HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-01-16, Page 12(r aQ�e- me Thunday, 11 Q* !Q M
OI.VICk Council Degins
Appointments were the first
Kerns, OU the agenda for Howick
TOWUE11tp. Council as ey met for
the firsk time in 1975.
Reeve Robert Gibso3n was ap-
pointed to represent Howick on
the Wingham District Hospital
Board.
The reeve and Coun. Harve
McMichael were appointed to the
Pioneer Park Board, which is a
small park dedicated to the first
Howick settlers.
Coun. Harold Hyndman was
selected to serve on the Maitland
Valley Conservation Authority
for 1975 while Coun. McMichael
will represent Howick Township
on the Saugeen Valley Conserva-
tion Authority.
Council appointed the following
boards:
Belmore Hall Board, Mac
Inglis, Ken Dickson, Barry
Mulvey, Mrs. Leonard Metcalfe,
Earl Fitch, H. McMichAel, Cow—,
Stuart Douglas;
Fordwich Hall Board, Dave
Dinsmore, John Wilson, Anson
Demerlting, Stan Bride, Coun.
James Robinson, Reeve Gibson,
Mrs. Crosby Sotheran, Clarence
Carswell;
Gorrie Hall Board, Bev.
Currah, Bill Nag, Mrs. Jack
Ferguson, Ray Gowdy, Coun.
Hyndman and Reeve Gibson;
Wroxeter Hall Board, Andrew
Gibson, Mrs. Robert Brown,
Bruce Chambers, Gordon Kaster,
Corn. Hyndman and Colon. Mc-
Michael;
Howick Community Centre
Board, Carl Stewart, Don
Coghlin, Dave Neilson, Robert
Edgar, Paul Stacia, Robert
Hastie, Lyle Foerter, Blake Gib-
son, Norman Fairies, Reeve Gib -
The Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday; Janury 16, 1975
'75 with various appointments
son and Coun. binson.
Fence viewers appointed were
Larne Robinson, Blake Gibson,
John Ferguson, Tom Inglis,
Bruce Kreller, James Lynn,
Walter Renwick, Robert Hastie
and Robert Allan.
Robert McNair was appointed
poundkeeper for the Township of
Howick for 1975.
Coun. McMichael was desig-
nated as fire area representative
for the Wingham area.
The recreation committee will
be Dave Neilson, Mrs. June Mac-
Ewen, Gordon Kaster, Linda
Pocaluyko, Lynn Bunker, Mac
Inglis, Garfield Gibson, Coun.
Hyndman and Coun. Douglas.
Coun. McMichael was ap-
pointed by council to serve as
livestock and poultrx evaluator,
to be paid $10 a trip.
Council decided to join two or-
ganizations for 1975, the Ontario
Association of Rural Municipals-
ties at a fee of $120.72, and the On-
tario Farm irrainage Associ*tion
at a cost of $15. Coun.. Douglas
was appointed tile drainage in-
spector.
MOVING ARENAS
Two arenas were sold by. the
township, one in Wroxeter and
the other in Gorrie.
George rown's tender of
$1,250was accepted for the i.
purchase of the Gorrie Arena.
The lease for the land will be fdr
two years at a nominal charge of
$1 a year. Mr. Brown will have
the first option on the lease in two
years. The only stipulation with
the sale was that existing water
agreements with the Howick
Lions Club and Gorrie Com-
munity Livestock Auction must
be honored.
Over in Wroxeter the arena
was sold to Ted Smith of Gerrie
with a bid of $1,010. •
Jack Mann was hired 'by coun-
cil to remove mow from the
dump road at a rate of $$ an hour
for the 1975 winter.
Council instructed the road
superintendent to call for tenders
for diesel fuel and furnace oil
which must be in the clerk's
hands by Feb. 4 at 5 p.m.
A motion was passed request-
ing any organization seeking
grants throughout 1870 to submit
their tentative budgets before
March 1.
Vpcational training and job
placement assistance are among
the services provided by ,the
March of Dimes to physically dis-
abled adults.
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He is now licenced as a Life In-
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