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to bed, Mrs.
current ASV**
Con; contest,
Currie; lua:ok Mrs.
OurrieNrs. GeorSeliakert
Kelmstty and Mrs.
Sham John**.
Mr. and Mrs. Jhn .Bo* and
family of Kite wore hbliday
vhf with Wawa**)4. 0.
Abs. Rassel
Fordwich c.Persional Nates
Howick Council- makes
appointments for 1974
At the January meeting of
Howick Township council last
Saturday appointments were
Made to the various service and
recreation organizations as
follows:
BeIrnore Community Centre
Board — Mac Inglis, Ken Dick-
son,
ickson, Harry Mulvey, Mrs. Len
Metcalfe, Earl Fitch, H. Mc-
Michael* StuartDouglas.
Corrie I'Iall Board — Cliff
•Pyke, Bev Currah, Bill -Nay, Mrs.
Jack Ferguson, Raymond
Gowdy, Harold Hyndman, Rob-
ert Gibson.
Wroxeter Hall Board -- Jack
Clarke, Andy Gibson, Mrs. Rob-
ert Brown, Bruce Chambers,
Gordon Raster, It McMichael,
Harold Hyndmap.
Fordwich Hall Board — Clar-
ence Carswell., Dave Dinsmore,
John Wilson, Anson Demerling,
immilamannimmoit
DEAD STOCK
Removal Service
We are now paying up to $20.00
for dead or disabled cows.
$25.00 for dead or disabled
Horses
Smaller animals from 500.4b. to
1,000 -ib. — 41.00 per cwt.
CASH ON THE SPOT
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Stan Bride, James Robinson,
Robert Gibson.
Centennial Park Board --
Warren Zurbrigg, H. McMichael,
Robert Gibson,
Wingharn and District Hospital
Board — Robert Gibson.
Maitland Conservatidn
Authority Harold' Hyndman.
Saugeen Valley Conservation
Authority -- H. McMichael.
Harvey McMichael Was also
appointed °as the township's live-
stock evaluator for the year.
Fee for grader operators was
established at $3.60 • pet hour.
• Holiday schedule will be: up to
'five years, two weeks; five to ten
years, three weeks; 10 to 20
years, four weeks. The township
will also pay 50 percent of OHIP_
premiums.
The clerk was instructed to
notify Balfour Brears, William
Brears, Arthur Brears and Mor-
ley Brears that payment for the
drainage survey must be made
by Feb. 1.
The salary of the clerk was set
at $8,000 for the year 1974 and will
include building permit fees, and
inspection of town- building sites.
The township will pay 50 per cent
of OHIP premiums. -
The road superintendent's
salary was set at $8,000 to include
keeping of the necessary records.
One half of OHIP coverage to be
paid by the township.
In addition to the authorization
for payment of road and general
accounts the council: agreed to a
refund of $8.00 dog tax to Morley
ahnson; approved membership
in AMO at a, fee of $45.00 and thea
Assoc:" of Rural Municipalities.,
fee $30.00; approved membership
in the Ontario . Farm Drainage
Assoc., fee. $15.00 and appointed
Stuart Douglas as drainage in-
spector.
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New Year's visitors with Mr.
"I Mrs. ; _ re P ,ttendrOgh
were Mr. and Mrs. Ian Phttert-
dreigh and fannily of London, Mr.
and Mrs. Mac Inglis and family -
and George Inglis of Belrnora,
Mr. ' and Mrs. Gary Sothern,
Tian and Tracey of Patin too,
Mr. and Mrs, , -0111 Mulvey, Jeff
and Cindy of 1�3elmore. Mr and
Mrs. Jim Vittie and Mr, and Mrs.
Bill Sothern . were New 'Year's
Day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Stewart.
New Year's and weekend
Smits with Mr. , and Mrs. Jhn
Warrell were Mr.. and Mrs., Bill
Jt Ston and fly 4f °T+r ,
Mr. and Mira, Ray F erisd auef
and Jodi' MacDad of Stratford
and Mr, and, Mrs., C. Graff of
Hanover.
John Winter spent Iasi ,week
with relatives irrr olliagwood. •
Mr. and Met. B Sothern visit-
ed Sunday
itsit-ed'Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Mulvey and family at Belmore.
Brian Gibson son of Mrr, and
Mrs. Clarence Gibson, wl on
the NO school staff in Ottawa,
spent the Christmas vacation at
his home here.
Paul Thompson of London
spent New Year's and, the week-
end with • Mr, and ' Mrs. `; er
apon*en'
federation Masster'Kevin Doig of Harriston spent .a few days last week with
his grandparents Mr and: Mrs
Arnold Doig. • °
The sympathy of the eon-
munity goes. to Mr. and Mrs., Les
Loughran in the death last week
oer,
the Loughran, of Palmerston.
f Mr. and Mrs. Don Ding, Pat
and Peter and Gam King were
• New Year's visitors with. Mr.and
.Mrs. Bernard King in Harriston:
Mrs. ,Sam Johnston left last
week for a holiday in Florida,
▪ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gauthier
and family spent New. Year's,with
. relatives in Toronto.
• Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wildfang,
Brian and Paul . of Mississauga
• were New Year's visitors with
of Mr. and Mrs., Roy Simmons;,
• Weekend guests with Mrand
Mrs. Anson Ruttan were Mir. and
Mics. Jim Stevenson; Kelly' and.
Leslie of Toronto.
New Year's guests with ` Mr.
and Mrs. Wellington Hargrave
were Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wray,
Brian and Grace of Scarborough,r
M- . and Mrs. Jack Reid, Jim, and
Bob, Mr. and Mrs, Alex Reid and
• family, Miss Doddi Forbes of
Harfiston, Don Reid of " Toronto
and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hargrave
• Tracy. •
signs 200 in
TWO MON S
At the regular " meeting of
Huron County Federation o
Agriculture Fieldman William
Crawford announced that indi
vidual membership in the co
now has reached the 1700 •mav
This is an increase of 200 new
members in the last eight weeks
The membership campaign led
by Mr. Crawford and Vince
Austin of Dungannon was cen
tered mainly in the Howick and
Turnberry area • and was n co
ordinated by Jack •..Stafford
Wroxeter. The aim of the cam
paign is to add 100 new Members
per month at least until the
spring planting commences.
In other business,it was�decid-
ed to establish a committee to
study the restructuring of county
government. inceSit was felt that
the province will impose restruc-
turing if nothing is done locally,
the members and directors
thought it wise to be well in-
formed of what can be expected
esident DougFortune an-
nounced that a telegram has been
sent to Queen's Park opposing the
imposition of daylight savings
time.
In another move, the county
Federation decided to lodge
strong protests against the unac-
ceptably long delays by. the
lawyers and others responsible
for the- granting of mortgages by
the farm credit corporation in
Huron County. Some farmers
cocomplainedthat it .was nearly
impossible to buy or sell e. farm if
FCC was involved, as the waiting
period runs in some cases to a
whole year.
4 Stan cairnwof the CIAG• office
Widen; den; 'spoke' on "Farm
Liability". IliaVery informative
talk covered everything, from
snowmobile liability to aerial
spraying liability. .Many
questions from the members and
the answers gave even more
enlightenment.
th
f the farmer's bin O
by Billy Ste. Marie.
The Jan..2 Scout Meeting open-
ed with the breaking of the flag.
Inspection was made and dues
were collected. Then there was a
knotting challenge and • those
Scouts who had their ropes put on
the boots and coats and went out-
side to answer it. The object was
to tie specified knots and then
pull a counsellor over a finishing
line. The Cobra Patrol *on.
Then the Scouts ran around the
block and went inside to warm
up. The flag was lowered and the
Scouts went home.
Last month the Honour Staff
was won by Thunder Patrol but
this month it went to the Cobra
Patrol.
WHITECHURCH
On New Year's Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Conn and Mrs. Earl Cas-
lick were guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Conley' and Jason
of Wing -ham. • '
The January meeting of
Chalmers Presbyterian WMS will
be - held at the home of Mrs.
Wesley Tiffin Thursday, Jan. 17
at 2 p.m. The leaders are Mrs.
Robert Ross and Mrs: Earl Cas -
licit The roll call, a verse with
"lope". The topic chosen by
leaders. Courtesy, Miffs. Dawson
Craig.
New Year's guests with Mr.
and Mrs, Dawson Craig were Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Craig, Johnnie
and Bobbie, Mrs. Janet Hall of
Wingharn; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
McBurney and.Ronald, E. Wawa -
•nosh and Mr: and Mrs. Alex Craig
and Lana.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft
and Karen were, Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sinna-
"mon and family of Monkton.
Celebrating New Year's with
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Currie and
grandsons, Robbie and Billie
Toth, were Mrs. Mina McRitchie,
Mrs. Mary Galbraith, Miss Olive
Currie rind James II. Currie, all
of Wingharn and Mr. and 'Mrs.
Jim Toth of Kitchener. Robbie
and Billie returned home with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Toth,
after a week's holiday.
Mr. and Mrs.' John L. Currie
took Miss Rachel Currie back to
Cambridge on Friday.
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ql.
Georgi Ashton was taken by
annksulancto Listowel M+
Ho84tal on Saturday as a reMliit
ofataiathi* h me.VitoX ra.,'•
were tat it showed that his MP
wits broken.
Mr. and Mrs. Anion Ru ttan and
Janis were New Year's visitors
with, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Angst,
near Clifford.
Mr. and Mgrs. Jack King and
.Roger of Gt Ip r ` spent New
Year's with . Mr. and Mrs: Jack
ting.
Miss,Ann Miller and Miss Jean
Cameron of Fergus and
Miss Curls Wright of Elora spent
Nom Year's .with Mr., and Mrs.
Andy Mr. .acrd"Mrs. Jim Fitch Of
Wingharn and Garry King were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Don King. " -..,
Mr. and MN, Hugh Frew and.
Sharon of Cambridge visited Sun-
day 'with Mir. and Mrs. Earl
Moore.'
a. Mr. and Mrs. Wray Cooper
spent the New Year holiday with.
Mr. and Mrs. John Welsh and
family at Camp Borden,
•Mr. and Mrs. Jim •Sharpin,
Scott and. Stacey Of Tiverton were ,
weekend guests with Mr. and
Mrs, Barry D'Arcey. •
Mr. and Mrs.. Gebrge Piercey
of Elora were New Year's Eve
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
11 Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Boverkamp .
and family of Windsor visited for
a week recently with Mr. and
Mrs. Ab Haasnoot.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore spent
New Year's with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Benin in Tillsonburg. y
New Year's guests with Mr.
and Mrs, Scott Clarks. were Mr.
and Mrs, Ken Marwood and fam-
ly, Mr. and Mrs, William Mar-
wood and Donald of Maple, Mr.
and Ms. Osmond Harris • and•
family -of Nobleton, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Marwood and Kelly of
Richfnond Hill.
col
ews
Mr. and
Darier were r. and
Wilford Caslick, Mr. and Mrs,
Rata Ltewl.5 and; Michael* Wino"
ham; Mr- and Mrs. WallaceComa
and, I Mrs. • l 7I' i� k)
church; Mr, and Mrs. Tom
M%dor, Ggdde'ioia, Mr: and, Mrs.
Gordon Doman and M. and
Year's witli
Mrs. Man 800Main a f�Ml lyr
Mr.. and .Mrs. Jim Tayk►r.
MIS Ain. Conn &Giolph U*
�ty.� the weekend etber
'horse here i
Whitechorell Women's'
tote will hold their Janus t` Wet'
-tog Monday at 2p.m. at the hem
of Mrs. JamsWgnl<; W•
The roll calli name a recolution
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Ati Day/Ail Night.
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