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CR6MARTY
The 19th annual Riley ret10-
ion was held at the home' of
Mr. and Mrs, Ross Riley with
an attendance of 125,
Winners of sports, contests
and •games were: Raymond
Riley, Michelle Riley, Ruth
Harburn, Robert Riley, Marlyne,
Riley, JoAnne Riley, Wade
Riley, Linda Fair, Jo -Ann Sten-
son, 'Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ailey,
Mrs. Frank Riley, Harvey Neil,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Farr, Bruce
Brodhagen, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Farr, Bill Riley, Jr., Marlene
Fraser, Betty Dietrich, Donna
Brodhagen, Jo -Ann Stinsgn's
team.
Sports were conducted
by Mr
and Mrs. Jack Brodhagen and
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Brodhag-
en. Roy
The . president, Mr..
Smale, was in charge of • the
business meeting, when officers
for 1966 were elected as fol-
lows: President, Mr. George
Boa; vice-president, Mr. Ber-
nard Brodhagen; secretary, Lo-
retta • Riley; .treasurer, Mrs
George . Shiels; sports commit-
tee: Mrs. Nellie Riley and Les-
lie, and Mr. and' Mrs. Frank
Harburn; lunch committee, .Mr
and Mrs. Bill Riley, Mr. and
Mrs. George Shiels, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernie Harburn,and Mr.
Mrs. Rips Riley.
WMS Has Meeting
Ladies from Exeter, Hensall,
Mitchell and Seaforth were
guests at a combined meeting
of the Women's Missionary So-
ciety and the Marion Ritchie
Evening Auxiliary of Cromar-
ty Church, when •.Miss Agnes
Hislop, missionary on furlough
from the Bhil Field .in India,
,was guest speaker. Mrs. T. L.
Scott, who was closely associ-
ated with the family in the
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EAST WAWANQSH
Haat Wawanosh` Township
Council met with all the mem-
bers
present and Reeve Snell
presiding. The auditor was pre-
sent and We his audit of the
1964 township.. accaun;ts, show -
$3,972.34 The report w a s
adopted and fee of $350.00 paid.
Representatives of the Win -
ham High School Area and the
Clinton C.I. Area were present
to -discuss high school boundar-
ies, and it was agreed to meet
with' the County School Con-
sultative Committee as soon as
possible to try and change the
high school boundaries,
Council approved a grant to
the Arena .. oard of $200,00.
The towns kkjfgy'11 rate was set
for 1965 at 4 mills fir farm
and residential, and 15 mills
for commercial. A supplemen-
tary road bylaw of $12,000.00
for bridges was approved.
Accounts approved included:
C. W. Hanna, salary $19$.86,
bills paid $1.78; Alan McBur-
ney, wages $156.80, truck $18;
Wm. Kennedy, wages, $89.70;
George T. Currie, wages, $43.70;
Frank Cooper, wages, $19.55;
Elmer 'Bruce, wages, $9.20; El-
don Cook, wages, $9.20; James
West, introduced the speaker,
referring to her as 'a former
pupil in public, school. at Meath
Park, Sask.
Miss •Hislop, dressed in a
blue sari, spoke of her work in
India, emphasizing the fact that
we in`•our auxiliaries are as a
team, working with the Chris-
tian missionaries in India.
Mrs. Mervin Dow presided for
the» meeting and Mrs. J. C.
Boyne conducted devotions.
Miss Bonnie Miller gave a read-
ing, "The Wise Sower." The
CGIT group »contributed a spe-
cial musical number, "I'11 Ga
Where You Want Me To Go,
Dear • Lord." .
Courtesy remarks were given
by Mrs. Robert Laing, and Mrs.
Dow closed the meeting with
the benediction.
Lawyer: "Now make it brief
and to the point. How did the
explosion ,occur?"
Witness.: "The Engineer was
full and the boiler was empty."
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Cbultea, Jr., wages, $9.24 Al
bent Coulte,S; cement basin/,
$114.80; Karry Williams, gaso-
line and fuel oil, $235.46; Snell
Feed & Supply Ltd.', weed spray -
and cart wheels, $109.50; Bel -
"grave Co-op, weed spray and
fuel oil, $128.48; The Blyth
Standard,- printing and sup-
plies, $18:75; Canada Culttert
Co., pipe, $162.24; Armco
Drainage Co., pipe, $162.24;
Dominion Road Machinery Co.,
grader repair, $911.29; Alex
McBurney, unemployment in-
surance stamps, $32.34; Hugh
Blair, 8 hours with truck, $24;
Joe Kerr, gravel, $3,146.99;
truck $285.00; Garth Walden, -8
hours with truck, $36; F. Mont-
gomery, 10 hours with truck,
$45.00; Ross Jamieson, 103
hours with truck, - $463.50;
,Amond Jamieson, 106 hours
with bulldozer, $795.00; Receiv-
er -General of Canada, income
tax, $14.40.
General Cheques -County of
Huron, tree planting, $81.35;
'Fawn of Goderich, D.C.I. deb,
$967.87; Town of Clinton, D.C.
I. Deb., $732.06; Geo. Walker, •
telephone re W.F., $1.00; Bel -
grave Co-op, W.F. powder $2.10,
sprayer parts $9,45, chain for
park, $20.29; A, M. Harper,
audit fee, $350.00; Ernest Snell,
convention expenses, $50.00;
Ron Snell, 4 fox bounties, $16;
direct' relief, $35; ipl' Jefferson,
mower repair, $1. Belgrave
Community Centre, grant, x$200.
MORRIS COUNCIL
Morris Township Council met
with all members. present, Mo-
tions adopted included:
William »Elston and James
Mair: That Walter Shortreed be
commissioner° to look after re-
pairs to the Smith Drain.
William Elston and Ross
Smith: That - a grant of $125.00
be given to Brussels Recrea-
tional Committee.
Ross Smith and Walter Short -
reed: • That Bylaw No: 5, 1965,
being a supplementary borrow-
ing authorizing the tress
urer to borrow up to $60,000.00
be passed. a.
James Mair and William El-
ston: That Bylaw No. 6, 1965,
setting the township rate at 14
mills for farm and residential
property and 15,5 mills for
commercial and business pro-
perty be .passed. '
Walter Shortreed and James
Mair: That Bylaw No. 7, 1965,
setting the penalty on unpaid
taxes at 2 per cent to be add-
ed after Dec. 15, 1965, and %
of one per cent per month,
commencing Jan. 1, 1966, until
paid be passed.
James Mair and Walter.Short-
reed: That .$300_. be given to
Brussels cemetery chapel fund.
Accounts approved included:
Ross' Smith, fox bounty, $4.00;
Art Hoggart, fox bounty, $8.00;
Wingham Retarded Children's..
Authority, $300.42; Clare Van -
Camp, chickens killed, $72.00;
Town of Clinton, debentures
for Collegiate Institute, $335.53;
Mrs. Bernard Hall, premium on
Compensation Policy, -$139.75;
Brussels .Recreational Commit-
tee, grant, $125; Mrs. Laurie
Scott, chickens killed, $31;00;
Ken Taylor, valuator's fees,
$10.90; Ontario Hydro, Bluevale
street lights, $14.25; Helen
Martin, salary, $100; Stewart
Procter, mayors' and reeves'
convention, $40; Brussels Ceme-
tery Chapel Fund, $300.00.
Road Accounts -William Mc-
Arter, mileage, wages and book-
keeping, $133.46; James Case -
Tore, wages, $260; John Smith,
ages, $40.70; Ross Jamieson,
loading, supplying and hauling
gravel, $213.90; Hamm's Gar-
age; tractor tire, $23.59; Brus-
sels. Coal Yard, hauling gravel,
$101.00; • Sam Sweeney, bulldoz-
ing, $1,428.00; Ontario Culvert
& Metal , Products, culverts,
$432.12; Struthers Transport,
trucking, $22; 'Mel Jermyn,
loading and hauling gravel,
$208; Ideal Supply, flashers,'
$4.33; Alex Inkley, fuel oil and
tax, $379.56; J. C. McNeil,' hy-
draulic oil, - etc., $48.31; Mow-
bray Construction Ltd., • pay-
ment No. 1, $16,743.59; Allied
Chemical Canada Ltd., chlor-
ide, , $78.60; Pollard's Chain
Saw, repairs to tractor, $18.86;
Wilfred Warwick, gravel
$54.60.
GREY COUNCIL
Motions approved by Glrey
Township council included:
By Kenneth Bray and Law-
son Ward: That we set °the
township rates as follows:
farm and residential, 12 mills;
commercial, 13.5 mills; fire de-
partment 0 mills, and adopt-
ed the budget for 1965.
By Kenneth Bray' and. Archie
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INSURANCE CO.
HEAD OFFICE - EXETER, Ont.
Directors;
Robert G. Gardiner R.R. 1;
President Cromarty
Martin Feeney RA. 2, Dublin
Vice -President
Wm. H. Chaffe - RR 4, Mitchell
E. Clayton Colquhoun R.R. 1,
Science Hill
Raymond McCurdy''' R. R. 1,
>kirkton
Tim Toohey - R.R: 3, Lucan
Agents:
Hugh Benninger • Dublin
Harry Coates •• Exeter
Clayton Harris • Mitchell
Secreta`/ •Treasurer:
Arthur b`i:aor.. ,x . Fleeter
et
Al anti: That we give a grant'
to the Libraries as follows:
Ethel, $50; •Cranbrook, $30;
Moncrieff, $30; Walton, $15;
Molesv.�orth, $15.
By Glenn Huether and Archie
Mann: That we give a - grant -
in the,aanount of $300.00 to the
Brussels Cemetery for a burial
chapel and storage vault.
• By Kenneth Bray and Glenn
Huether: That we give the
Brussels, Morris & Grey Re-
creational Committee a grant
of $100.00:
By Lawson Ward and Glenn
Huether: That we accept • An-
drew Bremner's resignation as
livestock valuator.
By Archie Mann and Lawson
Ward: That Bylaw No. 16,
1965, be passed to appoint
Hugh B. Smith valuator under
the -Dog Tax and Livestock and
Poultry Protection Act.
Accounts approved included.:
Harvey Smith, chickens killed,
$22.15; Andrew Bremalu-
ator, $4.00; . United ati ery,
supplies, $66.05; A. B. Louns-
bury, office blind, $21.70; Hiem-
stra Nursing Home, June acct.,
$86.25; Queensway Nursing
Home, June account, • $116.25;
Clifford R. Dunbar, to Mayors'
and Reeves' coiT,ention, $25 ;
Allan Dobson, .garbage collec-
tion, Ethel Village, $14; J. C.
Conley, ' bulbs, Ethel Village,
$5.93; Tile -Drainage Loans, $2,-
559.50; Melvin Carnochan, tile
drain -age inspector, $14.50;, E.
M. • Cardiff, foes, tile loans,
:$20.80; Melvin Carnochan, re-
pair drains, Holland -Anderson,
$33, Smillie $31.50, grant $28;
J. Homer Henderson, 100 eight-
inoli tile, , $17.05; Hodgins -Mc-
Donald, culvert graint. drain,
$21.96; G: A. Gibson t Sons,
Pollard Drain, $24; E. M. Car-
diff, drain collections, $20.00;.
Township of Wallace, Moles-
worth -street lights, $420.96; On-
tario Hydro Molesforth street
lights, $2313; Brussels Ceme-
tery, grant, $300; Recreational
Committee, grain, $100; Library
grants, $140; . Robert Cunning -
m, gas, oil, Fire Dept., $5.75;
Elwood McTaggart, maintenance
Fire Dept.,. $12; Firemen to
Mill, $24.00; roads and bridges,
$21,329.63. Total, $25,487.11.
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Proj,ect
The Huron County Federation
of Agriculture have volunteer-
ed to • be the sponsoring 'body
of the Farmstead and Rural
Improvement Centennial proj-
ect combined `with the competi-
tion supported by the local com-
mittee of the International
,Plowing Match 1966.
C. H. Thomas, of Brussels, is
chairman of the event, with
Gordon Elliott, Seaforth, as
vice-chairman, and Bob Henry,
Blyth, as secretary. It is hoped
that \each township -will have
t least 20 completed entries.
Entries are to be sent to the
township chairman, and a
champion will be selected to
compete for the county cham-
pionship and reserve. -
Township chairmen are: Ash-
field: Eldon Culbert, RR 6, God-
erich; Colbornedf Jamieson Rib-
ey, RR 6; Goderich; Goderich:
Lloyd Bond, RR 3, Clinton;
Grey: Clare Veitch, RR 2, Brusr
sels; Hay: Harold, Campbell,
RR 1, Exeter; Howick: Jack
Ferguson, RR 1, Clifford; Hul-
lett: J. Robert Henry, Blyth,
and Ted Hunking, RR 1, Au-
burn; 1Killop: John Moylan,
RR ' 5, Seaforth, and Oliver
Pryce, R 1, Dublin; Morris:
Ted Fear, RR 5, Brussels; Stan-
ley:- Les Armstrong, Bayfield;
Stephen: Bruce Shapton, RR 1,
Exeter; Tuckersmith: Wilmer
Broadfoot, RR 3, Kippen; Turn -
berry: • Cedric Moffatt, Wing -
ham; Usborne: Sam Skinner,
Centralia; West Wawanosh :
Murray Wilson, RR 2, Auburn;
East Wawanosh: Robert Henry,
Blyth.
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