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EAST WAWANOSH
Warble fly spraying contracts
were let at the March 'meeting
of East Wawanosh Townshp
council. Frank Cooper will be
sprayer operator, and Clark
Johnston sprayer helper for
warble ffy'spraying at $1.25 an
hour. c'r'ank Thompson was
named inspector at $1.25 an
hour, he to find his own trans-
portation,
Arbuckle Municipal Drain re-
port will be read at the Com-
munity Centre, Belgrave, on
March 18, at 8:30.
Accounts totalling $5,734.67
were passed for payment. Coun-
cil adjourned to meet April 2,
at 1 p.m.
LOGAN COUNCIL
Logan Township council held
their regular meeting in the
Township Hall. The report of
the Higgerson-Ryan Municipal
Drain was read and provisipnal-
ly adopted. The Mulholland
Drain report was read and the
engineer, James A. Howes, not
being present to answer some
of the ratepayers' questions, the
report was held over until he
could contact them.
The treasurer reported the
balance of, the 1962 road sub-
sidy had" been received, $21,669.
The gravel contract was award-
ed to John Murray Construc-
tion, Moorefield, for 65c per
yard, subject to approval of
the Department of Highways.
A by-law requesting the Depart-
ment of Highways for approval
to spend $56,000 on roads in
1963, was given three readings.
A grant of $20 was given for
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
President, Fordyce Clark, RR 5,
Goderich; Vice -Pres., Gordon
Kirkland, RR 3, Lucknow; Mrs.
0. a Anderson, RR 5, Wing -
ham; Mrs. Lloyd Taylor, Exeter;
Hugh B. Smith, RR 2, Listowel;
Lorne Rodgers, RR 1, Goderich;
Roy Strong, Gorrie; Russell T.
Bolton, RR . 1, Seaforth; Bert
Irwin, RR 2, Seaforth;, Bert
Klopp, Zurich; Gordon Richard-
son, RR 1, Brucefield; Kenneth
Johns, .RR 1, Woodham.
C. H. Magee
Secretary -Manager
Miss C. E. Plumtree.
Assistant Secretary
For information, call your
nearest director of our office in
the Credit Union Bldg., 70 On-
tario Street, Clinton, Telephone
HUnter 2-9751, or see your Co-
op representative:
W. ARTHUR WRIGHT
John Street — Seaforth, Ont.
TELEPHONE 193-J
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the public speaking contest,
which will be (held in the Town-
ship Hall, March 19( for the
public school children of the
township.
Road accounts totalling $10,-
348.27 and general accounts
amounting to $1,408.49, were
ordered paid. The meeting ad-
journed to meet again 11Ionday,
April 1, at 1 p.m.
USBORNE COUNCIL
In a sequel to a recent court
case here; Usborne council Mon-
day agreed to pay claims for
damages by dogs to sheep and
to take steps to order the dis-
position of a particular dog
which has been worrying a
flock.
The action resulted from
discussions with R. D. Ether-
ington. who claimed damages,
and livestock valuer Harry
Coates.
Council agreed to pay an earl-
ier claim but requested Mr.
Etherington to allow time to
consult the veterinarian called
in by council to investigate the
condition of the animals in a
further claim. Mr. Etherington
agreed but made claim for flock
damage of unstated amount.
The livestock valuer made a
written report to council that
in his opinion, as of March 1,
there was no flock damage. Mr.
Etherington was given a copy
of the report and was examin-
ed by council as to his knowl-
edge of the ownership or locale
of the dog alleged to be lately
worrying his flock. -
Mr. Etherington made a writ-
ten statement to council in sup-
port of his evidence concerning
the owner or harborer of the
guilty dog and council approv-
ed a motion "that steps be tak-
en to notify the alleged owner
that the dog was worrying sheep
and should be disposed of."
Council appointed Allan Flet-
cher and Hubert Hunter as war-
ble fly inspectors for 1963, to
be paid at the rate of $1.10 per
hour and mileage at township
rate while engaged in duties.
.With no appeals against it,
the Keller municipal drain by-
law in which Exeter property
owners are involved, was given
its final reading.
A complaint from Gerald
Prout about the condition of
the Taylor municipal drain was
accepted and referred to En-
gineer J. A. Howes, OLS, Lis-
towel, for a report.
W. H. Westlake's complaint
about .stoppage of the tile por-
tion of branch one of the Cann -
Mitchell drain was accepted al-
so and referred to Howes for
advice about repairs.
A by-law setting the 1963
road budget at $48,000 was ap-
proved, It includes $20,000 for
construction and $28,000 for
maintenance.
Reeve George Frayne presid-
ed and all councillors were pres-
ent. Next meeting will be held
April 2.
MORRIS COUNCIL
George Radford Construction
Limited, Blyth, was awarded the
contract for supplying, crush-
ing and., hauling of gravel in
Morris Township. The tender of
71 cents was the lowest of three
tenders received and consider-
ed by Morris council Monday at
their regular meeting. Highest
tender was 77c per yard.
Court of revision on the Hig-
gins Drain was set for May 6
at 2:30 p.m., following the con-
sideration of the report by
council. CIerk Mrs. Helen D.
Martin was instructed to pre-
pare and deliver by-laws on the
drain.
Council endorsed the resolu-
tion from Huron County Cream
Producers opposing any legisla-
tion that would allow manufac-
turers to color margarine to imi-
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tate butter.
Tender of Murray Reid, Lon-
desboro, to spray cattle under
the Warble Fly Control Act at
8 cents per head, was accept-
ed. Charles Souch was appoint-
ed inspector. Charge for spray-
ing was set at 10 cents per head
per spray and the inspector will
do the collecting.
The township is willing to
become the benefitting munici-
pality under the act for the
Bluevale and District Recrea-
tional Association Park at Blue -
vale.
Council adjourned to meet
April 1 at 1:00 p.m.
Accounts passed for payment
included: George Mutter, Im-
perial Oil, correction on bill,
$2; John Nicholson, rebate on
Burke Drain, $12.50; Mrs. Geo.
Martin, hydro on hall, $6.07;
Department of Health, insulin,
$4.30; City of Brantford, $33.20;
Klassen Bronze, nameplates,
$14.01; Callander Nursing Home
$70.75; relief, $65; Pinecrest
Manor, $70.75; C. W. Hanna,
relief account, $66.96; Henry
Mathers, coal, $28.35; Helen D.
Martin, part salary, $65; Glenn
M. Ronnenberg, bond on treas-
urer, $12; Wingham Fire Area,
$557.61; William Elston, con-
vention expenses, $35; Stewart
Procter, convention expenses,
$35; Ross Smith, convention ex-
penses, $35; Cox Signs, Walker-
ton, lettering on truck, $14.
Road Accounts: Wm. McAr-
ter, mileage, bookkeeping and
wages, $240.28; Mel Craig, wag-
es, $257.50; Jos. Smith, wages,
$231.25; Clarence White, wages,
$52.80; Alex Inkley, fuel oil
and tax, $512.20; J. C. McNeil,
oil and tax, $17; Glenn Snell,
snow 'plowing, $975; Ideal Sup-
ply, oil filters, $5.05; Brussels
Coal Yard, coal, $40.70; Wajax
Equipment, axle, . hoses, belts,
etc., $402.91; Geo. Radford,
snow removal and parts, $1,-
485.15; Dominion Road Machin-
ery, repairs to transmission, con-
vertor, axles, $3,854.76; Mel
Jermyn, snow plowing, $1,062;
L. R. Ryan & Sons, bulldozing,
$171; Morris Township, John-
ston Drain, $10.05; Helen D.
Martin, hydro for shed, $13.70;
Li/lows Garage, repairs, $1.49;
Daily Commercial News, adver-
tising gravel, $12.30.
When a six-year-old 'came
home clutching a quarter, his
mother asked where he got it.
"I got it from Willie for doing
him a favor,"; he said.
"What was the favor?"
"I was hitting him over the
head and he asked me to stop."
FUNERALS
GEORGE GARNISS
Word has been received at
Blyth of the death . Thursday of
George William Garniss, 84, of
Blyth, in Huronview Home,
Clinton.
Mr. Garniss retired 20 years
ago as a carpenter in Blyth. He
leaves two sons, Leslie, Wing -
ham, and Harvey, Blyth; two
brothers, Jack, Toronto, and
Charles, Regina, Sask., and one
sister, Mrs, Annie Elliott, also
Regina.
A funeral service was held
Saturday at 2:30 p.m;., in the
Tasker Memorial Chapel, Blyth.
ALBERT FRANK LAYTON
Albert Frank Layton, 81, Clin-
ton,
died Wednesday in Clinton
Public Hospital. Born in Aur-
ora, Mr. Layton was a Tucker -
smith Township farmer before
moving to Clinton in 1921,
where he became a service sta-
tion operator.
He was the son of the former
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Layton and
a member of Ontario Street
United Church, Clinton. Mr.
Layton leaves his wife, the for-
mer Mary Louise Pepper; one
son, Elliott, Tuckersmith Town-
ship; three brothers, Walter,
Bayfield; John, London,, and
Charles, Toronto; and one sis-
ter, Mrs. Fred Pepper, Clinton,'
and thi°ee grandchildren.
A funeral service was held at
the Ball and Mutch funeral''
home, Clinton,.Saturday at 2x00
p.m., with burial in Clinton
Cemetery.
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Cur Vali Crash
George Wasson, a Morris
Township farmer, who lives
three miles east of Blyth, on
con. 9,. narrowly escaped ser-
ious injury as he was returning'
home from Blyth and the car
he was driving was in collision
with an eastbound CPR train
on the Goderich-Guelph line.
On approaching the railway
crossing, half a mile east of
Blyth, Mr. Wasson heard, the
warning bell sounding, He im-
mediately pulled his car into
the snowbank on the roadside,
but icy conditions caused the
car to swerve and slide back-
wards against the train.
The car was completely de-
molished, but Mr. `Wasson suf-
fered only broken ribs and
shock.
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Funeral 2ieryleei for the ":late
�Viiliam g. Nott, who passed
away in Clinton Public Hospital
on March 4, took place from the
Ball and Mutch funeral home,
linton, on Thursday_, March IL
Rev. Mr. McLean and Rev. D.
J. Lane officiated, with burial
in Clinton Mausoleum and later
in Burns' cemetery, Hullett
Township.
Pallbearers were William J.
Chowan, Clinton; Joseph Gib-
son, Seaforth; Bert Knox, Thor-
old, three grandsons, and Stu-
art Jeffery, Stratford, Warren
ibbin s
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G g , Clinton, and Ward
Knox, Hullett Township. Flower -
bearers were Graydon Neal,
Derwin Carter, Clinton, and
William Campbell and Tony
Appleby, Seaforth.
Mr. Nott, in his 89th year,
was born on the 12th conces-
sion of Hullett Township,' and
attended Harlock school. He
was a son of the late George
Nott and Mary Watt. In 1902
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11f married the' Amor' Ro@ean
Dale, and continued to far*
in Hullett: Township and` .was
also a cattle Avner fpr aolne
years before retiring, clearly 20
years ago, to Londesboro and
later to Clinton, . He was a
member of Clinton Presbyter-
ian Church.
Besides his wife he is surviv-
ed by one son, Leslie T., of
Niagara Falls, and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. John W. (Florence)
Elliott, of Clinton; also three
grandchildren, 11 great-grand-
children, and one brother,
John T. Nott, of Wingham.
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