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was sponsored by Lion secretary
Frank ,VanKooten.
Lion Doug, Coultes reported 'on
the Zone Effective Speaking tont-
est. Donna Huber and Brian
McGuire represented the club.
Brian advanced to the next level of
competition to be held in Palmer-
ston.
Other business reports included
Township Hall renovations, the
Skating Carnival, and helping the
Ripley Scouts sponsor a dance. The
next meeting is to be held on April
13th at the Candlelight Inn in
Goderich
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1977 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE EIGHTEEN
Kinloss Township
Kinloss Council met in regular
session on the above date, the
Reeve and all Council present.
After the meeting was opened and
the minutes adopted, the following
business was dealt with.
B. M. Ross and Associates, H.
M. Gibson Ltd. and Gamsby and
Mannerow Ltd. were asked to
submit a proposal on the bridge
inspection for the Township re-
quested by the M.T.C.
Dave Eadie was appointed to
purchase a • mail box for the
township.
A donation of $50.0Q was made
to the GreY-Bruce Arts 'Council. A
motion c was made .that the clerk
notify the restructuring committee
of Bruce County that the Township
Council is in favour of the proposal
to set up a communication network
within the fire departments in
Bruce County.
Five applications for tile drain
loans were , accepted by Council,
Lot 6 and W 1/2 7, concession 6, for
$10,000.00; E 1/2 Lot 2 and W 1/2 Lot
3, concession 3, for $2100.00; Lot 5,
concession 5, for $6000.00; Lot 11,
1st road south of Durham for
$6000.00; Lot 5, concession 3 and 4
for $3000.00. The rates for the
Township hall will be as follows,
banquets and dances, $20.00 and
other events $15.00; card parties
will be $6.00 and banquets and
dances for outsiders will be $25.00.
By-law 4-1977 was passed to
rescind by-law 4 - 1962 It : payment
of fox bounties. This by-law
terminates payment of fox bounties
in Kinloss,
Doug Ward was engaged to do
the backhoe work ill the Township
at $18.00 per hour and Wayne
Bushell bulldozing dump, etc. at
$18.00 per hour.
The clerk was instructed to
advertise in local papers for a road
superintendent for Kinloss Town-
ship. Applications to be in by April
25, 1977 at 5 p.m.
The following accounts were
ordered paid.
GENERAL
Lorne Eadie, snowblowing at
waste site, 200.00; Jack Wraith, 5
wolf bounties, 275.00; Jim McEw-
an, 6 wolf bounties, 330.00; Dick
tvIcQuillin, fox bounty, 4.00; Andy
Scott, 2 wolf bounties, 110.00;
Teeswater News, clerk adv't., 3.90;
Fraser MacKinnon, telephone,
21.11; Bruce County Plowmen,
grant, 100.00; J. A. McDonagh,
photostat, 1.50; Doug McEwan,
wolf bounty, 55.00; R. J. Wallace, 3
wolf bounties, 165.00; Lucknow
Agricultural Society, grant, 100.00;
Goodall and Campbell, legal,
45.00; Fraser MacKinnon, pay less
ded., 726.60; Fraser MacKinnon,
part fees on Johnston Eadie drain,
80.00; Rec. Gen. of Canada, Un.
Ins. and C.P.P., 51.30; H. M.
Gibson Ltd., survey plan report on
Carrick Eft., 450.00; Ontario
Hydro, Twp. Hall, 15.00; Fraser
MacKinnon, postage, 13.62; Grey-
Bruce Arts Council, grant, 50.00;
Council Minutes
Wm. Evans, attendance waste site
and permits, 165.00; Ont. Hydro,
Whitechurch and Kinlough St.
lights, 99.18.
HIGHWAYS
Harold Smith, pay less ded.,
1041.62; David MacKinnon, pay
less ded., 977.03; Jim Murray,
pay less deductions, 909.86;
Doug Ward, pay less ded., 371.76;
Robert Burt, pay less ded., 78.40.;
Russ Mackie, pay less ded., 64.96;
Rec. Gen. of Cando, ° Un. Ins.,
C.P.P., In. Tax, 761.22; Int. Union,
dues, 24.00; B.P. Canada Ltd.,
diesel fuel, gas, etc., 973.55;
James Wright & Co., chains, cross
chains, etc., 649.78; Township of
Kincardine, 1976 boundary account
1461.55; Garry's Auto Service,
brake fluid , etc., 16.86; Snap-On
Tools, tools, 121.93; Art Helm,
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Executive Meet
Al Walkerton
The Grey Bruce Area executive
of Women's Institute met in
Walkerton at the Ontario Ministry
of Agriculture and Food board
room.
Mrs. Francis Gemmel], area
president, opened the meeting by
all present repeating the Mary
Stewart Collect.
Mrs. Grant Grieve, secretary,
recorded the minutes of the
meeting. Plans were made for the
Grey Bruce. Area Convention , which
will be held in Knox United
Church, Durham, November 7-8.
F.W.I.O. president,' Mrs. Herb
Maluske, was in attendance and
reported that the Officers' Confer-
ence viiiirbeThad at Uhiversibr-of
Waterloo, May 3 - 4. June 6 to 10 is
Women's Institute week at the
Earland Lee Home.. Mrs. Maluske
said she hopes that the ladies will
take advantage of the opportunity
welding, 25.97; Dom. Road Mach.
Sales, parts, 118.60; Whitechurch
Sand and Gravel, 2.28; McGee
Auto Electric, switch, 69.60; Wil-
liams' Contracting, lunch, room and ,
office, 3504.57; Snap-On Tools,
tools, 79.39; Ont. Hydro, Twp.
garage, 65.00; Daily Comm. News,
tenders, 161.28; Ron Machan
Hdire., supplies, 25.22; Huron and
Kinloss Telephone, garage, 26.71;
Harold Smith, postage, 12.00;
Betty Smith, clerical, 33.00; Doug
Ward, mileage, 3.80; Ray Stanley,
sander rental, 325.00; E. S. Hubbel
& Sons, grader parts, 819.13.
The meeting adjourned until April
18th or at the call of the reeve.
FRASER MacKINNON, Clerk.
to visit the home at that time.
The Federated Women's Insti-
tute of Ontario will celebrate their
80th anniversary this year. Plans
are in the making for a celebration
to be held at Kitchener on July 13.
The Grey Bruce executive will
meet June 13 in Knox United
Church, Durham for their next
board meeting.
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