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East Wawanosh Council News of Belgrave
Collects record 96% of taxes Minor hockey players
win three games dinner were:
that the levy of $226.66 as per
1973 budget at $133.33 per mile
re floodplain mapping for fill and
construction regulations be paid
to the Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority.
That Council endorse the
resolution from the. Village of
Grand Bend resolving that the
Provincial Government be asked
to make such provision in the
Municipal Act to allow the
appointment of an Acting Reeve
to attend County Council in the
absence of the Reeve.
- That the following
memberships be paid for the year
1974. "Ontario Good Roads
Association" $25.00; Ontario
Farm Drainage $15.00; Ontario
Association of Rural Munici-
palities $30.00; Association of
Municipalities of Ontario $30.00.
That Mr. Ross Taylor,
appointee to the Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority for the
Township be appointed by the
Council, to vote on behalf of the
municipality on the resolution to
enlarge the area of jurisdiction of
the authority .by addition of the
watersheds under consideration
East Wawanosh Council held
it s 1974 inaugural meeting in the
Belgrave Community Centre
room on January 7th, with Reeve
Pattison presiding and all the
members present.
Rev. John Roberts addressed
the members giving guidance to
the council and was thanked by
Reeve Pattison. Council learned
that tax collections last year had
set a record when 96% of the levy
had been collected. The balance
of 4% represents $6,000 in
arrears.
Following the inaugural
meeting members of council and
officials were entertained by the
Reeve to dinner.
Mr. Bishop, Manager of the
Canadian Imperial Bank of
Commerce, Wingham, Ontario,
also met with Council. By-Law
No.1, 1974, being a by-law to
authorize the borrowing of
$150,000.00 to meet, until taxes
are collected, the current
expenditures of the Municipality
for the year, was given the
necessary readings and passed.
Motions adopted at the
meeting which reconvened after
(By Linda Whiting)
On Tuesday, January 8, 1974,
'the Brussels Girl Guides met once
again for their weekly meeting.
We discussed the Christmas
party we had on the Tuesday
'before Christmas when we went
sledding and afterwards had hot
french-fries and soda to wash it
down.
We continued'with our normal
r meeting and introduCed two new
guides into the troop. Their
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names are Linda and Carol
Whiting.-The leaders then held
uniform check and made their
announcements.
The girls listened politely but
they got all excited when the
leaders announced the possibility
of going to the Ice_ Capades in
March. It will be up to the Local
Association to decide.
The meeting ended in the
singing of taps and everyone left
for home very pleased with the
meeting.
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to be held at the meeting in
Lucknow on January 22nd, 1974.
- That the area expense levy of
$950.00 be paid to the Blyth and
District Fire Area Board.
- That the Sollowing
appointments be made for 1974.
Maitland Valley Conserv.
Authority: Ross Taylor; Wingham
Hospital Representative: Howard
Walker; Belgrave Commuiity
Centre Board: Gerald McDoWell,
Wingham & District Fire
Committee: Roy Pattison, Robert
Scott; Blyth & District Fire
Committee: Simon Hallahan,
Robert Charter; Blyth Union
Cemetery: robert Charter; East
and West Township Park Board:
Roy Pattison, Gerald McDowell,
Robert Scott. Fence-Viewers:
John Hallahan, John Arnistrong,
John Lockhart, Phil Dawson,
John Jamieson, George McGee;
Pound-Keepers, Robert Carter,
Chas. Smith, Athol Bruce, John
A. Currie. Blyth Municipal
Recreation Committee: Robert
Marshall. Livestock Valuers:
Ernest Snell, Keith Weber.
- That delegates attending all
conventions' namely "Good Roads
Conventions" and the "Ontario
Farm Drainage Convention" be
paid expenses of $60.00 per day
plus registration fee if attending.
- That the Road Accounts of
$5,352.44 and the General
Accounts of $2,506.56 as
presented be passed and paid.
-That the salary of the Road
Superintendent, C.W.Hanna be
increased $75.00 per month to a
total of $475.00 per month.
-That there be an increase in
wages for 1st road grader
operator of 50c per hour to $3.30
per hour. 2nd road grader
operator of 50c per hour to $3.10
per hour; Labourer 30c per hour
to $2.50 per hour; Landfill
Supervisor 30c per hour to $2.30
per hour.
-That the fee for Reeve be set at
$600.00 per annum; Councillors
$400.00 per annum.
Correspondent
Mrs.Lewis Stonehouse
On Saturday morning, the
Belgrave Squirts won 7-5 over
Belmore Squirts.
The 13elgrave Tykes played on
Saturday morning against Ford-
wich Tykes and won 7-1.
An exhibition game was played
in Belgrave Arena between
Wingham Pee-Wee House
League against Belgrave Pee-
Wees last week with 5-2 for
Belgrave.
Eight Tables in Play
Eight tables of euchre were
played at the Belgrave Com-
munity Centre last Wednesday
evening with winners as follows:
High Lady-Mrs. Olive Walker;
Low Lady-Mrs.Hazel Purdon;
Lady's Novelty-Mrs. George
Walker.
High Man-William Gow; Low
Man-William Taylor; Man's No-
velty-Charles Brewer.
Evening Unit Meets
The January meeting of the
Evening Unit was held at the
home of Mrs. Laura Johnston
with 18 present.
Mrs. Murray Lougheed had
charge of the worship service
which opened by hymn "I Am So
Glad That Our Father in
Heaven", after which Mrs. Cliff
Logan read the scripture lesson.
A reading "Thank God for Little
Things" by Mrs. Ross Anderson,
also Mrs. Lougheed read "Winter
Is". The collection was received
and Mrs. Lougheed closed the
worship with prayer. Hymn
"Take Time to be Holy" was
sung after which minutes of the
last meting were then read.
Mrs. Clifford Branton had as
her theme for her program
"Learn that our work is deter-
mined by our view of Missions."
Groups were formed on a
question and answer period.
followed.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Ross
Higgins' group. The February
meet -ig is to be held at the home
of Mrs. Cliff Logan.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. David Lennox,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert LennN,
Mr. and Mrs. William Geiger all
of Listowel, and Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Jamieson were visitors on
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Hanna.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Marshall
of London and Mrs. William
Buchanan and George Coo; of
Blyth visited with the former's
father Mr. Stanley Cook on
Sunday.
Mr. Bert Johnston is a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital, London.
We wish him a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Kinn were
recent visitors with Mr. and-Mrs.
Norman Whetham of Harriston.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Goldhawk of
Blenheim were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Branton.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Armstrong
of Teeswater visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Pletch on Sunday.
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local prosperity. To the
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money back in local
mortgages and other local
investments.
So when you put money into
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