The Wingham Advance-Times, 1965-12-23, Page 10Page 2 -- Wingham Advance -Times, Thuxsday, Dec. 23, 1.965
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CHILDREN AT BROWNTOWN School sang
for their parents in what may well be the
last Christmas concert to be held at the
Morris Township school. Another year
may see the children in a new central
school. The group includes, left to right,
front row: Annette Dorsch, Glen McLen-
nan, Harry Verbeek, Ronnie Seli, Cathy
Barbour, Laureen Barbour, Judy Sellers;
second row: Brian Warwick, Bill Sellers,
Bobby Seli, Leslie Brewer, Calvin McLen-
nan, Gail Barbour, Joan McLennan; third
row: Gail McLennan, Nancy Seli, Nancy
Brewer, Peter Verbeek, Garry Barbour, Ken
Mathers, Stephen Seli.
-Advance-Times Photo.
Final 1965 Session
Of Morris Council
Morris Township Council met
in final session for 1965 on De-
cember 15. Morris Township re-
presentative to the Seaforth Dis-
trict High School Board will be
Clarence Martin and the repre-
sentative to the Wingham Dis-
trict High School Board, Mel
Craig.
GENERAL ACCOUNTS: Coun-
ty of Huron, levy, $39,419.80,
in lieu of taxes 364.87, under
sect. 53 of Assess. Act, 334.88;
Morris Township School Area,
levy, $18,555.13, in lieu of
taxes, $38.92; East Wawanosh
School Area, levy, 32,617.75,
under Sect. 53, 39.90; Turn -
berry School Area, levy, $1, -
358.41; Grey Township School
Area, levy, $1,488.16, in lieu
of taxes, $4.16,' under Sect.53,
313.80; Township of Grey, de-
bentures, $2,033.07; Wingham
District High School, mainten-
ance and debentures, $26, -
158.80, in lieu of taxes, $43.20,
under sect. 53 Assess. Act,
313.20; Seaforth District High
School, maintenance, $3, -
536.29, in lieu of taxes, $5.92,
under Sect. 53 Assess. Act,
$19.21; Clinton District High
School, maintenance, $1, -
355.90, in lieu of taxes, 34.82;
Huron County Federation of Ag-
riculture, 3795.86; Blyth Tele-
phone, 32,297.00; McKillop
Telephone, 3214.43; Stewart
Procter, reeve, salary, $300.00,
welfare trips, $50.00; Walter
Shortreed, councillor, salary,
3210.00, commissioner on
drains, $18.00; William Elston,
councillor, salary, $210.00,
mileage and phone call, 313.80;
James Mair, councillor, salary,
$210.00; Ross Smith, council-
lor, salary, 3210.00; William
McArter, caretaker, $25.00;
Nelson Higgins, salary, 3500.00,
financial statement, 310.00,
school attendance officer,
312, 00, road audit, $5.00,wel-
fare, $50.00, postage and sup-
plies, $43.00, telephone calls,
$4.75; Helen Martin, balance
of salary, 3100.00, drain fee,
$2.00; Robert H. Coultes, rep.
on hospital board, 360.00; Hen-
ry Wheeler, rebate on taxes,
312.88; Bodmin Limited, re-
bate on taxes, $47.20; County
oflluron, tax credit, 396.79;
Wingham Advance -Times, ad-
vertising, $ .75; Township of
Grey, share of dump, 363.00;
Town of Exeter, 335.27; Post
Publishing House, advertising,
$2.00; Blyth Standard, con-
tract, supplies etc., 3243.54;
Nelson Reid, Walton street
lights, $41.94; E3luevale Hall
Board, grant, 3100.00; Wil-
liam Elston, te: Planning Board,
$8.00; Joe Kerr, Peacock
Dump, $28.00; Callander Nurs-
ing biome, 3116.25; Geo. Rad-
ford Const., gravel deposit
cheque, 3200.00; Wm. Mc-
Arter, water for hall and shed,
314.00.
ROAD ACCOUNTS: Wm.
McArter, mileage, wages and
bookkeeping, $61.15; James
Casemore, wages, $86.25; John
Smith, wages, 370.15; Glenn
Snell, standby time, $70.00;
Oldfield Hardware, caulking
cement plastic, $4.02; Tom
Garniss, chain saw, file and
jointer, $265.75; Alex Inkley,
fuel oil and tax, $61.35; Turn -
berry Township, boundary ac-
count, 3146.00; Dominion
Road Machinery, wiper, bolts
and belts, 3117.48; Robertsteel
(Canada) Ltd., culverts,
$488.12; Joe Kerr, bulldozer
rentals, $63.00; Purdon Motors,
wire, belt, lights and tape,
331.93; Charlie McLean, weld-
ing rod, $29.52; Harold R.
Congram, backhoe rentals,
$10.00; Mel Jermyn, backhoe,
$154.00; Unemployment In-
surance, stamps, $78.28; Fred-
erick Pearce, surveying,
3563.00.
Charles Thomas Is
County F.O.A. Pres.
BELGRAVE-Huron County
Federation of Agriculture met
in the board rooms at Clinton
on Tuesday of last week with
Charles Thomas presiding.
The Federation executive
will meet with members of par-
liament and provincial legis-
lature at the Clinton Hotel on
Tuesday, December 28 for their
annual discussion on farm prob-
lems and policies.
The striking committee re-
commended the followingcom-
mittees: insurance, Harvey
Taylor, Bruce Shapton, Doug
McNeil, Warren Zurbrigg, Bob
Henry; land acquisition and tax-
ation, Elmer Hunter, Alex
Alexander, Ted Hunking, Art
Bolton, Sam Skinner; resolu-
tions, Alf Warner, ElmerFish-
er, Alex McGregor, Alf War-
ner, Mrs. Ted Fear;
Education and rural develop-
ment, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fear,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Stickier,
Mr. and Mrs. Ian McAllister,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Skinner;
publicity, public relation,
plowing match, Alf Warner,
John Maylon, Wilber Broadfoot,
Ray Houston, Elmer Ireland,
Simon Hallahan, Warren Zur-
brigg, Howard Armstrong; live-
stock, Warren Zurbrigg, Alex
McGregor, Doug Miles, Jim
Spivey.
The executive for 1966 will
be: Past president, Alex Mc-
Gregor; president, Charles
Thomas; 1st vice, Elmer Hun-
ter; 2nd vice, Alf Warner; sec-
retary -treasurer, Mrs. Florence
Elliott; lady director, Mrs. Ted
Fear; Junior Farmer, Tom Cun-
ningham; directors, Elmer
Fisher, Simon Hallahan, Wil-
fred Stickler, Jim Spivey, Har-
vey Taylor.
Elmer Hunter reported on the
Wingham meeting with the staff
of CKNX. Charles Thomas will
be delegate to the members'
meetings and meet with CKNX
monthly for the Focus program.
Harvey Taylor reported for
C.I.A. and Doug Miles spoke
briefly.
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Season's Greetings
AND BEST WISHES FOR THE
NEW YEAR
To the Residents of Morris Township
from .. .
Reeve STEWART PROCTER.
Councillors WALTER SHORTREED,
JAMES MAIR,
WILLIAM ELSTON,
ROSS SMITH.
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