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EDl rDAY, N'OV. 16th,, .1955.
K I IN LOSS. Blr-ANY
B. kRS USE OF, :DOGS ;.
Kinloss Council Met in the
Township Hall, November.7, 1955,
as, per. adjournment. An mem-
bers present. The minutes of the
regular meeting of. October •3rd
as read Were :approved agd sip-
14. .
The Clerk was instructed •.,to.
write the Department .of Health.
, re account for. insulin:. '
The Reeve was to contact the
-Clerk.__of. Ripley re the: residence
•of.l rs.. Roach.
'.At the . request . of the Depart
meet : of = Lands 'and • • !Forests'• -a
*By•law-was::;prepared acid fr>a11y
passed p prohibiting • , then, , use Y of
dogs during the, open deer Season
' Noveinber •23rd to' 26th, 1955 both.
", days inclusive.' . .
• Ari Engineer's • report on " the
Wraith Municipal drain • was
read, and as there . was no ser
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ious objection to. the report, it
was • adopted by Council and the
'Clerk" to preppre the necessary'
By -'law, and have the Court of
Revision as soon as possible;; " "
A cheque for $3,500: was issued
. ostock .and Regan on account The Court of R th
report on. the, Rintoul ; Munscipal.
drain.in East Wawanosh. in which
some Kinloss ratepayers are ' ass
essed, is.to be read at the Town
ship Hall on Mondayy November
28th, 1955, at 2.30 p.m.
ewsion on e
Kaake Drain contract.' and a 1.955 Assessment Roll• was',. held'
h at which there were five' appeals.
Two of them •Vve>;;e not sustained,
and the' other three reduced*
slightly. With these .revisions the
Roll was . accepted, . and to bp'
taken .: as•• a basis : of • taxation for;
-the year, 1956.
Council. adjourned, to dieet:
again on .Monday, November;' 28,
1955;
Cheques. issued': • Ernest Ackert,
work On Ackert -drain, $20.0;
.Harold ' Percy,; selecting' jurors,
4.00; Wnr. Scott, selecting. jurors,
4.00;` J: R. Lane,; selecting jurors,
4,00; relief, • 100.00; A. ,1Coultes'
cheque for $1,840.00' was also' is-
sued to ,them for thebalance of
contract; this cheque to. be 'held
the Clerk until final inspec-
i n by the Engineer. •
The: Clerk ' was. instructed to
convey. a.. fetter of - thanks -to the -
Toronto Daily Star; andthe 4th,
•Concession' Farm *.Forum': for
erecting the concession road'signs
in • the 'Township: , . .
, The :Clerk was. instructed' to'
notify .the Village of L.ucknow
that- Kinloss was willing to ac-
cept their' share' of 'the e.ost of
the ' auxiliary pump, ' providing
and. • West ' Wawanosh Whitechurch street lights, 14:30;
Gordon Hodgkinson, sheep claim,.
15.00;; ;'George Lockhart, inspect=
ion above' claim, 3.50; Wm. Evans,
Ashfield
were also agreed.
The reading of the Engineer'$ -
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LUGKNOW'DISTRICT HIGH.:SCHOOL
In Phe High SctiobI'"Auditoriirm T—'
•refund' on Ackert' & River. drain;
1.45; John Bostock, on ale 4Kaake
Grain contract, '34500,00; Bostock
..and 'Regan, ;balance, Kaak. drram;
contract (this, cheque to ,be :held•
until final inspection; 1,840.00;
Ernest Ackert, .Jr.., Fst prize pub:
hie speaking, 0;'00;.:Sharon O'Don• :
nells2nd _prize public.speaking,
1 3.00;. Cecilia Crowston, for public
• speaking, --2.00; ' Ronald 1VMDonald,`
for public speaking, 2:00; Sandra
TWO NIGHTS THURSDAY and FRIDAY. ,.I sur for
public speaking, 2.00;
g .t Ston, for public speak
.1 ng, 2.00, I' eith `Maulderi,, for pub-
..
01i.s speaking, i
k 'ng, 2 00.; :George Bush-
ell, for public • speaking, .' 2.00;`
Marion Scott; for :public • speak •`
ing, 2:00, James' ••McDonald, for
Public,. speaking, ' '200;'' :Barry•.
Joihnston, for •.public `: speaking;,
2:00; ,Alex' Hewitt, ` for ' public
speaking, 2.00; J. `R. ,Lane, post-
age $5.Q0, ;unemployment stamps
$3.24 = 8..24; Mrs: 3'antes Smith,
cai etaking . and supplies, 19.93';;:
Maurice Hodgins, refund taxes on
barn. , bt rued, 67.60;''' Wm. Scott,
assessor's 'salary, ' 500.00;. Walter
'Kaake & Son, .'allowances Kaake
drain •.428.00• James A.Howes,
engineer's;': fees; Kaake drain,
875.00'. James. A. , Howes, 'engin=`
err.'s fees,: Wraith drain, :75:00.
Highway cheques: Pay 'List, No:
,9, $560.25; Dominion: Road,1Vlach-
� iner'y Co , repairs ;and labor,' •
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Gilbert. and. Sullivan Operetta
"TRIAL BY JURY"
Thursday ,address by Rev,' Wm... N. Henderson,= Walkerton
Friday—address.' by Mr. George'Jefferson,;Banton '
Presentation of Awards and. Scholarships.
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VALEDICTORIAN — MAC MacDONALD•' \
Admission ` 50c—No Reserved , : Seats
mery repairs & labor, 928.99;•
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reerltage .wire'
fence; 21.14; '.0 Er 'McTavish; oil
and grease;''58'.38; Dept: of High
ways,.; gas 'tax; 29.04; Wm.:1V1c,
Lean, gravel, 60.00;• Morrison's
Garage,, .welding, ,28.00;. Ezra . Sit
ler, kulldozing, 17.50;' T.: J. Mans.:
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J 'R: LANE, Clerk...
Presbyterian.. V:M;S.. ,
The-"November.meeting .of the
W.M.S. was .held, in the .•church
last. Wednesday, . with Mrs: = R.
Reid, lst,vice•pies;, opening with
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prayer. 1Vlss, N. Malcolm, the sec-
retary,- conducted ' business: The
Bible study on Job was well tak-
en; by '4iss ` E',, M. 'Henderson and
the' missionary summary oil the
life of 'Miss.. T ohinan • by,
R.' Johnstone: The topic was •ably
dealt, with by Mrs: M: Hender-
son and -Mrs. W. Porteous ' gave
a splendid review on Oet.ober .
November. Glad .Tidings. Miss M.
Most -:Travelled Fame
!MacLeod gave highlights .of ;1 h ,
addres"s•given .in Brussels by,. E't'v
Leslie Millen • who . hard kreer,
`Inissibnary:in' China: for -1.9 ye:i!
•and. was made a. pris.a.rier
Chinese' -Reds. ..The •
• coinnaittee. are:Mrs., A, ".t:".` aA#n,.iw,
and Mrs. W. Porteous,: Mrs. yr
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Here's a job'for the active man who uses' his :head,
likes the.' feel, of action ,and working in the gpexi air.:
Todcty.'s...-lnfax try soldier.,_;xecpgnized_. as the most
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training and'promotion' are almost. unlimited.
• I'nfgritry • :and the other ,special, branches df the
• •Arrriy offer" hundreds of gaod-payint , lifetime careers.
To see. where you fat, visit yournearest recruiting.
office. No obligation, of course:
• lieririember, in' the Army w you teach • up' with men
• and leaders ' ou canrely' on • :: rrt ht •down, the line.
Ser Canadcs-and• .Y-otrr 11-•--tf- 4he-A -y
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, „ special Army tests. To be eligible you must be 17 te•All years of age,
` skilled tradesmen desmen F p Y g to.45. When ap a ir5 ,bting_birth c,,certificate
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Army *kiting . station, g90' Ricnmdnd St', W. tcrouto bot. ,:-: Te; plsar+e Eir, 6 M31—local: oc21 .26
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c�tt'I'ton far to match the nr*e•trtniieilatr;r1 record
or the five Martin sisters cif A'1'ontrc81 R'cading•from•
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of Canada.;!'hcy share a mutual interest in p.rov4ging
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fast, e urtc`oirs Long.Uistattee Service tothotrsands of
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• ago. She must Have said nice things to h'cr sisters, .
dhout thel.h11!e.\ouiige. 4t,.eoinl led the,
quintette jtiit over a yen, ago. We like having more .
than otic member of tt family .r- arirtg in telephonc.work. .
•1t.:ay's ipore,torceful•ly than we Cvrr noulcl that** The
Hall is a good place t•o Work,'" We tit•tik,too, tight as long
as 41`e have employees Nit. the Martin sisters: you`'1l have
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