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season of play, when they,
defeated Fordwicb 5-0. Oa
Sunday afternoon they .played
with Clifford, defeating that team
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LOOK FAMILIAR?—This was a familiar scene on the streets of Wingham, Monday, as
Old Man Winter finally decidedly show his colors and drop a thick layer of snow on this
area. Dianne Grove, along with many other residents, didn't waste any time in clearing
her driveway "as the weatherman ,promised more of the white stuff for Tuesday.
Morris township grants
wage increases for 1980
Members of Morris Township
Council set township wages for
1980 during Monday's general
meeting.
Reeve Bill Elston will receive,
$1,100, an increase of $100 over
1979, and Deputy Reeve Thomas
Miller .Was awarded an increase
off $80 setting his wages at $950.
Councillors will now be paid $900,
also an increase of $80. '
Council decided not to increase
wages for special Meetings over
last year. They will remain at $20
per meeting for the reeve and $15
permeeting,,for the deputy reeve(
and councillors.
"It's hardly an eight per cent
increase because the special
meeting rates aren't going up,"
stated Mr. EIston.
Regarding other "township_:
employees, the clerk, Nancy
Michie, was awarded $4.70 per
hour or a' 35 -cent per.. hour in•.
crease over 1979. Shewill also
receive $45 per month rent from.
the township for operating out of
her home.
An increase of 50 cents per hour
was awarded to . the grader
operators, bringing their pay up::
to $6,75 per hour. The tile
drainage inspector will now be:.
paid $15 per call and the waste,
disposal superintendenk,.ttu.
receive $4.75 per hour t\y'
New appointments wek
made during the meetin
Mr. Elston and Mr. Miller, ng
appointed to the Blyth,: and
District Fire Board and Coun-
cillors Ross Procter and Clare
spy Cenfre News
With Christmas and New
Year's Eve behind us there were
many stories to exchange at the
Day Centre for the Homebound
this week. The group met
Tfiursday, and planned the up-
coming events for the new year.
January is gaing to be a busy
month at the centre. Jan. 8 and 10
will include a public health in-
formation exchangeon diabetes,
foot care and skin care. On Wed-
nesday, Jan. 16, there will be a
foot care clinic at the Day Centre,
starting at 1:30 p.m. The month
will also include a presentation
and information session by the
Town and Country Homemakers
on the services they provide to,
seniors. If any local seniors are
interested in hearing the
presentation or participating in
the clinic, phone 357-1440 for
more information.
Thursday's group was put to
work at -muscle toning exercises
and active games during the
morning activities. Current
events . led to a discussion on
Afghanistan and Iran and many
interesting comments were
heard: Following lunch some
clients relaxed over a game of
dards, however most were put to
work learning how to crochet
coat hangers. Mrs. Peggy
Moreland and Mrs. Lorraine
Poulin aided in the instruction of
the craft session. Tea came as a
relief' to the work at 3 p.m.
Next ^week. things will be
completely back to normal and
we&will be back to a full three
days of operation.
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Van Camp to the Wingham and
District Fire Board. Isobel
Garniss will 0 'remain on the
Wingham and District Hospital
Board and Boyd Taykir'"on the
Seaforth Hospital- Board.
Allan Mill will remain as
township solicitor and Carman
Craig and Bruce Richmond Were
reappointed to the Blyth , Com-
munity Centre Board. Allan
Campbell, Doug Machan,. Mr.
Miller and Mr. Elston will serve
on the Brussels, Morris and Grey
Community Centre Board and
Bill McArter, George Michie, and
members of council will..serve on
;the Recreation Committee.
s -The township will advertise for
aperson to count. dogs.
1n other business council
agreed to 'form a board together
with reesentatives from
Brussels and Grey 'to regulate
operations at the Brussels
Medical . Dental--C-entre. Morris
representatives' will be William
Turnbull, Brussels, and Jim
Mair, RR 5, Brussels.
Two members from council
will attend a meeting on Jan. 22
at Clinton regarding equalization
'factors. The meeting is set up to
include representatives from
rural municipalities in Huron
County in the hope they may
come up' with suggestions for
alternative tax policies. •
The township gads consent to
two severance applications, \one
from Vernon Somers and one
from William Logue. Mr. Logue's
application was for 0.9 acres to be
severed from 47 acres on Lot 3, 4
and 5, Cons. 10.
Tile drainage loans ap-
plications for $18,000 each were
accepted by council from Charlie
Terpstra and Russ Kelly.
The township also granted 825
to the Mental Health Society and
$10 to the March of Dimes.
The bylaw for the Coultes
Drain was given third reading
and passed during the meeting.
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My hushaad and f would like to
wish everyone a Happy New
year. I would like to thatttk Mrs,
-Eslnerson. It haflbelped.mewith
ills 1 of. he , peo'pple. in the
Whitechurch area and who is. no
longer writing for The Advance-
Times but who is still very busy
with the news in this area.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott
were visited over the Christmas
week by Mr. and Mrs. Phillip.
Seeley -of Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Campbell, Iiient and Lisa of
London and Mr. and Mrs. Brian
Armstrong, David and Chris of
Brussels. New Year's Day guests
at the Elliott home were Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Elliott and Jeffrey of
Brussels, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Laidlaw and Michelle, London.,
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott of Blyth,
Mrs. 'Gordon Elliott, Wingham;'
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Forster, Ray
and Wayne, Lucknow, Mr.' and
Mrs. Norman Stewart, Mark,
Susan and Heather, Lambeth.
Christmas guests, with Mr: and
Mrs. E. W. Beecroft and Karen
were Charlie Leaver of Cosy
Cottage Rest Home, Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Beecroft, Shannon,
Kevin and Heather of Wingham,
and Hugh Sinnamon. On New
Year's Day the .Beecrofts were
visited by Mr. and Mrs. Russell,
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Beecroft and.
family, Mr. and Mrs. Kirk
Beecroft, Angela, Jennifer and
Janice, Exeter,
On New Fear's Day Mr. and
Mrs. Coultes attended a
gathering at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Lewis in Turnberry.
Also attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Empey and their son Craig of
Auburn and Mi.. and Mrs. Tem
Miller, Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs.. John delloer
were visited by Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Nicholson and Erin of Strathroy
on New Year's Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer
and Kevin held a New Year's Eve
dinner. Attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Alan Falconer, Tony,
Timmy and Amy, Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Tiffin, Mrs. Robert
Mowbray, Miss Lorie FNiton,
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Milligan
and Clara, Mr, and Mrs. Archie
Montgomery of Blyth and Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh McMillan,
Watford.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Martin and family were visited
by Mr. and Mrs. Mack Hut-
Pewootta4
Baptismal service was held' in
the Wingham United Church
recently with Rev. (Barry
Passmore in charge. Presenting
their children for baptism were
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Steedman
'with son Andrew Edwin; Mr. and
Mrs. Ian Deslauriers with son
-Paul' Frederick; Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Lisle and daughter Mary
Kendra; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Machan and son Paul Andrew.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Gaunt and
Jennifer of Chatham, Mr. and
Mrs. Don. Dirstein, Richard and
Carolyn of Ajax and Mrs.
Florence Dirstein, Hanover,
were holiday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Gaunt, Edward
Street.
Twenty-five Bibles have been
presented to St. , Andrew's
Presbyterian Church by Mrs
. Frank Ross and her fami v, in
loving meinory of Mr. Ross. The
Bibles will be used in the Upper
Room of the chureh.
David Bennett returned kat
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week to Esquimalt, British
Columbia, after spending the
holiday season with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bennett. Also
-present at the Bennett home for
holiday celebrations were Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Steedman and
family of Armstrong, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Dobbie and family,
London.
A special Missionary Sunday
will be observed this Sunday at
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church and the Wingham United
Church when Rev. and Mrs. Jack
MGlntosh will be guest, speakers
at the respective churches. Mr.
and Mrs. McIntosh are
missionaries in Japan for the
Presbyterian Church and work
among the minority Koreans.
Following the worship services
the congregations will meet
together intle United Church for
a .lot luncheon and a slide
presentation by - the Mc tntosh
family
BeIgrave Persona1N-otes
New Year's guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Edgar
and Joanne were Mr. and Mrs.
Maitland Edgar of Petrolia, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Johnston of
. Blyth, Mrs. Irlma Edgar of
Wingham, George Black of
Markdale and Mr. and. Mrs.
Lewis Stonehouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Arm-
strong spent the New Year's holi-
day with her niece, Mrs. Hodg-
son, and her husband, Paul, of
Ballinafad, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce. Austin of Sea -
forth and Mrs. Mildred Campbell
of Egmondvilie.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cook, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Cook, Kathy and
Jennifer of Shelburne and Mr.
and Mrs. Grant Heywood were,
New Year's guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Heywood of Wingham..
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Dowse of
Cambridge (Galt) visited on
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Wednesday afternoon with their
cousins,. Mr. ° and Mrs. Lewis
Stonehouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanna,
Mr. and Mrs.. Wayne Minick and
family, Mr. and Mrs.. Brian
- Storer, all of Kitchener, spent
New Year's Day with .Mr. and
Mrs. David Hanna and family of
Hanover.,
Mrs:• Wayne Mimick, Edwin,
Catherine and Jennifer of Kit-
chener and Miss Joanne Hanna of
Hanover spent the holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanna.
-Harold Keating spent the
Christmas holidays with his
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Snell of Londes-
boro and with other relatives.
Brian Wesleyson of Fredricton;
New Brunswick visited recently
with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnston
and called on Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Stonehouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby
visited on Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Leitch, Julie and Jef-
Eery of London. -
Mrs. Ella Greene of Westport is •
spending a few weeks with, her
sister, Mrs. Sara Anderson.
Mrs. . borothy Telfer of
Listowel visited one day last
week with Mrs. Sara Anderson.
chinson and their.fily.
Mr. and Mrs. firugaeolefflaaer
Nanaiauo,' British/ f obanbla,
spent Christ/map week with Mr.
and Mrs. Cali •cCiwtagha
before travellh g 'to Miami,,
Florida, fora iwie-week cruise,
then home to E.C.
Mr. and Mrish Carl Me,'
Clenaghan spent New Year �=
weekend visitibg. Mr. and Mrs:
Raymond DesRoches in London.
Mr, and Mrd, Vanderrappe
were visited on New Year
weekend by Mr. and Mrs. Henry
deBoer and Ester. Also on New
Year weekend, ,t the Van-
derKlippes recelveda teleplwa;lae
call from Bill' and Hilda Vap-
derKlippe. who are dping
missionary work in Meftico.
Miss Colleen Adams was,
visited by Mr. and Mrs. Jo} ,
Stewart and family of Blyth, Mr;
and Mrs. Jim .Smith and family,
Goderich, and David Adams,.
Windsor, at Christmas. A friend
from Goderich ,visited with
Colleen through the 'holiday..,
Mr. arid Mrs. Angus Falconer
and Mrs. Robert Mowbray spent
New Year weekend at Strathroy
with Mr. and Mrs. Hector Pur-
don:
Mr. and Mrs. Relison Falconer
spent last Wednesday with Mrs.
Robert Mowbray. Mrs. Mowbray
visited Mrs. George Tiffin of
Lucknow for a few days before
New Year's.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Purdon spent
Christmas with their daughter,
Barbara of Kitchener.
Sunday- °guests with Mr. and:.
Mrs. Kelvin Robinson were Mr.
and Mrs. Bill s Pardon, Mrs;
Florence Purdon and Harris
Purdon, both of _ Wingham:
Mr. and Mrs. John Gaunt anent
Christmas with Mi. and Mrs..,
George Gaunt Of Woodstock.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Emerson
and family visited for a"few days
with' Mr. and Mrs. Victor .
Emerson , ,and on• New Year's
were their guests,' along with
Mrs. Gertrude Tiffin of Winghaht.
and Mr. and Mrs: Fred Tiffin. On
Friday the Eldon' Emerson
family visited Mr. and Mrs.
MacKenzie at Mildmay.
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Fontein and
Christopher of Brampton and
Mrs. Hazel Bell of Hamilton were
New Year's guests. with Rev. and ,
Mrs. John Bell. ¢
Whitechurch' "fnj nils
pleased that Miss Annie Kennedy
arrived home from'Wingham and
District Hospital on Monday.
Christmas guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Tiffin, Joey and' Mrs.
Orville Tiffin were Mr. and Mrs.
Dave McGlynn, Wayne and Janet
of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Snowden and BillJr. of Gocierich.
On. Thursday and Friday Joe
Tiffin and Joey- attended the
hockey tournaments. at Uxbridge
and Port Perry where Joey was
one of ' the players with . the
Winglam Midget hockey team.
Guests on New Year's with Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Rintoul and
Brian were Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Rintoul and Kevin, Mr. and Mrs.
Leroy Rintoul, Carol, Kimberley
and Debbie of Bradford and Mr.
and Mrs. Bradley Speiran,
Brussels.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson
were visited Friday by Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Johnston, Parkhill.
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