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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1977 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE TWENTY-ONE
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reviewed the township's insurance
coverage, which he informed
council, appeared to be a good
program, and no changes were
authorized at this time.
The tenders received for crushed
gravel were opened and consider-
ed. Motion by Councillors Foran
and Hickey: "That West Wawa-
nosh Township accept the tender of
Robert Farrish, Listowel, at
$22,350.00 for supply, crushing
and application of approximately
15,000 cubic yards of A gravel on
township roads, subject to approval
by the Ministry of Transportation
and Communications."
A motion. by Councillors Foran
and Stothers authorized the Road
Superintendent to seek Ministry of
Transportation and Communica-
tions' approval to call for tenders to
supply a new grader for the
township.
A motion by Councillors Stothers•
and Cranston authorized bimonthly
payments of wages to the road
employees.
Motion - Councillors Foran and
Stothers "That the Clerk-Treasurer
be paid $35.00 per month for
bookkeeping in. the road 'depart-
ment."
By-law # 3, .1977, authorizing the
borrowing of $20,000.00 to cover
the expenditures for the construc-
tion of the Redmond Municipal,
Drain until• the actual drain
assessments are collected, was
given third reading and finally
passed on motion of Councillors
Cranston and Foran.
By-law # 4, 1977, was given third
reading and finally passed on
motion of Councillors Stothers and
Hickey. This by-law authorizes the
borrowing of $40,000.00 to cover
construction costs under the Kirk
Municipal Drain Repair and Im-
provement, until construction is
complete and the actual drain
assessments are collected.
,By-law # 5, 1977, was given third
reading and finally passed on
motion of Councillors Foran and
Stothers. This by-law authorizes
the borrowing of a further $5,000.-
00 for the Gaunt Municipal Drain to
cover costs incurred until the actual
drain assessments are collected.
The road accounts were ordered
paid on motion of Councillors Foran
and Stothers.
The following general accounts
were passed for payment on a
motion by Councillors Hickey and
Cranston: Treasurer of Ontario,
OMB approval - Redmond Drain,
25.00; Workmen's Compensation
Board, advance premium, 451.05;
Treasurer of Ontario, debenture #
14, 801.45; Frank F. Thompson
Insurance, liability insurance pre-
mium, 428.28; J. A. McDonagh
Agency; bond, accident premiums,
221.00; James Devereaux, salary,
105.05; Fawcett Metal Products,
Redmond Drain culverts, 2696.75;
Bruce-Grey R.C.S.S. Board, 1st
instalment 1977 levy, 69.25; Mon-
teith, Monteith & Co., 1976 audit •
fee, 1200.00; Blyth District Fire
Area, expense levy, 1250.00;
Village of Lucknow, fire call, J.
Mohring, 150.00; Clarence Greer,
salary, Jan. Feb. March, 568.54;
Joan Armstrong, salary, Jan. Feb.
Mar., 683.53; Receiver General of
Canada, IT, CPP, UI, 81.51;
Lucknow Agricultural Society, 1977
grant, 75.00; Dungannon Agricul-
tural Society, 1977 grant, 75.00.
ROAD ACCOUNTS
G. Humphrey, salary, 919.88; B.
Gammie, salary, 769.51; Wayne
Todd, casual labour, 55.16; Don
Richardson, wingman (February),
169.23; Receiver General of
Canada, IT, CPP, UI, 449.67;
Siecker's General Store, gas,
supplies, 25.96;, Frank F. Thomp-
son, insurance premiums, 3104.50;
Ontario Good Roads Association,
road school, 96.00; BP•Canada, oil,
diesel fuel, 758.18; Bud Hamilton,
gas, 69.93; Bell Canada, telephone,
41.13; Durham Hardware & Equip-
ment, oxygen, 15.60; Valley Blades
Ltd., plow brackes;422-.13; tocknow
Co-operative Inc., wrench, etc.,
6.94; D.R.M. Sales, repairs, parts,
etc., 2199.13; J. D. Durnin,
snowblowing, 126.00; Joan Arm-
strong, bookkeeping, 34.00; Bruce
Sillib, snowblowing, 300.00.
Councillor Cranston adjourned to
18 April 1977 at which time the
1976 Financial Statement will be
reviewed and the 1977 Budget will
be considered.
JOAN ARMSTRONG,
Clerk-Treasurer.
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Lorne Luther accepted the posi-
tion of Director for District
N.F,.U., which takes in roughly the
counties of Huron, Perth and
Oxford, at the convention in
Mitchell on April L „Blake Sanford,
Co-ordinator for Region 3 (Ontar-
io), conducted the elections.
An imitation cheese product has
been produced in the United States
and the government of Canada is
now being lobbied to permit its
entry into Canada. A resolution
was passed, at the convention to
send a letter to Prime Minister
Trudeau concerning this matter,
"The members of District 5,
N.F.U., and' we are sure, all
farmers, wish to register our
concerns and consternation of
reports that an imitation ,cheese
product will be allowed entry into
Canada from U.S.".
"The importation of such a
product will inevitably put a further
crunch on the industrial milk
,producer, with a large percentage
of that milk going to produce
cheese in this country."
"Dairy farmers cannot help
wonder, in view of the losses
imposed on them last year, the
continued importation of overseas
cheeses, and now this new threat -
whether they should let the, dairy
herds go and close the barn door."
"If this is your present govern-
ment's intention, we believe you
should tell the dairy farmers
now."
Copies of the letter will be sent to
the Minister of Trade and Com-
merce, Minister of Health and
Welfare, Minister of Agriculture,
Premier Davis, Leaders of the
Opposition, our M.P.'s and M.P.-
P.'s. Mr. Trudeau will also be
asked for a report from the Food
and Drug administration on this
imitation product.
On April 1. the farmer will
receive an increase of 1 1/2 (one and
a half) cents per quart of milk. This
increase is given to the farmer by
the Canadian Dairy Commission.
The increase to the consumer,
which began in March, with
another coming in April, is decided
by the processors and retailers.
Attending the convention from
Local 335 were Lorne and Maxine
Luther, Leonard O'Loughlin, John
and Grace Austin.
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