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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-10-20, Page 18qi. Special Price Available This Friday and Saturn Only la=H K===>11=NIC=.1 All Used Tractors & Equiprnei Will Be Reduced Drastically During Our "OPEN HOUSE DAYS" tAME AND ENJOY SHE BEEF BARBECUE x==.6.======>tat==>ac=x1==*= C. A. BECKER EQUIPMENT, LIMITEC 529-7993 LUCK1s1C 77 Qt. 111,1GINI OIL #10 (Diesel) ONLY GI OIL #10 (Gas ONLY Onlya fewmore working days until the million dollar Provincial drown $5 gets you 5 chances at $1 million Halloween night First dim live on IV 4%,,• 4e, October 31st. jhe .Provincial A better chance for everyone. THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, 0..UCKNOW, ONTARIO' WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 20, Wesit'VVinivanoh-_Countit Minutes West - Wawanosh Township Council met for tie regular October meeting on Tuesday evening, October 5 at • the Public Works garage. All members attended and Reeve Lyons presided. The minutes of the September meeting and a special session held 21 September were .read and adopted on , motion of. Councillors Hickey and Stothers. Clayton Nicholson of Huron-Kinloss Munic-. ipal Telephone System .attended _the meeting, for the-. pUrpose of informing Xouncil that the Com- pany .would be installing under-' ground cable on many/ township , roads in the near future, and soliciting the co-operation of the road superintendent. By-law #11, 1976 was given third reading and finally passed on motion of Councillors. Foran and Hickey. This by-law imposes a special , rate on two properties in the township to covet tile drainage loans. A motion by CoUncillors Hickey and. Cranston authctrized the Road Superintendent to apply for the • Interim Subsidy on road expendi- tures• incurred thus far in 1976. , The Millian Drainage Works by-law .#4, 1976,° was given third reading and finally passed on motion of Councillors Hickey and Cranston. c. The road accounts were ordered paid on motion of Councillors Stothers and Cranston.' " The following general accounts were passed for payment on motion of Councillors Hickey and Foran; Treasurer of Ontario, tile drainage debenture, 789.12; James Finleon, rebate . of trailer licence, 30.00.; Edward McQuillin, ,sheep claim, 67.00; Robt. Aitchison, liVestock inspection, 10.00; Raymond Boyle, tile drainage loan, 3363.00; Hilliard Jefferson, tile drainage inspection lees, 70.00; James Devereaux, salary, 192.76; Receiver General of Canada, CPP; UI, 12.59; Wm. MacPherson, 'tile drainage loan, 4765.00; Alexandra Marine & General Hospital, 2nd instalment, share • expansion costs, 500.00; Treasurer, Huron Co. Mun. Offic- ers', meeting fee, 5:00. • ROAD ACCOUNTS George Humphrey, salary, 801.25; Bryan Gammie, salary, 721.49; Receiver •General of Can- add, CPP; UI;. IT, 421.51; George Wraith Co. Ltd., mower rental, 200.00; B.P. Canada, diesel fuel, 236.44; Garry's Auto Service, filter, etc., 52,70; Howatt Bros., back-hoe, 243.00; Lakeport Steel, repair parts, 11.40; D.R.M. Sales Ltd., repair parts, labour, 144.83; Argyle Marine, chain saw, 374.50;' Harvey Culbert, grass seed, 50.00; George Humphrey, truck allow- ance, 100.0. Council adjourned to .2 Novem- ber, or at the call -of the Clerk. JOAN ARMSTRONG, Clerk. KINLOUGH Mr. and Mrs. Don a Bushell and Mr. and Mrs. Don Gillespie attended the wedding at Sarnia of Mr..: and Mrs. Barry Gillespie. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Stanley on . the arrival ,of their little girl and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Nicholson of WallaCeburg are also the, proud parents of a little son. Mr. and Mrs. 'Arthur Phillips spent Thanksgiving weekend at the Mauldens. Mrs. Phillips (Jean Lane) remained and spent the week here. They all visited with Frank Maulden in Wingham and District Hospital, who is plaiting favourable progress. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson .attended 'a wedding at. Detroit on the weekend. Miss Winnified • Percy is with Mr. and Mrs. Don Bertrand', Marc and ,the new baby , girl at Simcoe. Ladies from the Presbyterian W.M.S. attended the Fall Rally at VVingham Presbyterian Churcb ,and also the Thankoffering at Te.eswat- er on Friday evening. On Thursday evening, ladies from all the village churches attended the Fall Thankoffering meeting at Kinloss United Church. Mr. -D. Mulligan was the guest speaker and took for his topic "Communications". Relatives from here attended the funera of their cousin, the late Ira Wall, at Wingham on Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Eckenswiller of London visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Graham and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Graham and other relatives. • . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Page of Burlington visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Page. Mrs. Arthur Haldenby entertain- ed A.C.W. ladies at her home on Monday at a quilting. The Holyrood Women's Institute will hold their annual Family Night and pot luck supper in the Hall on Friday evening, October 29th, at 7 o'cloCk. Directors are Mrs. P. A. Murray and Mrs. William Mac- Pherson. I. Lions Eat, MI By Candielig The Ripley and Distr held their supper meetir Purple Grove Communit3 October 13. Lion Ron I thanked the ladies for the supper. Due to a hydro tion, this' was. the f candlelight meal. Special guest speaker riot Governor Lloyd Stel Mount Forest. He spoke aim of making District A. Star District. Some of t: activities include club pa in Youth Exchange, Co and Zone Meetings. Governor Lloyd's duties eluded the initiation Klukach into the dub. Lion treasurer Berni reported that the beef booths were financially s Lion Rod MieDonald of club's participation in t.J ing. Zone 3 North Radio J CKNX. Cards can b( from Lions members. ) was made to the M Lodge Building Fund. The next regular sum) 'will be held on October 27 at the Reid Hall. 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