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TORONTO -DOMINION,
The Bank where people make the difference.
W D. STEPHENSON, Manager
Seaforth
Area
LOGAN COUNCIL .-
Logan Township Council has'
received a petition signed by
the majority of ratepayers In•
Monkton, requesting • new .street
lights and will meet With Eln%a
lToiwnshaip ,Cotlnejll. in the near
future to discuss the Matter. '
1967 Rates Byy-law was passed[
showing atotal tax roll of
$$248,683.13. The Road Superin,
tendent reported the 'roads in
`the township had all been gra-
veiled ands the contractor's ac-
count was ordered paid, Road
accounts totaling $36,685.13 and
general accounts amounting to
$2,9117.17, were ordered paid. -
USBORNE' -COUNCIL
Usborne Council Was advised
that no bids were received on
the tender call for the construc-
tion of the Wood Drainage
Works. Councillor Duncan re-
ported on 1lehaif of" the com-
mittee
onmittee on the Stewart drain
that most of .the ratepayers had
,agreed to proceed with the re-
pair. The Wildfong Drainage
Works 1967 (Hay Twp.) wail
provisionally adopted and the
drainage petition on Concession
1 :was accepted, and referred to
Engineer S. P. Corbett & Co.,
Lucan. for report as also was
the Miller & Passmore'drainage
petition,
The Treasurer reported to
Council that tax arrears collect-
ed by the County of $1,440.24,
WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 627-0240 '.County Magistrate's share of
Ernes, $37.08, Road accounts,
• Read the Advertisements - It's a Profitable Pastime! ; $1,169,75, hall rents, 8.0'0 had
been' received. All . outstanding
11964 taxes have been collected.
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Contact Our Representative
DONALD G. EATON ..
Phone 527 -1610- . Seaforth
MORRIS -COUNCIL
Increases in assessment and
population were reported when
Morris Council met last week.
• The . Assessor reported that
the assessment of : Morris has
increased $19,462' and the pop-
ulation increased 58.
Road accounts in the amount
of $15,339.51 as presented by
the road superintendent were
accepted for payment and it
was agreed to advertise for
three, trucks to plow snow for
the Winter of 1967-68:
General accounts., cleared
were: Joint 'Brewer, part salary,
$600;00;. Hydro for hall, 9.75;
Village_ of Brussels, nursing
ca
home r chargebac'k, 57.30;
Remennber! It takes but d
Moment to place.an Expositor
Want Ad and be money in
pocket. To advertise, just
:Dial Seaforth 527-0240.
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Phone 52`7-0467, : Seaforth
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Apply C -1-L Fertilizer now and save time in the
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OPNOTCH
TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED
hones 07-i9td
Seattrt
Dept. of Health, insulin, 6.87;
Ieldn Martina. kali, 119.40;
Canadian Imperial Bank of
Conl,merce, income ''tax and,
Canada Pension, 9:65; -George
Michie, salary, 4.00; 'Win. 'Ei„
stop, xnileagecon road trip, 43(1;'
Stewart Procter, mileage On
roast trip, 4.70.
cils Report
Road accounts; Sterling'#Ioo(1a
bulldozing, 04.00; R, M. Dawson,
Consulting Engineer for Jaynes.
town bridge,. '6,493.97; Owen
King, final payment and mkt!
ing abutment,, 6,864.32 C,ielut
McKexeher, backhoe rentals, 49 -
00; Lloyd Jacklin, loo g ,and
hauling gravel on: approach
bridge, - 1;819,64, Wm. King,
-gravel,, 67.20; Fienung Jphn.
-stop, gravel,' 355.96; Ont, Cul-
vert & Metal Products, culverts,,
316.40;. Dominion Road Mach,
inert', seal, yoke and gaskets,
94:65; J. C. McNeil, weld'ag
supplies and filters; 38.80; Aleg
In1tl.ey, gas, )fuel oil arid tax,
218.73;, Robt. W. Burns, mover
bar, rivets and sections, 38.04;
Hydro for shed, 20.67; Rance of
Coznnferce, Canada. Pension; 11,-
14; Receiver -General, unemploy-
ment insurance, 8.00; Wrtr: Mc-
Arter, wages, mileage, book-
Grand -
Child 1s.-..
Winner
A recent issue of the Kitch-
ener Record tells how the
granddaughter of a Seaforth
couple won . the Baby of the
Year title at the Labor Day
show sponsored by the K -W
Labor Council, Kristine Schmitt
is, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Karl Schmitt; the former Lois
Maloney, a granddaughter of
,Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maloney,.
Seaforth.
This is what,. the Record said:
"Kristine Schmitt became
queen of the diaper set Monday
and greeted the honor with a
yawn and' a° look • of complete
indifference.
'The wide-eyed 'young beauty
(she'll be a year old in 15 days),
fiddled with a flower and ignor-
ed the baby - talk of photograph-
ers •after defeating 108 other
gurgling contestants for the
title of baby' of the year.
Her trium'ph'camelin�the:KrW
and District Labor Council ba-
by contest at the Kitchener au-
ditorium during opening day of
the Central Ontario Exhibition.
If Kristine wasn't excited by
it all, at least one of the men
aiming a camera -at her was.
He was her father, Karl Schmitt
of 207 Fifth Ave. •
Mr. Schmitt,, a foreman , at
K -W Frosted "Foods, admitted
he might -have been a little op-
timistic when he decided to
bring his camera along.
On the other hand, Mrs.
Schmitt, a former teacher, was-
n't so sure • that things would
turn out as they did for Kris-
tine. •
At first she hadn't thought it
such a good- idea to enter Kris-
tine in the contest. • .
"I had to convince my wife,"
said Mr. Schmitt as he bobbed
,up and down with his camera,
trying without much success to
get his only child, ••to look at
him. '
Kristine -wasn't in a mood for
smiling. Or far crying.
She was content -to sit on her
mother's lap and exarnine a
flower Mrs. Schmitt was wear-
ing." . .
News' of .
Zion
° Mr. and Mrs. Neil Nairn\and
family, Kitchener, visited her
parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. R. S.
Aikens and attended Mitchell
Fair. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Aikens accompanied them . to,
Kitchener for the weekend.
Mr. and -Mrs. Dalton Malcolm
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barker,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ahrens, at-
tended London Fair on Tues-
day,.
We are sorry to report Mr.
Kenneth .Britton' Is confined to
Seaforth Community' 'Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Ross Pepper,
Mr, and Mrs. Russell Roney, in
London on Tuesday.
Mr. arid Mrs. George Pepper,.
with ,Mrs. Mary .Malcolm on
Thursday.
Mr. Ross Murdie, Mrs. E.
Mills, Seaforth, visited 'Mrs.
Mary Malcolm, Thursday eve-
ninMr and Mrs. Wm. Meadows
and girls, Port Arthur, visited
Saturday with their uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. -Herb Britton
and on Sunday they all visited
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Keyes, Grand
Bend; also Mr. and Mrs. Len
O'Rourke and family and Mr.
and Mrs, Larry Dale° and family
visited Mr. and Mrs. Keyes.
Mr. Ken Britton' was able to
come home from. Seaforth Hos•
pital on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Brough-
ton, Atwood, with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fergus, Lannin and
Mr.- Lannin on Wed•n�egsday.
Miss Gayle Lannin Victoria
Hospital,,'.Londou, with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrsl,t:Moriey Lan-
nin for the weekend.
Mr. slid 'Mrs. Earl Barker vis`
Red Mr. and Mrs. AIvin Wil-
liams, Burford, for the week -
Mr' and Mrs. Charles Roney
attended anniversary servicest:
at Walton and visited friends.
!tee»inn) ° 1704Q; 3 hies, :Case?!
r wages, 4Q7,7;' J'olu�
8 nit1�, wages, t10,4,Q;- ;. Ehner
-':.our , 'wages, 166:,00.
.WAWANOS 0
1ast W'nwanosh Council 're-
ceived and accepted the oudt!
tor's report -at the septemberJ
meeting. Revenue was 4177-
369.67, expenditures c $1744-.
765,21, leaving a suanp1us of
$2,634,46 for the years 1966.
Theszaitl auditor's account, of $36:tip
vra
Accounts approved included:
-C:"'-‘,W.•.Hanna, salary, $236.80;
bills paid, 1.35; Alan. McBurney,
wages, 15707; trnck, 4.00; Alm.
Black, wages plus fill, 15&:40;
Wm. Kennedy, wageii, 61,39;•
saw, 38.00; Mowbray Construe.
tion, bridges, .esu:, 11,643.017 W.
S. Glibson;, Insurance, • 05, ;ge,.
McClure Motors, chg. battery,
1450; Ross Anderson,. teois, 47,-
09; Jim Moss, truck, 167.25;
Ross Jamieson, truck and load-
or,
oador, 414.80; Chas. Hpdgins, trac-
tor and aiower,'•4,005,?5; elms.
Hudgins, parts, 3.20; DR.Mio,
parts, 167.29; Belgrave Co-op,
gas and brush, 3.217; Wm. E.
Hallahan, bulldozer and scrap-.
er, 1,112;99; Westeel.Rosco Ltd.,
signs, 1121.59; Harry Williams,
duel, gas and oil, 146.88; Snell
Feed & Supplies, cleaning and
painting grader, 100.00; Almond
Jamieson, loader, 586.50; Cyril
$oxle,,,•,;truck, 154.00; Norman
McDonald; truck, 368.50; Unem-
ployment Insurance' stamps, 4.-
80;
:80; Receiyer-General of Canada
31.70: Total, $19,902.23.
General: Winona Thompson,
salary, 119.40; Alex McBurney,
salary, . 84.37; Alex McBurney„
book, 2.00; Receiver=General of
Canada„„ 8.21; Welfare, $89.00;
A. ., harper, CA, • audit fee,
350.00; C. • •W. -Hanna, flages
paid for, 14.21; Ralph Campbell,
fox bounty, 4:00; W. S. Gibson,
Insurance,: 197:00; Roy Pattison,.
float, 11.98; Roy Pattison, ex-
press on .plaque, 3.65; Doreen
Pattison, . preparing Township
float, 15.00; West Wawanosh
Fire Insurance Co., pavilion,
10.00. Total, $908.82. •
GREY' COUNCIL-.
• A grant of $150 'to Mount
Pleasant Cemetery Board' was
approved when Grey Council
met, The request -of George
Pearson to repair the branch of
the Sixth Concession Drain in
Lot 19, Concession 7, was accep-
ted-_and:Reeve Cliford. B,._ -Dun-
bar was appointed. commission-
er.
The engineer's report of the
Baillie Municipal Drain, dated
April 19th, 1967, was 'referred
track to E .01ger James :
Rowes, OLS, see the grade ora +
sohauimblgrtihtelte 1o htptrovaride esnough eouryp-
p41.01 nuciwpehrapodvordastruidndrd„alaecldf
Lota 313' and 34, Concession ,13,.
The cleric was instrueted to;
notify R',o�ss Anderson regarding
shortage of tile on the West:
•XerOggart Drain.
Accounts paid include; Brant.'
ford Builder ': Supplies, til'e
West McTaggart Drain, $3,162,-
75; ; Corrugated Pipe Co., pipe,%
West McTaggart Drafn, 50,48;
Hanna & , %Iamilton Construe
tion, contractor West M.eTag-
gars Drain,. 5,040,00; James A..
Howes, superintend construe
tion _and restating West McTeg.,
gart Drain,. 425,00; Melville La.:
Anent, commissioner West . e
Taggart Drain, .10.00; -Edythe
M. Cardiff, clerk's fees, West'
McTaggart Drain, 75.00, Allow-
antes, West McTaggart Drain',
970.00; Tile Drainage, Loans,
4,1'43.00; Melvin Carnochan, tile
drainage Inspector, 15.00; Ed-
ythe
dythe M. Cardiff, fees, tile drain-
age -loans, 33.64, Melvin Carno-
chan,' repair Pollart Drain,, 34.-
00; Sterling Hood, bulldozing
Walton and Alexander- Dumps,
108.00; The Municipal • World,
supplies, 32.41; Ontario Hydro,
office, 12.00; Lynton Quipp; hens
killed, 11.10; James Williamson,
pullets killed, 56.25;• Howard
Bernard, oil wilter, 125; •Mel-
vin Carnochan, backhoe at of-
fice, 68.00; Mount Pleasant
Cemetery Board, grant, 150.00;
Robt. L. Cunningham, gasoline
and supplies, fire dept., 26.93;
Fireman to Simeon. Brubacker,
18.00; Town of Listowel, July
nursing home account, 18.45;
Village of. Brussels, July nurs-
ing home,•account, 10.55; Wel-
fare, . 57.77; Drainage ` Deben-
ture, 64.75; Jim Dobson, gar-
bage collection,,' Ethel Village,
20.00; Roads and bridges, 12,-
334.08.
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Phone 527-`1464 - John St.
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