HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-04-20, Page 14THE LUCKNOW Sgt4TINEI L+T�ARIQ.UCKNOW# MI , a •
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165' acre grass farm near Langside
45 'acres newly seeded
58,500
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50 acre 'grass farm near Langside
with good barn
$5,000
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$16,950
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(Lochalsh News':
Alex Farrish, escaped' injury on
'Wednesday, when the steering
mechanism in the tractor he was
driving broke letting the tractor
topple oyer, four wheels in the
air, in the creek on the 15th side
road .lust off•l-iighway 86,
Holidaying in Owen Sound and
Toronto was Mrs. Henry MacKen
• zie during the past week.
We are happy to report that. Mrs.
Dan Wylds is home from Wingham.
hospital,, much,improved in health
Mr and• Mrs,; Gordon Finlayson
were in;Stratford on Saturday as.
guests at a' Golden Wedding. •
Mrs. David Elphick was the :gue;
st speaker at the Jr. Institute mee-
ting at the home of Joanne. Alton
'on Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCharles,
and Scott of Brantford spentthe
Weekend with Mi.. ' and Mrs. ' Q.liv er
McCharles.
Spending: part of the Easter holi-
days with Mr. 'and: Mrs. Tom .Parr -
ell were the McGill children of
Goderich and; Mrs. Farrell's sister
of. Sarnia.
.WEST WAWANOSH TOWNSHIP
COUNCIL MINUTES,
West Wawanosh Township Coun-
cil met in regular session on Tues-
day, *April 12th', at lit 00 p.m.
with all members, present.
° The minutes were' read and adop'
ted on a motion by Councillors
Smyth and Errington.
A motion by Councillors Erring-
ton and:Shyth• "That the West.
Wawanosh Township budget for
1966, .wih include in it, $784,00
`as the Township's share of the joint
project with the Township of Eas;
Wawanosh, tole built at the • •
"Wawanosh Park" `this year," was'
carried. .
On a motion by .Councillors
Smyth and Errington, Councillor
Howard Sprout and Mr. Robert Mc-
Allister,
c-Allister, were appointed represent-
atives of West Wawanosh on the
Midwestern Ontario Developm ent
.Association Committee., •
By-law No. 9:,: 1966, war read
and passed on a motion. by Coun=_
cillors'Smyth' and ;Lyons. ;This by
law, when approved will permit
the Township to loan money to
:township farmers .for the., purpose
of tile drainage.
• By-law No. 10, 1966, was given
first and second readings on a ,
motion by. Councillors; Errington
and "Sproul.. ..This is a. bylaw• to
permit the planting of 1006'. trees
on• the property. of L . J. Lugsdin
this spring. •
'A petition signed by ratepayers
in:.Dungannon for municipal drain-
age was accepted on a`motion by
Councillors Smyth and: Sproul.
Jas;: A. Howes; '.O.L.S. *of Listowel
is to be. authorized "to conduct an
examination and":survey of the area
concerned.
'On a motion by Councillors.
Lyons and Smyth, the tender of
Joe Kerr Constructian Ltd. of.
Winghan7, for the crushing and•
hauling, of approximately *12, 00.0
cu. yds, of gravel at 830 per cu.•
• :issued in amounts froth $100
upwards for 3, 4 or 5 ,years.
• earn the .above indicated interest, •
payable half -yearly by cheque.
••
authorized investment` for all '.
Canadian: Insurance:. Companies
• and trust funds, '
372 .Bay St., 35 Dunlop St., 73 Mississaga .E.,
Toronto Barris Oriliio
yd. was accepted.
Theroad accounts were ordered
paid' on: a motion' by Councillors
Errington and Sproul. Carried.
The following, general accounts
were passed for payment on a
motion by Councillors Sproul
•and Lyons.
:Godetich Signal Star:Warble
fly, tender advertisement, 11,20;
Lucknow 'Sentinel, printing accoun
52.55, K K. Dawson, relief acc
•ount, 75.00 Maitland Volley Con
servationauthority .1.966' levy ,
360,18; Edward Coal. Co.', relief
account; 31..00; F. F; Thompson,
insurance premiums, 313.99; J.A.
McDonagh," accident. insurance
premium, 94.04; Waterloo
Mutual Insurance .Co,: bond'prem
Tums, 30.00; Harvey Culbert,
- salary, 116.69; N. McDonald;
operator, 169.99; Cyril ' Boyle ,
operator, 15.89; T Redmond',
brushing;12.00 Leslie Schultz,
brushing, .15..00; George.
Smyth, chain saw , 20.25;
Ken Leddy, `chain 'saw. 11.25
D. R. M.: C. O. 1st payment ,grader
8425.40; Grant Chisholm, oil and
tax, • 9.64; Daily Commercial
News; gravel tender, 15.00;
,; `road supe, school,
30.00; N.McDonald, •plowing
' snow '212.00; Roy Hardy, plowing'
snow. , 100.00; Cyril Boyle, bull-
dozing brush, 30.00 'F Thomp-
.son,. liability insurance 407.7.4;
Bank of'Commerce,' Canada Pen-
sion plan, 17.64; Receiver 'Gener-
al, unemployment insurance,
4.48; A.MacDonald, holiday pay;
39.82. •
Joan C. Armstrong, Clerk.
Pick -yours up now. WHILE OFFICIAL :DISCOUNT PRICES APPLY
at 'your neighbourhood chartered bank branch! Open and .build a
Family -Expo 6. u
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• lmtrtunolugy, or the' gaudy of the
human body's resistance' to .dis-
ease, offers cancer scientists one
of their most exciting leads to.
• possible cancer control. Support
of'the April campaign of• the ,
Canadian" Cancer Society 'will con
tribute to such research.
Mrs. Gordon Kirkland, 'Kenneth
and Nancy , were in Kitthener on.
:Tuesday. Kenneth was being
interviewed by the Ball Brothers
. Construction Co. with whom he
will"have summer employment.
Mrs.` Phillip. Eastman, Gordon
and Sidney of•Kitchener; visited
on Friday with Mr. and'Mrs. Frank
Ritchie while Dr. Phillip Eastman'
was acting as Judge at the Scierict
Fair in Wingham High School.
Anne Ritchie accompanied Mrs
Jim ycDonald to Kitchener on.,
Th ay ' •
Mrs. Wm, G. Hunter recently '
'visited her sister, Mrs. Joe Free
man, of Colborne Township. Mrs.
Freemanhad i(etuined horne°aft0.
being'hospftaiized for,severat
days.