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KINLOSS COUNCIL MINUTES_.
Kinloss Council .met in .regular .
ession,Monday,. March 7th, 1966.
Leeveand Warden, P.A,:Murray.
residing;' Conn;, Evans,• Elliott
Ind Haldenby present
The following motions were •
assed and bills authorized paid.
' •That the '• minutes of the last
egular meeting. of February 7th
e adopted as read .
That we give 'a grant to the •
tuce.County Soil and Crop im
rove ent . association f '$15.; 00
Dr 196.,.
That we appoint Raynard Ackert.
nd Frank Colwell :to the Regional
'ourist Council of ,Grey and Bruce
s voting representatives for Kin=
)ss Township. ',
That we call tenders .for the
onstruction of the Carruthers
rainand the, J'. H. Ackert drain.:
enders to be in by 2nd of,•April,
966, A certified cheque' for. 10%
f tender to accompany same. '
tans and specifications can be
en at`the Clerk's office. Lowest
E •any tender not necessarily ace—.
Fted ,
That we. accept the tender ;of
Kerr for crushing and :hauling ..
avel.at 83¢ per cu:yd, as per •
ender ca11.• •
1 That 'we accept the tender of
Iy Stanley for loading and haul
,g pit -run gravel for .Kinloss 1wnship at '280 for the first mile
d 7¢ per Mile, thereafter
'That we bill the: Village of
cktow for half of public speak-
expenses in the amount of
3.5a°•
..
That we call tenders for Warble
Inspector for • 1966. Applic •
t to state salary expected and
ntsh own transportation. ,Ten-
s tb be. in to Clerk by March.
h. at.•2 p,n . •
hat we call tenders, for.•spray
rator.for Township for 1966.
.nder to state salary expected.
Tenders. to be in by 2 p.m. Mar-
'ch
ar'ch 18th.
That We call for tenders for:
warble fly powder, .approximate-;
ly 300' lbs, • Tenders to be in by .G
April 4 at 2 p.m.. •
That we call for tenders for
drainage. the for the Carruthers
and J H.Ackert drain. Tenders
to b e in by:April 2nd, and that
we do not ,accjptthe former
tender.:•
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That we give a grant of $25.00
to the• Salvation Arniy: for 1966.
`That we,support the brief of
'Bruce County Council re the loc-.
ating.of a college of.•Applied:Arts
and. Technology in the County of
Bruce.. • ...
• That we 'adjourn torneet
• ,April 4th 1966.or at the call of
the . Reeve .. . •. •
GENERAL 'ACCOUNTS: Pro' vincialr
Treasurer. Insulin 1.23; Lucknow
Fruit Market Welfare 15.00; Sid -
grist's Store
id-grist•s"Store Welfare 12:31; t+'ras'-.
.` er McKinnon postage 5.00; Dr.
„W . G. Bruce, Dental account 15.00;
Lucknow Sentinel Adv; and letter-
heads 22,04; G.H.Wall, part 'sal-
ary and mileage 106.40; Br'.uce.
County Soil. and Crop;. Improve-
ment Assoc. grant 15.00; Donald
Bell, tax refund 5.72; Elmer Van-
ce,tax refund - 15..49; Wallace Conr
attending Good Roads Convention
50.00; Carruthers Nursing Home
;49.25; Schmidts. Jewelry gitt
3.09; Linda Walden, 1st prize'.
public speaking 5.00; ,Patricia
Connon 2.00; Brenda Bushell 2.00;
John Ackert 2.00 Donna Mullin
2.00; .Jeanette Eckenswiller'.2.00; •
orothy Van Beers 2•.00; Patricia
arriot 2.00; Salvation Army • •
Grant 25.00
HIGHWAY ACCOUNT; Eldon Wel.
sh 147..15; . t7nemploynl.ent Insur: • `
ance deduction 2.30; Canada Pen-
sion Plan 1.88; Claude Dore
188.22; Insurance deduction, 2.70;
Canada .Pension.plan 2.58; Ray
Stanley snowplowing 47 1/2 hrs.
7.50 plus 100.00 stand by time
.456.25; W.E.Collyetdro Serv-
ice call 3.00; Conimercial news,
'.gravel. tender 14.40 Valley blades;
78.71;L &
W Mfg, --as per 'invoices
.97.65; Graham Cook 23 1/2 hrs
7'.50 plus stand time 100.00
276..25; Chas. Sider .9 hrs 7.:50
plus 100,00 standby time 167,.50;
Gerald Rhody chain saw 6 1/2 •hrs'
3.00 1.5U; James Rutter
chain saw 3.00; . Eldon • Weisn. r u
miles X10¢1'7.00; Claude pore
3 hrs chain saw a 3.00` 9.00;
Employers share unemployment'
• ins. 5.00; Canada.: pension Plan
,4.41..;•
G.H.W.all, Clerk.
DUNGANNON
• Mrs, Melinda Nevins of Clinton!
has been visiting her sister; Mrs.
JackYrrington and Mr. Errington
for the past week.
The community Was `saddened to,
learn of the passing -of Bertram
Curran of London. on March '12~
after a short illness. Mr, and Mrs.
Curran were former residents of.
'the village., We extend .our sym-
pathy, to the bereaved families.
Mrs. Wm. Cranston, Con. 6t,
West Wawanosh, is a patient in
Wingham Hospital. We hope she
will soon, be feeling better. •
Mrs. Mary Errington and. Mrs.
Anne Linklater of .Goderich were
Saturday visitors with . Mr. and Mrs,
Wilbur•Brown ..
RETURN FROM FLORIDA..
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Dawson re-
turned to their home after spending.
the past three weeks in Florida..
Mrs.' Amber Popp of Goderich
visited on Sunday with Mr. and.
Mrs..' Brian. Haslam and family. •
Mr. and Mrs'. Russel. Drennan of
Bright's'Grove,. and Mrs and Mrs,
Doug Freeman of Clinton, were
"Sunday guests of the ladies mother,
Mrs. Abner. Morris.
Mr ,and Mrs. Alf. Mabel of '
Goderich visited with Mr. and Mrs.
A.J. Sherwood on Sunday.
Mrs. Falls spent the weekend
with friends. in Markdale, and
Flora Durnin of 1viarkdale visited
her father, Mr. R. J.' Durnin.
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A dinner, meeting on Thursday '
evening climaxed a six. week.
"Teen. Home Nursing Course" for
Girl Guides.' The course, given
under Red 'Cross regulation; was
held at the home of Mrs.' Jim Hen-
derson. The seven Girl Guides' '
participating - Donna- Mullin,
Beverly MacDonald, Brenda 'Rip-.
chie, Linda Marriott, Linda Boyle.
Patricia Connon and Lynda Warden.
hada perfect attendance.
The girls, accompanied by
their mothers, were an, appreciate
group as they listened to Miss •
Zina •.Hopwood , the' guest. speaker z.
for the' evening. Miss Hopwood •
is Director of Nursing at Wingham.
and District Public Hospital. Miss
Hopwood graduated asa registered
nurse from St. Thomas•Memorial
Hospital in
St , Thomas, followed
with post graduate study at the
University of Western Ontario in a
course leading to Bachelor of
Scfenpe, in nursing. Miss Hopwood
.endeared herself through relating
• her personai.experiences as a M
Guide Captain and Commissioner,,
the highlight • being- a. conducted ,
•,tour from Brandon, Manitoba to
Charlottetown, Prince Edward
island with 600 Guides. They re-
ceived the freedom of each city
they visited.. •
A Red Cross film• on artificial
'respiration. was part of the even-
ing,,programme.
Miss Ruth Thompson,,, local
Public Health'.Nurse, w'ili test
each girl, with the successful.
candidates,recemving certificates.
Registered "nurses givingthe lec-
tures. throughout the course here.
Miss Joanne Alton, Mrs. Jack Mc-
Kim, Mrs. Currie Colwell, Mrs.
George Newbold and Mrs. Jim
Henderson,
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