Ford,
wieh.
Visiting Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs., Ron Dickert and family
were Mr: and Mrs. Harvey flehn
and family and Mrs. Donald Ber-
berich, All of Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zurbrigg
visited New Year's Day with Mr.
and Mrs.. Ken Lichty and Wayne
of Milverton.
Mr. and Mrs. Derril Hallman
and family were New Year's Day
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Behrns and girls.
Mrs. Gordon Wright is spend-
ing a fe weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert McClean in Willow-
dale.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Inglis visited
Mr. and Mrs. Don Mackinnon in
Paisley on Monday.
j:$ wawa
holds IiuuguiI es
Cweneral accounts 'of $1,34644
and road accounts . of $1,868.49
were paid for payment when
the 1974 inaugural bion of Wit
Wawanosh TomMehip COUncil was
held at the. home of the Clerk On
Monday of last week. Councillors
Foran, Hickey, . f tutherfprd. and
Durnin made motions that the ac-
counts be paid.
The minutes- of the 1973 year-
end Meeting were read And
adopted on motion of Councillors
Rutherford and, reran. 'On a mo-
tion by Councillors Durnin and
Hickey, Harold 4rr1n0n WAS
appointed to act as West 1Wawan=
osh representative at a meeting
to be held in Lucknow to consider
the enlargement of the area over
which the Maitland Valley Con-
servation Authority has jurisdic-
tion.
A letter of invitation to the
Council from the village of Luck -
now, to 'attend an Arena Com-
mittee meeting on January 17,
Was presented, as was a resolu-
tion from Grand Bend Council re-
garding municipality representa-
tion by an acting reeve in the
event of illness or injury .to the
Reeve. The latter resolution was
endorsed by Council members.
The Recreation Committee will
remain as it was in 1973, and
Councilor Durnin will remain as
representative to the Lucknow
Medical Centre Committee.
Council members passed a by-
law, naming officials and setting
out their respective salaries as
follows: reeve, $425; councillors,
$375; clerk, $2,200; • treasurer;
$1,700; grader operator, $3.25 per
hour; wingman, $2.50 per hour;
casual labor, $2.25 per hour; live-
Gorrie
Miss Susan Templeman of Kit-
chener, Mr: and Mrs. Jean An-
dari and Teresa of Windsor spent
the weekend with Mr, and Mrs.
Wesley .Gallaway and Mrs. San-
ford Zimmerman.
Mr. and Mrs. William Switzer,
iiMargaret, Barbara and Billy of
Erinvisited Sunday with Mr: and
Mrs. George Brown. Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Keffer of Ethel
spent Sunday at the same home.
o Sheldon Mann returned. home
Saturday from Listowel Me-
morial Hosital. Mrs. Richard Al
dridge and Miss GiennaSeifert of
Galt visiteSunday with•.Mr and
Mrs. Sheldon,Mann. .
Miss Shirley Bennett of Toronto
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sanderson
of Wroxeter visited Thursday
evening at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Gordon Edgar.
Mr. and Mrs. George Noble and
Ken Noble visited recently with
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Noble of
Blyth. .
Donald Graham. of Kitchener
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Graham. .
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferguson
visited Mrs. \Everett Sparling in
Goderich Hospital on Wed-
nesday.
Mr. and . Mrs. John Van 'De -
Kemp have returned after spend-
ing over two weeks with relatives
at Nederhortden Derg, North
Holland and at Lollum, Fries-
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferguson
visited Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Ireland of Tees
water.
John Van De Kemp. Jr. has re-
turned home fromStratford Hos-
pl.
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Councillor* "Rutherford and
Purer moved 4 that the road
superintendentbe given an in-
crease. in salary to 00,25.i .hour,.
plugs sick leave allowance of one .
and a half days per month rota
roactive to January 1973, °HIP
coverage acid one wteek's vaca-
a tion with pay, in addition to the
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