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TH2 LUCKNOW 0 ..1.1),CKNOW, ONTARIO
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OLIVET and DISTRICT
e World Day of Prayer ser- Mrs; Norval Steward, Mrs. Herb
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kir this district was held in Clayton and Mrs. Oscar White:
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ng those to attend.from 01- patient,•in *Vinghain -Hospital, Mr,
were: Mrs. Walter Black, Walter Dexter is , looking after
,Melvin Coning, Mts. John his chores, .
lig, Mrs.. Orville Finlayson, • •Howard McGuire of Guelph and
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• Roy .McGulte of Ripley are hol-
idaying tii Florida.
'Ronald MacCharles of Komi". 3n
and Burt White of Clinton:
the—weelt:eid at :their lkfinerhere.-
Sharon -Coiling was. organ,-
• Miss.
1St in, Sunday •School at Olivet
on Sunday and Sandra MacCharles
played during .the worship' service.
DOES SHUR•GAII4 TAKE THE . .
EXTRA 'TROUBLE TO 'MAKE ,
.SELECTED-.GRANULATED.FERTILIZER
.Because it's more effective. SliUltGAI*FertiliZer is granulated after the
ingredients have been mixed and is not just ablend of •granular
••• materials. As a result each granule contains all ,three Plant. food
elements in the right proportions. ' • . ' • '
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Ordinary. granular and blended fertilizers imply Consist of a
mixture of ingredients', either in powder form or granules. Although,
it's easier to make fertilizer that ,way it cannot be as effective in use
. due to the separation of ingredients of different size and weight. •
• , As every 'granule contains all the guaranteed plant food elements,
OMR-GAIN Selected -Granulated Fertilizer remains completelyp re• •
throughout • storing, shipping •• aid-spreading—r.e.sulting in • •
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balanced feeding Of plants from every granule; consistent, more even
application of the best possible fertilizer to give , you maximum
yields and top returns from your fertilizer dollar.
As alWays it pays to get the finest fertilizer for your good earth.
pima -GAIN Selected -Granulated.
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;For -Road.
itutesLast Year $32,853
• The regular Februtuy,ineeting of
West Wawanosh Township. Council
was held on Tuesday,. February
4th, 1964, All members present.
This meeting was: held a week
;earlier than usual due to conven-
tions coming ,up later in the
month. , .
On a Motion by Councillors Jef-
ferson and . Lyons, Council agreed
to set the allowance • at $40.00
each •for Council members' and
township officals; attending the
Ontario Rural Municipalities con-
• vention and • the . Ontario Good.
Roads • converition in .1964. •
On a. niotion• by Councillors Ly-
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ons .and Smyth, the Clerk was
instrueted to advertise for: (1)
• Tenders for the, supplying of 600
lbs. of warble fly powder, to be'
delivered. under the supervision of
the warble fly inspector .(2)- -Ten-
• ders , for the' , warble fly spraying
of cattle for the 1964 campaign. (3)
Applications* for a warble fly in-
• spector. All 'tenders and applica-
tions tobe in the Clerk's hands•:
by 6:00 pin.. SaturclaY„ . March 7,.
1964. .
On a' Motion by Councillors Jef-
ferson and Errington, •the Reeve
and Clerk werek authorized to
ply for. the .statutory subsidy. on
1963 road .expenditures., Theam-
ount expended in' 1963 it• roads,
culverts; winter • control, etc: was
$32,83.74. • • •• •
It was mewed by ..Councillor
Smyth and seconded by Councillor.
• Lyons that.. Coundillor. Hilliard
jefferSon be , appointed as West
Wawanosh Township representa-
tive to the. Maitland, .Valley Con: -
Servation Authority:. Motion • car-
On a motion. by I.Councillors .Ly-
ons and Jefferson,I.:West Wawan-
osh. Township Council decided to
appoint. Mr. Allan Miller, RR. 1
Luclmow is a 'Candidate M regard
• to the Board of Directors for
.Wingharn .General Hospital. Mo-
tion carried,
' It was moved by Councillor
• jefferscin and Seconded by Coon-
•, cillor .Smyth that West Wawanosh
Township offer to sell E.H. Lot
-37, Platt 8, TOdd'S Survey, S•t.•
Helens, West Wawanosh Township
for' .the aunt of one 'dollar ($1.00),
• pending availability • of the deed:
Motion' carried.'
On a motion by •Councillors.
Smyth a n d ' Lyons, .' ToVvnSlip'
Council decided. to request the.
Ontario Department of Highways
.to transfer • $146.26from road
maintenance toroad constrUction.
This pertains • to By-law Not . 3,
1963 (Road expenditures).
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Consider Municipal , Park "
. Mr. Roy ,Hanna ,appeared be-
• fore Council and introduced the
idea of establishing a municipal
.patk under the Centennial .Grants
• program and the Maitland Valley.
Conservation Authority. It is pro-
- —• -posed- AO- -.establish-, this, park -in
• the, vicinity where the Maitland
• River crosses. from East- Wawan-
osh .to Weat. Wawanosh..
• The road accounts were passed
for payment on a motion by Coun-
cillors' Lyons and Jefferson. '
• . On . a motion .by Councillors'
• Sinyth.,..and Errington, the. follow-
,ingeneral 'accounts were ordered
13irtils
HOWALD In Wingham and
District Hospital, on •Wednesday,
February 5,. .1.964, . to Mr. and •
Mrs. Harold Howald, 5,
•Lucknow, a daughter,
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SEARLE In Kinloss
'on Friday, February' 7, 1964; to
Mr, and Mrs, William G. "Searle,
R.R. 6, Lucknow, a son, •Gerald
Charles. •
• The Kemple .Fall Fair in the
Wiarton district will cease to be
held this year .after operating cOn-
tinuously for 106 years.
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.0041P Heavy Duty OIL .
•Now gives even better
protection againsthigli '
• temperature, heavy dun/type
• deposits in diesel and:
gasoline engines and also.
-.against low temperature,
sludge. dePosits, •Effective in
resisting wear andi.•
stopping hydraulic vaho
sticking.
09-0P ,LUBCO
Multi-Pursiose
One reEgASaEse O'r• a I • t h e jobs
around the -farm.
Punips:f reply ,at 10° below
zero; does notmeit under
high temperatures.
RetoMmended for:
• Wheel Bearings
• • Water Pumps •°
• Chassis • ,Universal Joints
• Ball and Roller Bearings.
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, CO-OP
Cofax GREASE
Made pith a heavy
• , ' base 'oil.
Recommended for:
is Loose sieeve•tyne beatingi •
• High speed anti-trietion outings
• As an economical gun grease
paid. • .
• Signal Star. Ltd., .advertising ac-
count, $1.75;, Huron Crep Improv. I
• Asset., :grant for 1964, $25.00; On-
tario Good . Roads Assoc., 1964
membership feet, $15.00; Munici-
pal'World, 2 subs. for. 1964, $10.00;
RobtiC-PurVeSr.--wood...1dr_rwel7,1
fare, $36.00; ' Ontario Hydro,' Wing -
ham,. Twp; hall lighting„, $6.07.
Road expenditures17 'Lorne'.
Ivers, SAlarY, $45:00 Norman Mc -1
Donald, operating' snow • plow,
$158.00 Russel Phillips+, operating
wing, $96.90; key Hardy, 'plowing.
snow with trucki. $657.00: ' Wheel
and Brake Co, Ltd., control dableP
for 'Plow, , $92.70; • Dom.. Road
Machy. Co. Ltd., grader repair,
$79,09; R. W. Mole, sanding roads,
•$16,00; Gus Devereaux, salt for
roads, ,$1.35;,.Norman •MeDonald,
rent, bulldozer towing, $28,50 ;*
Grant Chisholm, mot°, . oil and
tax, $10,80; IMO, Oil Ltd'., ;fuel
and tax; $101.81. •
• Council adjourned ..to meet on
Tuesday, , March 10th, •1964;
•J. F. Foran, Twp. Clerk
4e sure to discuss your spring Fertilizer program
with your locca SHER-GAIN .Fertilizer dealer
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• See your CO-OP' No*!
February
DiiCount
to, per gal of Oil
lc per lb. of greaSe.
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