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Morris Council
Morris Townlsltip Lourectl Metei• Grey Township 'Council meeting ,
111:8, 1111Y 5, 1964. wite held on Ally Ord.
►'lie Couneii melt in the Town; MdTed by Clifford. R. Duwbar,
1it Hall on the above date with all seconded by Hugh $,inti that the
the luembers prow ilt. minutes be adopted -as read. I
-.- Carried,
The miuntes of the last meeting Moved by Howard. F. MMeAraugilt
�vorc road and adopted a period seconded by Wm. E. Bishop that w
Of Rees Dnnctul and Stewart Prnrt• in'Straiet theEnginekm Bowes et, 1
or,Leo examine and report en work to be ;
'0an tt the Colima Kelly " and Jas. Phelan aPttto 'help repair and r 1 regard fence tthe Petition o a done onbot fir.PrayLivingstone
Drain as per I
grantand Mr. Iia ri
St, Michael's temelery nn tht, 711) SOB. Carried
IVIhw
concession of Morrisendedsec Moved 1)y kIugb Smith, seconded
eveel by Stewart PateMMeNaught that be
wed by Ross Duncan that we give by Howard F.
p. grant of $130ne to the hoard of fan w Noy n. paced, 11 as read a third time lie
St, -'Michaels eametery. Carried.
Mr, G0111011 .T0we11 was Tyr''"eat in
regard to renewing the renmeneat• Moved by Hugh Smith, •seconded
by Clifford R. Dunbar that township
ion Inall•anre.
Moved hy 'Walter Sheet...ed. sec rate be 101A milli, for 1964• Carried,'.
ended by Wm.-101stnn that the
Workmen:. CnmPensatinn Insurance Moved 1) F.ugh Snil t ethat eeoid' d
Ile renewed with the Dort. District byHoward
a rate of five mills from
Mutual Fire Tn urance rttnttpany. Ethel Police Village to cover ex
Carried
Moved by Wm• l:laton, seconded peses for 1954. In the reement being reached
CounlY vent of no t
r 'Walter SUnrtrtsthat the road agJudge be called in to egnallze Same,'
byills as pre.ented by the Road .Sup. _- Carried. ;
Var.See Moved by Hugh Smith, seconded
rintendent be mild• by
by Stewart Procter,
ended by Ross Denran that the meet- by Win. E. Bishop that Assessor be Union W M. S. and W. A.
paid $100.00 on salary. Mrs. James
Bremner was hostess
8ng •adiourn to mutt again on APP.- Carried, ' on Wednesday 'evening, July 7, for
uat 3 at 8 P. m• - Carried. Moved by Hugh Smith, seconded Union 'United Church W. M. S. and
The following accounts were Paid; A. Mas. H.ermen Whitfield led
by Clifford R. Dunbar Mihai ail aP W
proved accounts be Paid, I the meeting, and opened with the
Nilo daProct r feneevtetver $ 4,00 .- Carried.: hymn "For the Beauty of die Earth",
Bertrald Procter. fenceviewer 4.00 Moved by Howard F. McNaught followed be, �e General Thanks -
he an. g, frnesvi<twMt rseconded by Clifford R. Dunbar that giving in unison. The scripture was
Maobam, Mrs,
Sas. Phelan, dant to cemetry 150.00 we do now adjourn Clifford
to meet .Aug. g. , taken by Mrs. Ralph
4100 00
Gee. Ra or at the c Percy
Wedu
ly hallo, 1904
GREY
'Radford, Pease Drain all of Reeve. Ward, and Mns. Fred Cox, The
A e Erskine. Indigent 0fees 11,§0 - Carried ' leader read a message on the giving
Mitts Mary Johnston The following accounts -
Paid: of good gifts. -The temperance sec
A, H. Erskine. Indigent fres, 27.00 The Listowel Banner, Advt. eeretaty gave a liquor report and
see -
Mrs, Kate Murray Bruce -Williamson Drain $3.00 I read an article "The Battle with the
Gorden Compensation
1• Wnrl�aeII4 se 80 Ethel Public Library, Dthel t Bottle" in which a, respectable
ComPen atinn Ins village grant 60.00 mother who became an alcohol
Mrs.Ti. math_ C chickens killed 40.20 lover gradually Bruce
Receiver General of Canada, v Lott Out her way
Thos. smith, Milken= killed 60.00 Suspect scales. Ethel Village back to a happy social life.
Thos. Miller. valuators fees 0.70 The roll was answered by a Bible
a10 t.e- r•erit P,ateman, spraying weeds,
0th Con. Drain
E. M. Cardiff. Clerk's feees,
Northwest Drain
Charles Nicholson. pullets
killed
(lee. Blake, Pullets killed
L. D. Frain. canister.
trips
,,•:,. Wesenburg. Assessor
part salary
Clifford I3oegy. Tile Drainage I Mrs, Evertttt Robinson, and Mre
Loan 1'000'00 I Tim Dilworth wag to provide en„
Ronda 9'508'60 trrtaimment.
$10,781.38 'Mrs. Tim Dilworth bad Shame or
Clerk. the study brook. The meeting clos-
ed with hymn 252 and a honediet'
R111.
Mrs., Leslie Lake opened the W.
A. with the 'hymn' "Abide With Me"
and the Lord's Prayer. Mrs, R. W.
•
Whitfield reported What the straw-
berry and ire -cream social netted
over $41. :Mie. Whitfield is to send •
Mr a mirror for the dhoir and to
buy a stove for the church kitchen '
Following the benediction, Mrs
'William Bremner nonelected a hast -
ball contest which was won by
Mrs. Ralph Maehan's side. Lunch
was served hy the hostess. assisted
by Miss Myrtle Larking and Mrs.
Carman Baker.
Grey Twp. School Board Meeting
MTinutes were read and adapted
nn motion of Bolger and Brown.
Motion of Brown anti Conley that
E Thibadeeu be given contract for
meting No. 10 and emir of No. 11
• at 311,50 per :square put nu, to be
creepier d before Sept. let.
Motion of Conley find Bolger that
rate be v'0me as last. year 0t,ra mills.
Motion of McFarlane end Conley
that Robt. Oliver be elven enntraat
for enal et $23.25 per ton.
Mntinn of Brown and Merarlane
that l,. Roche be given contract. 007
Roads
Bailie Parrott. R. eve.
Geo. C. 'Martin, Clerk.
FOO'T'BALL SCHEDULE
July Lnel -te re .,t P,t'u:,etis
5 Hols••?hit at Brussels
7 Breese's at Winghem
9 Heist: in at Wingham
9 Londeebcrn at Listowel
14 Listowel at Wingham
15 Brussel= et Win throe
15 Londe kern at Holstein
19 Wtsgham at 'Hgoiateta
LADIES INTERM EL/IAT E
*,toFTBALL W. O. A, at A.
July 1 - Mt. needgaaxiStoa
2 Paisley at Hiiishete
2 Pinkerton at kldsiever
6 Mt. �
F�ergde�i at OliOfer4
7 Mt, "t al Haa'btler
7 meg R7 ?'wilts m ..
9 F14 2 ,,. -
9 EYe 4v00
12 Wired'rittgr t-,
12 $ ta1 O* a mer
$Td3&e61) 100 73allereeF
14 Feldlery Lie 1351s'alitto ,-..
14 lat. Forel ex row
15 Clif Ord 911 MIAM M
16 Hatrrtsioa. at 1661. ra0 t
19 Clifford et Hanovee
19 Brussels 27 Mt. 78149 t
20 Harristoii at Paiele
23 Harriston at Bfi$, tt3
23 Hanover et C110QT8
23 Paisley at Mt liyteet
26 Pinkerton at f Tilston
27 Mit. rarest ee Pinkerton
29 Clifford at Har eston
FOR SALE -
Hard^red and .oftwoot elabe. ett,att
Cedar 00" kindling
Jas. Stevenson
Phone t
28.00 verse with the word "seed". Mrs.
I Jack Cox presided for the bush
25.00 : nese. Letters of thanks were read
18.00 ' from the missdanarY for prayer and
25.00 the overseas relief committee. The
Mission Band is to conduct the
I neat meeting which is to be as the
20.00 ebur,b, and it was decided to
I donate the collection to the Miss -
50000 ! ion Band. ;firs. LiudsaY McKay,
Painting inhenbor of ciaser0otns at ETHEL
251, The president bran took charge
of the business part of the meeting
No. and No. 5 and • the exterior, The Itev. Min. rex of Carmel Pres minutesminutesof the last meeting ah Noo.. 1 to be Completed by Aug,byteriau Church, 1Tensa21, will and approved, Roll eaal. offering.
1d ' occupy the pulpit ot Kiaox Church. Mrs,, J1oe ,Pearson read a letter of
Motion of Conley end Bolger that Mel on Sunday, July 18th• thanks for $6.00 donation for ship• i
ping of bale, It was decided to i
Mos. Patterson was hostess for Abe hold quilting in ohurdh basement
monthly meeting of the W. M. S. an some day during the week of July ,
WA. of Z7bhe1 Umited dhuroh with 19th. The treasurer gave• the finan-
° 14', members present, Mms'. Antes was'i hal statement for tole first 6 months
874
leader of the devotional Period and ot the year. and reported that $110
48:60 and gave the oa11 to 'voro.OtiP followed'had teen sent to the department.
- 90.00 by brim No. 15. The General I The August meeting to be held at
2L77 Thanksgiving was read in: unison, "Mrs. Raynerd's.. Our guest speaker
-'pie scripture reeding was taken by Mrs. Dennis ways' tOten introduced by
spoke on
Mrs. Rested. Meditation and hymn
Chairman and Secretary be author
feed to borrow up to 310,000.
Motion of Conley and Brown that
tollowtng bills be paid.
1'. Adair, supplies
Wes. Moore, welding
Cecil 'wispier, labour
Ralph Pearson, bus trip
Lisbowel Hydro
Edythe 31. Cardiff.
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WINGHAM
MEMORIAL SHOP
Your Memorial Craftsmen For
Thirty -Five Years, Always using
THE BEST GRANITES
Along With
Expert Designing and
Workmanship.
Prices Most Rea5131101319
Cemetery Lettering a Specialty
R. A. SPOTTON
Phony. 206, ilinghern, Ontario
FOR SALE --
Newlyweds can select from about
20 Llvingroom Suites, 20 Bedroom
12 Kitchen Suites at the Sehuett'a
Mlfldmey Fruniture Stores. Free de-
livery. Low prices. J. F. Schuett
and Son, Mildmay.
Ate 'tam 00 as o e)c1 [Egg
MY EGGS ARE
GRADING OUT
BADLY, WHAT'S
'WRONG WITH
MY BIROS
BIRDS 1.00K ALL RIGHT,
JOE, ANDYOU'REFEEDING
ROE VITA -LAY ECG MASH
SO THAT'S 0K-• LET'S '
LOOK AT YOUR EGG
HANDLING.
HERE ARE MY
E66S FOR THE
PAST WEEK.
THEY'LL GO IN
ON MY NEXT
TRIP TO TOWN
FOR FEED.
J. Carl
Hemingway, Secretary.
Mrs.
Ames,
Mrs.
Dennis'
"Missiouaay Education to the Home"
or "Your Family • and The world."
She said dhildren Were lnllue31Cetl
by the .aptitudes of the. parente to
those of other race or color, even
to,thslr teacher's and playmates. here..
Pearson thanked MTs. Dennis for
her splendid address and the meet.
ing was closed with the Remedi00102.
Lunch was served by the haste63
assisted by Mrs. Ames and Mrs. O.
Cochrane.
A short W. A. meeting was hello
and Lt was decided to have a toW1
supra• on Nov. 4th, Partieelars later.
NO.
IN A SERIES ... YOUR HYDRO AT WORK FOR YOU AND YOURS
YOUR HYDRO
... key service in
a new community
From 1947 to December, 1953, the num-
ber of new dwelling units built in Ontario
was 183,515. Each required an average of
1% kilowatts of electricity, a total of
229,000 kilowatts, or, 307,000 horse-
power.
These homes didn't have to wait for
Hydro service. Crews were stringing lines
before the homes were completed . . .
Hydro was there, before the door key.
To meet t lis demand Ontario Hydro and
your lova- municipal system must plan
far into. the future. Power projects must
be started years before their ,immediate
need arises, so that new homes, new
schools, new shopping centres new muni-
cipal services and new industries, all
have power when and where required ...
low-cost power that is the keynote of
modern living.
ONTARIO HYDRO
AT WORK FOR YOU AND YOURS
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IntormatooyourrHydro Chairman, 6o 20 University AvenuelTorontd o. writing
- - tea.-,
JOE -!T [OOHS LIKE YOUR
EGG TROUBLES ARE
CAUSED BY YOUR
HANDLING, Nff
YOUR BIRDS.
KEEP EGGS uNTI L
SHIPPED IN CLEAN,COOL,
WELL;VENTIGATED Robb/
IIi�Ct`t19,1) l itIG°h aK:
U ir1u;J11�}teutN. di:: � II�N:�ua1-"�
4 USE ONLY'aEAN EGG
CASES AND FILLERS
By Roe Farms Service Dept.
$1N SHIPPING -AVOID
JARRING AND EXTREME
TEMPER TURES
1 P fa P
e/.4
IPoa IX/TTh'i 66
with
IN WARM
I WEATHER GATHER
066 AT LEAST
7WICEDAILYIN
OPEN -WIRE
a41'er$ AND
COOL QU/cIGy_
FOR HIGH
PRODUCTION OF TOP
QUALITY EG6S-FEED ROE
V'r4-LAYg'6f MASH OR PELLETS
ROE
Vta4y
EGG
MASH
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BRUSSELS
JOHN LAMONt
ETHEL
F. HARRISON
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