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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-01-13, Page 12444 '• co, • A.V3411,1•4PP •'.'„ ; • r- ; ' • • „ l''74"•',47•••• Visitors with.Mr.• and Mrs. Alvin , Sherwoed on the. weekend Were Mr. and Mrs. • Robert Sherwood of Sarnia • and her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Farege, Lee -and Curtis Of Camlachle, near Sarnia. Mrs. Harold ' Errington returned -home from Wingham ,Hospital on Thursday. What was first thought to be a heart attack turned out to he a muscle spasm under the rib cage which made breathing, dif- ficult temporarily. Dorothy now feels able to resume her regular activities. Sympathy is 'extended to relatives of Mrs. Mary Barr who died following a stroke on Jan 7. She had made her home for the past several years with her daughter Annie, and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Kitchener Finnigan. ' The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper was ad- ministered at •Dungannon United Church on Sunday. Mrs. Greg Jarvis (nee Peggy Hodges), was admitted to membership and welcomed to share the communion service. Rev. H.G. Dobson commended the Sunday School children and teachers on their faithful attendance despite the wintry weather. Mr: and Mrs. Allan McNee, Edward and. Pau) spent part of the weekend With Mr. and Mrs. Graham McNee and attended funeral, rites for Sandra's grandmother, Mrs. Mary Barr. Miss Debbie Vella visited her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Worthy McNee and family at Westfield on Sun- day. Sympathy is extended to relatives of Roy Black who passed away in Wingham Hospital on Saturday after a lengthy illness. Mrs. Black is the former pva.Eriington. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kettle of Leamington area visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hodges. On Sunday the Kettles and Hodges were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Park. John and Kathie • Stan bilry *ere there also. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Kilpatrick, Agincourt; Miss Beulah Long,.Benmiller; and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kirkland visited Mrs. Cecil Blake onThursday. Thursday. Born - a son, 6 lb. a oz. to Mr. and Mrs. John Bere in St. Joseph's Hospital, London on January 19..1977. Gaut speaker at Christian Fellowship Church on Sunday morning was Mr. David Shantz of Joliet, Quebec, brother-in-law of Mr. and Mrs: Peter Martin. The filth "Happiness Is" was shown for the second time at' Christian FelloWship Church orf Sunday evening. •BROOKSIDE HAPPENINGS In the girls' hockey games to date this year the teams tied first and, in the second game the score was Streakers • 2, Strippers O. , Boys' games December 1 Thunderbolts 7, Diggers 2; December 8 Chargers 0, '1Cnightt 4; December 15 • Diggers3, Knights 9. The Students' Council provided two films for the - students during the last few days,. They were "Shakiest Gun In The West" and "Ma • and. Pa Kettle on the Farm". •Also on., Monday December 20 students enjoyed, an hour's skating at the Lucknow Arena. • DU&GANNON WI On Wednesday Dungannon Branch 'of the Women's Institute met for its regular January meeting at thehome of Mrs. Graham 'IVrcNee when • • 15 members and one visitor were present. Mrs. • Elmer Black• : president, welcomed all and beganthe meeting using the • Miening Ode followed by the Mary Stewart Collect. Mrs . -Harry Girvin,, • SeCretk Marked ache roll • which was, "Name a new fabrie,and telt how you like it", and she gave the treastArer's report. • Correppondence and bqsiness dealt wit b a donation • to Children's Aid a thank you note, the 4-H LeadersClubs which will be sponsored again by WI. This course is to be "Clothes for Letsure". ,More leaders are needed. A SeniorLeadere-Training Course on quilting, is to be available. Leaders to attend two day training are Mrs. Alvin Kerr and Mrs. Hairy Girvin. i 11 Discusion on cost of publishih ' the Tweedsmuir History plus community • history in surrounding areas showed several problems re a grant which is to be equalled by local funds. The •report of the Area Convention in November at Tillsonburg was given by the delegate, Mrs. Harry Girvin, who added several humorous incidents. Mrs. Clifford Purdon has offered to have a quilting at her home, the top and lining for which she is donating. Mrs. Gordon Finnigan of- fered to donate the batt. A committee to receive written accounts or histories for the book is: Mrs. Robt. Irvin, Mrs. Warren Zinn and Mrs. Cecil Blake. The motto on quilting was given by Mrs. A. Kerr for Mrs. Wilmer Rutledge who is in hospital with pneumonia. A discussien, followed on prices for quilting projects. Following the collection the -Queen and W.I. grace were, ithtg and all, enjoyed the lunch of" sandwiches and relishes, plus Christmas cake. Hostesses were Mrs. G. McNee and Mrs. Russell Johnston. West Wawanosh Cofincil A &notion by Councillors Hickey and- Foran opened Court, of R,evisionon the assessments in, the Kirk '• Municipal Drain RepairAnd Improvement, By -Law No. 15, 1976. The Clerk had received no appeals' on these • assessments, and no owner on the drain appeared before, the Court, ,.therefore Councillors Stothers and Cranston moved • to close the Court of Revision ' and to Uphold the engineer's assessments on the drain. • Following the closing of the Court of Revisionthe reeve and "font- councillors each subscribed to the Oath of Elected Office. • The clerk received one tender to supply a half ton pick-up truck' for the town- ship, and it was opened and considered. In general, Council members felt the price was a fair one, and a motion by Councillors Stothers and Foran accepted the tender of Hayter-Chev- Olds Ltd.,Goderich to supply a 1977 Cevrolet 1,4 ton pick- up truck at $5,140.68 plus tax, with delivery in ap- • prOXimately six weeks,, -• subject to approval by the Ministry of Transportation and Communications. The Clerk was directed to -write to the Planning Board, .statineihat the new road at Nile would be accpeted by the ToWnship as part of its road System dime it conforms to the •Ministry of Tran- sportation and Com- miinications' standards for a, municipal road. A motion by Councillors Foran and Hickey that road superintendent, George Humphrey, be paid $6.30 per • hour for the year 1977, plus 100 percent OHIP coverage and three weeks' Vacation with pay, was approved, Salaries are: Clerk $3035.(2860) ; treasurer,' $2 335.(220 0) $580.(10); councfliora, $525,(496y; grader operator, $4.90 per tioni($4.50) OHIP coverage; wingnieri,, 14.00 per hour (3.75)4 et:011111.'1'p tr, 7,7 4 ,•••. ,Jo• i ••::"0-5 Victoria Po* .6041 ...• . With great enthusiasm• these students released helium filled balloons from e )4001 EastWoiIosh. re uor .71 .;7 '7,,,.'"•••, wi '...'ytOYDOys will 60:pIayingat1h4:: HITE CARNATION SATURDAY/ JAN.'13, 1977 Relliriations Wilma 9:30 Philos 482-7535 or 482:8228 grounds FkdaY'llie aeiWa;snonsored bl the Jubilee 3 , tia _ . _ _ _ _ „„ _ _ ,.. eimmumumniumuumminiiinumaimmiwilinammumaiii . — . . .., ,. , , , '1877 CULBERT'S 'BAKERY •• 197 . '- - . • "THF.4 HOME, OF TASTY PASTRY" "49 West St.,'-Goderich, 524-7941 Committee. (staffphet•)? conimittees at inau The Council of the/Town- ship of East VVawanoshheld its Inaugural meeting for the year 1977 on /winery 4. at the East Wawanosh Public Works Garage. Reeve Sigion Hallahampresidedand all the members consisting of John A Currie, Neil Vincent, ,Ralph • Cafnpbell and Donald •Dow , were present. The members of Council _signed® the Declaration of labour, $3.40 per hour(3.20); disposal site- superintendent, $3.30 (3.10)., Two new fenceviewers were named, Larry Pentland to Succeed Wilfred Pentland and Lorne Alton to succeed Gordon Smyth. Alex Nivins was named to replace the late Harvey McPhee as livestock evaluator. • Representatives on the ) various committees were named: Harold Errington, 2 - year term on Maitland Valley Conservation Authority; 'Councillqr Cranston,. Arena Committee, Recreation cpmmittee; Councillors Stothers• and Foran, Fire Committee; Reeve L 'Yorks, Medical Centre; Councillor Hickey, Farm Safety Association, Recreation Committee, Councillor Cranston volunteered to • ,,,contact prospective candidates with a view to forming a more vital and- active Recreation Committee. Elected Office and Oath of Allegiance for the 197T-78 term. Tbe Rev. John Roberts addressed Council• giving guidance to them and was thanked by Reeve Hallahan. Minutes, of • the • annual 'meeting held December 15 • were read and- adopted on motion of Currie and Cam- pbell. By-1,Aiw -No 44071 .,being a by-law to authorize ,the borrowing of $225,000.0' to •meet current expert until the tapes are :collected was introduced, given first,, second and third readings and finally passed. On motion of Currie and Dow, the Canadian Imperial Bank -of Commerce was appointed banker of the Corporation. The Reeve and. Treasurer were:authorized to execute all acts relating to any property of the,. Cor- poration held by or. on behalf of the • Canadian • Imperial , Bank • of Commerce Wingham. Council adjourned and was -entertained to dinner by the reeve. Council re -convened at 1:15 p.m. The following appointments . by motion of Currie and Campbell were made Pr the year 1977: 'Maitland Valley Conservation Authority, Ross Taylor (2 year term); Wingham Hospital Representative, Mrs. Isobel: — Arbuckle; ,East Nirawattosh__, Recreation, Parks, and • • • • ••.;• • Ariniversaryf Birthday & Wedding I Cakes a "speelaltY :or• session_ Community. Centre Board; Neil Vincent, Ralph Camp- bell, Robert Marshall, Tom Black, Leonard :Robinson; Auburn Hall Board, Ralph Campbell.• Wingham and District Fire Committee, John Currie, Donald Dow; Blyth, and District "• Firer Committee, Simon. .Hallahan, Ralph Camphe.)4 Union Cemeter*ASIrribit Ha llahan ; Fence -Viewers,. George McGee, John Jamieson, Phil Dawson, John ,I.,ockhard, John Hallahan; • John Arm- strong. • Pound -Keepers, John A. Currie, Douwe Wilts; Blyth Municipal Recreation Committee, Robert •Mar- shall ; Livestock Valuers, Robert Charter, Murray Shiell; Solicitor, Goodall and Campbell, Wingham; Auditors, and MacGiHivray and Co. Ltd., Listowell; Farm Stifety Council, -Maurice Hallahan; Tile Drainage Inspector, John,Gaunt. An increase of six percent • BAYFIELD ONTARIO , •; •DSKI-INGIDOWNHILL POMMA LIFT CR SS COUNTRY SKI-INGI . ENJOY 80 ACRES 00 WOOD5 • 77SNOW MOBILINGI - • varpous TRAILS ACROSS PROPERTY 7•t.'T-• EOPS.Motto1,, • EsSURE— "iflr " f rn use. '0 Bil,hditY,SftkaLS1,45,&110. uP ; • • White & Whole Wheatiliced & unsliced rill be iipplied to all -salaries • homemade bread . and wages- for Township of - - • Hard Crilisty Rolts„00 cents doz. East Wawanosh employees.. The ,fee for the reeve is set • •• Lemon pies and tarts every Saturday at $750 per . annum; for 8 , Councillors $550. per annum. ' • Many varieties of Donuts datly at $1.44 doz. All convention .expenses are .; , _ • set' at $70 I - per day plus, ' ,- registration • • bilinnimninnionninininPlinalieunlinitilinnuallilninnon, lennin• ,,;•• • Alimiumanamme, • • The �1PFOr1 11114A4. 4 cilitiotiit GROUP •,2.•!)!ECE and '3'PIECE • '''YS.,!•$ S295 f,„,,,;42;•,....-4•„,,,i._.1,:'„:•:-.1,-•-•:';•;ti44."4::' ''''.:.144e:p•,.:•;:til'?:.,.i... 7,tetx•p:".r.•,,,),O.::,.,:•,.•4,4.;.:1,:' xe•4;, ,..t -•:• • ,;.&•.:,;.;; — :1;f:'' • 'r ;t7;• ;,;.- ••••:: .:-..1.1,i.,.',•:'''''',,` • 1 Vi,h . 44' '' it4DEROF I. i? : ' Fr ' • O&M CAlldtnANS , 110 :SC ed aig 5p CT m .4757 IN e. n, tc. of 1 —2 se S. 5 Ida in • hot e 5; t eri iou n. 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