The Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-06-10, Page 11•••
Luclmow Sentinel, Wedinfeadity, June• 10, 19111-i—Page 11
Elmira couple staying at Port Albert cottage
. By Mark Park
• Mr. and Mrs. Weldon
• Rudau (nee Bertha Jones) of
Elmira visited with Mel
Jones one evening last week..
They are spending sotne time
at their cottage at Port
Albert.
Mrs, Dorothy Clements of•
Nile was the lucky winner of
the quilt drawn for on June 4.
Dungannon Women's Insti-
tute had sold the • tickets.
Mrs, Toin Webster has
returned to her home follow-
ing surgery on her foot in
London hospital. She is wear-
ing it surgical ° shoe and
getting around on crutches.
She had spent a few days at
her daughter, Lois' home,
following her hospital re-
kase.
• Bill Caesar is a patient in
Goderich hospital since Fri,
day where he is undergoing
tests fora recurring stomach
problem.
Mr, and Mrs. Ben Mole
were in Hensall on Saturday
• when they helped their
• granddaughter, Anita, cele-
brate her 3rd birthday. Anita
is the datighter of Jack and
Nancy Phillips. •
Colin Chisholm has secur-
ed employment in Hinton,
Alberta. He left on the week-
end to motor o'ut. •
• Dungiumon United Church
Mr. Cowan conducted an
impressive baptism service
in which three babies were
received into the fellowship
of the Holy Christian Church.
The babies were Troy Devon
McKenzie, son of John and
Helen (Cudmore) McKenzie;
Aaron Michele Meriam,
daughter of Kenneth Meriain
and Sandra •Dickson; •and
Jason Sean Stanbury, son of
John and Kathie (Bere)
Stanbury.
• The choir sang the anth-
em, His. Eye is on the
Sparrow. Mr. Cowan • spoke
on the topic, The Holy Spirit
and. You.
The Dungannon Stewards
acknowledge with thanks a
• donation of $1,350 to the
church from the Dungannon
125th Birthday Party Com-
• mittee. •
• Sunday, June 21 will be set
aside as a special day to
receive gifts for the Emman-
uel Cpllege Fund.
• Nile Hi -C and Dungannon
Youth Group are looking for-
ward to a "big, canoe" ride
soon. Mr. Cowan announced
the canoe is ready when they
are, The Myth Young Peop-
le's group would like to meet
them in a ball game, too.
• Brooludde Broadcast
• Grade one classes from
rooms 1 and 5, accompanied
by teachers, Mrs. Louise
Wilson, Mrs Barbara Bak-
ker and Mrs. Mary Bere and
many of the mothers, went
on a bus trip to African Lion
• Safari at Rockton on Tues-
day. The children , especially
• enjoyed seeing the monkeys
• jump on the hood of the bus
and the giraffe stick his head
in the, window.
• Grade 5 from room 10 went
Making
changes
to a
watercourse?
a ,
bowling withtheir teacher,
Ross Errington.
• The junior choir attended
the Band Tatoo in Clinton
High School on Thursday.
They were accompanied by
Mrs. Worsell, Mrs. Wilson
and Mrs.: Allen. Grades 6, 7
and 8 pupils from different
schools participated, in , the
program.
The waters of rivers, streams and creeks belong to everyone.
Improper use of the watercourses which carry these waters may
result in the following?
- irrigation and drainage problems for neighbours
- destruction of aquatic and wildlife habitat
- reduced recreational opportunities
- erosion and flooding problems
Whenever permanently flowing watercourses are to be altered in
any way including damming, diverting, and channelization,
Federal and Provincial laws require that the approval of the ,
Ministry of Natural Resources be obtained.
As a first step in planning any work on a watercourse, contact us. ,
Our staff will be glad to discuss possible design and layout alter- \\
natives which will minimize future problems for you, your neigh-
bour and public in general.
Ministry of
Natural ,
•
Itssourcas
Ontario
District Managor,
Ministry of Natural Resources,
R. R. # 5 Wingham, Ontario
• NOG 2W0
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AS PART OF ITS "CANADA WEEK" CELEBRATIONS
THE
Port of Goderic
WILL BE HOLDING A
ANADA
Julie Stothers Wont] of the Dungannon Twiriettes • lee& this group la a speck' number
durhig the -Tiviriette's first she*, held hot- Thursday evening in die, Goliath District
Collegiate bistitute auditorium. In the group are frous the left, Asian& MacItsszle, Amy Jo
Glenn and Larissa Sproul. The Twiriettes were focused hist September aid their teacher is
SOW* Herman. • " -1Phat"Yjeaalleallehaallal SU. ,N DA If F.TERNOON
• JUNE 211 at 2 p.m.
.pARADE
Arrange dumping...
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from the Valuer's report should be filed with
the Livestock Commissioner, objecting to the
• claim being based on ewes rather than
lambs.
Three pit run gravel tenderswere opened.
Motion, by Councillors Seeger and Cranston,
"That West Wawanosh Township hereby
accepts the tender of John Cox Construction
for hauling pit run gravel to 1981
construction at 61c per cu. yd. from the
Johnston Pit, Dungannon, or 79c per cu. yd.
from the St. Augustine pit."
• The road accounts of $24,202.78 were
ordered paid on motion of Councillors
Durnin and Cranston.
• Applications for Loan for tile drainage
from Marion Sproul, John D. Shetler, and
Donald and Ernest Gaunt were accepted on
motion of Councillors Brindles? and Durnin.
By-law #8, 1981 imposing a special rate on
properties to • cover all tile drainage loans
was given third and final reading on motion
of Councillors Cranston and Brindley.
Council reviewed the Site Plans for
Whitechurch Sand and Gravel Limited
regarding their application for a licence
under the Pits and Quarries e Control Act.
Motion by Councillors Durnin and Seeger,
"That the Township of West Wawanosh has
no objections to the. application of White-
church Sand and Gravel Limited for a licence
to operate under the Pits and Quarries
Control Act, 1971."
The Clerk was directed to contact the
Township of East Wawanosh about using the
East Wawanosh dump for Auburn garbage.
Motion by Councillors Seeger and Durnin,
"That should East Wawanosh Township
refuse to handle West Wawanosh's share of
Auburn garbage, that West Wawanosh
Township change the Monday opening of its
clomp site to Wednesday, and that the
garbage therefore be covered twice a week -
on Monday mornings and Thursday morn-
ings." The Clerk was also directed to
request the Dump Superintendent to submit
a time sheet of his hours for each month
before the Council meeting.
If your club or orgoitization
would like to enter our
',parade; here are entry
categories' and prizes
OF ENTRY
CLASS • 1ST 2ND
Commercial -industrial '50 $25
Service Club/Organization $50 $25
Church, School, Family '50 '25
Antique Vehides • $50 '25
Norse- Horse Drawn • $50 '25
Entries must meet approval of parade committee
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CALL: 524-2460 4
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