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Motion by Co ml aars
Todd and trickey, That Wei
W.awaratish Township thereby
accepts the of l) 3.
D.Derain; 2) Ross Domain
and 3) Ken Pfillips, for any
neoe sary snoseploecingatria
the Temirship during the
l 2-83 winter psora". The
SUCNCeSSfug applicants will be
called as required in the fore-
going order~.
Mafia by, CannelMors
Todd and Wind ley.. That all
wages., salaries and thorrais
aria for West Wavvarrosh
Township employes and of -
al's remain in 11183 as they
were in 142J82" . Councillor
lltayauard voted an favour, and
the 114011i013 carried,
Mote by . Councillors
Rayrsard and Todd. That the
Clerk's Office 11°ms be post -
ea Ira they Office w'iiradoW"
Motion by, COUThallertS
Brindley and Haney, That
the Road AOCernets tin the
aaataoinit of $8,417.26 are
hey passed for payment.
By-law 4#11-83 was given
third reading and finally pas-
sed 011 Motion of Councinoas
Todd and BErarsdley. This by-
law navies the officials and
,appointies for the ensuing
year and sus out the res-
pective salaries and honor -
Bantams take a tie and a loss
By Geotggoe Maori
The Bantams colleted
three points this week wida, a
e against Tiverton and a
win over Mildmay.
On Friday night, tiro a game
that turned into a reai shoot
out, Locknow scored first bort
Tiverton broke a 2 - 2 tie
early iia the second and shot
their way to a 7 - 3 lead at the
break.
To make matters worse,
two minor penalties kept the
locals short handed for the
first four minutes of the third
period. However, in the last
11 minutes, hard work paid
off in five goals, as the high
scoring hue of Gilchrist,
Irwin and McKie lifted the
team to an b - h draw.
Chris Irwin had a hand in
all eight goals, scoring two
and assisting on six. Daae
Gilchrist had a seven point
night on three goals and four
assists, while lane mate Dar-
ren PMcKina had six points on
three goals and three assists.
On Monday, in Mildmay,
the team skated to a 5 - 2
win. Chris Collyer opened
the SOGnnftg, oonvemng a
Priestap play at 8.07, Chris
Irwin added a seoo7id from
McKim and D. Murray. Brad
Priestap, on a pass front
m
Collyer, made the scone 3 - 0
at the end of one.
In the seoond. Mildrnaw'
got on the board with twro
goals, one of .i erre on a
picture tip in play. LucktIOWS
lsaiae goal caaarae from Dadra
IVIcKaala, assisted by Gil-
christ.
In the third period action,
the only goal was by Darr
Gilchrist from Irwin and the
final amore was Lucknow 5,
Mildmay 2.
Brian Reayie played shut
out hockey for his portion of
the game. Chris Collyer con-
tinues to make his presence
felt since coming out of re-
tirement. The team hopes
the shoulder mends in a
hurry, Clint!
Elephants in the lead with 7points
Ladies BrairIbag
Fern MacDonald bowled
the high single with 291.
Fern MacDonald bowled
the high triple with 693.
Games of 200 and over:
Bernice Kemp 203. Fern
MacDonald 204, 291, Barb
Ross 244.
An apology to Alice Ritchie
who bowled 208 on Monday,
December 20 and to Shiley
Brooks who bowled a 213
January 3.
Team points and stand -
`rings: Elephants with 7 points,
fora total of Cao; Bears with 0
points for a total of 73%;
Monkeys with S points for a
total of 54; Tigers with 2
points for a total of SS;
Giraffes with 2 points for a
total of 51%; Lions with 4
points for a total of 63.
St. Helens couple welcome baby boy
By Kathryn Todd
Congratulations ° to Mr.
and Mrs. Rae Nicholson
on Nie arrival of their new
baby. Their son was born on
January 7, 1983.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Tadd
and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Payne spent the weekend in
Niagara Falls. They won the
vacation weekend at a sheep
sale which was held in the
spring in the Niagara Reg-
ion.
The St. Helens Women's
institute hall was filled with
guests to honour Barbara
Elliott, nee Cameron, on her
recent marriage to Richard
Elliott.
At the shower, a contest
was conducted by Melanie
Nicholson and Isabel Miller.
Readings were presented by
Celia Aitchison, Isabel Gaunt
and Kathryn Todd. Beverley
Aitchison entertained every-
one with two piano solos.
Barbara was presented
with gifts which included
bedding, glasses, dishes.
canister set, hamper, spice
rack. and many other useful
kitchen and household items.
Foliow•ing the courtesies, ev-
eryone enjoyed a light lunch.
St. Helens W.I.
The roll call. a resolution 1
can suggest for farm safety.
was answered by 13 mem-
bers with many good ideas
for farm safety around mach-
inery on the farm. The motto.
Minutes bf Yesteryear, start-
ing May, 1931 was prepared
by Mrs. Robert Aitchison.
Mrs. Harold Gaunt gave
the topic on Resolutions.
Current events, prepared by
Mrs. Keith Tyler, were read
by Mrs. Ernest Gaunt.
There was a lovely craft
display of knitted and croch-
eted articles and painting.
The lunch was served by
Mrs. Ross Errington and
Mrs. Ivan Clark. There is a
short course, Dollars and
Cents, to be held in St.
Helens Hall Wednesday,
January 12.
Lucknow Outktwspkin
broomball tournament
Last Wednesday night, the
Outlaws played two games
against the top team in the
Teeswater league, the Lucky
Devils. Despite an excellent
effort put forth by all the
Outlaws, the Devils still
overpowered them. The Out-
iaws lost both games.
On Sunday evening the
Outlaws, still displaying
their will to win, defeated
Teeswater by a score of 2 - 0.
Lucknow scorers were
Wayne McDonagh and Tim
Martin,
The Outlaws are busy
planning the annual Lucknow
Broomball Tournament
which is to take place Jan-
uary 21. 22, 23. Be sure to
keep that weekend open so
you can come out and
support Lucknow's second
broomball tournament.
Fleas winning streak
continues with win
The Lucknow Senior Fleas
added one more win to their
record Saturday night, beat-
ing Mildmay with a score of 7
- 2.
The leading goal scorer
was once again, Chris Stev-
enson with three goals. two
of which were assisted by
Justin Murray and one by
Terry Stanley. Justin Murray
scored the first and the last
goal, one unassisted and one
with Chris Stevenson assist-
ing.
The other scorers were
Vince Sticklend with Brad
Rhody assisting; Ray Dalton
with Terry Stanley assisting;
Adrian Helm with Terry
Stanley assisting. and a goal
from Terry Stanley. unassist-
ed.
Adam Skillen was in net
once more and was as good
as always.
Good team effort, boys.
plowing tenders..
aria -
By -law 112-83 was given
third reading and salty pas-
sed 011 111011011 Cout'aCi`llOTS
'('Oslo and Rayruard. This
by-law authorizes the bor-
rowing of sufficient wads to
provide necessary Neniices ars
the Township p anntil taxes are
oollected, and is for the ag-
gregate suras of 9,OM.03,
Council voiced its support
of resolutions from Exeter to
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request the Associatien of
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simple and inexpensivepro-
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nave their affairs when cash
flaw becomes insufficient to
meet current obligations
when due.
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ordered paid on motion of
Councillors Brindley and
Todd, in the amount of
$28,.64-7.45.
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