The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-07-09, Page 141
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tools, etc., 10.89; Haugh Tire
Supply, tires, tubes, 567.00; Pol-
lard Bros. Ltd., liquid. 'chloride,
2,280..98; Joan Armstrong, 'accoun,
ting, 26.00; Murray Wilson, brush
kill, 102.50; BP Oil Ltd., diesel
file!, 295.31; Ideal Supply, supplies
'for shed, 13.73; Glen Olson, cutting
tree, brushing, 40,.00; Wilfred
Collinson, .snow . removal, b
etc. (Auburn), 113.00; Jen
Construction, crushing, 15,28
Bert Moss, gravel, 2,452.00.
On motion of Councillor
ston, Council ajourned to A
5th, at 8.00
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LANGSIDE
Joanne Katerburg of Moorefield
spent last week holidaying with
Joanne de Boer. Joanne de Boer
had spent the week previous with
Joanne Katerburg at her, home in
Moorefield.
Karen' and Liane Young spent a
few days last week with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clif-
ford Young.
Sandra and Greg Gardner spent
the week end with their grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Young.
Mr. and Mrs. George YoUng,
Heather, Bradley and Cheryl
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Lovatt iii,London. Timmy and
Sherry Lovatt; whO had been
holidaying at George Young's,
returned to London with them.
. Mr. and Mrs. Don Martin and
Danny of Wingham visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young and
family on Saturday. .
William Pinnell of Colborne has
been visiting friends and relatives
in this district the past week He is
a cousin of Wesley and Clifford
Young.
Mrs. Mary Miller of Lucknow,
formerly of Langside, is still a
patient in Wingham Hospital. We
hope she will soon be able to return
home.
The Langside-Whitechurch
Young Peoples held, a beach party
at Ashfield Park on Friday evening.
With ' a good attendance and fine
weather, they spent an enjoyable
evening.
The Young People held a short
meeting at the.ome of Jim de Boer.
Sunday evening which was the final
meeting for this season.
Bev Kay, who has been a patient
in Wingham Hospital for nearly
two weeks, was allowed to come
home Sunday to take the services at • the Whitechurch and Langside
-Presbyterian Churches. He has to
return for a, few more treatments
but hopes to be home again soon.
Miss Lynda McQuillin of Bloor-
view Children's Hospital, Toronto
spent last week' at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick
McQuillin. Dawn McLeod of
Clinton, granddaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. McQuillin, also spent a few
days with them.
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W. WAWANOSH APPROVE
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months during the winter. Council
approved the idea and directed the
'Clerk to draW up an agreement for
its use to be signed by both, parties..
Messrs. Murray Wilson and
Cecil Cranston were in attendance
to seek information regarding the
Smyth Drain, which is in need of
repair and/or improvement.
Four tenders for hauling pit-run '
gravel were received in answer to
aditertisements, and were opened
at this point. Motion by Councillors
Cranston and Hickey "That the
tender of Mac Wylie Construction,
Wroxeter, 'for loading and hauling
approximately 13,000" cu. yds. of
pit-run gravel at 51c per cu. yd. be
accepted, subject to approval by
the Ministry of Transportation and
Communications.''
The Road Superintendent was
directed to obtain information from
the' Ministry of Transportation and
Communications regarding the
construction of a, new road in the
village of Dungannon.
The seven applications received ,
in answer to advertisements for a
township employee and grader
operator were opened and read by
the Clerk. The Clerk requested the
Treasurer to assume her duties for
the consideration of the applica-
tions. The Reeve expressed a
conflict of interest and requested
Councillor Foran to assume • the
chair for the consideration of the
applications. Both Reeve and Clerk
withdrew from the room.
Motion by Councillors Foran and
Cranston: "That West Wawanosh
Township hire Gordon Smyth
Junior as township employee and
grader operator:" An amendment
to the motion was proposed by
Councillor Hickey "That West
Wawanosh Township hire Tom
Armstrong as' employee and 'oper-
ator." There being no seconder for
the amendment, the motion car-
ried.
Motion by Councillors Foran and
Cranston "That since the six month
probationary pericid had expired,
George Humphrey be recommend-
ed as permanent road superintend-
ent for West Wawanosh Town-
ship".
The road accounts were passed
for payment on motion of Council-
lors Stothers and Cranston.
The following general accounts
were ordered paid on motion of
Councillors Hickey and Slothers:
James Devereaux, salary, 192.07;
Receiver General of Canada, CPP;
UI; IT, 12.32; J. A. McDonagh
Agency, W.W. share tanker prem-
ium. 147.00; Bruce,Grey County
R.C.S.S. Board, 1st instalment
1975 requisition, 115.00; West
Wawanosh Mutual Fire° Insurance
Co., administration equipment,
hall ins., 15.00; Corporation Village
of Lucknow, 1974-75 figure skating
program, 165.00; Receiver General
of Canada, postage stamps, 8.00;
J. D. Durnin, repairs to Durnin
Drain, 39.00.; Township of West
Wawanosh, culvert for Durnin
Drain, 76.20.
ROAD ACCOUNTS
G. Humphrey, salary. 812.97; M.,
Wylds, labour, 72.50; Receiver
General of Canada, CPP; IT; Ul,
300.04; Siecicer's General Store,'
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