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The Free Press Wednesday January Authorize purchase new tanker set council official salaries Due to the requirements of extensive repair Fire Chief Carl Meadows was authorized to dispose of the Fire Departments old tanker at a special January meeting of township council Fire Chief Meadows and Frank Kelso secretary of the fire department notified council they the fire chief to purchase same at to and expenses for damages per hour plus W share of OMERS had been In touch with the Fire the price indicated and also must furnish the pension plan Assistant Grader Marshalls office and he had The meeting had been called to township council with a sworn per hour Winter taken them to Puslinch Township establish wages for council of- statement that the Irish Setter he Employees1285 per hour to view the tanker truck there and general business owns Is kept outside Eramosa iS Further Investigation had shown Mr Murray was present to township that a similar truck tank and discuss with council alleged The remuneration bylaw was Employees per hour equipment could be procured for damages caused by his dog to discussed and a motion carried Superintends tRobt approximately At the livestock After discussion a that councils remuneration Hamilton salary for was meeting the Council authorized motion was carried that the clerk bo set as follows for a maximum plus departments notify Philip Murray he Is liable number of meetings per year rate mileage subject to approval of Department of per annum Coun- J a on and per annum cations The Council Council shall be paid 2S per Sl meeting for additional meetings P above the maximum of MACHINE HAPPY renegades breaking local Heavy activities on weekends Conservation Park rules will be have made it necessary for changes in park keptundercontrolthisyearwiUitheaidof the working schedules with steady surveillance new super quick Boa Ski which Park on Saturdays and Sundays Photo by Supervisor Jim Muir tries out for a short run Lorraine Supervisor roams park on new steed Choir UCW meetings By Mrs Ron McLean Redeemer hear Twenty ladies enjoyed the Pronounced the benediction Extend sympathy annual potluck luncheon meeting Mrs Ward opened the meeting with a thought for the Day Mrs Joss then presented the slate of officers for 1972 as follows past president Mrs president Mrs Ward first icepresident Mrs Sincere sympathy Is extended to Mr and Mrs J Barrett in the sudden passing of their baby daughter Mr and Mrs Hayward were in Michigan over the weekend attending the funeral of an uncle Rockwood Conservation Park supervisor Jim Muir is looking with a nary but not too scary eye at the snowmobile situation In the local recreation area and sees the necessity of change of work schedule to accommodate the rash of weekend vehicle operators Manned with a new super quick permits are a new Innovation In recreational parks and are expected to be popular as the season progresses Top drawer Supervisor a popular figure In the Park says that the new policing policy within the Grand River Conser vation Parks Is top drawer BoaSki Jim feels this years directive and although he policing will keep the moto- under control with special pressure being put on fee dodging renegades who have not paid the dally permit cost of SI or purchased the season ticket The Authority the this year from 5 to flu and to date only seasonal and 1 dally ticket have been purchased Dally happy with last years co operation received from the Rockwood Snowmobile Club can see the necessity of conducting regulating methods In the local park if they are to be generally used In other areas rhe club last year was really great said Jim but Rockalong Institute meets in Special Christmas gifts and park has to do Its own policing who am I to say that we should be different Last year the local group supplied and placed Its own trail signs throughout the park but parkman Muir along with Harry Collins and Robbie Meek are setting up the trails this season with an avid recreation planning team from Waterloo Snowshoe hikes are being arranged and the local parkmen hope to also assist in arranging these trails Winter carnivals skating parties special snow sledding and tobogganing runs arc all part of the winter plans for 72 Could be an exciting season At the present time the winter works program for the group consists of table building painting general repairs and getting equipment into shape as wall as keeping up with tremendous snow clearing requirements for weekend parking demands Jim also passed on to local Weldeman second vicepresident of hers Mrs George Hewer secretary Congratulations to Doug and Mrs M Hayward treasurer Catherine Norrish of Mrs BIyth program chairman on the birth of an lb 3 Mrs D Joss manse chairman daughter Holly Marie Mrs Diamond nominating Celebrate communion chairman Mrs J Henry communion was Christ an and missionary celebrated on Sunday when Rev education Mrs Good cheer R rf how JeaU9 secretary Mrs Henry supply chose to present the greatest act secretary Mrs Diamond press using two everyday symbol God Is in Mrs AUred Still pianist Mrs common every day things First Early Rev installed the look meetings and shall be paid incidental expenses The above remuneration Is subject to a deduction of for any meeting not attended unless authorized by Council The remuneration of officials and employees was set as follows ClerkTreasurer T plus mileage Mrs sports especially the broad payment of half of OMERS jump When parents were pension Plan Township share driving him back to the station to Building InspectorS3 per hour take the train after the t mlle Christmas vacation a huge Controller- per hour plus prairie jack rabbit Jumped per Grader Operator across the rood with no effort whatsoever The mother said Son that Jack rabbit hasnt been to university but he can Jump farther than you can The son took the hint POLLOCK AND CAMPBELL Taltphoni GALT North new officers anywhere anytime He might Mrs K Moore gave the something spec- financial report The roil call was such manna in the followed by thank you notes from w some of those who had received whicn flre dependent Christmas boxes of which te TheStudyPackfor We even take the Lords is on Africa For the March granted roll call flannelette things for A prairies saved money to send their son to babies dress lengths needles Mr and Mrs Ron McLean attended the funeral of Mrs W H in Choir meeting choir hejd their annual meeting at the home of John and Audrey the choir leader and organist respectively The some officers as last year are to carry on Assistant Leader Mrs Early Assistant Organist Mrs Murray Fatt Pres Mrs McLean secretarytreasurer Sharon Simpson librarians Mrs H Heist and Tamra Thomson The hostess served lunch assisted by Mrs and Mrs Joss Ebenezer annual meeting Is planned for Jan Centre Is planning Open House Jan 2 30 to Music and thread embroidery cotton or college From his letters his puppet show Cold buffet to Mrs Victor McKay lu llM1 Camhrldge St Gudlph resolutions were pedestrian the fact graciously hosted the discussed during the current that although there Is a 7 Womens Institute for their event discussion and afterwards middle section of ice covering the January meeting recently and die letters from shut Ins who River there is a layer despite poor weather remembered by the of heavy slush and water on the over Christmas were surface indicating unsafe read aloud Plans were made to conditions His advice to hlker3 assist in future activities of the and snowmobilers Is to keep off Institute and it was learned that the ice until colder weather sets the H leaders of this years in program will be Miss Carol rhomson of and Mrs Robert Johnston of conditions there excellent turnout Roll call was responded to by naming local social service groups and it seems that there were numerous ones recalled cotton bandages for lepers are to be brought Prepare program Mrs Young and Mrs H Heist had prepared an Interesting program Mrs D read the scripture from Matt Mrs Heist gave a reading The World in Mine Mrs Young read a paper Religion Life Faith is an essential part of knowledge Faith Is our capacity to set out as Paul did Into the unknown with courage and confidence Following the singing of For thy mercy and thy grace Faithful through another year Hear our song of thankfulness Father and chief interest seemed to be In Bring your favorite dish Mi Occasions Cut Flowers Polled Plants Funeral Arrangements Corsages Etc Open 7 Week a Til Dark Phone Always a good supply of FRESH CUT FLOWERS WE WIRE FLOWERS ANYWHERE Caroline Flower Garden Shop TWO MUSS WEST Of ACTONSOUTH SIDE OF HIGHWAY No blame In last weeks account of an accident in which a youngster was injured the Free Press stated the lad darted past the crossing guard In no way was this Intended to lay blame on the guard The driver of the car too was considered unable to avoid the accident STEEL is rising rapidly at the site of the Polymer Corporations Corporation s new modular housing units plant on the third line south of High way The crown corporation purchased the A Marshall farm for Its new 5600000 Industry and expects to be In operation In May They will produuee concrete housing units for hotels motels apartments and town houses Next euchre It was also decided that January 13 would be the date of the next euchre Mrs Harvey Shultls as social services convener gave a resume of the founding of the VON with an interesting account of how she applies her knowledge to this community She introduced Mrs Jennifer supervisor of the VON Homemakers Service who detailed the function of her office and gave out pamphlets of services available At the completion of the meeting a delicious lunch was served as members sal around the dining room table In friendly fashion Mrs S Trousdale then thanked the hostess for opening her home to their group and also to those responsible for making the meeting such a warm and successful one MAY WE SUGGEST A small artificial floral arrangement to brighten your winter days URNS BASKETS 3 Cameo Boutique January SALE AT YOUR COOP Sale affective Jon to Jan Shop Early STEEL SHOW PUSHER show shovel 144K1 Blade Lightweight yet sturdy enough tor all general purpose lobs Only Heavy gauge steel braced D handle Only Only 499 20 OFF ILL OTHER SHOW SHOVELS IH STOCK SHOW PUSHER Smooth heavy gauge aluminum special alloy for longer life Handle of Ire hardened ash securely attached with brace socket 34 only 36 Only UNITED COOPERATIVES OF ONTARIO ST Georgetown Ontario 8772271