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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-01-20, Page 2IAA'' TWO TM*. LUCKNOW „S,iINT.1141 L,' LU KN01R11' ONTi.RIO, . 's �es�g�at'r.Qn Minimum 11Vage Ac# .dor Road , Su��intendent :Job �Highligh# West WawanosI Township Inaugural ., The biaugtu'al meeting f West t motion: o es Wawanosh Township Council. . was held on Monday, January "lith, 1964 with Reeve Lorne Dur • non presiding. All members Pres- ent, After. the members sub- scribed to': their declarations of office,, Council proceeded . with. the business of th New Year. Information concerning t h e u Minimum Wage Act and its reg- ulations was placed before.Coun- cil. It' was pointed out that these regulations are to be strictly en- forced after January 1st, 1965. On a motion by Councillors Smyth .. and Lyons, By-law No. 1, 1965 was. -finally,- passed naming. the . township officials for . 1965 and stating their salaries. The salaries of the Township .Treas urer and Township Assessors were increased $25.00 each. The hourly. rates of the road . employees were. increasbd ` in, the ; hope `of meeting the requirements of the Minimum - Wage' Act. On a motion by Councillors Er- rington and. Smyth,, the resigna- tion' of .John F. Foran as Town- ship Clerk was accepted with re- gret. Also,: by this . motion, the Clerk was instructed to advertise in two issues of the_ three : local weekly newspapers for °applica tions for the position' of township Clerk for; West. Wawanosh. Appli- cations will be: received until 6:00 Pm* Friday, February; 12th, 1965. On a motion by Councillors Ly- ons and Jefferson, By-law No. " 2, 1965, was passed, authorizing the. Reeve and Treasurer to borrow,; if necessary, up to. $40,,000 , for current expenditures in.1965. Since the December (1964)`meet- ing, word: had been received from the Department , of Highways to the effect, that the'hourly, rate ($1.00) in regard ; to Harvey Cul bert's appointment as Township Road Superintendent 'did not com- ply with the:Minimum Wage ' Act requirements. Reeve Lorne Durnin vacated the Reeve's chair and asked Councillor:. H. Jefferson to . act as chairman ` (Pro tem). It was'mov- ed., by Lorne : Durnin that.. West Wawanosh Township Council ad- vertise again for applications for RoadSuperintendent. - Salary to Pe be 'set at $1.15'' per hour. Coun- cillor 'Errington . seconded this Lucknow Arena Schedule WEDNESDAY, . JANUARY 20'. Squirt Practise 7-8 Skating 8:00 to '10:00 pan. THURSDAY, JANUARY 21 Curling 1' to 5 7' to 11:. FRIDAY., ,JANUARY 22 Skating for • Mothers and Pre - School Children .— 1:30-3:30 Squirt Game 7-8:15 ,p.m. Bantam Game .8:30 pm. It. was., moved • in • amendment by Councillor 'Smyth that West Wawanosh Township ' Council. hire Harvey Culbert as township Road. Superintendent at $1.15 per hour. Councillor • Lyons seconded this. motion of amendment, H. ' Jeff- erson voted in favour of .the, am endinent' 'which'. was thendeclar- ed carried. At this point, H. Jefferson' va- cated the Reeve's chair in favour of Lorne Durnin It was moved by • Councillor Jefferson and seconded by Coun. tiller Smyth that By-law No. 12, 1964, be repealed and -that By-' law . NNo. '3;1965; be passed hiring Harvey Culbert as Road. Super- intendent r West. Wawanesh township .. at. ' an hourly rate '.of $1.15 per hour. Motion : carried. •A delegation from West Wa- wanosh Township School - Area Board appeared before Council in regards to ratepayers transferring their elementary school assess- ment in union school sections.' It 'was. ``decided .to write a letter to 'theDepartment of Education con- cerning this . matter. `. .0n a. motion , by. Councillors Smyth . and Errington, the Reeve . and Clerk were authorized to ap- ply for the statutory .Subsidy on 1964 r oa'd. expenditures. - The amount . expended on 1964 roads, culverts, winter control, etc. was $26,291.00. , On a motion by Councillors' Smyth a n d Jefferson, 'Council agreed to set the '''allowance' at' $40.00 each for Council members •or officials ,attending, the Ontario Rural Municipalities and the .Good Roads Convention in:, 1965.. • The Clerk 'was' instructed to or- der 'two subscriptions, for ' 1965 to "The Municipal World." On a motion by Councillors ons and' Jefferson, .Council agr to give..o third ° • and final reading to By-law No. 10, 1964. 'This, *- law : sets the compulsory , retire- ment age for all road employees at seventy . (70) years. e��*��se+��et+�e►��s�►o�er we save anadac finest white The road a • ccounts were pass- ed ed for paymen _n.a.mot n by. Councillors . Jefferson and Lyons. :On "•a motion. • by Councillors Smyth and : Lyons, the following.. general.: accounts were ordered paid. Ontario Hydro, Clinton, " 1964 Dungannon' St..:lights ; account, $197.52; :ario : Hydro,;. Clinton, 1964. Aub urn St. lights account, $520.36; Robt*' E. 'Irvin; caretak- ing, Dungannon St. lights, $14.75; Salvation : Army, London, • grant for 1965, $30.00; Ontario Rural Municipalities, 1965 membership fee, $15.00;. Huron ..Co.. Treasurer, 1964 . buckthorn account, $169.18; Huron Co., Treasurer, tax ,collec- tion collection fees, •;1964, $174:89; Postmas- ter, Lucknow, stamps for 'Treas urer, ,$5.00. Lorne : Ivers, salary, ` $20.00; Harold • ' Carter, , fencing on hill, Con. 4, $40.00; Alvin. Kerr, erect- ing snow . fence, $8.00; • 'Bob Aim - strong, fencing p on hill,- Con. 5, $119.00;. R. E, Forster, installing culverts, backhoe, $118.00; Dom. Road Mach'y. Co.` Ltd., batteries , for grader, $209.15; Brophy Bros., SATURDAY, JANUARY 23., , grader tire, $315.64; Harry Wil- Peewee, Fleas and Squirts 8 to 12 liams, gun grease, $9.99; Lorne '.Skating '. 2 to 4 8 to 10 Ivers, telephone calls, $1.80; Nor Peewee Practise 5:30-6:30 •man' McDonald, . operating, snow plow, $37.00; ° Russel. Phillips, op- erating ' wing, $31.00; Imp. Oil Ltd., fuel ` and tax, $168.46; Grant Chisholm,Cmotor oil and tax,� oto .$26.- 52; Lucknow Post .Office; stamps, $5.00; •Gus Devereaux, wipers and fuses, grader, '$2 94; Roy Hardy, y SUNDAY, 'JANUARY. 24 Skating, -- 2:00 to ' 4:00' Curling 7:00 to 11:00. „MONDAY, : JANUARY 25 Peewee "Game 7-8 'Ashfield •Young Peoples 8:3040:00 TUESDAY, JANUARY 26 Rural, Hockey 7:30 •to 11.:0 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27 Skating for Mothers and 'Pre . School Children • 1:30-3:30 Squint Game 7.8,15 ' Skating '8-10 Open` For ' Engagements SEASONS SKATING TICKETS Availabl At The Arena 14/ 14 r ♦ii4471,4*.04I40.4.41.I4,4144 ri0N.i .• • plowing ' snow with truck-, $133.25. Council adjourned to meet on Monday, February 15th, 1965. John F. Foran, Twp.- Clerk.; fall FairNotes 'A meeting: was , held on Satur , day, January ' .16 at Town Hall to decide date of Fair which is to be Friday and Saturday, Sep- tember 17 and 18th. • This 'LS your fair and your . chance to make theCentennial Fair a success. Assistance is needed both fiaan- rally and ,Work -wise. If you 'have something : 'to offer,' call . one of • l Iuy this.! Inside each giant -sized `box of OMO detergent (marked "January Whlta Sale") there's a'coupon worth $2.00 Of a gelloa . of any C -I -L White Paint., Redeem It here. FIN CORATORS • Sunday, -January 24#h st Bi00' P.m. , In Lucknow United Church UNDER AUSPICES OF:ANGUCAN, • PRESBYTERIAN, UNITED CHURCHES ... Guest Minister , Rev: Gordon Fish of Wingham Choir of . three local churches will lead .in the worship annual Meeting >t: Lukes Church (AMBER'L• EY N°EWS), St. Lukes Anglican Church held 'their' annual meeting on . Thurs day, January 14th, • with 'a good attendance.' Rev. S. R. Lupton was chair- man., hairman., The meeting opened with a hymn, followed with prayer by the rector and the Lords Prayer repeated ' in ' unison.' Minutes of the annual meeting for 1964 Were read by the Vestry clerk, Gordon Esninerton. Offic- ers for 1965 are as follows: Rec tors Warden, Charles Emmerton; Peoples Warden, Alton Smeltzer; Vestry Clerk, Gordon Enunerton. Delegates to. Synod, Reg God- frey odf rey and John Scott; Represen- tative ' for Parish : Hall, Art Smelt- zer; ; Representative for Reids Corner 'Hall, William Wilkin; Board of ; Managers, Bob Scott, Wilbur Emmerton, Mrs. Chester Emmerton, Art Smeltzer, Charl- es „ 'Emmerton, Alton , Smeltzer, Reg Godfrey and John Scott; Or- ganist, Mrs. John Emmerton; Auditors, William, Leonard and: John Emmerton. 'LUCKNOW PHONE 528-3434 the directors: and -talk it over. Mrs. Oliver ' :McCharles, Chair- man ' and Mrs. Bert Alton, Secre- tary of the Centennial Committee will . accept names ofthose who would like . to serve on special committees or -receive : sugges- tions -to be . presented at the An- nual n nual meeting of . the Agricultural Society ' to be. held within the next two weeks. Convenors and those elected to work with them are: Program, Lloyd Ackert, Mr. and Mrs. F-ank, Alton, . Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Keith; Parade,* Char- les Webster, Omar Brooks, Lloyd Ashton, Jim Henderson; Public- ity, . ,Donald' Thompson,. Donald Maclntyre, Mrs. Fred .McQuillin, Mrs. Harry Lavis, Mrs. Gordon, Kirkland, Mrs, Bert Alton, Mrs. Oliver : McCharles; School Work, Mrs. Bert Alton,, n ' Mrs. Charles Wilkins, local teachers. It is requestedby the convenor of School Work' that all interest- ed local teadhers contact Mrs. Al- ton early, their intentions of mak- ing entries in the • fair as all writing, and book work will be judged • at ,the ` end of June. A meeting is being held in the near future to make upthe ut new prize' list' for school work. If you are. a teacher please accept this as your invitation, to find out when and where t)iis meeting is ,being held and attend with your sug- gestions. • Other. committees ' will be nam- ed next week. Has your name "appeared yet? Remember it is your dutyto call the convenor, if he neglects to call .you. '. Remember. the variety concert. sponsored by the Lucknow Agri - `cultural Society to . be 'field on Saturday evening, February 6th, The St. Helens Choral, singers are deep in' . practice as are. the Scotch. Comedian and word. from' .the Magician is that he wants, to• meet his old friends ` at ' the concert. Yes many of you know him ' well in • another capacity. ,Come to ' the concert and meet the' Rev. J. W. Stewart now of Cookeville. • How long since you have heard a `Robert Service re- cital?" We have one all . ready, that will thrill you all. AMBERLEY 'Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Hooey entertained a number of guests on Monday- evening of last week. Mr. and Mrs. , Russell ' Camp- bell: of Atwood visited •on: Sun- day : with Mrs. John A. '' Camp- bell, am p- belle and Mr. and •Mrs. Glenn Campbell. ' and, family of Amber - ley. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell 'were Miss; Sad- ie Johnston and Dave Johnston. Mrs. 'Alfred Pollock of :Pine River passed away at Victoria Hospital, London, on .Sunday, Jan- uary 17. She will be missed by her many. friends. Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Smith and son 'Of St. Marys have moved into the home . formerly occupied . by the date John Bradley on the twelfth concession of Ashfield. Mr.: Smith is . employed at Pine River Cheese factory. Robert . Gibbs and Donald Ken- nedy of;..Gibbs were guests of Mr. and:Mrs. Mrs. ' Duncan Thor- burn ,and family: on; Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.. Archie Courtney attended. the funeral of • Mrs. ,Ro- bert Webster of Clinton on Tues- day oflast week.' Robert •McCosh of : "Fair' Haven Nursing Home in Kincardine' pass- ed away on Saturday, January 16th. 'He was. 90 years of age. A former resident of the . Lake Shore Road, he, made many friends with people from the Bruce Beach resort, and was well known in the Pine River district; where he attended church when health permitted. Darlene .Nixon of Rile: P Y visit- ed recently with her grandpar- ents ,Mr. and Mrs. 'Duncan'' Thor- burn of Amberley., :Mr. and Mrs. Donald Courtney and :Carol attended the funeral of the late 'John Morgan of Stay- ner on ` .Thursday of last week, Mr. `Morgan 'passed away after a weeks illness following a' par- alytic • seizure; Over .'forty . members of U.C.W. met in the Sunday School; room: of Pine.. River United. Church on Tuesday of last week.. A dinner was served at noon Familiar hymns, "Let the lower lights be burning" and "fn :the • garden" 'Were sung witli Mrs: Bob >d Court- ney at the . piano. The president of . U.C.W.; Mrs. Eldon -''Bradley,- presided for the joint meeting. Mrs. Gordon Fry acted as sec- retary. Minutes of the December meeting, : "Thank you" 'cards and letters were . read. The treasur- er's .. report was given by Mrs. George Wightman. After the bus- iness , part of the meeting, the devotional periodwas led by Mrs. Carrick Coling whoa gave aa read- ing. The remainder ' of the 'meet- ing took the form of a panel dis- cussion. Mrs.. Duncan : Thorburn was leader. for Unit one and was assisted by Mrs, Delbert . Wilson, Mrs.- .Murray Walden and ':Mrs. Mervyn. Funston who gave help-':. f u 1 suggestions on Christian Stewardship. Mrs. Cecil Hum- phrey gave a : reading on "Prais- ing:; God." She also ; gave a re- cording of Trinidad singers : Mrs. Leonard Courtney. was leader for. Unit . 2 assisted by .' Mrs. Robert MacNay, .Mrs. Perrin Lowry, Mrs. Leonard Elms. and Mrs. ' , Leonard Reid. Suggestions for service of worship were given. Mrs. R. Courtney ,led in a . dis- cussion on the attitude of lead- ers and 'ideas for programmes, ers id or r p gz�a Mrs. Delbert Wilson gave inform- ative hints on hospital visiting. A short meeting--of-Unit 1 was held with : Mrs.. Leonard : Irwin and Mrs Meryyn; Hooey in charge. Roll call :was answered. by pay- ment of.`fees. The meeting clos- ed with the benediction. LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH' • Rev. Howard W. Strapp Minister SUNDAY, JANUARY 24th 10:00 a.m. SundaySchool • 11:00 .a.m. Youth .Week Service Guest Sneaker.. Mr. ' Donald Carroll,: B.A. of. Walkerton Collegiate 8 p.m. Week of Prayer Service Guest Speaker , R'ev. Gordon fish of W ingha m Annual CongregationalMeeting$ Tuesday, January 26, at' 8 p.m.: :�N�?�o�rr��u��b�1r�}iii+;�o.�• , Lucknow PresbyterianChurch Rev. , Roderick MacLeod Minister .SUNDAY, JANUARY 24th 10:00 Am: Sunday. School 11:00 'a.m. The 'Minister • AIM n41111114rr4w++4144114.r 11144 rr4411 nir 4140/4 ST. 'PETER'S ANGLICAN: CHURCH. Third' Sunday After Epiphany Church. School '10:39 a ; m , Morning Prayer 11:15 arty,- The Rev. J. R. Xing, Rector'