The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-02-23, Page 10THE LUCKNOW SlIINTINUL. LUCNNOW ONTARIO
WEST WAWANoH TOWNSHIP
COUNCIL MINUTES
Vie. regular Fe -binary meeting of
:e'C+oarncA' the Township of
Welt Wartanoch was held on Feb
ttaethl, wat"th allmembers present.
The minutes of the 196inauguri
a'i met ng and of a 'special sneer
'late held on January :4th4 were read,
and adapted on a motion' by Counr
. .ctiltirs Smyth and Errington
• attendance Ott the beginning
• .> the St$100. Were representatives
3 .Ashy eid amt' West .Wawanosh
'hoai Area Board and from East
Was troth Township School Area
Esoard„ also it.li. Thonap'on, Clerk
of Vitt Wavenotle. A lengthy dir.
: Feusilon 'took. place with regard to
proposed bus routes and about the
peti'tibes received:from ratepayers
in both East and West Wawanosh
wishing to have their properties re-
turned to the School Area of their.
� •
respective township. No' final ;de7.
son was reached On the detach --
ment°o'f the properties in East'Wi-
' wanosh from the West Wawanosh
a<,
Salo& Area. until the Scamis of
'• both Areis zrneet
of the proposed addition -explained`
to them. a .
On a..motion. by Councillors
Lyons' and Sproul:the Reeve and ; •
Clerk were authorized to apply for
the statuioty subsidy on 1965 road.
expenditures. The 'amount.expend-
ed in 1965' on roads, culverts, win-
ter' control, etc. was $4t%179.
'The road accounts were passed • .
forpayment on a motion by Coon:.
cillors Lyons and Sproul... ' -
Reeve Donald MacKenzie of, Ash-•
Heald appeared before Council with
re arrd to Dun annon. street lights . .
g. g
A need for: improved lighting in •
Dungannon has been raised and
since the road throughlDuneatmon
is to be under construction during
this year, it -was felt now would be
a proper time to consider the lights
for'the village. The question was
left .open until the feeling of the
ratepayers of Dungannon is obtained
'The following general accounts
were ordered paid •.on a notion by •
;Councillors Smyth and. Errington:.
Salvation .Array , 1966 grant, $30,00;
It iwsts Mit:wed by. Councillors
Smyth ape Sproul -. That the Muni'
rcipal Corporation Of the: Township
of Wei Wawanosh aPProve the're .,
z uest Of the itibl he • .Board '
° ••the Huta County School: Area No.
:2 ;:for the issue of --debentures in the
mount sof $5h0.000 b the Mar.
ietpal, C•orporariori the Township
Of f Ahf field for the Oa ction • and
eauipping of a t:errtrat: school of 12
classrooms a library roam and a
playroom -Carried„
It was moved by ;Cour eiilors :
Smyth -and.Sprou'l That;the :Minn.
°iiipai Corporation :of the Township
$f'Wtlarawanooh approve the :re*
quest Of 'the Moble St;hoal Board of'.
the Comborne Township School Arm
:'to•their ahare'•of anissue of debenrr:
ores ;in the amount of $2004000 by ..
the-. tunicip poration of the
Township;of Colboret.for thecorr-
atr rl tioii Of an addition to the .Zion
•Centraxl School.. Carried ` .
Oil a motion by Councillors ;Lyont..
and ming -ton•, The:Clerk was in-
strutted to advertise.in two local
weekly papers for (1) Tenders:for
;the supplying of 600 pounds. of war
r .bre fly powder to be delivered' :
' under :the supervi:s ori of. the We'tble'
ply.lnspector . (2) Tenders for war
ble fly spraying of. Cattle for the
1966 campaign, Nand (3) Applica
tions 'for a Warble Fly lnspector,
with a salary. -of $1.:25 per hour..
i.dve'rtisetnents ere to appear the
weeks of the 16th and 23rd of Feb-':
.nary and all tenders and applica-
tions are,. to be in -the hands of the'
Clerk not later than 6,p,rri,, Saturn •
. day , . March 5th,. •1966 • The levy
to. be charged for the warble fly
. spraying of Cattle in 1966. was Pet.'
at 210 per head for spraying and
. 19c:.per head : for~ thoses . brushing the
warbicide on. This marked incr-
ease' over the 1965 levy (14c .and
12¢) is due to the fact that do
grant for warbicide will be paid to
the Township this year,' as was .
made known at this time in 1465..
it was moved by Councillors
Smyth and Errington - That:the.
Muriinipality of the Township of
West Wawanosh :approve the addi-
tion to the Goddrith District Coll-
egiate Institute and will assume
, its 'share of the cost ofthe necess-
ary debenture issue by the Town of
Goderich according to the revised'
• estimate as: presented February 4,
1966. The amount to be raised by
the Town of Coderich by the issue'
of debentures is 8653 ,189 ; • of whactt
' the scare of West Wawanosh is
1. 02tN or S45,, 961. C.ouneii me �
• hers attended a 'special meeting
called at the Collegiate on pebr-
• tatty 4th, wlerea.t Councils con -
exited with the Coderich High
School Area had pias It ' d ails
Huron County. Soil' and Crop Itrr-_
provement Ass. ,1966 grant, $25.00
Ontario Hydro,, township hall pointer
6,75 K.K.Dawsotr, Relief account
H .Smith , 60.00; :Thos Inglis, -2
fox bounties, 8 , 00;; Ross Errington,
Dog tax refund ,4.00.
ROAD ACCOUNTS; Harvey Culbert
salary ,76 .33; Angus MacDonalds,
Operator , 66.12; .Norman Mc Don-
ld, Operator 63.00;R,McPherson ;
Wingman, 50,00; R. McAllister ,
snow fence,18.00 Imperial Oil
Ltd, fuel and tax•,84.80; Grant •
Chisholm, motor oil and tax ,19.28
i .R.,M.0 Ltd, , plow .shoes ,. cable
bolts, 81.42;N.McDonald, ,plowing
snow,672.00; Roy Hardy , :plowing.
snow ,693.00; C. Nicholson" weld-
ing and repairs, 26.00;, Panna.becic
er"s, anti -freeze ,12.10; K K. K ..Daw-.
son, 100 ft.' tape, etc. ,15•,28;
Ontario Hydro,relocation of poles.
Con.6' &1,246.65;• Signal Star, ,
grader operator advertisement , •
4.90; Receiver General of Canada,
unemployment stamps , 82.61; •
Lucknow Post Office; postagestem-
ps, 5.00 .' •
Council, adjourned to meet' Mar
ch 8th.
Joan. ;Armstrong.,
Clerk. '
For the second consecutive year,
Bruce leads Ontario Counties in the
quelity of hog production. ;Also.,'
for the first time, a major produc-
ing county.has marketed more than
half its hogs as grade A.
Bruce racked up 50.6,` pet cent
A's fn' 196.5, on the 136.356 hop
it marketed.. The previous yeaar
when it ousted Waterloo County
from top siot, it had 47,6per cent.
and in 1963. 41.7 per cent.
Smiles on producers' faces.
fleet "more than the increased' num-,
-ber of quality bonuses paid ..,Aver-
age price for hogs last year was
$31.77- a. hundredweight , compared
'with $26.23 in 1964. '
Much of the improvement is due
• to the qualityhogs for profit com-
petitions, which 'the county prod-
ucers have :conducted for three
years. These Competitions: give
.cash prizes to farmers marketing
the largest percentage of'A ,animals
each month, and also pay a bonus
of quality sires.
The ninety-third annual meeting
of the Culross Mutual Fire Insur
ance Company was held in the
Teeswater Town Hall last Saturday,
There was a good representation
at the. meeting. •.
The officers and board of direct-
ors remain a last year with the,
exception of one member, Allister
Hughes of Kinloss Township is •
President; Gordon Stobo of Tees-
-Water, vice president directors
Jack McKague cordonWall, : Ross,.
MacRae with 'Carl .Elphick of 'Pnk-
erton filling the office held' b' -lid
Alexander who passed' away during
The past year. ,
The agents aye P. A.Murray of
Kinloss Township,' Harold Fair of'
Kincardine, W.Alexander 'M•a.c-
Kenzie of Teeswater.
Alex B Mc. Kague of Teeswater
is secretary.'-treasurerand manager.
Amount'paid to'each member ,
of 'the board for mileage, was raised
Right from . your first glance you can
tell 'Falcon's styling has taken on a new
sleekness, It's low, lean, sporty, with
n Tong -hooded Mustang look
And right from your first trip, you'll re-
. alisethat's not the only.,eharigel Falcon
has a new handling "feel'';'..thanks to
its new wider track The ride is snooth-
• er and quieter as well' ..: the longer
• wheelbase` and new front torque bites
see to that.
When you take over the controls, you'll
• appreciate Falcon's -new driving con-
veniences. A auspended accelerator
pedal, reversible keys, keyless locking,
an outside rearview mirror and lighted.
selector . quadrant on the optional. S .
speed- dual -range Cruise -b Matic are
all new on Falcon. And your passengers
will find'Falcon-much more roomy,, with
inore h p room, More -shoulder roam
and more knee room under the "swept"
away„ instrument panel:
13 tit with all this new styling, new hand-
hng ease and extra roominess, Falcon
• is as thrifty, as :ever. The standard Six
is tops in economy. And there's an opt.
Tonal 120=hpSix or20ikhpV-8,ofyou Ilk
even''.more lively performance.
See' your Ford Dealer. Ask ' him about
the Falcon luxury at economy fares. /
you'll be amazed at the savings yap'i7
make!