The Wingham Advance Times, 1932-07-28, Page 3HOWICK COUNCIL
Gorrie, July 20th, 1932
Council met in Township Hall pur-
suant to adjournment, All members
present. The Reeve in the chair.
Minutes of the last regular meet-
ing were read and on motion of
Lovell and Bryans, were adopted.
Moved by Bryans and Taylor that
a grant of $15.00 be given Clifford
Horticultural Society. Carried.
Moved by Weir and Bryans that
a grant of $20,00 be 'given Huron
Plowman's Association. Carried.
Moved by Taylor and Weir that
report of School Attendance Officer
be accepted and placed .on file, Car-
ried.
Moved by Bryans and Lovell that
By-law No. 5, for the year 1932, be
read the third time and finally pass-
ed setting rates as follows: County
Rates 6 7110 mills; Township Rates
2 5110 mills; Local Improvement 1
510 mills and General School Rates
4 2110 mills. Carried.
Moved by Taylor and Lovell that
the Reeve be appointed to takeup
the 'natter of residents of this Twp.
obtaining employment on Provincial
Highway No. 23. Carried.
Moved by Taylor and Lovell that
a refund of $10.00 be given G. Gib-
son and A. Edgar on rent of rink at
Wroxeter. Carried.
Moved by Bryans and Weir that
the following bills be paid:
R. J. Sanderson, sheep killed and
injured by dogs $10.00; Isaac Gam-
ble, part salary as Clerk $40.00; J.
H. Rogers, stamps $6.00; W. Sim -
son, balance salary as Collector W.
Div., $30.00; Jas. Walkom, bal. sal-
ary and postage, etc,, E. Div., $20,00;
Hilliard Henry, ticket and services
B. Brown $5,00; Gibson and Edgar,
refund on rent of rink, Wroxeter,
$10.00; John Hyndman, catch basin
Mun, Drain No. 13 $12.00; W. H.
Lynn filling in drain Mun. Drain no.
13 $5.00; F. A. Edgar, Inspector, -re-
staking, etc., Mun. Drain No. 13,
$47.50.
Road Expenditures
E. A. Corbett, with grader and
catch basins $10.45; John Gedcke,
gravel $1.50; A. Chapman, tile at
Newbridge $7.65; Roy Shnmons,
posts for guard rail $5.75; R. B. Wat-
ters, posts for guard rail $40.00; J.
M. Edgar, repair guard rail $1.60;
Fred Huth, wire Bence $8.00; John
Finlay, levelling roadside $8.00; W.
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Reddon, raking stones, weeds • $5.40;
J. Lawrence, weeds $1.80; I, Strauss,
weeds $1.80; Isadore Strauss, weeds
$1.80; Ed. Peltier, weeds $1.80; An-
thony St, Marie $2,40; Wm. Brears,
gravelling hill $20.00; T. McCleznent,
drawing gravel $21.75; Harry Mc-
Dermott, drawing gravel $19.50; G.
Edgar, drawing gravel $8.25; Tom
Hutcheson, drawing gravel $21.00;
Victor Gibson, drawing gravel $18.-
75; Ivan Gedcke, drawing gravel $7,-
50; Norman Gedcke, drawing gravel
$15.75; Arthur Jacques, drawing and
spreading gravel $30,50; Roy Lamb-
kin, gravel $40.50; G. A. Gibson,
blasting stone $14.52; Roy Simmons,
scraping gravel $103,90; Roy Vogan,
trucking gravel $322.90; Elmer
Downey, gravel, 1484. yds. $89.07;
Carman Bride, malting fill and draw-
ing tile $16.25; Harvey Sparling,
gravel, 61i yds. $9.25; Cliff Johnston
hauling gravel $27.70; Richard Ald-
rich, gravel $60,75; Geo. Topham,
hauling gravel $30:00; Geo, Aldrich,
hauling gravel $30.00; H. William-
son, hauling gravel $33.00; John
Reichard, hauling gravel $33.00; L.
Gibson, hauling gravel and dragging
$35.00; Harvey Gibson, hauling gra-
vel $23.25; Norman McDowell, haul-
ing gravel drag $26.75; Murray Gib-
son, spreading gravel $14,40; A. For-
ster, work on hill, tile $23.60; Earl
'Moore, moving scraper, work at
Newbridge $6.90; Jack Masher weeds
$2.00; Geo. Cook, cutting weeds $5.-
20; Stanley Forster, work with grad-
er and weeds $17.40; Norman Ettin-
ger, shovelling, stone $1.80; Karl Et-
tinger, hauling clay and stone $5.20;
Emmerson Hargrave, hauling clay
and stone .$3.60; E. Dinsmore, cut-
ting hill and fill $104.40; Ted New-
ton, gravelling $44.48; Wed Under-
wood, gravelling $44.48; Cleve Staf-
ford, gravelling $44.48; Jas. Wright,
gravelling and dragging $41.08 Ervie
Thomas gravelling $6.00; J. Stuernol
shovelling $3.00; Geo. Rutherford,
shovelling $3.00; Waldo Weir, shov-
elling and weeds $2.00; Jas. Under-
wood dragging $2.00; Chas. Finlay
weeds .50; Robt. Baker spreading
gravel, dragging and weeds $16.00;
Jos. Davidson, cleaning ditch and
catch -basins $11.00; A. E. Gallagher,
gravel $63.50; Ervie Thomas, wire
fence $6.80; Carman Bride, wire fen-
ce $8.00; Sam Griffith, gravel $10.-
60; Geo. Townsend, spreading gran-,
el and weeds $10.80; A. E. Toner,
hauling and shovelling gravel $12,00;
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or axle is ready to snap,
you may not know it ---
But, you know whether
or not your brakes are
safe.
A few minutes spent in
making adjustments, or
a few dollars for new lin-
ings, may save you a
lifetime of regret.
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Alex. Miller, hauling gravel $8.00
Harvey Adams, hauling gravel $8.0
Duncan McKercher, weeds $2.20
Andrew Edgar weed.s $1.20; Stewar
Lovell weeds $1.40; Cliff Johnsto
weeds $1.40; Wm. Weir gravel $24.
75; Wm. Weir, gravelling $27.75
Harry Metcalfe, gravelling $27.75
Clayton Edwards, gravelling an
stone $31.20; R. Watters, power fo
crusher $88.95; Lot Viney, work a
crusher $43.50; C. Weiler, work a
•crusher $38.70; Cecil Wilson, load
ing trucks $27.40; Harold Foster, re
setting crusher $6.00; Wm. Caudle
resetting crusher $4.50; Thos. Stron
gravel, gravelling and weeds $29.20
Robt. Donaldson, gravelling $14.25
Win. Craig gravelling $14.25; Hug
McLeod, gravelling $14.25; Joh
Fleet, gravelling $14.25; Harold Fo
ter, weeds, dragging with grade
$5.60; Victor Foster, with grade
$9.50; Henry Heinbecker, grave
$18.75; Ross Bayliss, spreading gra
vel, dragging, weeds and brushin
$25.95; Wm. Hood, shovelling, gran
ening and weeds $18,60; Day. Camp
bell, gravelling $10.00; Gordon Hein
beeper, shovelling $5.00; F. Wrigh
gravel $14.40; Sam Griffith, grave
$13.00; Tom Jacklin, shovelling gra-
vel and weeds $11.00; Ben Wade
shovelling gravel and weeds $11.00;
Harry Adams, gravelling $8.80f Wm.
Adams, Jr., gravelling $8.80; George
Paulin, spreading gravel and weeds
$14.20; H. Chamberlain cutting
weeds $6.60; Thos. Grant weeds $1.-
00; Sam Griffith, hauling gravel $8:-
00; Rich. Griffith, hawing gravel $8.-
00; Ross Sanderson, shovelling $4.
00; Harold Grant, shovelling $4.00;
Fred McIntosh gravel $17,75; Jaen.
Hyslop dragging $4.00; John Mc-
Cutcheon, dragging $4,00; Roy Sim-
mons, making fill and work at pit
$49.'75; Henry Merkley gravel and
gravelling $85.85; Jas. Harris, grav-
elling $15.00; Wm, McElwain cut-
ting weeds $8.80; oJltn McElwain,
cutting weeds, railing $11.00; Frank
Graham, cutting weeds $8.60; .Wil-
mot Craig, cutting weeds $3.60; C.
J. McElwain, posts, gravel and spik-
es $6.45; Thos, Day, dragging and
weeds $12.40; Steve Bing cutting
weeds $2,40; Gordon Simmons, cut-
ting weeds .80; Birks Robertson, gra-
vel $26.25; Andrew Doig, drawing
gravel $14,00; John Brown drawing
gravel $14,00; Birks Robertson draw -
ng gravel $14.00; W, McCracken,
drawing gravel $14.00; C. McCallum,
drawing gravel $14,00; Robt. Doig,spreading, dragging and weeds $11.-
90; Robt. Wallace, wire fence $16.-
0; Fred Hyndman, power for large
grader $307.55; John Montgomery,
Aerating large grader $52,75;0,
Stewart cutting weeds $5,20; John
Hyndman culvert tile $34.50; F. Ma -
rood and W. Wright, pt. payment
on culvert, Lot 4, Con, 14, $200.00;
F, Mahood, dragging, stones and
eeds $39,60; Win. Reis, dragging
gravel $4.00; P. F. Doig, dragging
3.00; Ted Newton, levelling road
ide $6,40; Burton Hubbard, levelling
oadside $9;80; Geo. Hubbard, levell-
hg roadside 06,00; C, W. Simmons
itching and weeds $6.00; Harry
Weir, ditching and gravel $13,60; W.
S'rnimons, hauling;. gravel' $18.60; W.
Weir gravel $23,85; Arnold Halliday
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$16,20; 'Robt. Nickel shovelling $4.-
20;
4:20; Arthur Fitch shovelling $3.90;
John Montgomery, work on road
$11.40; Robert Cathers, levelling
roadsides $9.00; Harold Doig, wire
fence $8.00; Jas. Walkom spreading
gravel and dragging $24.25; Jas. Mc-
Goffin, weeds and raking stones $6.-
00; 'Chris. Severs, weeds $3.20; Wm.
Stewart, weeds $10.00; Fred Dem-
m.erling, dragging $11.00; Wm. Aus-
tin, graveling and weeds $31.20; M.
Anger shovelling $8,20; John Hutch-
eson weeds $4.00; Geo. McKee,
spreading gravel and weeds $19.00;
John Hyndman gravel $42.50; R. F.
Edgar, salary as Supt. $77.60; R. J.
Hueston tile $3.00; Walter Renwick
cutting weeds $1.80; Geo. Detzler
cutting weeds $1.20.
Moved by Taylor and Lovell, that
Council do now adjourn to meet in
the United Church Hall, Fordwich,
on the third Wednesday in August.
Carried.
Isaac Gamble, Clerk.
GORRIE
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Hneston, al-
so Knowlson Hueston, Mrs. Carol
Gregg and family, spent 'the week-
end at Bruce Beach.
'Ir. and IvMrs. G. S. King and son,
Harold, Mr. and Mrs. C. King, Mr.
and Mrs. Musgrove, Jackie, also
Miss Irene King, spent Sunday at
Kincardine and Bruce Reach,
Rev. Canon and Mrs. R. J. M.
Holmes, of Chatham, are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Holmes.
Mr. and Mrs, W. J Greer, Wing -
ham, were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Holmes.
Mr ,ancl Mrs. Henry Herzog, and
Marion and Elmer Sunnucks, spent
Sunday at Antbcrley Beach.
Mr, and Mrs. C. Black, also Miss
Agnes Edgar, were guests of Mr.
incl Mrs. Cameron Edgar on Sun -
:day.,
Mrs, Gordon Barton and daughter
of Fergus, are visiting her sister,
'hiss J. R. Stinson.
Mr.cl a -Anger,
J c t of Southampton,
brought his mother, Mrs. Anger Sr.,
hone on Saturday evening, after she
had spent a week with her son.
Mrs. Machine of McKillop, was a
recent' visitor of Mr, and Mrs, Whit-
field,
Miss Alexandria Hamilton is visit-
ing in Toronto with her brothers,
for a 'couple of weeks.
Dr. arid Mrs. R, Hamilton and Mr.
Bailey, of Brussels, were Sunday
guests of Mr, and Mrs, L. F. Ash-
ton.
Mr, and Mrs. George Foster spent
a flew days last week with their dau-
ghter, Mrs, Gordon Jefferson, Owen
Sound.
Mrs. L. Eighiney and daughters,
Saginaw, are visiting this week with
the former's sister, Mrs. M. T. Ab-
ram.
14Mr, Alfred Leburgess, of Detroit,
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs: L.
F', Ashton last week.
Mr .and Mrs. Thos, Johnston spent
most of. last week at their cottage
at Bruce Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. 'MX' Gallaher, Mrs
Lennox, Wingham, Mrs. R. G. Dane,
Mrs. L. F. Ashton and Mrs. M. T.
Abram and son, Vern, spent Friday
in Goderich, the guests of Rev and
Mrs. F. W. Craik.
Mrs. John Wylie and daughter,
Miss Bessie, are spending some time
with friends in Galt.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Walker and
daughters, of Coldwater, are holi-
daying in town.
Mrs. W. Spotton spent a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. J. Underwood,
north of town.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. King spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, T. Mc-
Donald at Molesworth
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Clegg and
Mrs. R. S. Clegg spent Sunday in
Brussels with Mrs. R. Patrick,
Mr. and Mrs. Eckley and daughter
Marjorie, Mrs. Basset and children,
of Toronto, called on Mr. and Mrs.
F. C. Taylor, on Saturday.
Mrs. Samuel Parker, son George,
of Teeswater, Mrs. Cotterill and
children, of Toronto, Miss Wilma
Grasley, of Guelph, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Taylor recently.
Mr. and Mrs, F. C. Taylor, also
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Carson attend-
ed the funeral of the fornier's neice,
Mr. W. J. Scott, near Wingham.
Mn and Mrs. V. L. Thompson,
Mr .and Mrs. Donald Russell, Chat-
ham, were week -end guests of Mrs.
Kaine.
Misses Marie and Mina McMillan
have returned to Listowel on Sun
day after spending the past week
with their grandmother, Mrs, R. Ma-
grath.
R. John Pollock, Whitechurch,
supplied the pulpit in the Presbyter-
ian Church here, Sunday. Rev, Mr.
Patterson, of l,luevale, will occupy
the. same pulpit on Sunday next.
The. Ladies' Aid of the Presbyter-
ian Church will hold their regular
monthly meeting on Thursday next
at the home of Mrs. John Douglas,
on the Brussels road,
Dr. and Mrs. Armstrong visited on
Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. W. J. M.
Armstrong, at 'Mitchell,
Miss Kathleen Litt, of 'Marntora,
and Mr. Rennie, of Toronto, are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. -Brad-
nock.
The regular meeting of the W. A.
of the Unitech Church was held on
Thursday of last week -at the home
of Mrs, A. E. Toner. In the ab-
sence of the president, Mrs. NV, G.
Strong, the vice-president, Mrs, W.
Gregg, presided. The meeting open-
ed with hymn no four, followed with
prayer by the Pastor. The Scripture
Lesson was read. The minutes were
road and adopted. After several it-
ems of business, the Roll Call was
answered, with a good attendance,
The meeting closed with a hymn,
and all repeated the Mizpah bene-
diction. Refreshments were served
by the lunch conutittee and •the hos-
tess.
Rev. G. W. Butt paid an official
visit as convenor of the Religious
Education Committee of the Huron
Presbytery to the Goderich Summer
School in Goderich on Friday last,
Mr. Butt also conveyed greetings as
President of the Alma .College- Sum-
mer School, St, Thornes.
Miss Helen Jefferson of Owen
Soiled, is spending this week with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
Fosters
Mrs, Pearl :Maine and son acconi-
panied their week -end guests, , Mr,
and Mrs. D. ,Russell and Mr,, and
Mrs. V. L. Thompson, of Chatham,
to Goderich on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. j, W. Young, Dor-
chester, are spending a portion of
their vacation with Mr. Young's sis-
ter, Mrs, (Rev.) Gordon 1V, Butt,
at the United Church parsonage.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Marshall, of Galt,
were week -end guests of Dr. and
Mrs. Ramage.
Mr. Don. Bleecker of Goderich,
spent the week -end at the Wassman
Hotel.
Mrs. D. W. Hicks, of Mitchell,
visited last Thursday with her mo-
ther and sister, at the Hotel.
Mrs, F. A, Wassman has exchang-
ed her hotel business here for a gen-
eral store at Bornholm, five miles
north of Mitchell on the highway.
Mr. and Mrs. Inc). Dungey will be
the new proprietors here and expect
to take possession on August lst.
Mr, Dungey was in the hotel busi-
ness a few years ago and comes
highly recommended. We are sorry
to lose Mr. and Mrs. Wassman and
Louise White from our village, and
wish them success.
The annual Memorial Service pro-
moted by the Howick District L. O.
L. will be held in the Fordwich cem-
etery on Sunday, July 31st, at 3 p.m.
Rev. G. Butt is to give the address.
Mrs, R. G. Newton and sons have
returned home after spending a few
weeks .at the lake,
Master Earl King returned house
after, a week's visit with his aunt,
Mrs, Thos. McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira McLean, Barrie,
were visitors one day last week with
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. King.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Moffatt and
children spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. R. Cathers.
Mr. Harry Brown, of Elora, was
a visitor with Hector Hamilton on
Friday.
Mr. M. T. Abram, a former bar-
ber here, has opened a barber shop
in the building which Mr. H. Ash-
ton used. He commenced business
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Strong re-
turned home, after a two weeks' va-
cation at Bruce Beach.
Mr.
spent
tier's
real.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Elliott, also
Mrs. P. Fowler, Wingham, were the
guests, one day last week, at the
home of Mr. John Davidson.
Mr, and Mrs. 'Mercer (nee Eliza-
beth Sanderson), Markdale( were
week -end guests at home of D. D.
and Mrs. Sanderson.
'.Miss Evelyn Dane, of Salem,
spent a few days at the home of her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Bush,
Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Hemphill are
away on a holiday trip to Montreal
and Quebec. They were accompanied
by lir. and Mrs. 'Tiros. Henry, of
Chesley, formerly of Wroxeter.
Miss Edythe Adams of Howick,
spent the week -end with the Misses
Jean and Doris Elliott,
Miss Laura Wright was a Listowel
visitor One day last week,
Mrs. Thos. Gibson, Misses, Elsie
and Marian Gibson, also Mr. Edward
Gibson, spent the week -enol in Ham-
ilton.
Mr. Ken Edgar was home from
Guelph over the week -end.
Misses A. Little, E. Davidson, E.
Gamble and I. Schaab, who have
been on a trip to t,.)uebec, arrived
home on Sunday. They report a ver}'
enjoyable holiday.
Little Miss Dorothy Depeu, Tor-
onto, is holidaying; with her grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Stocks.
Mr. Ashton Morrison, St. Cathar-
ines, is a guest at the home of his
mother, Mrs, Morrison.
Mrs. Fryfogle, also Mrs. Smith, of
Detroit, also Miss Fowler, Learning -
ton, visited on. Friday at the home.
of Mrs. Joe Lovell,
Mr. and l.frs. Gavin Davidson who
have spent the past two weeks at the
home of Mr. John Davidson, return-
ed to Oshawa on Monday. We are
glad to know Mr. J. Davidson is
much improved in health.
An accident happened on 'Wed-
nesday evening of last week on 2nd
line of Turnberry, near the home of
Mr, A. Hooper, Mr. and Mrs. Wm,
Gallagher were returning to their
home here, from the home of their
son, Stanley Gallagher, of the 13 line
when they turned out to meet a large
WROXETER
Robert McT(ercher, who has
the past few weeks at his fa -
home, has returned to Mont -
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truck driven by Mr. Roy Adair, of
Wingham, In some way when re-
turning to the road, Mr. Gallagher's
car carne in contact with the rear end
of the truck and as a result, was
overturned in the ditch and 'darnag
ed. considerably. Mrs. Gallagher suf-
fered the most painful injuries, while
Mr. Gallagher'' was only slightly in-
jured. Both' are improving' nicely
under the care of Dr. MacLeod,
Mr. and Mrs. Syd Smyth and dau-
ghters have arrived home after an
enjoyable three weeks' vacation in
Ottawa, Montreal and Quebec. While
in Ottawa they unexpectedly met the
Misses Little, Davidson, Gamble and
Schaab, who were also on a holiday
trip and spent a few hours sight-see-
ing together.
Miss Delta, of Midland, is a guest
at the VanVelsor home.
Misses Kathleen and Agnes Durst
are spending a holiday at Listowel,
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Allen, Mr.: and
Mrs. J. J. Allen, of town, Miss Mur-
iel Elliott, also Mr; Harry Allen,' of
Brussels, spent Sunday at Spring-
bank Park, London,
Mrs. B. Martin, Edith and Billie,
spent last week visiting friends in
London.
Dr. and Mrs. Roy Smyth, of De-
troit, were guests of Mr. Geo. Town
for a few days, going on to Lions
Head on a fishing trip,
Mr. Geo. Town is visiting friends
in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry and children
of Chesley visited in town with
friends last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gallaher; of
Brusels, called on Mr. and Mrs. W.
Gallaher on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kitchen are at
present visiting with friends in To-
ronto and Port Colborne.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hemphill left
for Montreal on Thursday, where
they intend staying a few days.
Mrs. A. McDougall is at present
visiting her daughter, in Harriston.
Miss Thompson returned home
from London Sunday.
Wm. Yoe, of Wingham, is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. H. Chamberlain.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Edgar, of Walk-
erton, visited in the village last
week.
Miss Carrie Herrington, Mrs. Cun-
ningham and the Misses Cunning-
ham, of Brussels, visited the Misses
Howe on Thursday.
Misses Agnes and Kathaleen Durst
are visiting in Listowel.
Mr. J. R. Wendt purchased a new,
Hudson -Essex coach, a 1932 Pace-
maker model.
Gcir. Spotton, M.P., was i: n the
village, Tuesday, on business
Mr. and Mrs. Nixon and two'
children, of Winnipeg, are on a two-
weeks' visit at John McCuteheon's,
(Mrs. Nixon's brother.)
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wendt and N.
Hall were in Clinton Sunday to call
on Miss Florence Hall, who is train-
ing for a nurse at the Hospital there.
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