HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-01-15, Page 10The' 1970'. inauguralsession of
. council a for" West Wawanosh.
township .was held on' Tuesday,
January 6; commencing, at; .11
a 1i>i . All members :were
-attendance - - Reeve Lyons,
presided,
The minutes of the session of
• December' 15...were `' read and
adopted on motion 'of
• . Councillors Aitchison and
Forgo....'
By -Law No. 1. 197.0, was
given final reading and passed on
mdtian of"Cou'heillors Aitchison
and Foran, and carried. This:
by=law names, officials for _tile
year. 1970, and sets ' out the
salary of each. 'Salaries arc , as
follows: reeve °- $300;
councillors '$250; , clerk �-
$1,100; treasurer - $600; grader
operator - . $2.10 per hour;
wingman and casual labor --
$1,75 per hour; livestock
- •evaluators -- $5 per inspection;
fenceviewers -- $10 per-.dar.
By -Law No. 2, 1970,, naming
Harvey • Culbert' , as ' road
superintendent for West
Wawanosh and setting his salary
at $2.10: per hour, was given
third reading L'aiad,_f m.iiyn.passed
on motion of Councillors
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McDonald, and
Rutherford. Cerdoir- Beadle, fog•
'Carried. $g.Q0; Ontario"
. y=Law. No, - .-3, ,11' 7R, u g non _ stree
authorizing -• the„; council to- • $667.52.,
Pbo rQWisufficient funds to carry_
ou the bus ne ',Of the tow.xr ip
RQAG' AGGGU T$
Harvey. ' ' tl Gutb�ex
far the, dear • 1,�.7p, . untie°• � ��, . salary,
bounty, plowing is nowt $259.60; D.R.M.
,Hyke,' . Co. Ltd., P, parts and bolt ,
lighs,. $1.1..68;" T. Oarniss, re1mir' chain
saw . $..00:; Township of
collection
pion of tares, was passed in,.... 5.7�, �--�►eoxge Iiu�phre�a.
,the. mount . of $80,000, - On .� derN,operator, $132,56; Allan
motion of . -.--Councillors Donald,. wingman . $90.75;
Rutherford and Foran. • , f* Russel. , ,,.a.
phdiips, ' wingrnan,
On motion of Councillors *58.64;N. McDonald, plowing
Rutherford ,and .loran, the read ` snow, $354.00; Roy • Hardy;,;
superintendent was directed , to.
have bids ' called for ; ` the
construction of- a" culvert ,;t ,Lot
.1 6, Concessions 6 and 7.
• The . road . 'accounts, 'were
ordered paid, , on ,:notion of
Councillors, McDonald, and
Aitchison, ' . ,
GENERALyACCOUNTS-
• The following general
accounts - were passed for
payment on motion 1 of
Councillors Aitchison " and
McDonald: Municipal' _World,'
two . subscriptions, -.. $15.00;
Municipal World, forms, $16.09;
welfare accounts, $897.75;
County of Huron, charges -
collection••-o'f taxes, $186.56;
West Wawanosh Mutual, hall fire
insurance, three. years, $10.00;
Eric Stewart, fox bounty, $2.00;
Colborne% , boundary
yyy' account*
$228.44,. 0Mil t/AR, membership
fee., $15.00; Bank of Commerce,. '
C.P.,1, and. income tax,. $39.51; ` _..
Redeliver Cxerieral, -U.I, stamps, : x
'Coiuneir. adjourned to wed .
"F�ebruar ! 3 at 1 „p, i, ;at the '-
.. Clerk's home.
Winter
Hockey Sticks ;
Flashlight 'Batteries
Underwear
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.'The 'Royal-. Canadian
Wg ion ane ::_
_.. Tournament was held in Kincardine on'Saturday evening, - January
10, with the Goderich team winning the_ (championship. The team
was sponsored by -Branch 109. Left to right, are, back .row:
'.. ,Murray, Wilson,. Steve Drew, Michael- Cummings and Mike
Andrews'. Centre row:, Bruce Hudson, manager; Kevin Charleton,
y-- -Doug Marshall, Don-- ley-,icoach; --Allan Morgan -and ---Warren
1Vlolana, tra,%per TFront row: Terry "Fritz14, ,Rick oo y;• Gerry
Fritzley, Peter Duckworth, Grant Skelton and"Lee Arbour. The
team 'played three games defeating Kincardine, Teeswater and .
Ripley. They scored 28 goals with onlytwo returned against
them. - Kincardine News photo _
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Local"Obituaries
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MSS. A. A.LOUGNEE'D ( ) and two sisters` Mrs-
. Frank ' Mrs. Smith was born Laura o General Hospital on' -'Sunday,
1 d Mrs Alton .(Luey)-*Sherwood, daughter of Christian Brserge on three- bnth illness.
W Elf RAUCI . t - (Kate) Mi1I , 'AAherstburg and Bergerson on April 7, 1881,.+..a . Janda fy ' 11, following a
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Mrs.
de ai , e (Lougheed) w yrauch+ ZrPP Hill, and the former Pauline Sverison
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188 , Florida: -• ,.
• .Mr..- Million was born °___111'
:Leal - Xces were •held "� at M. myth had been a. Colborne ;.Township, aG son of
r;•-•-• . Blake'. Street, -died -at -Alexandra— , _Were. A
Maine and 'General Hospital on ' Stiles 'Funeral Home on Sunday, resident of "GG"oderich for " 65' John and Minnie. 1Vlihion. He
u ay, . January 11 following which ' years'. °before moving to hyed in Colborne Township until -
in Se tein er "
When End January 11 follownng a - � 1969
sh'ort,illness. She was 68. removal was made to the Walter Huronvi September,' r 17 years ago when he moved to
Mrs. arauc wasorn
W y hb on D Kelly Funeral ' Home, She was married to Jaines G derrch
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August 26, 1901, in Wyandotte, where the funeral Samuel Smith who predeceased
Windsor,
Michi adaughter of William service was held at 1:30 p.m. on her in November, 1968. She also • Mr. Million was ,a drill ' hand
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' 'Nichols and the former Lucy -
Wedne'sd'ay' January ' 14 Rev. : was predeceased by One son, employed by the Dominion
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W n She - lived in Michigan Cannon . R.C. Brown- officiatkd. „ - Bergerson,and -by one daughter, • Road Machinery Company and
until Interment was in Victoria - Florenee, •
was, married -to • the.former
• until 1920 and in Windsor
11961 . ' • Memorial Cemetery, Windsor, . Surviving are' .one son J. A. • Edythe Hardy. -
FRESW•CUT BLADE .
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On November 2, 1961; she. Ylth lbea rein-being-members---S-m i e S .ffiwving with his- wife ares
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married. •Willi rrr i auch' in of the Order of the Eastern Star daughter, . Mrs.' Bruce one son, -Kenneth, "Hanover; two
, Toronto; f i, e
Leamington and moved 'to Lodge. A Barnes o r o n o , v brothers, Benson in Port
h'ld three great
_9 A memorial service was held grandchildren ren anal Colborne
: io She
in at the funeral home at 6:30p.m. grandchildren, ' England;
a She was a' life - member of the
Windsor Chapter No. 4 Order of
' .•the - Eastern --Star and 'was ' a
on Tuesday; January 13, by the " 4 The funeral service was held
Inds& Chapter No. 4 Order of at _the McCallum Funeral Home
e Eastern Star. - - at 2 p.n-i. on Friday, January 9.
'MRS. LAURA SMITH . ,Rev. Leonard Warr -officiated_
onv. erment was in Maitland
member of the Church of the f
Ascension, Windsor.
urvivrng wi -e .
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are one daughter, ,Mrs• Arthur died there on -Monday January • Cemetery. Pallbearers W were:,
Smith Jr.,Lou
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(Mary Ellen) Bourdeau,
5, after, a six-month illness: She-. James �:
Elwood,'Jack Rean, Floyd Harp,
Gordon ' Sedgewick and - Ivor
Goderich; three grandchildren,„ - was 88..
and Clayton -"ti In-•
one • sister, Mrs.
Kenneth • .(Phyllis) : McMillan, -
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Goderich and several ..
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The funeral service was held
at the McCallum 'Fiuheral Home
at -
),2 p.m. . on Wednesday,,
January -14.i..116.; Leonard -Wart
officiated.
Weaver. Flowerbearer was ` Interment_ vias in Maitland
Robert Barnes.
Cemetery. Pallbearers were: Joe
DUNCAN B. MILLION Sudyk, Alvin 'Keyes, Dave
Duncan B. Million, Goderich, , Harman, Harry ,Little, _Benno
died at Alexandra Marine and D.ubler and Bob D'aef - -
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