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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-01-25, Page 9?f; WEDNESDAY, JAN. S$th, 1t47 THE ,L.UC.KNOW SEPITINEL, LUCKNOW' ONTARIO PAGE NINE Vllith Congcleums new, Here's a floor that cushions .everyone's' steps! That's because ,CUSHIONFLOR has a,•, sturdy vinyl cushion built rht in! You can: see it between the easy care vinyl 'surface and the vinylized backing: Comfortable! And CUSHIONFLOR. is so low in costs vinyl Cushio,nfl.Or.• ! Cushioned for :quiet Cushioned for warmth! Embossed for extra beauty! Easy to keep .clean!' Needs no cementing down! NOW ONLY $3.59 sq. r: 6', 9, & 12' .WIDTHS itump'..S.offert..FracT00-.. (Kinlough. Newi) Friends of Mr's.. (Rey.:) R;W. . Stump, will be sorry to' learn that she had the misfortune. to fall ' fracturing her arm. She is at pre: 'sent with her daughter who will. undergo surgery. this week • Congratulations` to Mr. and• Mrs. Howard Whitesides (nee;Shir1ey Haldenby) .of Toronto on the birth, of a daughter, ,a sister for Howard andBrian„and the first grand- dau-ghter ;for 'Mr. and Mrs.' Arthur' Haldenb•y. Word has, been received'from Mr. and Mrs. Chris Shelton that':they arrived in. Brownsville: Texas and are enjoying the lovely sunshine. ;and warm weather. Mrs., Perry Hodgins and Mrs. • Frank ,Mauiden attended, the :Annual •.Meeting.'ofthe Maitland Presbyterial'•held at•Wingham .. The; Anglican Service next • Sunday will be held at 1:30 p.m,. The I-i.W.I...will meet on Thurs- day, February •2nd.. Hostesses -. Mrs..Harold Haldenby,., 'Mrs. Mar- gan Johnston Roll Call -,An Educational:progr.am L like:to see, •n on T V. Topic Education through('the .years,.Miss Ada Gaw-, ley. Contest , . Th e Counties of Ontario: complete a jigsaw .word' puzzle. Director, Mrs. Raynard Ackert. •• • Mr. and Mrs,. Clare Sparling, Allan and Douglas and Mrs. Spars ling Sr. of Walkerton visited onf ,t Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.' George Haldenby; , d 'Mr. and Mrs. John Scntt and Miss May Boyle accompanied Mrs. William Co to London on • Sunday where she is a patient .in Victoria Hospital for eye surgery.. Roads Exceed Budget it $50,000 y WALKERTON Bruce county's 1966 road building program. cost'. 'about '$50 , 000 more than the budget/allocation.'council was told., Eldon. Yundt , .county engineer, blamed severalfactors for the anticipated deficit" ' • The construction program was` • planned':be:fore the- rrill.rate'was set and when the, highways comm ittee 'received •less than expected it"was difficult to cut2.back-on .the program,' he, said. Mr. Yundt predicted the deficit' will be eliminated by the end of the year., ` . • Extra paving projects atChesley' Hepworth, Allenfbrd and between Paisley and: Chesley also contrib- uted 'to the deficit. The Dahrner. sideroad,bridge' vias also started, without any funds being set aside`. W The Saubl'e Beach 'bypass was,, not supposed to be started••if funds • were short, but the fall,conditions were perfect for working and the project will cost less than one- third of•what it would if the work had .been'delayed4until this'surnm r, Mr. Yundt said another factor was the increased labor and equip Merit rental costs which had been based' on previous, costs He said . 'with the:c usztu.ctioti of the ; hesley-Tara. road -rind the Paisley .road to Highway 21 • completed more work can be done on secondary roads this year. More than two-thirds, of the county roadsare paved and over 60„have been paved in the last. 10 years. • • Huron County Sets Committees For; 1967 W.Viaw. Reeve Chairs Children's Aid .y reeve of Stanley, one year; Gordon b SHIRLEY J.KELLER. Boyd., deputy -reeve of'Ashfield; a Early sessions in Huron county , two years; Clare Vincent , reeve Council January $> . ' of Hullett i two years; Roy Pattison, the: appointment .ofirting the followingresultedin reeve of East'Wawanosh,.three committees of council for 1967;, years; Douglas' Miles. F. fanser, J.W. Britnell. �Raads: Delbert Geiger, deputy- ; •' , ' • reeve of Hay Township, chairman , Property: .Carl Dalton, reeve of wjth two year term. to complete;, r” Seaforth, chairman, one, year; WI1 Stewart Proctor, reeve of Morris,, •, mer ''Hardy ; 'reeve' of"Colborne one one year; Joseph Kerr, reeve of Winghani , three years; James Hayter, reeve of Stephen, four years; Elmer Hayter ; detputy- • , reeve of Stanley, five years.. Huronview: A. D: Smith', reeve year; George Wench, deputy reeve pf Clinton, two years;.tErni,e.=Talbot two years; Calvin Krauter, reeve of Brussels, Three years; Harry. Worsell, three: years. Warden's and Personnel: Everett " �ofaTurnberry, chairman,. 'one year; rIvlcllwain;deputy-reeve of Goder-' '• Elgin Thompson,• reeve of Tucker- I ich Township, chairman, one year; smith, one year; Jack Alexander:, ' rack Corbett; r'one year, H, Robin- deputy`reeve of Wingham,, two son, two years; G. Boyd, .two years. years; ,Grant Stirling, reeve of C,, Dalton, three years; K. Stewart •: Goderich Township; •two years . three years. P y' Ed.; Hendrick de ut reeve o£ . Equalization:, Thiel, chairman; Stephen, three years. one year; Mervyn CudrnOre, deputy. Health; •Bordon Cook, reeve•.of , reev.e:of Exeter, One year,; Robert, Blyth, .chairman, one year; Cliff Lyons, reeve. of West Wawanosh/,- ord.Dunbar, reei!e of Grey; two \ two years R: Pattison two years; . years; W.J. Cuthill, deputy -reeve Melville Allan, deputy -reeve of ,. 'of. Seaforth , three years;:' Warden Howick, three years. • Don •MacKenzie, reeve' of Ashfield School. Consultative:,. W. Hardy , one year Jack Morrissey,.provin chairman, one year E. Mcllwain, cial representative. ` two years; Roy Westcott ,.1r.`eeve' of Library: Duff Thompson, reeve of Usborne , three years; J. • Kinkead, •Clinton, chairrnan one year;. (two laymen recommended to be Fr k McFadden, reeve of Bayfield appointed to sit on this committee twoYears; Mrs: MinnieNoakes,'• bringing totalto six; including Mr, reeve of -Hensall, three years; Mrs. Kinkead). W. ,Tisdale. One year;• Mrs. J. Criminal Audit; Judge R.S .! McConnell:,two years; G..McCut- . Hetherington; C. Boyle, one year; chepn, three years, clerk J. G. Berry ( -; Finance and Execu ive, KennethChildren`s Aid:: Robert Ly ions, Stewart, reeve of 'McKillop,chair'. chairman,' one. year;: Herbert B. man, one year; Harold Robinson, , Such, reeve of Goderich,.twO reeve of Howick, two. years; Leroy years M; •Allan,.three years; C. Thiel,. reeve of Zurich, two years. Vindent, four years.`• Harry Worsen, deputy -reeve of `.. Industrial and Tourism (newly Goderich,.three. years; Clarence ,established ;committee).. Calvin (Derry) Boyle, reeve ofExeter,. Krauter ;,,.chairman, one year; three years George. Wonch , one year; Roy Agriculture. and Reforestation;,,, Westcott, two years; Herbert Such Jack,Corbett,'reeve of Hay, chair three•years; Mervyn Cudmore; man. one year; Ernie Talbot • \three years.' ,MONUMENTS For sound counsel and a fair price on a monument correctly designed from quality,: material, rely on SKELTON MEMORIALS WALKERTON Pat ; O'Hagan, Prop. Established Over Sixty Years PHONE 881-0234 /, • ONTARIO', Balance your roughage :and home .`grown grains with SHUR-GAIN Dairy Supplement. SHUR-=GAIN,Dairy Supplement has the proper .levels of essential vitamins,: minerals,: carbohydrates and protein to' give your cows maximum production. • Your cows can give more milk with the help of :a SHUR ,GAIN Dairy 'Feeding Program from your local SHUR, GAIN Mill. 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