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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-11-18, Page 9• 5g; 'WEDNESDAY, NOV.. lath, 1959 •er THE LUCKNbW 'SENTINEL, L,'U CKNOW, ONTARIO. PAGE THIRTEEN Notice IsHereby Given To The Municipal: Electors Of The. TOWNSHIP OF •ASHFIELD And Ratepayers in Union. School Section 8 in the Township of West Wawanosh, 11 in the Township of Colborne, and 4 in the Township. of Huron, that the. Nomination. of Fit and. Proper persons toserve. as Reeve, Four Councillors anct Three Township " School Area Trustees, for the Township .;of Ash- field, for the year. 1960, will take place at the TOWNSHIP HALL on • - o 'FRIDAY, NOVE M1BER 27th 1959 At one :o'clock in the afternoon, • for one hour, at which tin);e 'and place all Electors of said Township •are hereby notified to ,attend,: and that• should a Poll be required, Polling will open on Monday, December 7th, 1959 FROM: 9,00 . a.rn. to 5;00: p.m. Otthe..'various Polling Sub. divisions:' . Ratepayers in the .above mentioned ..Union' School. Section. are eligible to stand for Trustee and 'are entitled to vote on Trustees . Sub -Division No. 1, Dungannon . No. 2, S. , S. No. 9 No. 3, Orange Hall William Helm ..., Al Irwin No; 4, Port. Albert ,,,...:,: _ John • Tiigert .,...,.. Melvin Dickson No. 5, Kingsbridge ......... Gilbert Frayne Michael O'Neill No. 6,• Farrish Home• .... Howard Barger....: Jack MacKenzie No. 7, .Laurier' • Frank Hamilton . . Henry 1VIacK'enzie DONALD` M.''SIMPSON, Returning Officer .D.RO. Poll ' Clerk. Ben Mole Allan Petrie William Clare ....,.:. , John Curran KINLOSS COUNCIL .YEAR-END SESS101 Kinloss Municipal 'Council met in the Hall, November 2nd, 1959, as .per adjournment. All mem- bers . present. Conn. and Conley, that the •minutes of the last regular meeting of • October 5th .as, read be approvedand. signed;: Bushell -MacDonald, that • we holcl the : Court of Revision on. the • 1959 Assessment -Roll on, Mo y.at 2 he 16th day of . Nove-• ' m ryer o'clock in the after- noon. Conley - and 'Corm- ` that. we, giye a grant of: $10:00 •to.. the Children's Aid' . Society .• of. Bruce County • MacDonald .and Bushell, . that. the'. clerk write the Engineer re. Button Drain.. • e • •. Conn• and Conley, . that the Clerk write the Maintainer "op- erator re insurance. Bushell and 1V1acDonald. , that the clerk reply to the Township of Crowland re Welfare. Resolu- tion that we . endorse' the same. .: Conn and Conley, that . the clerk . notify , the Bosco Metal Products, Co., that. the 'Depart- nient of Highways has. 'approved the contract re. Borr and Collyer Culverts. • • • Bushell' and, MacDonald, that William Scott • be paid, $200.00 on account assessor's salary. 1959.. Bushell • and • Conn,: that Gordon Wall be paid $25.00 on` account Collectors salary, 1959, Bushell and Conn, that Coun- cillor Conley .be ,paid $75,00 Commissioners fee . Hutton drain. ,MacDonald and Bushell,that a by-law be '.prepared appointing Deputy Returning officers and Poll Clerks for '.each poll. Conn and Conley, that we do. now .adjourn to meet •again on Tuesday, December 15th, or at the call of the Reeve. Cheques Issued - Mrs, Violet Thompson, • caretaking; ,$13.00;. Albert. • Cook, work on 'J. W. Henderson Drain, 12.00; Child- ren's Aid Society, grant,. 10.00; Municipal; World,... supplies,, 8.32; Sari, "FFrmer,::°supplies at Hall, 9.32; Roy Huffman; 1 lox bounty; 5.00;' F,' G. Moffat; °'sheep claim, 20:00; George ' Lockhart,. Insp. above, 4:00 Village. of Lucknow, fire call, 2 iR,S,D.R., ..100.00; Public Speaking ' At ° Holyrood, Miss Karen Carruthers, 1st.'prize,. 5.00; Miss' Marilyn .Thacker, 2nd prize, 3.00; other • contestants, 2.00; Diane Hewitt, Velma Hod- gins, Madonna .Q, raham, Carol MacIntyre; 'Peter Steer.,. Donnie Hodgins,:" Brenda Eckenawiller, Sharon Stanley, June Ackert, Jean . Sutton, Allan Cornish, 'Janet Riseborough, .Helen Camp-'. bell, Michael. Ritchie, Elaine Murray, , . Donnie McGillivray, David.. Wall,. Trudy . Thomson, Allan Colwell; Wnl. A. Schmid, prizes for. ; judges, 7.85; Ontario.' Hydro, .Whitechurch . St. , lights,' 84.33; Lucknow . Convalescent Hoorne, nursing care October,. 200.00; Mrs. Jean Henderson, nursing care October,. < 100:00; Carruthers 'Convalescent :Home, . nursing care October, . 255,00; Harold Percy, telephone calls, 3,00; • William Scott, on account assessors salary, 200.00; Harold. Percy, selecting jurors, 4,00; William Scott, selecting jurors,. 4,00; J. R. Lane, selecting jurors, 4.00; ' Frank Thompson, postage, 5.00; Gordon. Wall, on account Collectoii's salary, 25.001' J. R Lane, Clerk's fee, H=OC Drain,. 50,00.; Robert Hamilton, allow-' ance 11-+C .' Drain, '10.00; Town- • ship ; of Kinloss, ,allowance' Farish Drain, . .100.00; Russell: • Button, allowance ., Button . Drain, 124.00; ' J. ": W, H eriderson, allowance • Button .Drain, 24.00. . Highway • Cheques. -E. Car. rathers, • Road,' Superintendent, 183.00; mileage,. 72.00, '255.00; H. McMillan, operator, • 173.50; R. McQuillin, ' 9.00; George 'Tiffin, 6,40; , John McInnis, :inspection, 102.40; J. .McGillivray, 36.90; •Harry .Colling, trucking gravel, 819.42; Webster and 1VicKinnon, wrench, screw driver, 6.15; Ken- neth :MacKenzie, fence bonus,. 150.00; , Kenneth 4VI+acKenzie, land for road ,allowance, 100.00.;. Ontario 'Culvert Co., new pipe, 112.22; H. 'H. Bannerman, !bal-' ance on . gravel, 11.34; Dominion .load Machinery Co., ;bolts and glass, 50.39; Bosco. Metal Pre - ducts, road sighs, 47:50; ,Joseph; Wall, cutting weeds, '9.60; .Ont ario• •Culvert " Co., new pipe,;. 154.56; 'E. S. Hubbell, `,.grader blades, ,20.50; Haldenby's Store, shovel, • 3.65; ' William Scott, blasting ;stumps,: 32.50; Hewitt's 'Haulage,; 'drawing fill, 364.56; Unemnployment `.Stamps, 6.88; George .Lockhart, gravel, 117.20; Harry Wall, spraying' Weeds, 9.00; :Huron .and ... Kinloss Tele- phone Co.; . Construction Con- • cession 4, 200.00; Lawrence Mac- Leod, gravel, 88.02; Frank Brown Estate; ` gravel 8:40' • ` J.. R. LANE, Clerk. Fewest Alcoholics Under Ontario . has 2,210 alcoholics for.: every 100,000 persons 20 years of age and over. Ontario ;adds 5,000 yearly to its total of alco- holics. (The Alcohol Research Foundation not long ago said .4,000,but has had to ' revise this). The number of • alcoholics in this Province was . announced recently as 78,000: Each victimaffects detrimentally about/five other . persons in Ontario the equivalent' in population of a great city. ' .:,. The Alcohol Research Foundation for .rehabilita- tion costs $250,000 annually. In a condensed reporton a ,1956. survey, the Foundation 'said' 600 of • 1,000 clergymen made general comments.' and attribute d..to the use :of.al- cohol: ' marital discord, . poor church attendance, juvenile problems, drunken driving, crime, demor- alization of women. The number of alcoholics in Ontario has doub- led since .1946, when :cocktail bars 'were establish- ed. The more outlets, liquor con- sumption . and the moree numerous' the resulting tragedies. Huron, under the' Canada Temperance Act, .has. 750• alcoholics per ' 100,000 population, half the next lowest total among the Ontario counties sur- • ' ` veyed.H. . �y thoughtful person vote to impose upon Huron the Liquor Control Act with ' its eight -('at present) types of liquor. outlet? LET'S NOT LOSE THE C.T.A. FOR THE REVOCATIONanimmilmommimmommosmommima AGAINST THE' REVOCATION crane Voice of Experience:. Keep TheC.T.A. Many citizens who have .`lived under .both laws • testify against the Liquor Control Act. ` Here:. are passages from a few letters: `Success, : to you in Huron. .1 live about eight rods from a hotel, and I ` wish .:the : repealists could see what I see daily. The attempt to repeal the C.T.A.• 'is only another move, on behalf of. the liquor interest to widen their scope." E. C. BOOD, Waterloo' county. • I have not "Having lived in conununiti scontrolled by the L.C.A. ' and C.T.A., I know that the `adoption of either.. will make little difference' .in the obtaining of . alcohol , by the youth. The boys and girls of Grand Bend can. obtain alcohol in 'their community as ,easily as can the young people of Exeter:" BILL POLLEN, student minister.. " "Living' in . Huron, under the Canada Temper- ance Act for the' past year and a half is*a welcome change from many years. spent in areas under the Liquor'' Control Act. It is good to be able'to walk down the main street without being accosted by - an alcoholic, . and to know that our girls can walk in safety in the evenings. While: drinking does exist, for Huron is not "dry", the evidences are not con- tinuously thrust:under'our eyes and noses,. in long queues before the . doors 'of liquor , stores . 'and ' warehouses, and loud and unseemly con- duct duct about; the doors of beverage rooms.. The num- ber corning to our door 'seeking help in. problems involving alcohol has been greatly reduced and res- pect �ct for law and order i in this community is pro- portionately ro- e P y ,g retro- gression ' to bringHuron. wider the Liquor u Control ortionatel higher. g �' Act." REV.. T. GARNET HUSSER, Winghain. " been living in Huron for over two years, but I hope the voters, of Huron ' will uphold their record for keeping the, best interest of the rising generation.. always in mind. I enclose $15. to. help winthe battle." WM. A. CURRIE, Granton. Published by Huron. C.T.A. Committee • RETIRING FROM 'MUNICIPAL AND BUSINESS ACTIVITIES Mayor Burton Stanley of Cln- ' fon tossed: a : "bombshell" last week when he. announced his intentions to withdraw from not ', only municipal, .politics but from his grocery and 'butcher business, • • as • well., Burton was born • and 'raised , on the Boundary West. His moth-'. +er resides here and a'sister, Mrs. i ' Clarence • Irwin •'lives on the Se- .cond Concession. .. ' He has. served' • for - several years , as councillor, reeve and mayor of Clinton where heas operated' a successful . butcher and grocery:. store ..for about4•11 I years, employing' a large staff. , His intention is to sell out his stock in ,the store, enter hospital 'for • surgery, and: then' with his wife, to travel . to . Florida for a winter's . holiday. SIGNS FOR SALE -7"' o Tres- passing", "For Sale" and "For Rent" signs available at The. Lucknow Sentinel; .•phone. 35. 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