HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-05-16, Page 9WEDNESDAY, . MAY i*th, 1962.
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Rate Is 16 Mills
THE: SENTINELLUCK'NOW, ONTARIO
PAGE: NINE
The regular May •Meeting' ' of
West ' Wawano.sh Township
-Council • was. _held__ on May 7th,'
1962," All: mernbers ,present,.
The minutes of the April meet-
ing were- adopted as' read on a
motion a'by Couns.' .Smyth and
'Durnin.
On a motion by,Couns. Srtiyth
and McPhee, Township Council
agreed •to accept a petition for
drainage work from ,ratepayers
of Concession 1, West Wawanosh.
.Also, Mr. James A, Howes,
Listowel was authorized.
to make : an ;examination and
survey in regards to •this drain-
•age.,work. Motion carried.
Council. was iniormned that it
appears necessary. to replace
the roof . of .the original part of
•God
erich: ; High School. On ' a
motion , by iCouns..'Smyth and
McPhee, West Wawanosh Coun-
cil gave their approval' to . the.
High School' Board to go •ahead.
with this .project., •
• • On' a emotion •by 'Coups, Smyth
atid:McPhee, the Road Supt. was
instructed. to order: liquid cal-
ciurn, chloride frorn Pollard
Brothes, • Harrow., Ort. • This.
calcium.. • is to be applied: on
township roads.
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It was,pointed out to iCduncil
that it appears that the 1062
rate 'for,,our township in, regards
to. Goderich High School• .would
be 16 mills. .
An account .concerning fire
fighting from 'the • .Village of:
Lucknow•+wa.s_ -held--over _till the.
next . meeting, '
On a. motion by ,Couns. McP lee
and Jeffe•rson,• the following
general . accounts' were passed
for. payment. . "
•Thistle Printing Ltd., Asses-
sor's supplies, $30,47; Pineerest
Manor Ltd,,.. • indigent patients'
(2).accounts, - 159.50; The Luck
now Sentinel,: printing account,
8.00;. Elmer Woods, live stock
claim, 715:00 'Andrew Gaunt,. one
live -stock inspection; 2.50; Luck'
now District ' Co-op, 3 . ,bags . of
warbicide, 16.80; Lucknow Dis-
trict Co --op, 2,120 ,lbs.. coaly 'for
,welafre ' 28.60; Lucknow : Fruit.
Market,: groceries for welfare,.
105.00; Ontario • • Hydro, Wing-
ham, .Township Hal/ light-
ing, 6.07; Amos C.' Martin, Ltd.,.
tile .for, lHamilton drain, 303,88.
On 'a motion by Couns. Durnin
and Jefferson, •the followingroad
accounts, were. passed for • pay-
ment; • .
Howard. ' Thompson, ,hauling
,snow 'fence, '$5.00 Wayne•• Red-
mond, d'i'smantling snow fence,
2.50; Donald Thompson; hauling
snow fence, 3:00; James Aitchi-
:Mark4
Family DayService
SOLIVET_�VEyYSl;-..
• Mother's Day was the subject
chosen by Mrs, .Donald MacTav-
ish when she spoke to the child-
ren on: 'Thursday afternoon. For-
merly : the Mission Band, they
are now the 'Olivet Round -up."
Infant baptism was the fea•
ture on, 'Christian Family Sun-
day in the United Church when
Catherine Doris, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Blackwell &
Brian . Michael, • son .• of Mr.. •and
son,' dismantling :snow :fence, 6.75;
Wm
Forster, ..dismantling snow
fence, •6.00;• borne Ivens, salary,
50.00; Norman McDo'nald,• operat-
ing ..grader, 1125.00; Imperial Oil
Limited, fuel and lax, 1 40;.
Grant Chisholm, r •moto ioi • an
tax, 10.44; Dominion Road. Mach
inery Co. ° ,Ltd., •pressure hose,
43,97 Ed ` • Robinson hauling
snow fence, 5.00; Robert ° Jeffer
son, dismantlingfence, snow : ence,3.75;
James •Leddy, dismantling 'snow
fence,: 3.715; •Lucknow .'Sentinel,`
invoice_ books,. 7.73.•
C'ounoil adjourned to meet on
Wednesday, June. 8th, 19612, •
J.. F. FORAN,• Twp:. Clerk.
Mrs Jack .MoGuire werebap=
tized by Rev. Douglas .. Dunlop.
Present for the ceremony - were'.
Cathie's grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs, Stanley Blackwell of
Cooksville. • _ •
Ronald Cory recently
spent two .weeks leave with his
mother, Mrs. Norval ' Stewart 84
Mr, Stewart, 'returned on Wed-
nesday ,of last Week to the: RCAF
base at Col'd'Lakee Alberta where
he has been. stationed for , the
'past six . months; • .
Mrs. Morrison Of' Toronto spent
theweek-end with Mrs. Mae Ha-
milton. • • •
• Mr.' and Mrs. Earl Stacy 'of
London, • 'visited on SatUrday
with Mr. arid . Mrs. Ray Harnil-.
ton and fartily. Visitor's on Sun.-
'day were Hers, Russell . Tout, Al-
lan, : Susan ' and Diane,,, and' Bill.,
•Bennett of
Kincardine. ..
Young : people spending the
weekend• at their homes ere I
:h
:include: Misses' Barbara Anger
and Alice Brooks of.. London,,
Donna . Osborne of Toronto,' Mary
White of.. Wingham and Air
Craftsman Burt!' White and his
friend, A.C. • 'Burnie Peden, of
Clinton ROAF. Baser
In area, 'Canada is about forty
tires '.the • sizeof the United,
Kingdom,' has albout:one: third•.the,
population.'
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HOW MANS HAVE 'USED A BANK LOAN?
, .Morethan ever before•because the'chartered banks have on their books
more commercial and personal loans than ever before C
mercial loans
to; help keepp the wheel's of industry -moving, Personal loans' for a wide variety
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of individual and family: purposes. At' last count,'more than 1,250,000 men
and women were making use of 'someform of personal loan for some
worthwhile purpose/Yeardiscover the` ease and
. urpgse 'Year �by year, more people disco
convenience of'borrowing from 'a bank. It's good; business to,: see `your local;
'bank maitaget when you'stand in need of financial help.
THE ,CHARTERED BANKS 'SERVING' YOUR COMMUNITY",, •
W. A. "BUD"
HAMILTON
HEATING. OILS - GASOLINE
.. OTHER FARM, PRODUCTS
PH.220 W -LUCKNOW
NEWS
BRIEFS
FROM NEARBY
One of the .new teachers ' en-
gaged ' for the Wingham Public .
School staff is' Miss 'Donna Os-
borne of 'Ripley,..vviho has' been
teaching in Toronto., ° •
Rev Cecil M.' Jardine of Lon-.
,don 1ias. 'accepted a .call to Sud
c' ed.' Rev., 'T. "Garnet Husser, ac=
cording".to•' an',announcement• by •
DeWitt Miller; 'chairinan of the
past ral relation's committee of
Winkham United "Church. Rev.
Mr. Husser..isc,,gIoing to Terrace
:Bay ;hear Port Arthur.
,Morris. `A. Huff, has. •been' ; ap-
pointed : summer " assistant -agri-
cultural :representative for Hu-:
ron County
Continuing the !general pat-.
tern of : .apparent disinterest' in
the :•cGoderiCh, Township liquor
vote to . be' held on May. 23ird,
less than tivo dozen persons turn--
ed.
urn-ed. up at Holmesville United •
Church` last. Thursday evening for •
an. organization ` meeting of the
"Vote ? o". Coni iittee, according
• to th'e Goderich Signal Star.`•The,
"Vote Yes"'Committ.ee; had up till
last week at . least, -shown • •no
signs of 'active campaigning: '
The Dublin ; hotel has 'changed
hands, and a beverage room vote
is being taken in, McKillop. Town-
ship, which.if successful, would
I.permit licensing. of the hotel. '
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the
Wingham Gideon Camp met at
the :home' of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Kilpatrick.•. The•'•Auxitiary elected.
Mrs. •Merrill. Cantelon as presi-
dent' •for the ,coming year. Other
,officers • elected . were. viceoresi= •
dent, Mrs Joseph Clark; sec.=
treas., Mrs. • Richard Kilpatrick:;:'
auditor, Mrs: John A. Currie;
chaplain, Mrs. B. N. Corrin:. •
Remove Goderich
Harbour; Island
A • $4124,043 contract has ..been
awarded. by , the Department of
Public • • Works to the • 'Ori°tario
Marine and Dredging Limited of
lToronto),, for dredging work in.
'the harbour ;at Goderich, it was'
announced last' vek .by ' L. • El-
ston 'Cardiff,
l-ston.''Cardiff, MLP. for Huron.
• The work consists of redredg-
ing .the whole of the inner har-
bour, including the ' removal of
Ship`
Island, a small obstruction
which has presented a menace to
navigation and hampered the .full
use of the: port., The removal of
the ,island will. greatly • increase
.the space available in the inner
harbour ..for the moverirent of
'Vessels and for winterst8rage
,facilities for a large numvber of
boats. The dredging will be' to
a; depth of 23 ,feet.
Teacher': What did Archimedes'
' discover 'when he was taking
a bath?
Student; Dint!'
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