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EAST WAWANOSH
No Appeals at Court of Revision
Court of Revision on 1963
assessment roll was opened at
two o'clock when East Waw-
anosh met for its November
meeting. There were no ap-
peals and two property owner-
ships were changed.
The treasurer was given au-
thority to write off uncollect-
able taxes for the years 1959 to
1963 dog tax, etc. By-law No.
10 was read a first, second and
third time and passed.
It was moved and passed that
council pay the allowances and
contractor for the Arbuckle
municipal drain of $3,105; Har-
old Congram, contractor on the
Redmond municipal drain $918;
the engineer's inspector's fee of
$50.; and Graham B. Jackson
the amount of his tile drain loan
of $700 less inspector's fee of
$6. 00.
ROAD CHEQUES
C. W. Hanna, sal. $194.86,
bill paid $1.00, $195.86; Alan
McBurney, wages, $98.03,
truck and tractor $34.00, $132.-
03; Harry Williams, fuel, anti-
freeze, filters, $153.13; Dave
Murray, welding grader,$13.75;
Canada Culvert Co., snow -
fence and posts, $209.75;
Campbell's Garage, repairs,
$6.38; Harold Cook, cutting
weeds, $198.00; Belgrave Co -
Op, wire etc., $2.79; Ross An-
derson, snips, glass etc. ,$4.82;
Harold Congram, backhoe,
$33.50; Rec. Gen. of Canada,
income tax, $4.65.
GENERAL CHEQUES
Edward A. Elliott, prem.
collector's bond, $22.50; Blyth
District Fire Area, 1963 levy,
$114.00; E. R. Snell, selecting
jurors, 84.00; Kenneth Mc-
Dougall, sal. as assessor$140.,
selecting jurors $4.00, $444.00;
R. H. Thompson, selecting jur-
ors, $5.00; Mrs. Jean McKay,
patient at Brookhaven, $75.75;
direct relief, $15.00; James A.
Howes, sup't con. Arbuckle
drain, $150.00, Redmond
drain, $50.00.
ARBUCKLE DRAIN
Robert Arbuckle,allowances,
$150.00, assistance on survey,
$6.00; Robert Golley, allow-
ances, $295.00; Wilfred Hain-
es, allowances, $485,00, assis-
tance on survey, $8,00; Harold
Congram, assistance survey,
$6.00; Morris Township, to
councillors, $50.00; E, R, Snell,
meetings, $10.00; Norman
Coultes, meetings $10.00; Ma-
son Robinson, meetings, $10.00;
Roy Pattison, meetings, $10.00;
William Gow, meetings, $10.00;
Mrs. Helen Martin, By-laws
$35.00 and clerk's fees $35.00,
$70, 00; R. H. Thompson,
clerk's fees, $35.00; Geo. E.
Radford, con., $1800.00.
Harold R. Congram, Con.
Redmond Dr., $918.00; Gra-
ham B. Jackson, tile drainloan
No. 4, $694.00; John Gaunt,
inspector, tile drain No. 4,
$6.00.
Euchre Held
BELGRAVE-The Foresters'
euchre was held in the Forester
Hall, November 8, with seven
tables in play:
High lady, Mrs. Jack Mc-
Burney; novelty lady, Mary
Taylor; low lady, Mrs. Bill
Thuell; high man, John E. Mc-
Callum; novelty man, Douglas
Bruce; low man, Herson Irwin.
There will be another euchre
in two weeks.
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Reports Given on
Leaders' School
And Presbyterial
WHITECHURCH-The regu-
lar U.C.W. meeting was held
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
E. Groskorth. Mrs, E. Sleight -
holm gave the call to worship
and a poem. The Scripture
reading was given by Mrs. Mil-
lan Moore. Mrs. Eunice Gil-
lespie gave the missionary pray-
er.
The study book "The Word
and the Way", the chapter on
"The Living God", was given
by Mrs. Clarence Ritchie. Mrs.
Russel Gaunt, Mrs. Clarence
Ritchie and Mrs. Robert Laid-
law were appointed as a nomin-
ating committee to bring inthe
1964 slate of officers.
Mrs. Mitchell gave the poem
"Is this Consecration?". Mrs.
George Hetherington of Blue -
vale gave an interesting report
VETERANS PARADE — The annual Cenotaph service on
Remembrance Day saw the usual good turnout of vet-
erans in the parade to the Diagonal Road memorial.
Members of town council, the militia, Boy Scouts and
Cubs also joined the parade, seen here as it moved
down the main street.—A-T Photo.
Honor Newlyweds
WHITECHURCH-Saturday
night in the Legion Hall in Luck
now, a capacity crowd gathered
to honour Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Forester, newlyweds.
At the end of the dancing
period Mr. and Mrs. Forester
were called to the platform and.
Murray Gaunt addressed them.
Allan Cranston made the pre-
sentation of a gift of money.
Mr. Forester, on behalf of him-
self and his bride, made a very
fitting reply to Mr. Gaunt's ad-
dress. Lunch was served.
on the Alma College Training
School for Leaders which she
attended this summer. A re-
port of the U.C.W. convention
held in Brussels on Oct. 10 was
given by Mrs. Dan Tiffin, who
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Reception Held
FORDWICH-A reception
and dance was held on Friday
night in the Fordwich commun-
ity hall, in honour of Mr. and
Mrs. Bernald King, who were
recently married.
Miss Marjorie Foster read
the address and Mrs. Phyllis
Bolander and Gary Sothern pre-
sented them with a wall mirror,
smoke stand and magazine rack
hassock and a purse of money.
The young couple made
suitable replies.
covered the morning session and
Mrs. Elwood Groskorth reported
on the afternoon session. Rev.,
Mitchell closed with prayer.
There were 16 members and
four visitors.
News of Fordwich
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Winston
left by motor on Monday for
Zepherhills, Florida, where
they will spend the winter
months.
Mrs. Martha Baker of Wing -
ham spent a couple of dayslast
week with friends in town.
Mrs. Anson Ruttan and Aud-
rey spent one day last week in
Kitchener.
Mr, and Mrs. George Pit-
tendreigh, Miss Minnie Mc-
Elwain, John and Bill McElwain,
spent one day last week in Lon-
don.
Mr. Jack Doig of St. Cath-
arines spent the week -end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Doig.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wil-
liamson, Brenda and Barbara of
London, were week -end visitors
with Mrs. Emma Williamson.
Little Brenda Williamson re-
mained for a longer visit.
Misses Marjorie and Jean
Foster of Toronto were week-
end visitors with their mother.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Siefert
and little son of Rexdale spent
the week -end with Mr, and
Mrs. Lorne Siefert.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Robinson
and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Winston
spent one day last week in Kit-
chener.
. Messrs Arnold Doig and Ross
Doig spent one day last week
in Stratford.
Mr, and Mrs, W. Wilson of
Agincourt spent last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Len Wilson.
Friends of Mrs. Ida Gallag-
her will be sorry to hear that
she was confined to Listowel
Hospital last week.
Miss Elizabeth Armstrong of
Toronto was a week -end visitor
with her parents.
Mrs. Ruby Forester spent a
few days last week with friends
in Toronto.
Mr, and Mrs. Stan Bride
visited over the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Riddell in
Lindsay.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Connell
attended the Ice Capades in
Toronto on Friday night. Miss
Marjorie Connell returned
home with them and spent tl
week -end here.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Johnson
of Listowel visited on Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Don Bridge.
Mr. Robt. Bride of London
spent the week-cnd at his hom s,
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McEl-
wain and sons of Toronto were
Sunday visitors with Miss Min-
nie McElwain, Bill and John.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gold -
rich of London, Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Demerling and Kenneth
of Toronto spent the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. AnsonDem-
erling.
Mr. Lloyd Cober left on
Monday for the Bahamas where
he will be employed for the
next three months.
Afternoon Unit
Met at Church
FORDWICH-The Afternoon
'Unit of the Fordwich U.C.W.
held the November meeting in
the Sunday school rooms of the
United Church, Mrs. Robt. Gib-
son presided.
The theme of the meeting
was "The Way of Peace" A
prayer for peace was offered by
Mrs. Glenn Johnston. Mrs.
Pearl Patterson read the Scrip-
ture. Mrs. Robt. Gibson gave
the meditation •and a reading,
"Rememberance Day" was
given by Mrs. Wm. Wilson.
Plans for the Christmas ba-
zaar were discussed. Mrs. Cros-
by Sothern gave the study book
chapter on Indian opportunity.
Mrs. Parker Eurig closed with
prayer and a delicious lunch
was served.
Friend: "You will soon for-
get her and be happy again."
Jilted Suitor: "Oh, no, I
shan't: I've bought too much
for her on the instalment plan!"
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