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.ED NESDAY, JULY 13th,.. 1944
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THE 4UCKNOW SENTINEL., LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEST WA..ANOS H TOWNSHIP
CQUNCII. MINUTES
The regular July session of West'
awanosh. Township Council was
eld: July 5th., at .8:30. p,m, , with
11 members present 'and Reeve
• fferson presiding,
The minutes of the 'June meeting
ere read, and adopted on a
otion by Councillors. Smyth
nd Sproul.' °
(3y -Law No. 8, The Todd'
unicipai Drain By-law, was
iven third reading and finally
assed on 'a motion by Councillors.
proul and Lyons,
By=law No. 9, 1966 was given •
ird reading and finally passed
n. a motion. by Councillors 'qmytl
nd Errington, This by-law
-rnlits the loaning of moneys to
•wnship'farmers for tile
rainage.
• Four tenders for the steelpipe
'or the bridge. at Lot 18 and 19,
oncession 14, were opened and
iscussed at:this time. ,.On° a •
otion by Councillors Smyth'
nd Errington.. Council agreed
o accept 'the tender of Armco.
Drama . e and Metal Products to.
supply 120" ;, 8 gauge galvaniz
d steel: pipe at•the price of
,.2,543;00
The road accounts were passed.
or payment ' on a :motion by'•
•ouncil'lors Smyth 'and Sproul
in a motion by Councillors
ington and Lyons.the 'following.
eraiaccounts were ordered paid:
elver• General,, Treasurer's
mps' $5; West Wawanosh Mutual
e insurance', Twp;, building.
25; County of Huron Twp., share
,6 reforestation,'$82.42; Village
'Lucknow, Fire'Cal1; F. King,
ngannon ; ,. $75:. Corrugated 'Pipe
• . Ltd . culverts ; ' Todd.. Drain:;
:1.96;. Township of C'olborne.. •
benture payment., 1966./$198.70
Dawson, relief account,
$74.,99; J .A . McDonagh , Compen-
sation policy, , $48,75; Ontario
Municipal Board, 2 approval fees,
$20.' ,
ROAD ACCOUNTS
Harvey Culbert, salary $201.29;,
Cyril Boyle , operator, $21'i.50;
Corrugated Pipe, 100. feet HeI cor,
$95;. Glenn Porter, back hoe,.
$75; N. McDonald, backfilling
culverts, $25.; George' Smyth
cutting and hauling culverts, $22,
N, McDonald, hauling fill,. $122,,
50 Pollard Bros. ,-liquid chloride
$544.18; John McGee, mowing;
$155..38; D.R.K. Co.. cutting
edges $163.20; . G. Chisholm.
bulk motor oil, $45.05; H. Cul-:
bert, telephone toll charges,
-$11.85; Graham Cook, • bulldozing',
$77„ J,A . McDonagh ; compes
sation policy, $91.; Receiver
'General, Unemployment stamps,
$11.52; Bank of Commerce,
Canada :Pension plan $11.. 90
• Joan.C. Armstrong
Clerk. •
remember-
only can
PREVENT WOODS FIRES
Ask about convenient departure
and return times
For in
formation, phonls tha local
• . CN Passs.nger Salsa Office:
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.PAGE NINE
CANADIAN. 'NATIONAL.
Delegat�s From•
Five Couflties
Theme for the fifth 'Regional . Folk
School, held at the. Lims Kiln •
Lodge.Inverhuron, was "New
Understandings. of Responsibility".
Thirty-eight delegates. represented
Wellington, Waterloo, Grey;
Huron and -Bruce Counties. Ten:—
Indians from Bruceadded many
interesting thoughts to the study
and discussion.•.
Resource leaders for the school
were David Smith,. ;Barrie, group
trainer and conference consultant •
Victor Morrow. director of special
iprojects for Rural Learning and
Edith:Storr, Secretary and execu-
tive Director; for Rural Learning.
The delegates :who were divided
into groups, performed exercises
in observing and examined,hinder-
ing,,and' helping behaviours of. •
participants in : discussions. After
each exercise the °members evalu-
ated other participants in the group
Other exercises included an attempt
by the.•:younger.members to -deter-
mine their own values as well as
that of the .older people. The •
latter group attempted to solve the
sarhevroblem for»themselves and.
for the younger members. •
• Four basic value schemes,' drawn
from the .discussion, were honesty...
linked with sincerity, .respect for,.
others:, as well as tolerance and;
'understanding, love,, a sense of
responsibility anti stewardship and
a sense�of self worth
. Saturday evening was fun night
and; an irnpromptu.prograrn was
presented by the folk school •
participants. , a play.; musical
numbers, solos, folk dancing,
games, •square dancing, scavenger
hunt• and .a bon -fire .and sing song
on the beach brought our many
hidden 'talents:
This folk school was planned by
a .committee appointed by'the
•Federatic$n arid various, other
'organizations from the 'six counties
•s
tn. Zone 2, assisted by tura..
Learning Association and
Community Prograrnines branch.
These associations sponsored 'resou-
rce leaders and assisted with
participants fees. . •
EVERY 'WEEK
ELMER IS
1 GIVING. AWAY:
tebt
IMPERIAL' '100"
BIKES
ONE BOY'S
ONE GIRL'S
"!LYTE
ACCESSORY
KITS
Each Kit contains bicycle
lock, .handle grips, bell, .
mudflap, and streamers.
HOW1O ENTER
1: Cu* this contest OW of paper •
along dotted Iine% and color the,
picture. Or draw a picture that,
looks like .this and color it.
FIND THE
ERRORS HERE
Lots of lother 'dandy:p'ies too
Enter E lmer's Summer Safety.' Contest
This contest' is based ,on. Elmer's rule "Ride -your bike safety.
obey 'all signs and signals". Find the• seven errors in the pic-
ture then color it and mail. to address below.:, It's Fun • I.
2 List on separate sheet of
paper the seven ,things wrong
in the picture.,
3 Mail contest and list to ad. • •
dress on Intry Foran. Don't for.
get to. fill .in '.your name and ,
addres.
Fill in: and mil' before
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TORONTO i, ONTARIO
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pitrlY of Elmer the Safety Ele-
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5 Children of employees of this
newspaper, Thi Ontario Safety'
League and . C.C.M. may. • "not
enter.
•
Contest No.1
NAME
6 Any child of elementary
school age may on$i r.
7 J"dges will be Traffic Safety
authorities. Judges' detislote is
final.
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HOId..children'.s"»
Day And,Picnic
The St. Helen's Women's
Institute ineetitig was held July
'ith at the tall. It was Children's,
Day and all enjoyed a picnic with
races, games and contests.in
charge of the Happy Handicraftera.
-A-Short-business mee ing was
held with Mrs,. H. Gaunt president'
presiding. A. committee of Mrs.
Ross Errington, Mrs. Elwood Bar-
bour, ' and Mrs. Bob A itchison '
were appointed to enquire. and
makeplans fora' bus. trip. in the
near. future.,
The following are the results of.
the races',, games and . contests: •
Pre School running race; 'Barbara
Aitchison; 'Murray Lyons; Ages
6-8 • Valerie: Errington. 'Debbie
Errington; Ages.'9=11Linda .Lyons,
David Mewhinney; 12 and;'up.
Jackie Cooper, tied Vera. Mac '
Donald and Mary Pannabecker;
Wheelbarrow Race, 10;and•under,
Douglas Aitchison and David
Mewhinney; Debbie,'and Valerie
Errington; .Wheelbarrgw race. over
10 , :Corrine Cranston and Lois ,
Struthers, Jackie Cooper and
Mary Pannabecker; Three qegged
race, 'Lorene Errington and Sharon'',
Jamieson, Corinne Cranston and . •
Lois Struthers Ladies three-legged
race, Mrs. Gordon Lyons and
Mrs. Ross ,Gammie Kicking
slipper nearest bushel basket ,
Debbie Errington,Linda..Lyons;
Kicking slipper older girls, 'Corea
CampbellLorene Errington;:
Kicking slipper Ladies, Mrs. Bob
'Aitchison , Mrs. Ross :Errington;'
Most clothes pins in a bottle
Mrs. Green, Mrs. Earl Jarhieson
Toilet paper contest, 'Mrs.' Dan
Rose; Balloon Game, Mrs. "Gordon
Struthers; Birthday .nearest July
7th Marybelle Hunter:Wedding.
Anniversary nearest July 7th
Mrs..Ross Errington; Husband's
Birthday nearest. July 7th , Mrs.
Harold Gaunt.
A11 enjoyed' a picnic lunch: in
charge of Mrs: Allan Cranston
. Mrs.. Frank Mewhinney and Mrs,.
. Harvey•; Carrick.
T.B.Ass�kitiofl
Regular Meeting
The regular meeting of the
• Huron• County Tuberculosis As
sociatlon was held in Clinton
Town Hail, Thursday. with Mr.
G.A . Watt presiding.
Routine reports were given'-
by *Miss Eileen O'Brien, Mr J.
E. McKinley,; Mr. E. E..Walker ,
Mr. E. C. Boswell and Mrs. B:•
Davidson, • Mernbers were told•
there will be a nursing home
survey in October and. art edu
cational display at the Interna-
tional Plowing•, Matc h possibly
:with • equipment to take X -Rays .
Appreciation and best wishes
were expressed to Dr. ft.. M.
Aidis; Miss Louise Robertson, and'
Mrs. S, McCrae, who are leaving
the county. ,
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