HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-01-12, Page 10TIM LUCKNOW. BENTIMEL, Lit CKNOWR, ONTARIO
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KINLOSS COUNCIL• MINUTES.
.Kinloss Township Council held
its inaugural meeting January. 3rd;
when the Reye and Council --sub-
scribed to their oaths of office be-.
. fore the Clerk. Reeve P. A.-Mur-
ray
.•Mur-ray presided and the full slate of
:Council members, Wallace Conn,
Wm. 'Evans, Orville Elliott and
Wtn,, Haldenby were present, ..
The following motions were passed'
and..accounts-authorized:paid.:
That the minutes of the special
'meeting of December 15,1.965, be
adoptedas read'.° •
That we prepare and pass by-
law no. • 1 1966 appointing Town-
ship officials and setting salaries
That we 'Prepare and pass by-
law no. 2-1°966 for the purpose of
borrowing; money for current ex- •
'penes. °'
That the parties assessed 'on the
2nd concession 'drain be billed and ,
payment .to be •made,on'or before,
•••February 7th,1966.
That gr
a we' ive ' 15
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to the Canadian Mental Health
Association.
That we pay'the membership:
fee of $15.00 to the Ontario Good
• Roads Association. '
• That the Kinloss Council grants •
approval to the erection of a pre
dominentlY vocational addition
and alterations to the present": Win
'tarn District High School and the
issuing' of debentures for same.
That.. we pay. our grader operator
$1;50 , per ]tour, starting. January
1,1966. ' :., . . .•
That we pay $1.25: per hour.for`:
•labourers for the•township of Kin-
loss .starting
inloss:starting January 1, 1966.:
That the Clerk:write to the Ont
ario Department of Highways for
necessary a ers regarding road . .
superintendents. by-law. for : salary
•
'change ::
That the Clerk write George
Wraith re road allowance.' That .
we appoint Wm. Evans to the Mai-
tland Valley Conservation Author
Ity. Wallace Conn to the Saugeen`
Valley•Conservation Authority,
Wm: Evans and Orville Elliott to
tie ,Whitechurch Community Hall
Board and Wm.. °Haldenby and P.A.
Murray to the Holyrood; Commun-
ity Hall Board,
That we adjourn to meet Feb -
nary 7th, 1966, or at the call of
the Reeve. . '
GENERAL ACC 'UNT
Dr, Blackwell dental care $96.25;,
Ross H. Marlyn Land' Conveyance `
$22.00, Fraser, McKinnon Postage
.$5,00, Crawford and Shephard Leg-
' al, advice on sale $12.50, .Dr..
J.E,• Little Dental Care $1010.00,
Carruthers Nursing Home, lnstit
utional Care $244,50, Canadian
Mental. Health Association dona
tion $15..904: Highways:. Eldon*
Welsh; .Labour $16.0.32, Claude
Dore Grader Operator $243.24,
A. Hughes Road Superintendent ,
$199.86., An advance payment
of $50.00 each wasmade to Mr.
Welsh and , Mr ; Dore Dec .15 ;1965. •
Receiver General Employers Ded-
uction $9.28, Employees Deduct
ion $9..28,: Ontario Good. Roads
Association 'membership fee $15.00
Eldon: Welsh telephone 200; •Poll..'-
ock` Electric tile across 6th Con, .
Lot 10' $25.24, Ed. Waechter mov-
ing stumps on 2nd. Con. $247.00,
Hydro `Electric; Invoice' 46704
$67.91, Invoice• 46706 $45.27;
'total$11$
.18,' Culross. Twp. Bd!y
account. $334:65, .Kincardine; Twp.
Bd'y account $287.74,• Don Mc
(Innes 1 1/2 hours snowblowing
@ $4.00- $6.00.' • • f•• -
'The 'following is the content of.
By-law NO. 17.1966. Clerk; Gordon
H. Wall, Salary $1100; Treasurer,.
Fraser McKinnon $575.00.'plus 510
on arrears of taxes after Maylst;
Auditor, A.. M. Harper and Co.;
Live . Stock valuators, Thomas A.
MacDonald, George Lockhart;
Graham G Moffatt, Lawrence Mc-
Leod. $3.00 per. trip'. and •100 a
mile; School attendance officers,
Frank.Maulden, Lloyd Irwin, Don
:aid. Ross, : $3.00 per trip and .100.a
mile; Fence Viewers. .Wm. Stan-
ley, . John E. Hodgins, Ross Mac., .
Milian,
ac -
Millan, Wm..J. Irwin, James Mof-
afternoon at the 'hall with,, Mrs�'�+'+! ■ •"• • • • •• • •,•`
Lorne Eadie and Mrs: Lloyd Ack- '
en hostesses. Mrs. Alex Percy
presided and the meeting opened
with the Ode and the Mary Stew-
art Colle t. • Minutes and
corres-
ponderi followed. A card party. '.
was planned for January,17th. •
Mrs. Lorne Eadie presided for the
program and gave'the'topic"The.
Art of reading" ..tRo11 Call "My
favourite Author". Readings: were
given by Mrs.. Raynard Ackertt and
Mrs. William Eadie.
Mrs. Harold Haldenby. led a •
sing- song -from "the songs. of. the
gay 'nineties"... Mrs. Frank Maul-
den gave the motto. "a bookread
and enjoyed". She chose "Ice Pal-
ace" by Edna Ferber and •also con-
ducted. a contest on "Books and •
Authors'''. Each member exhib-
ited an article of a winter's hobby.,
The meeting closed by. singing.
God save the Queen'.and Grace,:
%after: which a delicious lunch was{`
served by the hostesses,
Mr. and' Mrs; Clare Sparling and
family of Walkerton visited on
.Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs; George
Haldenby,'
• • There :will be ;no service- in .the
Anglic an •Church next Sunday aft-'•
er-noon. ' On the ;following Sunday, :
January 23rd, the service will be
held at 1.1 .o'clock.•
James McEwan, , Raynard Ackert. •
Fred Guest; Huntley Dawson,
, 'Charlie Tiffin . Donald Ross; Road
Commission All. Council Mem-. . {
bers (Wm. E, Haldenby; Chairman)
Relief Committee, All. Council;;._
Members Reeve responsible for
indigents; Welfare Officer, Gerd -
on H. Wall. Remuneration of
Reeve `$210.00. , *Connell Members
$180..00,, Special Meetings' $6.00,
Drainage. work extra. 'Man $1.25':'
per hour, Tract r`and.man$3.00
P . o
per hour, Chain saw and man ''
$3.00 per hour, Grader • Operator
$1:50' per hour::'
G.H. Wall; Clerk.,
Huron Township council held
their inaugural meeting on Jan-
uary 3, with all members present.
Glenn Farrell,: tax collector,
reported on the tax situation show-
ing 1965 taxes not yet paid of
$19,612, and the Treasurer.report-
ed that there are $15 ,.041• of older
arrears. .
**Council -instructed the Treasurer
to take any necessary procure .
.required' tocollect these arrears:. ,.
The annual By-laws were given
three readings and Council agreed
to 'pay. $3 per day standing time for
snow plow trucks and $3.75 for G
Stewartwith grader on the days
they are not plowing snow during
the,first three months of the year.
The followinraccounts were or- .
dered .paid; Franks Garage , re
pairs•to water truck, $13,30; "Annie
MacKinnon, care of hall December
$18.00; Mrs. Fludder, Nursing
Home 'Care, $121.75;. Benson, Hard-
ware•,' hall 'supplies $5.64; Muni.
icfpal World. Ltd. ,1 subscriptions,
$35.15; Ontario Municipal Board.,:
fee, $10.00; Lester Farrell, fox
bounty, $4,00; Telephone System,'
hall phone and tolls, $12.76;
ROAD ACCOUNTS: Benson Hard-
ware , shed ;supplies, $21.57;
Franks Garage, anti freeze,$15.45;
Valley Blades, grader blades,
$14.2.22; Goderich : Radiator; shop
repairs, $10.00;. Ideal Supply,
grader lights, ' $80'.58;,ffiominion
Road 'Machinery, filters;• $27.81;
Snap On• Tools, tools, $18.80;
Durham Hardware; oxygen: torch,
$8.50; Ronnie Lowry, post holes,:
$24..00; Bill Kempton,: hauling and
loading. $75,91; : Harry Coiling,
hauling and loading, $104:.16; Gord-
on Stewart, snow plowing, $150.00;
Graham' Cook, plowing 'and dozing,
$199,00; Earl Tout,. postage, $9:00;
Ken: MacKenzie, dozer, $42.00;,
Bill Kempton; standing time,
$86.25 Good Roads membership `.
fee, $15.00; Wayne Lowry,: Super
intendent, $335-.00; Bill Scott,
grader operator, .$345.94; Dave
Moore; labour $62.50; .Ivan Cook,:
labour ,;_$ll. 25.; Council adjourned
There was a good attendance at
• the January•meeting of the' Luck -
now Women's Institute'whhen Mrs,
Don McCosh,.'a member of the
Federated Board, spoke at the
meeting..'
• Following the opening exercises
with,Mrs. George Whitby presiding,
the roll call' was answered by pay-
ing a cent f r every article you.
hada oti.' The minutes•were read
-by the secretary treasurer, 'Mrs.A.
Wilson. The treasurer's report. °
showed *nice balance and the re-
sults of the sale of ChristmasP .' ud-
dings by the :Institute showed a'
• nice profit
• Mrs. Wilson told O's low the
$1.00 fee from each member was
spent.
Mrs. Philip •Stewart presided for
the program and read a poem "New
Year Thoughts". Mrs. Russ Rob&
ertson had the motto;. "Understand=
ing, is the pathway to tolerance" .
• Mrs , Don McCosh, 'a Provincial ,
Board Director, was then called oh
ands she .spoke on:the work that is .
done at 'their meetings, which
gather spring and fall: There are
different pamphlets. and magazines
• which• eachmember would bene
fit from through subscription. $1..00
would pay for 4 years to the Feder-
ated. Newrand .$3.00 a year to the
"Country Woman"', and you would
become a contributing' member ,of
the A.C:, W. W,
Mrs.. Wm.:Arnold, District Cur-
ator', displayed the District:Twee
dsmuir Book, and gave an inter'-
esting'-talk on how she:gathers the.
material for the book...
A duet by Patti Hamilton and.,
Deborah Corrin, with' Carol .Cam
-pbell.pianist, was 'very, much
enjoyed
:Mrs. J.: L. MacMillan thanked •
all. those:who took part in the
ogram,' and presented Mrs. Me- '•
Cosh with •a gift. Following :the .
,Queen and the Grace,lunch was
served' by the ladies in charge.°. :
Dividends to ordinary policyholders in;