The Wingham Advance-Times, 1955-06-22, Page 8nite Windham Advance-Timm, Wednesday, June 22, 195S
Fifteen Branches Attend W.I.
District Annual at Armow
(Intended for lost week)
Fourteen senior branches and one
junior branch from the district were
represented when South Bruce WX
held its district annual at Armow on
Friday, June 10th. Presiding for the
morning and afternoon session was
Mrs. Donald McCosh. .-Mrs. Victor
Emerson gave the secretary’s reports.
The reports of standing committees
were excellent with all reporting
100%, Mrs, Arthur Hamilton Qf the
Women’s Institute branch and home
economics service praised the con-’
veners for their splendid reports and
stated it was the first district annual
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she had attended where the reports
had been 100%. That means every
branch in the district had reported
to every committee convener,
The extension work was outlined
and al) were reminded the courses
are put on by the department of agri
culture and they are for everybody. Have bright, attractive programs,
having relaxation, seeing, educative
and social material, members were ad
vised.
Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton, board
director, gave a report of the F.W.I.O.
and brought greetings from that
body, South Bruce District at the
convention this fall will appoint a
board director as it Is their turn. The
total receipts in the district were
$1,074.74; expenses, $954,06; bank bal
ance, $116,68. The combined state
ments of 18 branches showed total
receipts, $10,601.65; expenses, $8,022.44;
balance on hand in district, $2,579.21.
In the program contest for the
district, the judges, Mrs, Keating and
Mrs. Burrell, Wingham and Mrs. D. S.
MacNaughton decided in favor of 1st
prize, Holyrood; 2nd, Whitechurch
and 3rd prize, Tiverton Junior. Two
rugs made by Reid’s Corners and
Teeswater were op display and will
be entered in the rug contest.
COUNCIL MEETS
(Intended for last week)
The council of the Township of
Howick met in the clerk’s office for
the regular meeting with all mem
bers present and Reeve H. Gowdy in
the chair. The minutes of the last
regular meeting and special meeting
were read and on motion of McMic
hael and Allan were adopted as read.
Motions that were carried were as
follows:
Gibson-Allan—That on the request
of the cairn committee the council
get permission from the Department
of Highways re-cairn for Centennial.
Haskins-Allan—That we forward
the petition of the Gorrie Police Vil
lage Trustees re additional street
lights to the Hydro Commission.
Gibson-McMichael—That we in
struct the clerk to notify the engin
eer, W. D. Colby, to make survey and
report on the Ed. Killinger Drain.
McMichael-Allan—That the Howick
Township Council petition the Huron
County Council to restore the fox
bounty at the rate of $1.50 for pups
and $3.00 for old foxes.
Haskins-Gibson—That by-law No. 4-
51 be amended re prohibiting dogs
running at large to include the police
village of Gorrie.
Allan-McMichael—That we refund
H. Hamilton dog tax.
Allan-Haskins—That by-law No. 8-
55 of the Township of Howick for the
year 1955 as read the first and second
time be passed.
Gibson-Haskins—That by-law No. 7-
55 for the Township of Howick for the
year 1955, re prohibiting hawkers and
peddlers, as read a third time be fin
ally passed.
McMichael-Allan—That by-law No.
6-55 of the Township of Howick for
the year 1955, re closing portion of
Station Road in Fordwich, be finally
passed.
McMichael-Gibson—That the road
accounts as approved be paid.
Haskins-Gibson—That we appoint
Mel Allan as commissioner on the
Killinger Drain.
Allan-Gibson—That Harvey Mc
Michael be appointed as commissioner
on the Cathers Drain.
McMichael-Gibson—That Ivan Has
kins be appointed as commissioner on
the Merkley Drain.
Haskins-Gibson—That we amend
by-law No. 1-55 of the Township of
Howick for the year 1955 under the
recommendation of the engineer to
appoint - Harry Gowdy to replace
Elmer Kaufman as commissioner on
the Kreller .Drain.
Gibson-Haskins—That We instruct
the road superintendent to advertise
for tenders for the building of Un
derwood Bridge on B Line and that
he order steel and cement for same.
Allan-McMichael—That accounts to
the amount of $11,014.83 be paid in
cluding the following:
Allowances on Wills Drain No, 2,
for old drain, bridge and damages,
$297.00; Allowances on Mahood Drain,
$272.00; Allowances on T. Vittie Drain,
$225.00; Allowances on Greenley Drain
and Minto Branch, $80.00; preparing
treasurer’s statements on four drains,
$60.00; debenture payment on Listowel
District High School, $2073.24; Art
Forster, sheep killed by dogs, $35.00;
H. Rumple,, labor on Fordwich shed,
$3.60; County of Huron, hospitalization
$50.00; Township of Bertie, welfare,
$80.00; J. Hood, supplies, $22.46; L.
Blake, 2nd Warble spray, $500.40; W.
E. Austin, inspector warble spray in
part, $75.00; Alex Petrie, inspector
warble spray in part, $75.00; W.; E.
Austin, .brucellosis inspection and
meeting, $63.60; Alex Petrie, brucel
losis inspection and meeting, $49.20;
brucellosis committee for meeting,
$15.00; clerk, pt. salary, $81.20; grants
for public .library at Belmore, Ford
wich, Gorrie, Lakelet and Wroxeter,
$125.00; Partridge’s Service, belief,
$7,08; Ted Newton, lettihg and super
intending Greenley Drain and Minto
branch, $135.00; provincial treasurer,
insulin, $4.81; Red Inglis, coristruct-
irig Greenley Drain and Minto branch,
$2,948.46; transfer to road account,
$3,773.43,
McMichael-Gibson—That we do now
adjourii to rheet again on July 5, or
at the call df the ReeVe.
J, Harold Pollock, Clerk
H. Gowdy, Reeve
FORDWICH
(Intended for last week)
Mrs, Tom McClement and Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Gallagher spent Friday
in Acton with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Inglis, The latter remained and on
Sunday night left by train for Sum
merland, B.C., where she will visit
with her sop, Mr, Addison Jacques
and Mrs, Jacques,
Week-end and Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs, Lindsay Galbraith were
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Galbraith, of
Guelph, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dins
more, of Gorrie.
Mrs. Roy Askin, Emma and Jim,
visited Sunday with Mr. Askin at
Lyndhurst Lodge in Toronto.
Mrs, Eva Galbraith, of Clawson,
Michigan, .visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Art Mitchell.
Week-end and Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hambly were,
Miss Florence Schneider and Mr.
Max Hambly, of Kitchener, and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Taylor, Judy and
Dianne, of Waterloo,
Mr. and Mrs, Eldon Graham and
daughter, also Mrs. J. Lupton, of
Toronto, spent two days here last
week and attended the funeral of the
late Mr.'Alex Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Wells, of London,
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spent the week-end at the home of
Mr, and Mrs, Geo, Ashton.
Mrs. Arnold Poig returned home
from hospital at London last week,
piuph improved in health.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McConnell, of
Detroit, Mich., spent two days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gadke.
Week-end and Sunday visitors at
the home of Mrs. Earl Ridley were
Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Lynn and Karen,
of Orangeville, Mr. Earl Ridley, Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Ridley and baby
daughter of London,
Elmer Giles has sold his farm to
Sandy Murray and he and Mrs. Giles
and family will be leaving in the
near future for Arkona, where he has
purchased a business.
Miss Esther Harding, of Preston,
is spending a few days at her home
here.
Mr, and Mrs. Noah Reis and Ethel
spent all last week visiting at Ottawa
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Harold
Mullins.
Mrs.. Alveretta Wallace, Mrs. Nor
man Tressidder spent one day last
week in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Winston and Mr.
and Mrs, Geo. Baker spent last week
in Detroit and other points in Michi
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