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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1977-05-11, Page 16LES PETTER SHOES BAND CONCERT Lucknow School Band Lucknow Arena Saturday, May 14th at 8:15 p.m. BAKE SALE Held By Lucknow Leos Saturday, May 14 1 - 5 p.m. Luck now Legion Hall LUCKNOW LORNE REM PHONE 528-2011 SHOE REPAIR --- SKATE SHARPENING ALTERATIONS AT COST tl PAGE SIXTEEN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1977 .,.ANNUAL MAY West Wawanosh Township Council Minutes The regular May meeting of West Wawanosh Township Council took place in the Township Office, Public Works Garage, on Tuesday evening, May 3rd. All members attended, Reeve Lyons presided. The minutes of a special meeting of March 22nd and the regular April session were read and adopted on motion of Councillors Hickey and Cranston. Ray Sohn, a township ratepayer, attended the meeting along with his son and Marinus Bakker, to inquire about work required along the road fence 'of his property. Council authorized 'the work 're- quested to be carried out. Police 'Village Trustees, Auburn, attended the Council meeting, and ---discussiorts.-took-place.. _regarding. mill rates for 1977, street lighting in the village and dogs in the village and township. As a result of the discussions the Clerk was directed to obtain information regarding the necessary by-laws to borrow money to install new lights in the village, and'to order dog tags for 1977 to be required on all dogs , in the township. Albert Plasschaert was in attend- ance to inquire about the Smyth Municipal Drain Extension and Improvement. A large delegation of approxim- ately 15 ratepayers from the township presented themselves to Council to protest the damage to crops and lawns that has been caused by A. H. Sherwood's cattle in the Dungannou area and Wayne Redmond's cattle in the St. Augustine area. The irate land owners clearly expressed their exasperation irr trying to obtain co-operation from the cattle owners and attended the Council meeting to seek assistance, in some way, if possible, from the Council. The Line Fences Act and Pounds Act were both discussed. The Clerk was directed to contact the Township Solicitor to obtain pertin- ent information. Motion by Councillors Cranston and Foran: "That West Wawanosh Township Council authorizes the sale to the, Ontario Municipal Improvement Corporation of deb- entures for $15,000.00 for a term of ten years with interest at the rate of 10 1/4 %, to cover the purchase by the Township of its one-third interest in the tanker truck for fire-fighting purposes and its one-quarter interest in the building to be used as a firehall." By-law # 6, 1977 was given third reading and finally passed on motion of Councillors Hickey and Stothers. This by-law authorizes the imposition of an annual rate to cover tile drainage loans on two township properties. A motion by Councillors Hickey and Foran authorized acceptance of BP Oil Ltd.'s, offer of discounts on diesel fuel, furnaCe oil and gas for a one year term from May 1977. Pollard Bros. Ltd.'s tender for supply of liquid calcium chloride at $89.00 per flake ton equivalent was accepted by the Township on motion of Councillors Stothers and KINLOUGH Cranston. • A motion by Councillors Foran and Stothers authorized the Road Superintendent to advertise in three local papers for one week for tenders for approximately 20,00Q Cu. yds. of pit-run gravel for 1977 road construction. By-law # 7, 1977 was given third reading and finally passed on motion of Councillors Foran and Hickey. This by-law transfers and conveys the cemetery property known as "Bethel Cemetery" to the Mennonite Community % the area. A motion by Councillors. Foran and Hickey: "That West Wawa- --nosh.---Township -aocepts---the _1976 Auditor's Report and Financial Statement, and third reading is given to By-law # 8, 1977, whereby the levying and collection of mill rates for the various• purposes for 1977 as set out therein are authorized". The road accounts were passed for payment on motion of Council- lors Stothers and Hickey. The following general accounts were ordered paid on motion of Councillors Cranston and Foran: James Devereaux, ' salary, 231.10; Joan Armstrong, salary, 532.62; Receiver General for Canada, IT, CPP, UI, 129.84; James Dever- eaux, broom, 7.95; Joan Arm- strong, refund of deposit, 4.00; Hilliard Jefferson, inspection fee, 35.00; Lucknow Sentinel, advertis- ing, 2.75:, Glenn Patterson, dance instruction - Rec. Committee, 300.00; Goderich Signal-Star, ad- vertising, 4.34; Huron County Municipal Officers' Association, membership, registrations, 22.00; J. A. McDonagh Agency, tanker truck premium (V3), 219.70; Village of Lucknow, interest on notes (Medical Centre), 1,887.48; Huron Business Machines, typing table, punch, 66.29; Huron County Hist- orical Society, 1977 grant, 10.00. ROAD ACCOUNTS G. Humphrey, salary, 845.08; B. Gammie, operator, 796.46; Receiv- er General...for Canada, IT, CPP, Ul, 404.08; Bell Canada, tele- phone, 29.56; Lucknow Sentinel, advertising, 10.85; BP Oil Ltd., oil, diesel fuel, fuel oil, 488.16; W. A. Hamilton, gas, 41.30; Robt. E, Irvin, gas, 6.61; Howatt Bros., back-hoe work, 162.00; L. H. Jenkins Ltd., rim, tire, 27.82; Lucknow Co-op, steel posts, 36.14; Goderich Signal-Star, advertising, 21.70; Curtis Industries, filters, hand cleaner, 66.74; Freeman Olson, gravel to washouts, 30.50; C. E. MacTavish, repair tubes, 2.00; J. W. Henderson Lumber, lumber, etc., 214.44; Fawcett Metal, culverts, couplers, 2,179.15; Tom Armstrong, pit run gravel, haulage, 152.00; Joan Armstrong, bookkeeping, 35.00;, Huron County Road Superintendent's Associa- tion,.1977 grant, 15.00; Advance- Times, advertising, 15.76; H. 0. Jerry Ltd., suppliei, 38.41; Wm. Kempton & Son, sander rental, December, 250.00. Council adjourned to Tuesday, June 7th at 8.00 p.m. JOAN ARMSTRONG, Clerk. REG. SALE $28.00 $118 .95 $33.00 $22.95 Reg. $95 ALL CASUAL SUITS Sale $145 Sale Reg. $160 Sale $ 11 2 5 SPECIAL GROUP SUITS Reg. 960 ;o '325 07 TO $195 Save now on spring and summer men's wear Pre-washed Wide leg Sizes 26 to 31 waist Sale $25.00 REG. SALE $160 75 $30.00 ALL LEVI JEANS $1 5.95 ALL LEVI SHIRTS Reg. $15.95 Sale $ 1 2 • 7 5 SPECIAL SELECTION PANTS Lois Nicholson returned home on Tuesday after spending the past month with her sisters Mrs. Cliff Langford and Mrs. Evelyn Collison at Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Haldenby of Guelph' visited during the week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Haldenhy. Mrs. Clare Sparling entertained relatives and friend's at the home of her 'aunt Mrs. Art Haldenhy on Wedneselay afternoon at a quilting. Some from this area attended the tea at Brucelea Haven, Walkerton, on lhursdav afternoon. master charge • Corner of Montreal Street, and The Square, Goderich OPEN FRIDAYS TILL 9 P.M.