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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-08-20, Page 23LOTTERY TICKETS SUPPORT THE 1976 SUMMER OLYMPICS TICKETS $10 EACH September 28 Draw Three Series For Sale Each With A Million Dollar First Prize And Hundreds Of Thousandi Of Dollars ‘- In Other Prizes On* Sale At 1.11CKNOW SENTINEL , A GL RNOLD'S STORE R.R. 7, Lucknow — Lanes — Phone 529-7248 BEATRICE CREAMED COTTAGE CHEESE CORDON BLEU BEEF STEW, 24 oz. 79c • PAGE TWENTY•THREE 1975 WEDNESDAY,•AUGUSY 20, 1975 THE LU.CKNOW SENTINEL., LNCKNOW, ONTARIO It t. And on picnic wnship r met h in an sz West Wawanosh Endorse Enlorgenient Of Maitland Valley Conservatiop.Authority To Indude Nevir.Areas Of Service Helm Reunion Held At Ashfield The, regular session for August of Council of the Tpwnship of West Wawanosh was held on Tuesday, August 5th, in the Public Works Garage, with all members in attendance, Reeve. Lyons presid- ing. The minutes of the regular July meeting were read and adopted on motion of Councillors Hickey and. Foran. ' A delegation of new property owners from the village of Dungan- non were in attendance to discuss the construction of a road in the said village for access to lots recently purchase.d by them. The owners present agreed that they would look, after construction of an access road. At 9.15 Council 'sat as Court of Revision on the assessments. in provisional hy-law #10, 1975, The Gaunt Municipal` Drain by=law. After the Court of Revision was closed, Harvey Sproul of Dungan- non spoke to Council about the seemingly unfair charges for street lights in Dungannon. Mel Lyons requested Council to reimburse him for a day's pay and truck rental which. had been overlooked earlier in the year. The discrepancy was found and correct- ed. Morley Johnston appeared be- fore Council with regard to the Smyth Drain, which is in need of repair and or improvement. The Clerk read a letter from Murray Wilson and Cecil Cranston pertain. ing to the same drain. Before requesting the services of an.. engineer, Council will attempt to ascertain the feeling of the owners who have contacted them about the drain, as to Whether they feel' it should be engineered or not. Draft agreements drawn up for signature by• the three Townships and Lucknow, who are all involved with the new tanker truck and fire hall, were read, studied and, revised. The Clerk was directed to return the agreements to the solicitor, noting the revisions to be made. Motion by Councillors Hickey and Cranston: 'That the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority (M.V.C.A.) be enlarged by the addition of the watersheds of all streams entering Lake Huron from the point Where the north boundary of the M.V.C.A. meets the shore of Lake Huron to the point where the south boundary of the Saugeen Valley Conservation Authority meets Lake Huron and including all of Ashfield, Colborne, East and -West Wawanosh Townships; part of Huron, Kinloss and Culross Townships, and. the villageS of Lucknow and Ripley." Carried. Motion by Councillors Foran and Hickey: "That We.st Wawanosh Township apply for a grant under the Ontario Home Renewal Pro- gram." Motion by Councillors Foran and Cranston: "that West Wawanosh Township adopt the Ontario Home Renewal Program Guide for Resid- ential property, as its basis for building standards in the Town- ships." The road 'accounts were ordered paid on motion of Councillors Stothers and Foran. The folloWing general accounts were passed for payment on motion of Councillors Cranston and Stoth- ers: Albert Taylor, fenceviewer, 10.00; Lorne Forster, fenceview.er, 10.00; Bert Moss, fenceviewer, 10.00; Treasurer of Ontario, tile drain debenture payments, 974.07; James Devereaux, salary, 171.41; Receiver General of Canada, CPP and Ul, 10.17; Joe Kerr 'Limited, bulldozing (dump), 27.50; Ontario Hydro, hall power, 13.50; A. W. Clark and Associates, survey, plan, etc. Gaunt Drain, 1750.00; Receiv- er General of Canada, postage, 40.00. ROAD ACCOUNTS G. Humphrey, salary, 661.52; G. Smyth, salary, 419.11; Receiver General of Canada, CPP; UI; IT, 299.03; Ontario Hydro, shed pow- er, 57.45; Bell Canada,' telephone, 1442; Dawson's Dungannon, tow- els, etc., 1.64; Joan Armstrong, bookkeeping, 16.00; Colborne Township, boundary account, 3574.42; Joe Kerr Ltd., bulldozing, 1815.00; D.R.M. Sales, pulley, belt, 17.91; Pollard Bros., calcium, 270.42; Goderich Signal-Star, ad- vertising, 29.12; Wingham Ad- vance-Times, advertising, 21,60; Lucknow Sentinel,' advertising, 15.35; M. Lyons, truck rental, etc., 41.35; Robt. E. Irvin ; tire, tube, 10.48; Mac Wylie Construction, pit run gravel, 3746.97; Tom Hallam, mowing grass (Auburn), 20.00; Durham Hardware, welding tankS, 41..62. Council adjourned to September 2nd at 8.00 p.m. on motion of Councillor Stother.s. JOAN ARMSTRONG, Clerk. candy scramble to end the sports. At 5 o'clock all sat down for supper. The `business took place under the president, Vernon Hunt- er and Mrs. Allan Ritchie, secret- ary treasurer.. A minute's silence was observed in memory of Mrs. John Gardner and Mrs. Clifford Hackett.. It was decided that the reunion would be held the 4th Sunday of July ' in 1976 at Lansdowne Park in Kincardine at 1.15 p.m.' when dinner will be served. ,Prizes took place at the table as follows: lucky plate, Robert Helm; youngest child, Douglas Helm; oldest lady, Mrs. Wm. O. Hunter, Lucknow; oldest gent', Bert Helm, Tiverton; 'largest family present, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Hewitt of Wingham; farthest distance, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Robson, George- town; birthday the closest, David Robson, August 3rd; most buttons; Mrs. Wilfred Hackett, 21 buttons; wearing red shoes, Mrs. John MacKinnon. Mrs. Wesley Ritchie headed the program as follows: two readings were given by Mrs. Robert Helm "It Can Be Done" and "That Old Iron Pump". A selection on the guitar by Vernon Hewitt accompan- ied his mother, Mrs. Wilbert Hewitt, as she sang "A Mansion Over the Hilltop". Vernon sang a number of songs with guitar. A contest on animals was led by Mrs. Jim Hunter. Mrs. Eunice Duns- muir favoured with a 'solo "Faith , Can Move .Mountaitis". Mrs. Alex Hackett gave a reading "Show Me" followed by Mrs. John Mac- Kinnon with a reading "Little Bit of Nonsense and a Little Bit of Sense". All sang "Bless Be the Tie That Binds". The.. officers for 1976 are as follows: past president, Vernon Hunter; president, Wilfred Hack- ett; ' 1st vice president, Robert Helm; secretary treasurer, Mrs. Allan Ritchie; sports, Allan Ritchie, Bryce_ Ritchie, Vernon and Ken Hewitt; family tree book, Mrs. Jim Hunter; program, Mrs. Wm. G. Hunter, Mrs. Wesley Ritchie, Mrs. John MacKinnon and Mrs. Wilbert Hewitt; tea, Mrs. Robert. Helm and ,Mrs. Vernon Winter; 'park commit- tee, Mrs. John MacKinnon. , The pr4sident, Vernon Hunter, thanked the committees and hoped next year would be a bigger than ever reunion at Kincardine Park.. HARD l'O FIND Durable goods are consumer items that last a little longer' than the time payments. The 37th annual Helm reunion was held Sunday, July 27th at Ashfield. Park. Sports under the committee of Tom Helm and Jim Hnnter were as follows: 5 and under, Janine Helm; 6 to 8, David Robson; 12 to 15. years, Parry Hewitt; ladies' walk- ing race, Mrs. Vernon Hunter and Mrs. Tom Helm; young men's race, Dan Robson; open race kicking the slipper, Mrs. Wilbert Hewitt and Alex Hackett. Jr.; "3-legged race, Dan Robson and his son David. All joined a circle for a *Registered Trade Mark SOMEBOD IS TALKIN ABOUT'USI. HOME HE laRVICE Welike to know our customers by name! ucknow., District Coop 528-3024 528-3025 We have purchased apew petroleum truck to give you our customers faster "quieter" service. Sorry for any, inconvenience that we may have caused you' because of our old petrpl- eum truck. , PETROLEUM DRIVER SALESMAN DOUG TIFFIN (Do, -• are ears 4-11.128;