The Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-04-18, Page 8E EIGHT
TH>, LUCKNO IT BTTINEL,
LUCKNOW,
ONTARIO
HIGH-QUALITY PROTEIN, AND CALCIUM
TO BUILD STURDY BODIES
Present Request
Ta loin , F.S. J�rea
Duron Township.. Council met
pursuant to adjournment with ail
• members present.
Mr. Waldie Public School In-
spector and William McCreath,
presented requests from School
Sections No. 11, 12 ,8e- 15' to join
• Ripley7 uron. School area 'and as
there was a ; :dispute , as to the
legality of the vote taken at No.
15 the `'• matter was : left until
clarified!- '
:Ste/Wart • Needham approached
the ••Council .:asking for the issue
•kif ID.ebentures for the Huron and
Kinloss 'Telephone: System .. for
,installing. ,a 'dial :system at the
Dungannon exchange •and -a trunk•
• cable tol Bervie • .84.25.•:horticultural Society' flo-
Free! Marie Frasbr's
"Milk -Mates for Moderns"
recipe. booklet. Write today.
A Division of. . • .
DAIRY' FARMERS OR CANADA
147 Davenport Road,Toronto 5
flow•er.abeds;
Gave ,third and 'final reading.
of, , the • Ferguson, Camip(bell, • Sut=•
ton and'McLeod Municipal drains
and called. for tenders fox their
Construction:. •
'Council also 'placed $1,500 in a
-grader reserve •fund • bringing ' the.
total- reserve up to $8,000..
The following .accounts •"were
ordered :paid. !,
• Cemetery .-•Ivan Pollock; care,
$80:20; William, McCreath, floor,
'covering for Chapel; 46.35.• ' •
,Township Harvey. Ritchie 2
fox bounties, $8•.00; Doris' .Mac-
Donald, care. of hall, 39.50; .Mem-
bers of Council; Part. of salary;
$50.. each; 'Registry' Office, list,
3.54; Telephone System, haul
phone' 'and ' toll s, 16.28;' Glenn
Farrell, postage, • 5 00;• .Sterling
Trusts, grader reserve, 1,500.00;'
ielief,',215.00;;: Nursing Home care, if1Siai Off �• ers•
Brothers, snow ,plowing, 98.00;
Gordon Stewart, snow plowing,
276.00; ,Bill Kempton, snow plow-
ing,. 108,50;; Harry Coiling, haul-
ing and loading, 27.30;.Lorne Rit-
chie, blowing snow, .68.50;{Ronnie
McLean, blowing . snow, 21.00;
Earl Tout, postage, 9.00; Franks
garage, repairs, and antifreeze,
11.22; Imperial 'Oil Ltd., gas ..and
diesel fuel, 264,90; . 'Dominion
Roads, grader edges, 75;72 Steve
Irwin; postage and telephone
tolls, ,12.00; H. Hodge, repairs,.
134.18; : Frank 'Cowan and ; Co.,
Compensation- Insurance, 167.00;
C. H Munro, .salt and antifreeze,
10.05.
Council' adjourned to meet. on
May '7th. 1
EARL' TOUT, Clerk.
The following resolutions were wer be,d •care, 20.00; -Post Office,"
1
That the Clerk have a By-law
'*drawn up for` :the. Telephone. De-
' ,bentture; w
That e ..order War' ie. p,?u�der
from ,John Elliott
• We: donate .$20 to.the Bortictii
tural. ,Society ;for. the 'upkeep of
•
tote, herd their annual meeting In:
-. • Monday, •April 9th' with Mrs..J. L.
MacMillan presiding
During •the business. exhibit
•
for the �FallFair. was ' nnetd
passed
unemployment stamps, 7.84.
Roads _ "'Steve; Irwin",, Super-
intendent, $325.00; Wayne Lowry,
grader, ,.246:50; Dave Moore, labor •
and wing,' '140.40 Graham Cook, .
bulldozing, 80.00;. Benson Hard-
ware, toolS,
ard-ware,-tools,: 4790; 'Roy'. Marsha,l1, .
snow plowing, 101.50, : Coiling : The . Lucknow:. Women's Insti-.
Of lvcknow
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Phone;
D PLANTS
LORIST
N-N,"�•'41i-�'.-...-•.•;e-�•�•! 0.114-e.-.-•`�•-o-+• ♦N-♦'�-N
RIPLET MEAT MARKET
Custom Butchering
Mondays .-- Hogs, $2.00 in by 4:00 pm.
Cutting and Wrapping, 2c pound
CATTLE, CALVES and LAMES EVERY DAY,
EXCEPT SATURDAY
We Do. Curing and 'Smoking . .. Beef, Pork and Lamb.
Sold ^ Whole, Half or Quarter .. . For Better Service,
And Lower Prices Call Ripley 100,
Chas. Hooisnia, Prop.
ESSO SERVICE
FOR TOP QUALITY ATLAS BATTERIES
DUNLOP TIRES (Most Sizes In Stock)
AT REASONABLE. ; ; PRICESI`.
Repairs to All Makes of Cars arid Tractors
3 'Licensed Mechanics:.
Wheel Alignment andBalancing
MOTORCADE DEALER
Mrs. A. J.. Wilson and Mrs. T. •
`: J. . Salkeld were ;nozn nated: as
':delegates to 'District: Annual to
lie ,held in Holyrood. A Daffodil
Tea was planned .;for' April 28th
with .proceeds to be 'donated .to.
-the. 'Cancer Society .
Mrs.' C Stewart requested in-
formation on the drinking .foun
tarn . the Institute. had: donated
to the town;
Mrs.'•. P. Stewart reported• on
-the District Executive . •meeting:.
and \asked the .members: to study
the' new ' hand book to be .Pre-
pared for •a quiz.;
The . annual 'secretary=treasurer's
report was given. by :'Mrs: A..: J.
Wilson and showed •a very suc
Cessful year for the Lucknow
.Branch, • with total' revenue of
$2,021.85 Reports were :given by
all standing: committee conveners.
The auditors report read by Miss
L. 'Finlayson. Mrs. J. L..MacMil-
lane thanked the executive,, :con
veners and members fortheir co
• •.operation and faithful: atndance
Awing ' the' year.' Mrs. it. .Robert-
son' moved : a vote of . thanks. to
Mrs. MacMillan on .behalf of the
W.I.for her capable leadership
during the year. ,Mrs. Bark -Well
read . the report of ,nominating
committees. , Mrs. C: Cooke pre-
sided. for 'the inatallation of of-
tigers:
Mrs. J. L. MacMillan, president
for 2nd year;• lst vice,, Mrs. G:
Whitby, 2nd +vice,: Mrs . O Brooks;
sec.-treas., Mrs; A. J. Wilson; asst.
treas., Mrs. R. •Rdbertson; pianist,
Mrs. A. McDiarmid;. asst+ pianist,
Mrs. H• Strapp; District director,
Mrs.. P: Stewart; Alt,+ director;
Mrs. ,.G. ' Fisher,• '.(Jhe'erio Com.,
Mrs. Barkwell, Mrs: K. McDon
ald; Federated News; Mrs., l8ark-
well; .Auditors, 'Miss L.' Finlay
son, Mrs. K. McDonald; 'Inst, dir-
ectors; Mrs. J. Adams, Mrs J. Em-
merlon, Mrs, N. 'J. McKenzie.
Standing Committee Conveners
glome Economic- and Health,
Mrs. G. Saund,ers; 'Historical Re-
search, Mrs. N. J. McKenzie;: Re.
solutions,' Mrs W'. Fe, McDonald;
Citizenship and Edticatiori, "Mrs,
kI: M'ole, Agriculture ander Cana
• 'WEDNESDAY, , APRIL 18th, 1962
Promofe..Icrm
Safety •Measures The. Bruce County Far,m Safety.
Council to 'further the promotion
of ,safety throughout the County,.
:is purchasing J2,000 tarn .imple-
ment safety stickers which will be
distributed in late . May or • early
June this year! These im-
plement stickers will 'be radi-
ant green !or red approximately
3'inches by 5 inch. es and Will bear
the "message "Think, Safety First."
The stickers will' have an ,adhes
-ive back which .will make them.'
easy to ,apply: to the farm -tractor
Or. other farm implements. They
will be placed 'on an implement
'where •they will be easily . seen
(by the operator when working
:with• -'the machine and to always
remind the operator to ;"Think
Safety 'First. .
„Bruce Go. Farm Safety .Coun-`
ell is purchasing•2 •display boards
which will the used, to display
safety posters, safety slogans, ,&:
other, safety material at district
rallies, fall fairs, annual Meetings
nand other ,Agricultural meetings.
The display boards will be of the
folding type about. 4 •feet ,high'.
.and will be available to zany_ ru-
ral, organizations -Wishing to put
on a safety displayat a meeting,
largely .attended Iby' farm people.
Requests for the display boards.
•
di'an ":Imdustr Mrs. .4 Miller,
Public Relations, Mrs.' A.McNay
The me'eting closed with. the
Qu,e'en cl_laistitutea gr :ce
'• o untif l pot 1 ck: su _..
enjoyeda u u t
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per. ' •
HEATING OILS GASOLINE
, OTHER FARM PRODUCTS
should be.• forwarded to the 13
pertinent -of Agriculture • offic
Walkerton.., in plenty of time t
make sure of their ayailablit
and delivery. •
The Bruce CountY''Farm Safet
Council plans to 'hold 4 distri
rallies. in the County in, late Ma,
Communities suggested for•••tle
rallies are. 'Marton, . Kincardin�
Formosa,. Tara, .. The rally ..pra
rams 'will include •,a demonstrati
of artificial re'spiration; educ
afeety ;displays„..:and .
or more guest speakers who wi
be speaking • on .topics., of''.safet
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