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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-01-14, Page 131 . WE .ARE OPEN.AFTER VACATION WITH WINTER BARGAINS. Paper, $1 and up for single roll - EXCELLENT BARGAIN ON PAPERS' $3 to $5 per single roll If you wish we tint paint to match your paper WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1976 THE. 11„LICKNOTII.SENTINE.14,. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO. 'PAGE THIRTEEN " ek In 11 p BX AB WYLDs. Visiting with. Mrs, D.Onalda (Ellis) Gossell , at 'her home," in Ripley last week were her daughter Lois, Mrs. Donald Craig * of Kincardine Township; her sister . Bertha, W.F.. Jirn Napper of Walkerton; Mrs.. Gary Napper, Tracy and Jody of Cargill. What a Week of winter weather stating last > Wednesday. Nothing but snow and more isnow coming down, row ,"celery' degree temp. eratures and biting winds, N5 * 41 The ,central partof Ripley - to the east and north of ,the main intersection - had a three and' a half hour hydro blackout last Thursday evening starting at five minutes to five. The hydro men from. Kincardine lobated the break and then a Walkerton truck came over through the thick snow. Thanks to these men some were able to see the' last of 'the Bostcin Bruins. - Russian hockey gaine and also more important get heat back in ' their homes.. , Poor visibility and snowy roads forced the cancellation of an. Auxiliary meeting scheduled for the Ripley Huron Legion Hall last Thursday evening. * * * * Jim Nesbitt of tbe second concession west in Huron Townz' ship passed away on Monday, January 5, in Kincardine Hospital. Born in Huron Township, July 13, • 1901, Jim was in his 75th year. Surviving is his wife Eileen - the former Eileen Shiells. The funeral service was held on Thursday afternoon at the McLennan Mc- Creath Funeral Home'in Ripley and - was' conducted by Rev. Robert Putnam of Pine River. Interment was at Ripley Cemetery. Sympathy is extended to the bereaved. - . o • s' * * Mrs. George King of I3ervie, Mrs; Gladys' Arnold, and Don and Anne' McCosh of • Ripley were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Suitton and family at ',dinner recently, Some visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don McCosh were' Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Elliott and Lea •of Upsala, Mr. Edgar . Watson of Lucknow, Mrs: Gladys Arnold 'and Mrs. Marjorie Reid of Ripley, Mr. Richard McCosh' of Purple' Grove, .Mr. and Mrs. Jim McEwan and Sandy of Silver Lake, Mr. and Mrs Bill Robertson, Lisa and Darryl; Mr. and Mrs. Don Robertson and Mr. and Mrs. Burton Collins of Purple Grove; 'Mr. and , Mrs. Paul Greenwood and Jean-Paul, Mr. and Mrs. John Farrell, Misses Dianne and Carol MacKay, Mrs. Earl Elliott and Ian, all Of• the 10th concession of Huron Township; Mr. and Mrs. Reg Godfrey, Rev. Cecil Carnochan, • Miss Christena Robertson, Mrs. Annie Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Peet and Harold, Mrs. Margaret Blue, all of .the Ripley area; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thompson, and , Mrs. Marion Emerson of Purple ,Grove, Miss Betty Colwell of South Kinloss and Mrs. Ina Eadie of ..Wingham. * 5 5 * Steve Bell of Ripley reports that the Ripley Intermediate hockey club has arranged a benefit hockey game and dance at the Ripley Huron Complex this Saturday, evening. Proceeds are to aid Terry O'Brien, a member of the Ripley Intermediate team,, who suffered a broken shoulder in a - game in Ripley with the Atwood Interinecl- iates. On Saturday evening; the game which starts at seven thirty, has the O.P.P. All Stars in a 'game with Ripley. The dance with music by the Sound System starts at ten. In the hockey game, fora period,' John D. MacKay, former Ripley net minder, will return .as well as regular goalies Larry' Irwin and Kevin Harrison. On rearguard duty are John Fludder, Allan Mackay, Brian Pollock and Carl Stanley, while up front are Barry MacDonald, Boyd Carruthers; Bill Kirkpatrick, Elliott Courtney, Eric MacLeod, Phil Paquette; Murray : Ferguson, Bryan Boyle and Dave MacDonald. • MOVE AffEAD Don't get the habit of looking on the dark side 'of life—it's an admission. you're licked. WEST WAVVANOSH • CONTINUED FROM 'PAGE 1 • tion for members .of committees of adjustment was_tabled, since West Wavvanosh has no committee of adjustment. • A, resolution from the Township of Stephen was 'endorsed by West Wawanosh. Township Connell: on motion of ' Councillors ,Foran and Hickey. This resolution was passed to request the Royal 'Commission on Electric Power Planning to conduct a study on the effects (mainly on agriculture) of a power plant, in Huron County. Motion by Councillors Hickey and Cranston "That the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority ex- pand , its jurisdiction Into those areas which presently drain into the Lucknow River Watershed including portions of. .Culross,. Kinloss, East Wawanosh;, West . Wawanosh, Ashfield and Colborne Township and the Village of Lucknow." Carried, . The clerk, was directed to Write Harold Errington to.comrnend him on his excellent record of attend ance at Maitland 'Valley Conserva- tion Authority meetings, for which he is the West Wawanosh repres-. entative. Mr. Errington has .100% attendance 'in 1975 at a total of 24 functions. After lengthy discussion and careful deliberation, By-Law #1, 1976, was' given third reading and finally passed. This by-law sets out the remuneration to be paid officials of .the Township for the ' ensuing.year: clerk, $2860; treasur- er, $2200; reeve, $550;, councillors, $495 a plus $10.00 for special meetings attended; - grader operat- or, 4.25 per hour plus $22.00 per month OHIP coverage; wingmen, 3:75 per hour; casual labour, $3.20 per .hour and blast. Disposal Site supetintendent, $3.10 per hour. Motion, by. councillors Hickey and Stothers to pass by-law #1, 1976 ' was 'carried by round,. Motion by Councillors Foran and . Hickey "That the road superinten- dent be paid $5.00 per •hour and receive $22.00. per month. OHIP coverage for the year 1976, and that 'he be paid $100.00 per month truck allowance for the first' six months of the year 1976. Motion' by Councillors Cranston and Hickey: "That. Allan Cranston be hired on,a permanent basis as Of January 1, 1976, as grader operator and general township employee." The road accounts were Ordered paid on motion of CoUncillors Cranston .and Hickey. , The following general accounts were passed for payment on. motion of Councillors Stothers and Foran: James Devereaux, salary, 192.38; Receiver General of Canada, CPP: Ul, 12.54; I3lyth District Fire Area, 1976' levy, 350.00; County of Huron, tax collection fee, 235.60; Bell Canada., 1st payment of gross receipts refund, 6,795.45; Alexand- ra Marine• and General Hospital, partial payment, share'of construc- tion, 544.00. ROAD ACCOUNTS George Humphre,y, salary, , 561.04; Allan • Cranston, salary 451.13; Tom Armstrong, wingman, 93.75; Receiver General of Canada, CPP; til; 'IT, '253.86; Colborne Township, boundary account, 532.75; Whitechurch Sand and Gravel, sand, 7.80;•• Domtar Chem- icals, salt, 273.00; Durham Hard- ware, oxygen and acetylene, 2916; Garry's Auto, truck parts, 10.85; Wm. Kerripton ?, rent for ' sander, 250.00. • CounCil adjourned to January 20 at 8.00 p.m. at which time the report on the Millian Drainage Works will be considered. RIPLEY CHEMICALS • Huron St., Ripley 395-2614' COME AND SEE US For Farm, Town and Country Home Owners! Con You Use $1,600 to $20,000 `? If you can afford monthly paymonts of ... $21.66 you may borrow , , $1,600. $40.60 you may borrow $3,000.00 $67.67 you may borrow $5,000. $94.73 you may borrow • . . ... $7,000. The above loans based on 16% -per' annum 5 year term — 20 year amortization Borrow for any worthwhile purpose: To consolidate your debta,, fix the car, buy cattle, or a cottage! FAST -- COURTEOUS• SERVICE — PLEASE CALL erald H. Wolfe PALMIEISTON 343-3632 Representing Arnold Highrnan Realty Ltd. • Kitchener, 1-519-744-6251 Member • of Ontario Mortgage' Brokers Association •Rugged dual auger unit with front :gets going drive cuts through'the toughest silage. U Delivers high capacity of practically any type of silage in hot or cold weather. Available in . single or . dual auger models, hp to 30 ft. diameter silos. opttonai automatic' letdown, tool and our 'new name from M. Ross, O.L.S., Ontario Land Surveyor . to Kiar and Ross Limited Surveyors 41 West Street, Goderich, Ontario, N7A 2K 5 Telephone 524-9652 Looking forward to being of service 16 you JOAN ARMSTRONG, Clerk.