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$CHOOL, GROUP ATTENDED '.
OPEN- HOUSE AT. :WESTERN
William MacDonald and Dick
Abel. teachers at Lueknow • Dis-
:trict ;Hugh ' School, along . with
Q students .Arnold .Hartford, Arch
. ie McQuillan and Roddie •Wraith •
of Grade : 12, and George ' Rich=
ards, Percy Barr,, . John .Helrn and
Carmen Nixon, of Grade ' 13, at-
tended. the ;',open ' house.;of the'
Physics ' and 'Chemistry depart-
ments of Western .University, .at.
London: • last' week -end. ,
The ,group, were •part:.. of. 400
teachers and students from Wes-;
tern Ontario:who availed them-
selves'• of the 'opportunity •ofl.
vis-
iting. 'the University and viewing
varius experiments in light :.un-
der ;the headings of .: defrac'tion, '
Phone 181- 'Kincar.:din. •
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PAYING .HIGHEST PRICES FOR
'LIVE POULTRY'
Poultry :Culling A :Specialty '
In accordance .,with government 'regulations ,our poultry
coops are: thoroughly. washed •and disinfected
'. for yourprotection.
spe.ctrascopy, atomic :'structure,
•electricity arid, chemical labor' a-
tory procedure. :
All of the .group ' were • volun
teer blood•'donors for Paul Meik-
lejohn, but, th'e. service• of all the'.
group, was not .needed. and -Car.
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men Nixon was the ' only dopa7.
bon taken ':at this time.
LITTLE TOT WON SEVEN '.
Y1r;AR-OLD. SOLO` C AS
Little Cheryl 'Tell, daughter of
Mr. and•, Mrs.:' Aubrey Toll of
lyth, is- to be congratulated on
receiving the '.highest nurrilberof
points . forher solo' in her age
group 9f" seven ' and under -at the
Music Festival of twzi townships,
Morris and, East Wawanosh. Shet
was also 'within one mark of • the
highest in Senior grades. Cheryl
is a granddaughter of Mrs., Will
MacCrostie of this district.
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PAGE ELVEN
West Wawanosh .1[o P.'iy: Gaderich
Hospital Grant In Two Instalments
(W,; Wawanosh bound], Minute.
West Wawanosh Twp. Cour
held their regular April meetin
on April 10th, 1956. •
The min utes : of thes.March
meeting were read ' and adopted
on motion, of Councillors Miller
.and McPhee'. • ^' '
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;On. a motion •by • Councillor
6•Diarnin and Miller, Twp. Coun
cil agreed to:'•accep;t. the 'tend
• of. .George Radford for • the crus
ly 7, 0 cubic ,yards or grave t
g -o pproxirn-a
ly 7,
in ••1`956 •at the. rite of: 60c pe
cubic yard.
On a motion • by Councillor
Culbert nncL McPhee, Council de
tided to procure ,a bond in th
amount. of $1;000 on the Warble
Fly inspector for •1956. The ,bond
policy was taken out ,with, ,the
Flog Insurance Co.
. After : considerable discussion'
Council' : decided to • grant • the
Goderich •I-tospital Board the
surra,' of $4;100 in two instalments'
-the first instalment being ' a
grant of•.$2,050 in 'April 1957, and.
the .second •instalment ' being a
grant •of • $2,050 in April, ,1958.'
s) EXCELLENT ,PLA,X
cil ' The• dramatic club ' of Zion
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Church at Arinow, 'staged a, 'de-
lightful
de-lightful .play • "Uncle Josh Per-
loins" at 'B1alfe's. on Thursday ev- •
ening. • The , play was well pre-
sented' although the crowd was
a fbit• small. Between acts Lo'uise
Androw contributed piano. '' :sel-
s
esti fns', and. Wrxs. ; Buckingharn
gave a humorous cotc�h nurriber.
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' COU'N.CIL.=MIN-IvTTES
IiIN1OSS TOWNSHIP '
Kinloss Council met in the hall • ri
s on April .'2nd, 1956, ashper . ad
- j ournrent ' All members Pres-,
This --,decision was ea h Eon, _.
•m'otiai ,. by .:iCoune l'lors 1Vliiler &
McPhee. Motion carried. Th
Clerk . was instructed to writ
Goderich. Hospital Board in thi
respect.
On 'A motion by .. Councillors
..McPhee. and Culbert; ' Council
passed a by-law'for the Purpose:
of.maintai ing stop signs on two
streets that join Main "Street in
the Cpolice village• of Auuburn
It'•w.as.. pointed ' out to. Council
that the rate'.for Goderich.' High
School District'for .1956 would
be 8 mills 'and. also that :the•de-
benture ' levy in . the amount . of
$4,024.26 is• due July 1, 1956:
Murray -Carruthers that: the
minutes of • regular , •npeting' of
1Vlaroh 5Ith and especial meeting
of March • 16th as read be. approv-
ed and signed. '
Carruthers and ,Conn . that we
order 20 drums of.weed spray,,,
and 15 .•gallons of'Bruslikill from
Chipman Chemicals. . '
Murray ' and .Moffat that . we'
reject' the relief aec:ount from
Vest Wawanoah and the account"
-4be- r.etu nie'd.
Carruthers - Murray
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'-�1VZuri�ay that we re- ''•
e ject tile indigent claim for Baby
o ;Stroeder..
s Conn -Moffat that we • accept
the .indigent claim. .ofGeorge.:•
Haines and 'Mrs. ; Levi :"Carter.
Murray -Moffat' that the ;. Clerk
�infomn the , Geor,gian : Bray .: De-
veloprrient Association.' 'that • we •
are not- interested • in : Member-
ship.
Carruthers -Conn that we do
how adjourn and constitute as a •
Court of Revision on: the Taylor •
Tiffin,Scott Drainage By -Law;
Iwo :a!ppeals ;against acreage
from Charles. Taylor . and Wallace
Conn were 'sustained and adjust-
ments made,.•
'.Moffat •' Carruthers'that we
now` close •the Goairt: of Revision -
on the Taylor -Tiffin -Scott. Drain-
. age;,By-Law and it be:1giiven first'..
and. second ' readings, and the...
'Clerk forward to the. Ontario
Municipal Board for :approval
and we .now resume for general•
,business:
...On a motion by Councillors
McPhee And Miller, the 'follow-
ing accounts' were ordered paid:
Alfred Rollinson; • postage and.
envelopes, , $6,97;, Huron.. Co
Treas., indigent patients, 51.00';
Mrs. May Smith, relief allow-
ance, ,22.21;. Wm. Rintoul, three
fox (bounties, 3.00; Huron County
Treas, : Standard,
patient, ..57.00.;
Blyth Standard, 'printing acc''t.,
9.00; City °of :Guelph;'•. February
and March relief accounts, 86.70;
R.
T -1 -)Kilpatrick, ' Ins: bond on
WarblFly': Inspector, 7.50; Dur-
nin Phillips, Warble Fly liability,
insurance, •25.00; • ; •
-RoatE-xpenditures '
Lorne Ivers;. ,'salary, `. $120.00;
.I'mper-igl •O11 Ltd., . fuel oil, . 39.60;
Treas. of Ont:,• tax ori, fuel, 22.00;
Gus Devereaux, motor oil. 20:40;
Daily Commerical' News, gravel
,tender advt., 7.70; • Norman M'=
Donald;; • .plowing snow with
truck, 366:00. ' t urnin Phillips,
'insurance, non -Township owned
vehicles 'emlployed . by' Twp.,
2$.62; .Durnin 'Phillips,.,insurance
week spraying; 75.00.
Council adjourned to meet on
;May 8th, next, on' motion' by,
Councillors ' -McPhee •and , Dur
nin:
J F. FQRAN, Twp. • Clerk.:
Presbyterian Easter Thankoff'g
The W.M.S. joined •. with • the
Evening'Auxiliary at the Easter
T;IYarrkoffer.ing ' which ,was : held
in the ' ,church basement on April
13th. Mrs. Jack Fisher presided:
Miss Maudie Fisher offered pray
er after a' 'hymn was sung. A
group of •• children/ from. '' Miss
,Webb's room sang a n xm'ber:
Mrs. N. , Taylor gave the Bible'
reading and meditation. A' read-
' ing was given - by M•rs.r J. Pol-
lock.: The ° schod1 .children render-
ed another number. Mrs. Mor-
gan Henderson intr duced the
guest speaker, Mrs, ,Nk ilsori of
• Port Elgin„: She gave a. Very in-
teresting,
n-teresting• talk ;oi-i the conditions
and ---different- religions- rri India:
_.Mr.an•d-Mr; s:'” Wilson..• s .,...,...,
Vii'' pent Sr1.-
then years , as ` missionaries
Ind"ia. • Mrs. J. Pollock thanked
the speaker. rs.•• J.. MacDonald
closed the meting with prayer
after'' hynm 8 was sung. Lunch
was served.
,Moffat -Murray that the Reeve
and Glerk. sign a petition or pe-
titions applying for .aid ' for the
Wraith Drainage :Schenie •and the' •
Taylor -Tiffin -Scott D. r a i n a g e
Scheme,, ;under the provisions of
the-`"Provinccial Aid' :to: Drain:
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Murray-Corruthers that the in-
surance on the Hall. property • be
renewed in amount of .$6,500.00
with 'the. Culross Insurance Cern-
.Pant,: .
Moffat -Conn that a by -Taw be
prepared appointing the follow-
ing Fire.. Wardens in the Town-
sh Cp:+r Concessions .1 •,and • 2, 'Harry •
Lavis; Concessions 3 arid 4, .Rus-
sell' Ritchie;: Concessions 5' •&` 6,
Ivan T McKinnon; Concessions
7 .and 8, Cliff Johnston; Cones-•
"signs 9 -ad 10,.- Frank Thompson;
Concessions 11 and 12, • Jack
Barr; Base •,and South Lines, '
,Morley Bushell!. Highway No. 9 •
and North Lines, Dougall Capp.-
,bell': r .
• 1Vliurray-Conn that Dan T. Mc-
Kinnon be refunded •$14.00 • dog
tax - on taxespard i -ori Cochrane
property:'
-7-Carruthers- urray that We' clo
now adjourn. to meet' again on
Monday the 7th day of May 1956.
Cheques issued: relief; $75.00;
'Village of Ripley,. P Carter' fire,'
100.00. Dr. J, A. 'MacDonald,
School" dental work; •35.00;• S•au-
geeri 'Valley C. A., 1956 assess, •••
merit, 87.44; Kinlough Garage,
repairs t9• sprayer.. 66.75; J. R.
ane, • -postage 5.00, unemploy-
ment ' • stamens ' .80-x-5.80; 'Frank
T•horrpson, reg. tax'. ce;ficte,-
7.70--1)an T. McKinnon, refund
dog tart, 14.00. •
Highway cheques: Pay 'list leo,
4,
oft30 C „,.„„
oft'5$ 58; R�,brrison-Irwin, 6u1
verts, 226;24; H. 1T. `Bannerman,
snowplowing 684.00, tire 84 tube'.
248.09; Dept. Highways, fuel tax,
31.90'; L: Becking snow plowing,
108.87.
J. R..'LANE, Clerk,
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