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- WILL BE RECEIVED BY
Lucknow
Recreation Committee
FOR
SWIMMING INSTRUCTORS
AND
LIFE GUARDS
ArLUCKNOW SWIMMING POOL •
FOR THE COMING SEASON
'Applicants are required to apply in writing
stating qualifications, byMarch 1Sth to
WM. R. HUNTER
Lucknow Recreation Committee
. Box 32, Lucknow, Ont.
r:OLUMBIA PICTURES
and UNIVERSAL PICTURES.
RAY STARK. WILDWOQI5 PROI:&71811
ROBERT REDFORD.
JANE FONDA
esiden. is re 'es a o
current excessive interest „third reading to By, -Law #3., te;iders'for baekhoe•wori; and .
rates; and .the ToWnShiP of 1,980' • This by.law replaces gravel trucking for tbe year
Brock re the' Metric, System By-Law #14, 1979, to Make . 1980": . .
wiere, discussed. Council con- the exacideScriPtiOn. of the The road accounts • were
chrred with both resolutions: property being sold to Ray- passed for payment on mo,
co that' the Treasurer of nards a part of the by-law. Om of Councillors Aitchison
Ontario and the Federal Min- . Motion bi. Councillors and Hickey... ,,. , .
istry of Finance be requested Durnin and Matey, "That Motion by Councillors Art
to'introduce programs. to chison and Hiekey,-"That the West Wawanosh ToWnship offer, lower interest rates •te
Clerk is hereby authorized to ' Council hereby. small businesses and (2) that the
v authorizes
Clerk to advertise for. advertise for sale 'municipal
the Federal Government be .'debentures- in the amount of
requested to applications for a .person to defer any furth-
S13000.00 .at 12% interest, count the dogs in the Town-• . ,, . --er impleMentatioh of the .ship for the year 1980,, - in two- local .papers -for two '
Hickey:'" Metric System. weeks.., .
Liockii;iy :Sentinel, VireOesdsky, February 20, 1980--•Page
ondtnent
Thee,, regular February.
meeting of ,West Wawanosh
_Tnwpship Council took place
in the Municipal Office' of the.
Public Works Building on
Tuesday, February 10, 1980,
presided over by. Reeve
Councillor Cranston
was absent, •
The minutes of the regular
January meeting , and two
subsequent meetings were
read and adopted on Motion
of Councillors- Aitchison -arid'
Two Auburn' reSidents Motion by Councillors Ait- Motion by Councillors The general accounts were
spoke to Council in regard to chison and Durnin, "That DUrnin and Aitchison, "That ordered paid on motion ; of
the . Dog Control By-law for West Wawanosh TownShip the. Road 'Superintendent be Catincillors Durnin and; Hick-
' the 'Police Village. It was hereby give first, second and authorized to advertise for - ey .
understodd that the Trusteei
were takin$ steps to amend
one Section of the by-law
which was felt,. unfair and
ambiguous. by many of the
village residents. Councilin.
forined the two 'delegates',
that • the. Matter would be
investigated no later than the
MarCh meeting of Council.
'Neil Stapleten appeared
before Council regaid -to a
bill for land and crop damage-
_due ,,to logS owned by tbq, ess for the-Valentine Meeting has taken her- --home. .to ----read a Helen , Steiner-Rice. ....
municipality being drawn. 'of the Anglican Church dwell", , poem -Jesus Loves Thu".
froip the bash across: his' Women on Thursday at. her Cards were signed at this • "All is Right" was given by
. land. A . motion, by Council- hoine ,when they held .th eir time for a birthday and% a , Mrs. RoY- Collins. Miss Edqa
lors 'Hickey and Aitchison, annual. pot f uck lunch eon . member who is. ill. Bo* conducted a contPgt of CAB
_ tmat West Wa winos h bi-"ciffht th g e in "-a- pre y Mrs. -Midfdiq Wall a;v6-.1.-- '-'hytnns cOlitaining the,--word. . ,
decorated birthday cake with some kindly and fitting 're- Love . Strangers are
a lighted candle was biOught marks' to Mrs.. Howard . friendS we. haven't ipet" wa's
to the table and Happy Birtb- Thompson who has been given by Mrs, Milford Wall,
.ciay Was sung to LuCaS faithfYI - ap.d valued member Mrs. Eric Thacker showed
Thacker., one year Old. and_ presented her, 'with a and read a, scroll that was
py Birthday was also Sung to lovely wall plaque, "The Last over 100 years . old,and also
Mrs. Howard_ Thompson who §upper". Marjorie expres,z. 'thanked the hostess and. all
-will'celebrate herbirthday on , ,sed her thanks. . ' those who took Part. Suitable
February 23rd. The roll call was answered • hyrims were sinig and pray-
' After eVerYene enfoked a with a seriptige vetse con- ,ers Were offered• throughout
bountiftil nieal the ladies- taining the word LoVe. the Meeting.
went to Ahe living room for The secretary Mrs..Ronald pon Wall returned':
the meeting-; .Mrs,,Delbert-
• Hedley p'resided and extend:-
a welcOMe fo , eVeryone.,
s..the_theme_lotthe
meeting which was _Carried
out in the scripture reading
bY Mrs. Midford Wall and
'the meditation given by MisS
Edna Boyle, stresSing the -
fact of ,God's great love in
Jesus redemption for 'all.
The president cOnducted a
very touching "In Memor-
iam" and a minutes silence
, was observed for a departed
member, the late Lillian Hal-
o
BY MAY BOYLE
ICINLOUGH A. CM.
Mrs. Roy Collins was host- .
denby, concluding with "we
bow in silence and reverence
fOr one we .all loved Well, but
Gad ,in his loving kindness
ed. Those contributing to it '
Mrs. David 'Harden.
by Who read ,"`A 'Velvet
-Heart". Miss , May .Boyle
Township hereby, agrees ,to
payNeil Stapleton the suit' of
- $55:00 as settlement for a
-clerk, :for lan.ci and crop
daniage caused by logs being
rernoVed from the bush
across his farm land"; was.
carried.
M'Otion ' by Councillors
Hickey .and, Dtirnin, ,- "That
West WaWanosh Township
Council hereby agrees to
ador7the Road- Frogram as
submitted at, $77;500.00 for
construction, and $123,400.00
fet1tualtitenance":,
A nuMber of items of :cor
respondenee Was: dealt, with;
Aninvitation from the'lluran"
County Federation of. Agri-
culture tO„the Reeye,to attend
a dinner meeting in -Clinton
on February 22 was accepted
with Councillcw Durnin
attend as the Reeve's rep-
resentative:
' Resolutions received. from
the Village of Madoctre the
Thacker _read, the:minutes -of
the previous meetings and
also .the correSnondence
which included a letter of
gratitude to the church ladies
from Mr. Arthur Haldenby
and family for kindness re-
ceived at the time of their
recent bereaveMent, with a
generous gift enclosed.
Tentative plans were made
for the: World Day of prayer
on March. 7th. -
A nice program was enjoy-
__home from__ Landon_during, —
the .week following surgery.
We wish her, improved
health. . _
Mrs: Alex .fercy returned .
-home froth her visit it
nipeg where she Spent two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Munro and family.
Mt. and Mts. Gleri Bald-
enby and Gary Hedley were
in London on Thursday, Both
Men had medical appoint-
ments with Dr. WOng.
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or alt rour building ilieeds contnit: • .
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EINEIIA • • Friday tit Ours:lily; Feb. 22 to 286 0 • 00 000 0 pd. . set. MO - MO p.m. AI Otior Day. COO p.m ORITI ' II
AS THErY ROARED INTO DAMONLY. ONE MING WAS MISSING..NHE ENEMY.
Feb. 20th - Feb. 28th -
FRI. & SAT. TWO SHOWING 7 & 9:15
WEEK DAYS ONE SNOWING ONLY 8 P-8 k
WELCOMES YO
to
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'TEA
2:30 to 4:30 7 DAYS A WEEK
SOMETHING FOR THE LADIES...
Come, visit our unusual country resort for Tea todo!
We've prepared buttered toast, freshly Made scones
home made jam, Devon cteani, cake, biscuits and Earl
Grey tea for the occasion, Relax and enjoy as we serve
you in front of an open hearth log fire in ope of our two
lounges. (reservations not required) -
$ 00
just • per person
- Complement your outing
with a visit to THE HOLLOW. A unique gift shop
just steps from our Inn
Recommended os
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
Saturday Feb. 2t 1:30 p.m.
'the story of a robot dog'
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kilometres east -of Gecierieh on Huron
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