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THE LUCKNOW SMTI STEL, LUCKNOW, QNTARIO
:FILE RESOLUTION
ON DAYLIGHT TIME
j; VO JRCII • BuNuTEs
.West, Wawanosh. Township
Council 'held. their ,inaugural
meeting :for 1959 on January 12,
1959. All members present. Af-
ter the declaration of office had
'been subscribed to, Council pro-
ceeded. with the business of the
year. By -Law To. 1:, 1959,. nam
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Mg the• •township••officials for
1959 and 'stating their salaries
was passed on a motion by Coups.
Culbert • and McPhee, .Some re-
vision was made in salaries. `
•Qn a., motion Eby Couns. ¥fi
and' Durann,' by=law No. • 2, ,1959ller
Was passed. Phis :by-law authori-
zes theReeveF:arid Treasurer, to
borrow It necessary; •up to ° $20,000.
k . forcurrent expenditures: In the
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Announcing: the. New .Porter -C411:
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GENERAL INSURANCE'
Established ::Over :Thirty Years Ago
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HOWARD AGNEW ;.
Residence 138 '
KINL�OUGI-L
The February , meeting ':of' the
tolyrood. Women's ;Institute ,will
be "held on ,Thursday, Februarys
5th . at the •home of Edna and
::May Boyle. -Roll Call -A • Valen,
tine exchange draw . 25c. Topic—
Tea,; 'Motto-Laughter'is • good:'to-
.clic but never bottle it.Contest- •
Supper Casserole Directors
Mrs.: Sam' Farmer, Miss Edna
,Boyle. '
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Mr: Harold Percy was in Wal,'
• kerton during," the week ,attend-
ing the "County. Council' •
School .'was closed. for. several
days, owing ,to the stormy weath-
er and bad road condition's.,
We :are pleased to.• reort that
Pp.
Mrs. William 'Wall who has been
a patient •: in Wingham :hospital
for the past Month was able to:
return ,to the borne. Of {Mr. and
Mrs:, Jack. .Schumacher, eon..)10.
We. extend • our sympathy to
Mrs. Charles Hodgins ,of Wing-
ham` and the :other mnenlbers of
the Anderson• family in (the sud
.den,; passing. of ;the late,' Harvey
<Anderson.
During the month of Febru-
ary' the Anglican .service will, be
held at 11 a.m.
PLEA TO 'YOUTH
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. - ' EDmSDAY,' JAN„ 29th, 1959 .
(A recent headline in a •Tor'-.
onto 'paper) •
Sub -title, "Jean Needs No Li
quer to
Live'`:
•In spite of the reporter's "rath- li
er facetious treatment- of: Cont-
*"roller Jean. Newman's ••talk, to a
•youth group, her plea' was.. very
forceful and arresting.. She.. was•
addressing young, people,:." who
shad gathered during the Christ-•
mas• holidays to study the alco-
hol problem •
"• As far. ,' as •I am' .".concerned,"
'she declared, "I have .,chosen to
be a total : abstainer. for .the
simple reason: that to rine..; life ,'is'
interesting and • exciting Viand . h
.want to enjoy it to the full` with-
out. having any of my 'perceptive
abilities slightly : dulled
"I . have never •been ridiculed
for, my stand, for after all It is a
Personalmatter: If you young
people make the personal decis-
ion to remain total • abstainers,
you will never regret it and• you
will never succumb to an illness.
which• is very much . on, the . in-
crease •in Canada and. the United
States -that is alcoholism y''
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iminediate 'past, no borowing of
money •has been necessary thus
reducing operating" expenses,
On . a.. motion by CouncillorMil
ler` and Durnin, the clerk was
instructed to order three sub-
scriptions to "The..Municipal.
Norio
A'copy 'of a Resolution dealing.
with Daylight' `Saving Time :from
the St. Helens Women's Institute
Was. tabled • and discussed. ' This
resolution was ordered ` filed'. for
future reference. Township Coun-
cil •are, in sympathy withmany
points •in this' resolution' It was
generally felt that :a definite de
cisiori concerning this ,problem.
should be made by a ` higher
form or government. .
On .a motion by 'Coun. Durnin
and McPhee, . the following • ac-
counts° were passed for payment:
• Ontario Good Roads•.°Assoc.
membership fee; $15.00; Ontario
Assoc. of Rural Municipalities =-
.membership fee, 15.00; Salvation
Ariny, London. -- grant 30.00;
Wm. Rivett . • 1 fox bounty; 4.00;
Jahn •Kuik• 1. fox 'bounty, 4.00;.
Philip MacMillan 1 fox bounty, i
4.00;. Robert . E.: Irvin -=- caretak-
ing, Dungannon St.., lights, '1958,..
7.60; X. X. Dawson -welfare act,
50:02.
Road, Accounts
Howard Sproul snow 'fence,
hauling,., 3.25; Delmar . Sproul
Snow fence`. erecting,' 2.98; Lorne
Ivers - salary; 156.23; Imp. Oil -.
Anti Freeze, 20.00; Wm. Murdie
and 'Son -black wire, 8.50; Imp.
Oil Ltd. -Fuel oil to : tax 76.00;.
Lorne Ivers Telephone calls,
41.6o; Pedlar, . People ,•Ltd.—guide
trail cable, 36.32; •Gus Devereaux
oil,- wire, •and fence, 21.61; Robt.
Stothers—Tire repair, 6.65; Lorne
Ivers .— salary, '.101.25; James
Led dy -Erect. • snow ; fence, 3.50;
Hilliard . Jeffer'son.,. : Erect snow
fence, 3.50; Wes. Jefferson—erect
snow fence, •3.50; Ed. Robinson —
haul • snow, fence, ' 5.00; Albert..
Phillips'—Erect. snow. fence,, •-7.90;'.
Lloyd ,Phillips—Erect' snow fence;
Tt virilT ;pay you ,to have all maintenance, repair,
:' •renovation• arid' redecoration jobs done around
your home or place of business during the Winter
lull in the building industry. " .
HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS 'under the
National Housing Act, .are; available through
your bank . up to $4,000 and ui*to' 10• years
to 'repay. • FARM: IMPROVEMENT LOANS, ,
backed • by the government, are also available
through your bank . up to $5,000 and up to
10 years to'. repay.
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• Help yourself—and at the same time, your com-
munity-by having jobs done 'nous.•
Why wait for spring—
DO1TNO
' . Issued' by. authority cif the
Minister o,Labour,. Canada
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7,90; Thos. iMacGuffin, `- erect
Snow, .fence, 4.90; Cairns Aitchi
son -erect snow fence and :brush-
ing, 18.20 George : Webster -erect
snow fence; 2.10:, Earl, Jamieson'
erect Snow fence;' :2.10 Donald
Taylor: '— : erect snow fence, 2:10
John Phillips -=-erect snow fence;
2;10; ForanVBroas.—fencing, 105:)0;
Nelson Culbert—ditching, 7.00;
' HaroldCulbert ditching, 7.00;
Bert Moss—gravel, 78.90; Leslie
$Schultz --weed, cutting, 1958, '7.00..
Council adjourned to meet On
''February 10th; 1959.
Foran, Township' Clerk.;
KINGSBRIhGE
(To Late:, For Last Week)
iSyrnpathy is extended to ,the
family of late Edward Gilmore,.
who died at his home' here dur-
ing the past' week, .with the `bur-
ial taking, place• on. Saturday
morning' of 10:30' a.m.. at St. Jos-
eph's church, where Rev, H. Van
Vynckt 'sang the Requiem mass.
The pallbearers were 'Lloyd
Cline, Basil .Bogan, John Gilmore,
Geo. Halloran, Rae Pearson. and
D'arcy O'Hara.
The late Mr. Gilmore' is, sur
bitted .'by his :widow;, the former
Theresa Kelly, four 'daughters,
Mrs. Della Kratz of 'Kitchener,
Miss• Frances Gilmed a of London,
1 Mrs.. Geo. Halloran of: Buffalo
Mrs. 'Rae Pearson . of Eainilton,
and .four . sons, Edward of Cat-.
gary, Gerald of Cornwall, 'James
and. Arthur at' home, also twelve
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grandchildren .all of . whom were
present; for the',funeral:
. Congratulations'and Best Wish=
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es` :to 'Mr. and: Mrs. Michael Dal-.
ton who • are` celebrating' their
-Golden, Wedding Anniversary to,:
day,. January,, 19th.. A dinnerfor,
the 'family and a few close friends
`was .served on Sunday' et the
Tiger Dunlop Inn,-:Goderich. R. 3,
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with : their. son Gerald, of Toron
to, Mrs.. Ella Bowler, Miss
'beth Bowler, Maurice Bowler
two sons, of Toronto among the
dinner guests:
Congratulations also to Mr. and '
Mrs Reiss Miltenberg upon the
arriva ;of a'.daughter, at Alexan-
dra Marine Hospital, Goderich ori
• January .17th,. 1959. •
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s, Doctor...Wednesday will be fine
When it's time to have the • dentist ".check
daughter's• teeth,' Mrs Smith. naturally reaches.
for 'the telephone, that helpful !'Member -of -the..
• faMilyy' with the" habit .o'f getting things done.
When you look back over your* day, it's some
tithes surprising• to " realize in just flow many
little ways (he telephone has helped you . , , how
it adds' 'so- much ,convenience' and comfortto
everyday frying
THIN BELL TIILtPHON* COMPANY OP CANADA
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