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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-06-13, Page 3• a • • 14 4 1 • • • • •ko CO Kw P WEED KILLERS KILL WEEDS! LAWN and GARDEN EQUIPMENT -SEED BEANS Fencing Supplies Steel Roofing Cement FERTILIZER BAG or BULK - for all your requirements SEAFORTII FARMERS Phone 52'7-0770 Seaforth Area 6uncils 111,11.4.EIT COUNCIL Utillott,TOwoolOp at Tegu- lar June owtibg 0004 to have a re-assesSment of the ac rage assessed ogoloAt Lot- 0, Con. 5. DawsOn was. hired as engineer to carry out such a • , task. . The petition of Donald Buch- anan to have the McGregor Drain on Lot 5, Con. 5, cleaned out was accepted. James .Scott's tender as mow- , er operator was accepted by council. His was one of eight tenders considered. by ' council. General accounts were appro- ved and ordered paid. HIBEIERT COUNCIL Hibbert Township 'Council was'informed that 16,882 cattle' had been sprayed for Warble Fly. The report was given at their regular June meeting. The clerk was also ordered to apply for •a grant to cover the inspector's fees and mile- age. Fred Harburn was engaged to spray the township •roads for weeds and a resolution was pas- sed to purchase chloride from Pollard Bros. The chloride would be applied to township roads. A grant of $125 was donated to the Mitchell Agricultural So- ciety for 1968. Road accounts fel. $4,614.26 and general accounts for $12,- 482.87 were ordered paid. LOGAN COUNCIL Robert Nicholson Construc- tion was awarded the contra)ct to begin work on the McDoug- all Drain for $1,500 and the Cook Drain for $1,750 at the MEET BILL SOMERVILLE A Man Who Will Work Hard For You!! =MX* Bill was born on a Blanshard farm 47 years ago, is married with two children. He was a former mayor of St. Marys, farmed, sold farm machinery, operated a retail store, ran a wholesale business, and is now Stratfgrd Manager and Senior Executive for. Victoria and Grey Trust. A vote for Bill, will be a vote for good representation for you. Bill Somerville invites you to see and hear the Hon. Paul Hellyer at a Liberal Rally, Wednesday, June 19, 8:30 p.m. in the New Hamburg Community Centre. There will also be bands, entertainment and dancing to the TIJUANA BRASS SOUND of the "CABALLEROS". "A Vote For Somerville, Is A Vote For Trudeau, Is A Vote For Canada Valt LIBERAL ON JUNE 25 SOMERVILLE BILL Sponsored by the Perth Riding Liberal Association. There's an even better way to sav money! • A Toronto -Dominion Assured Savings Plan gives you money in the bank and life insurance doubleindemnity feature.) 'All you do is choose a five year savings goal, from$600to$5,000. That's your amount of life Insurance from the minute you make your Hear Reports .regolor June 4gettog Xfoglgt • Council niso authorized tile drainage loans amounting to. $3,400. Final completion certificates were received, on the Ragark7 and prummond drains and the contractor paid in fU.., Council authorized a grant of $350 for th,e Mitchell Agricul- tural Society and $25 to the Perth Association of Retarded children, The clerk -treasurer was auth- orized to attend the Clerk -Trea- surer's Convention in Honey Harbour, June 24 to 27, will all expenses paid. Road acceunts amounting to $8,194.01 and general accounts totalling $25,154.17 were order- ed paid. The general accounts included two drain contracts and three tile loans. GREY COUNCIL Grey Township Council set its 1968 township rates at their regular June meeting. Rates stood at 17.7 mills for commer- cial, 15 mills for farm and resi- dential and .5 mills for the fire department. A supplementary by-law was passed and submitted to the De- partment of Highways for ap- proval to the amount of $49,000 for the construction of the Hay- den Bridge and Jacklin Culvert. Hanna and Hamilton Construc- tion Was granted tenders for the construction of the Meehan Drainage Works for $2,500 and the Fraser Drainage Works for $2,300. -Council also accepted the tender of Ken Gerber Con- struction, Milverton, for the contruction of the McKee Drain- age Works for $2,500. All approved Accounts were ordered paid, totalling $6,585.21. Accounts •were as follows: Town of Listowel, debentures, payment Secondary School, $2, - Dublin W.I. Has Meeting The Dublin Women's Institute meeting was recentlyheld at the home of Mrs. R. Aikens. Mrs H. Britton, President, called on Mrs. K. J 'Stetton for the secretary's report. 1VIrs. W. Annis gave the treasurer's re- port. SVIrs. T. Butters reported on the District Annual meeting held at Fullerton, Ontario and the project, "Pennies for Friend- ship" was discussed. These, are to be collected each meetinc. MTS. H. Pethick presented the topic "Agriculture!' prepared by Mrs.' R. Aiken's. A report was read on the val- ue that snakes, bats, skunks, 'est. have on agriculture by eating insects and another no- tation was read regarding, "Juice for Our Health." Mrs. R. Burchill gave a poern, "The Song of the Lazy Farmer." Mrs. T. Butters was presented with the Institute's cup and saucer for services of president in the past. Mrs. J. Dorsey gave courtesy remarks. The meeting was then adjour- ned. Lunch was sbrved by Mrs. S. Nagle, Mrs. J. Dorsey and Mrs. R. Aikens. A 'plant sale was _held. Auctioneering was by Mrs, J. Burchill. News of Constance Mr. and Mrs. John McDou- gald of Stratford Visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan and family. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson, John and Elizabeth spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Warren, London. Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and family attended the Salkald picnic held in Goderich 6n Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan • and family visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earlan 0e, born Melody and Leona. and Mrs. Bill Million, Valerie,. and Billy spent the weekend in Haliburton. Mrs. Elma Jewitt and Brian, Mrs. Ella Jewitt and boys, Mr, and Mrs. Clarence McIlroy of Shellbrooke, Sask, visited on Sunday, evening ,with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dowson and family of Varna. Mrs. Hutt and Joanne, Mrs. Dollimere of Toronto, spent the weekend With Mr. and Mrs. Den Buchanan and family. Mrs. Dol- limore is remaining for holi- days. Mr. and ,Mrs. Douglas Riley; Kim and Greg of Ajax visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank A grandmother is a baby sit- ter who doesn't hang around the refrigerator. first deposit. Then Just watch your money grow.Askyour local branch manager about the Assured Savings Plan. Use -aro R 0 NITO iD M NIO N 'Expositor Th6..b.ank. Where people make the difference. Want -Ads Phone 527-0240 . „ $11,NUIN,148014, Manager , ,Seatertb amormadderrommeeerai • . . 231.37; skatoogo dehenture0,, 415,32;. Township of Wallace, maintenance Molesworth, Stavet* 14ights, 37.50; Village of Bnis, eels, fire call to Carl liereiesg- way'se 50.00; Stratford Beacon- lierald, advertise drain tenders, 24.43; The Blyth Standard, ad- vertise drain tenders, 8.00; The Brussels Post, advertise drain tenders, 6.00; Edythe Cardiff, registration Meehan Drain, 2.00; clifford R. Dunbar, Kenneth Bray, Charles Thomas, 1VIelville Lamont and Lawson Ward, Court of 'Revision, McKee; Me- ehan; Fraser; Kerr; and Walton drains, each 75.00; Melvin Car- nochan, repair Stratychu,k drain 36.00; Elwood McTaggart, main- tenance fire dept., 10.00; Jun Dobson, garbage collection, Eth- el Village, 20.00; Fred Smalldon, warble fly inspector, 170 hrs. and mileage, 512.50; Ontario Hydro, office, 14,25; Town of Listowel, nursing home account, 23.58; Village of Brussels, nurs- ing home accounts, 53.16; May welfare, 212.77; reads and bridges, 2,553.28. • MORRIS COUNCIL Morris Township C)ouncil an- nounced' no change in the town- ship mill rate from 1967 at thei rregular June meeting. The rate remained at 15.3 for • farm and residential property and 17 milLe for business and commercial property. Council also read twice a by- law setting a penalty on unpaid taxes at three per cent and in- tereit at 2/3 of one per eent commencing January 1, 1969 on 1968 taxes and tax arrears for all preceding years. In other business, council ap- proved a grant of $100 to the Brussels Centennial' Committee. James Mair was also asked to look after repairs to Sellors Drain. • Road accounts amounting to $6,500.45 and general accounts were ordered paid. General Accounts: Huron Ex- positor, re: McCall Drain Imp., $8.16; hydro for hall, $9.75e Municipal World, supplie s, Via:00;e Listowel Banner, drain ads, 7.56; Department„of Health, insulin, $5,82; Mitchell Adrve- cate, drain, ads, '8.32; Wingham Retarded Children's Education Authority, $645.00; Gordon Guy, warble fly inspector, 181.85; Harvey Edgar, sheep killed and lambs injured, $45.00; Herbert Garniss, valuator's fee $1.75; Thorne, Gunn, Helliwell & Christenson, audite$650.00; Bel - grave Co-op., warbkide, $77.70; Jim Leishman, spraying cattle, $107.60; Melvmn Carnochan, War- wich and Rintoul Drains, $72; Joe Kerr, 'pushing back dumps, $66.00; Jas Mair, Warwick Drain $9.50; Robt. Grasby, mileage to Stratford, $9.80; Helen Martin, salary, $130.37; Canadian Im- perial Bank .of Commerce, In- come tax and Canada Pension, $8.71; William Elston, mileage, $15.00; Ontario Education Capi- tal Aid Corporation, interest, $12,375.00; George Michie, sa- lary, $45.00. Road Accounts: J. M. Mc- Donald, wire and posts, $22.48; Alex Inkley, gas, fuel oil and tax, $710.92; Joe Kerr Ltd., bulldozing, $2704.00; Wingham Tire Service, rear tractor tire, $180.60; Lloyd Jacklin, supply, load and haul gravel, $1,134.67i. Howard Sthith, brush spray, $364.00; J. . McNeil, Oxygen, repair generator and brushkill, $345.56; Glenn McKercher, back- hoe rentals, $40.0.0; Hydro for shed $32.82; Bank of Commerce, Canada Pension, $13.43; Receiv- er General, unemployment In- surance, $5.92; James Casemore, wages, 402.00; Wm. McArter, wa- ges, bookkeeping and mileage, $237.80; John ' Smith, wages, $306.25. -- NOTICE -- For Co-op Insurance. Call W. ARTHUR WRIGHT Phone 527-1464 - John St. SEAFORTH Complete Coverage for: • Auto and Truck • Farm Liability • Employer's Liability • Accident and Sickness 9 Fire, Aesidence, Contents • Fire, Commercial • Life Insurance & Savings • Huron Co-op Medical Services •. 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