The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-05-11, Page 12HE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCK +IOW, ONTARIO
,;Dungannon L. O. L. 324 met •
for its regular .monthly meeting
last Monday evening with Deputy
• Master Frank Alton conducting in
the absence of the Master Alvin:•
Alton, who is recovering from a
leg injury. •
4lrnong,the iterns discussed and
?greed upon was the sending of
$25.00, to the Orange and True
Blue Children's Home at Richm- •
ond' Hill, and. $25.00 to the Sick
Children's Hospital in London,
from the receipts of the winter
card parties. ,It is hoped to do.
;better next year ':as the hall had
o have new lightsinstalled and
material .purchased fora new roof
:. "• The Members} also expressed
satisfaction with the results of the
annual spring banquet held recent
ly in the Dungannon United
Church and served • byy the Church
,ladies, .
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FERTILlZE[t SUPPLIED'
EPTAM AVAILABLE
WE HAVE . BAGGED. OR • BULK HARRISTON- FERTILIZER
. AVAILABLE AT COMPETITIVE , FRICE: ,
the weekend witl her parents,
Mr, and Mrs.- Morley Wall and
family. :
Mi, and Mrs,; Jim Wilson and
family .visited on Sunday,with • .''
(Culross Corners: News) , Mrs. Wilson's mother at the, Bruce-
Little Lawrence; Wilson, `san of ; ' lea Haven in. Walkerton. '
'Mr, and Mrs. Jim Wilson, was Miss Diane Haldenby .entertained
baptized by Rev;. Dr;. Clark at some:'of' her .girlfriends last •Tues-
'Salem; United Church on Sunday. dAy whenshe celebrated: her eighth.
>Mr. and Mrs,' Tom Stewart visit birthday •'
ed last Sunday. with Miss Bonnie, and Mrs. Arnold Wilkie' of
Cornish in Owen Sound: . Kincardine spent Sunday with Mr.
• Miss Brenda. Russell of Teeswater and Mrs. Tom .Stewart and boys,
spent the weekend .with • Miss Mary •Mr. ,and Mrs.* John Lockhart Of
Lou Thomson. Mar. Y ,Lou cele- -Port Elgin were'Sunday
evening
brated her birthday on`Saturday. visitors with 'Mr, and Mrs. N. E.
Miss Doris Wall of London spente' Haldenb : and famil
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It's .easy to convert to` oil. We have a cocTlete
line . of top quality .Esso Hm t
choose from • Esso hurter— L a •
• Complete Esso oil furnacet—$195* a
Month. Andnow, with Essay-
we can arrange for you to get Ezxp E Fesc
Service, at no cost. Your
continued home b t g .
PURPLE GROVE . •'
WOMEN'S: INSTITUTE'.
Mrs; Francis Boyle Was hostess to
the members of Purple Grove Wo-
men's .Institute when, they met for.
their' May meeting; Mrs. Cecil
Sutton and Mrs. Don Gillies: were
in charge. Mrs. Sutton welcomed:
the visitors.
The National President, Mrs.
Philip Matheson, • is meeting wo-:
men's,;institute ;friends. at Guelph
on May 4; Mrs. Morford': MacKay.
reported for•thecommittee in
charge of luncheon arrangements.•
for the District Annual being held
in Ripley on. May ,27; Members
are asked to bring trays, food in
large bowls and parsley if • possible.:
The speaker for this meeting will
be .Mrs. R'; C , Walker , .Provincial
Curator of . Tweedsmuir Histories..
Delegates appointed were Mrs.
Herb Farrell, Miss Edith Collins
as
Well as the president and.dist-
rict .director. •
.Arrangements weremade for dona:
tioirs to the Cancer Society,... The ,
June, meeting° will, be held in the
Community.. Cent`re:.. Convenor* is •
_Mrs _Frank Currie. Topic in
charge of Mrs.. ' flowHoward Thompson
and lunch committee'is Mrs: Hat-.
Vie Thompson and Mrs.;, Victoria
Smith. Convenors' reports were
given .by.Mrs. Jack Farrell and
Mrs: .erb Farrell. -
The proms rpt was. :in charge- of
Mrs Morford MacKay. .Miss
Edith Collins read the Scripture
lesson. Since Institute .members
would be busy with hostess arrang-
ements on .District, Annual. day.
Mrs. Don McCosh gave some of
thehighlights of the recent board
meeting in Guelph.. She also
conducted a clothespin contest,
which .was won bY Mrs: Morford
iactay. , 'Robbie Sutton won in
c^.ildaen's version. Mrs..Don
� es acd 'Mrs.' Earl Elliott
;tulle::: .a be ~ccr •hands with clo-'
r- a' were given nsols-
`: . Wm. Arnold -
.1:574
a reper. c-: the P,'R, 9. cess-
y t t' --,4errt 7e.arrs Officers-Confer-
REGISTERED, CERTIFIED AND COMMERCIAL
SPRING SEED AVAILABLE
SPECIAL SEED MIXTURES AVAILABLE
SEE OR CALL,
•WEST WAWANOSH TOWN° IIP
• ,COUNCIL'MINUTES
• . West Wawanosh Township Coun-
cil. met in• regular session on Wedn-
esday, May 4th with all members
present,.' This meeting was: held, •
one week early because the'Road
Superintendent will be..attending
:the Superintendent's School at, •
Guelph . the following .week. • ` ,,
The minutes were, read and ad-
opted on a motion by. Councillors
S -myth. and Lyons:.
Motion - Councillors Smyth` and
:Errington - That the Municipal
Corporation of the Township of
West Wawanosh tentatively app-
rove,the request:'of the -Public
'School Baar'.d of the. East Wawan-
osh
,avian-osh Township School'. Area: for the
issue'of debentures in• the amount
•of $300,000 by the Municipal Cor-
•poration of the Township of East •
.'Wawanosh' for the construction and
equipping of a new central;
school. This•,is the second apprtiv-
al given East Wawanosh necessary
because the original motion was'
'•given •for debentures of $260',000
,:which was found 'insufficient to
cover construction 'estimates re-
ceived.
Messrs. Harold Gaunt and Will-
iam Websjter attended, and pre--
ented to. Council: a petition for •
drainage on the tenth' and eleventh
concessions,The petition was
accepted by'Council on a motion.
by Councillors 'Smyth and Erring-
ton.
�'rs .rrra� ..ages wh%ch• caused One tender for the purchase d
the shed at the rear of the Town-
ship Hall was received and was
opened at thistime.• :On a mot-
ion by Councillors Smyth arid
Sproul the tender of Murray Wil-
son,
il-son, ar $60.00 was accepted.
There was..only one tender re-
ceived for, the construction Of
the.Todd Municipal Drain, and
it was opened and discussed .at '
this point." On tia motion by Coun-
.ciliors Lyons and. Sproul',• the
tender of The Robert Nicholson, '
Construction Company of Monk-'
a :cr ;t ^t •. Miss Eva Culbert
„flu a tea dx.r and. Corrinne
.
iso b r a- a ,Kit;accompanied p
:!r":=rata Currie thanked the
Tire^ d t,cse who helped to
.1-acd' he r recti :g such a pleas-
•te . ,:,;:ncrr. was served by •
�,;4r•;, ry L,utcria Smith, Mrs . ` Gard -• 1
In atter:on and Ch's. Cecil Sat-
: cr.:e vianti.:salver..toffee
,�cct =.ct:d ceder them from
ton, of $2,800 was accepted.`
On a. Motion by Councillors
Lyons and Sproul, the Clerk was:
instructed to order sufficient tile
for, the Todd Drain from A mos C.
Martin'of Wallenstein. -
On. a motion by'Lyons and..
Sproul West. Wawanosh •Township
council agreed to comply with a
request . from. Goderich to share-
in the cost of providing •ambulance.
service to. the. commun ity : best
Wawanosh share .is 310 of the cost of
the ambulance and garage:, which
amount is $12,600.., •
' By-law'No,:11, 1066 was fin-
ally passed on a .motion by Count
ciilors•'Lyons and Sproul: This is
a by-law to. rep the_insralla•,
tion of entrance' ways over ditches
'and water conies on public roads
forming part of.the Town hipaRoad
.forming
' :.
' :The road accounts'were ordered
;paid on a:motion by Councillors
Lyons an
Smyth,
Moved by Councillors Sproul
and Smyth . that the follow ing, gen•
eral accounts be paid:, - Murray
Reid., warbicide, $17O t)0; Signal
Star, shed. tender, 2,.80; 'Ontario
Hydro, hall power 9.75; S. H.
Blake, Huron Co, •Mun: officers
Association m°etribershir , 20,00;
Wingharn Retarded Chtldrens,Au-
thority. 1966 levy , `edu' anion,
.258,46. • •
ROAD •ACCOUNT$ li qtr% ey '.
Culbert, salary, 103,:44; 6;yril
Boyle, salary;.. operator, 145•'5?,
Cecil Cranston, snow' fc e.:';5O;
Imperial:Oil Limi'ted..t :eland
tax, 175.3; Grant Chi-.61rn,
grease and oil, 3i,.S9; r‘aminioo.
Road Machinery, cnttir.4 edges,
filters, 128.64; ••N, Mc1 orta1d,.
filling washouts, back...Ming
culverts, 164,00, 4vni, Fark,
haug , !e� ctvc'!
era1,linU nerinsaltployrri a16.50; ni t r: steamGeps!
8.40; Bank ofCotnrner,'t t',nads
Pension 'plan:, 7,6t;. F'r1,-4 Thorn'
pson,grader insurattc°e ...c'':,•
.loan C.
Clerk,