The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-10-29, Page 186.
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Clinton Branch of :the Bank'of
,'Montreal was established as, the
:Board's "authorized bank" ata •
,nieeting.of Huron County•Board of
Education in Central Huron,Second-
ary.Sctool, Monday evening'.',
A note in .connection'
with;,the
actual resolution Said:. -.The '
omission of the ; e
.words 'int. rim'.
and permarient' .. makes it, pos-
sible• for. the Board 'to 'amend dor
at tit•c motion-`at-,Atri,
Since the Huron County•Board•
of Education 'w•as,organized early
iii 19r9, the' Board .s:banker has
been the Goderich .Branch of th'e'
'Bank of :Montreal but retnoval
of the head'.officeof• the Board to•
• Clinton •'was `a .factor in :changing.
.,over from Goderich to'Clinton,.At
was stated.
ed that this was part of the Septet -6
ber. payroll roc *tied b this
bank. '
• Before the resolutionwas
adopted, Robert M. Elliott
Goderich Township„ vice -chair-
man of the ;Board ;; inquired what.,
service was performed _by the Bank
of Montreal other than..the usual:
service performed by a hank,:
It was ;stated that the Bank o,f
Montreal accepted their own
chequei at,'par anywhere in the
County. •
b.. 3. 'Cochrane, director of
education,. stated' that a• represent-
•ative ofanother bank .had
• 1Tarthe-lltiaTd�
'was large enough. t� split among
two or 'more., banks operating, in
the County of Huron,
•"1 pointed out that it isour
main objective to keep this
,ter as uncomplicated as possible
Mr Cochrane said:, . "I told him
we• were..satisfied at the present
time." ' •
Nit. Elliott' pointed Out that a .
change could be made at the dis'',
cretion of the Board wheh the sit•
uation again •was reviewed.,
One member of the Board
seerned'to fe1,'tht there were,
'[lie, payroll is handled by the
t";mnadian Imperia1 Bank.of•Com-
imm'rce under contract, entirely
Np;lr tc from thegeneral'account
'in tine Bank •of Montreal'. '
I h this 'Connection. the Board's
. oI'u•gue number S ti9 , for •
,;,;;; a s ''pa yahie to the
',tnadi in Imperial Bank of
tmlz•r� z•,
R, 1't: f)nnlop, bwiness
,t i'0ninstr,itOr of the ,Board. explaim
more branches of the: Bank of .•
Montreal operating in Huron
County than any Other bank. thus.
paying the •most taxes'., either
directly or indirectly through hav-
ing the most employees.
Fractures Arm As
r -flips Over
.DUNCANNON NEWS
T6m, Yourig. is now sporting a
cast on a broken right arm: Tom•
was pulling a. wagon load of wood
behind, a tractor, when in some
manner the wagon tipped causing
the tractorto flip over too. It is .
very fortunate a. broken aim is all
that wasff d
Let ConIr�
OffiC�sTo=�
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29th, 1
ct For Bruce School'
aterloo Firm -fir $297,
The lender of Monteith -McGrath
of Waterloo for construction of the
Bruce County Board of Education
administration building, was accep-
ted ata meeting•of the Board,
held in Chesley ., The
success-
ful tender price• was $297,:861.,;
with committee chairman; Mait-
land Warder informing the Board,
su ere that this amounlrwill be reduced •
by $10 ,.QOO. i sales tax rebates ,
A farnily, gathering was held...
Sunday at• the'•liome of M'r.. •and'
Mrs. Fred Young to celebrate •
several birthdays and anniversaries.
Those present were.,'Mr; and Mrs;
Harold .Chase and, family;. Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew' Moore, 'Mrs. Lois • •
Lee. and Valerie', Joe Moore and
•Mr. and. Mrs; Charles Moor.',all
fGoderich. e .
• Mr .: and Mrs T;an 'FoWaer
Darrei,a'nd Karen of Shipka and
Norman MacDonald of Rexdale
spent the week -end with Mr. and:
Mrs. Charles Fowler. •' Recent
visitors 'were Mrs.. Violet Mills. of
Cleveland, Ohio and Mrs. Edward`
Mills. of Atiburn
Our sympathy, is extended to •
the family -o -f -the late,Andy Mug-
ford,, who passed -away ,on Wednes
day of last week inVictoria'Hos
pital, London. • •• •
Mr•. and Mrs ; Oscar Cuthill and
Paul visited with. Mr: -and. 'Mrs:
Arthur Elliott on Sunday'
Johnny and Gregory Aldham
spent the week -end with Mrs.':
Mary, Bere and farnily",• while •:
their parents and ,Mrs. R. D.
Aldham attended ,a, wedding in
Montreal. .•
' Mr. .and lvlrs Lair -Colvell an
twin daughters and •.Mrs: 'Berhad
ine COIN/ell,`; Clinton visited Mr.
•and Mrs., George Rivett.on Sunday.
.Mr. and Mrs Ivan Henderson
andiamiLy o Weston..._ui.sited_Sar iL
urday and •Sunday. With.her parents
Mr., and Mrs. Victor Errington
Darlene. Henderson returned home
aftera. weeks•stay with her. grand-'.
parents., On Sunday Mr.• and...
Mrs Beit Badman and Mrs Cora
Hughes,, all of Goderich visited
at the Errington home.. •Lasa week,
visitors, were Mr. and •Mrs. George•
Walker and Mrands Mrs`:: Bert
Vincentof Belgrave on Wednes
d• and Mrs,. Mar •'vett of God-
erich on Thursday.
Fred King is a patient in St
Joseph's Hospital ::London. On
• su -s1-
t4 0 1 / .
on the toes' of .his left fopt It is
not known, at: this time if more
surgery is. required or not . a,
Harold Blake , Mr., and' Mrs..
Ceeil Blake , . Bill 'and Barbara '.
visited' last•. week-end•in'St, Cath-
arines and
were guests at the
Comfort -Burden wedding
Mr . and Mrs. B. F Comfort '
were holidaying in Dungannon
:and, district. the past week:
Mr. 'H . Eugene Hanson 'm.otored'.
from East Tawas,. Michigan and is
visiting' with Mr. and .Mrs. Cecil
Blake and family. Mr .' and 'Mrs ,
Dick Kilpatrick of Wi•ngharri visit
ed• with him in Dungannon.
Mr..and Mrs. David Corhpton
and girls of Lucan visited at her
parents home:, Mr, and Mrs,. Ben
park' on, Sunday:
Brownies Joined
To Form One Pac,
By Annette Kirkland. . • ,
The First, and: Second Lucknow•
Brownie, Packs are joining for their
meetings. The first one was ..Oct-
ober 21st and .w•e started with Fairy.
Ring..
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In Pow. Wow we -talked about•out
Hallowe'en Party next week. ,
Brown Owl talkedto the tweenies
about the Brownie Promise and :'
•
Motto. . .. .
Norma Maclntyre, ,Glenda Jam
ieson and Ettabelle MacDonald.
-passed -t-he-i-r-test for-po-lishin -- -
shoes:, Ettabelle ac onald show-
ed
how-ed her nature picture
T.weenies Mary 'Lynn Cayley and.
Dawn • Nelson passed their test for ,
brushing and comm bing hair :and
practiced their braiding. •1Marg- •
aret 'Maclntyre and Joanne
Ritchie,helped.other Brownies with
Semaphore... ' .We• closed the Meet-
ing with chimes
leaving' a net 'cost. ;af` $g87,84.: fo
construn,
Mr, 1.'Warde'ctior reported. that the
building committee had; me; to
open tenders on October 17, with
nine bids to consider.. The origic
al prices ranged from a high
of $389,113 to a low •of$341•,,3i;1,
with alternate quotes for 'lowerr,
cost rna_ terials also being su h •
matted, The final recommend-
ation, was .ma'de by his' committee
after a .meeting' held Tuesday.
morning; prior to the ,ge.nera l . •
`meeting. •
The building is to be erected c
a site purchased earlier by the
Board; •adjacent o Eldeslie Ceri-
tral 'School, , just.north of Chesle'
Approval had been given earlier
by the O. M:.B. for *debentures of
•$328, 0.00 to 'finance: the projee.t,.
and Mr. Warder said' that the bol
ante. of the .debenture proceeds
would cover' furnishings ,
Merit and professional fees icor...
the building'.
T.he contractprice incltrdec a�
contingency allowance , he
said ,• but it was not. anticipated •
-that-;there-would-be-unlfo'rek-eu. .'
expenses as extensive'soil:test'in,
'has been.done'and the:•contractors
[were able to' estimate' accurately
for :footings and•..foundatio.ns ;
'which .are the most'comnfoil.
cause of extra cost
Construction •is expected 't0.
begin veryshortly, with terms•
of the. tenders Calling 'for comp
tion'within five :months.; •'•• '•'
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Mr,p'.and tins; !Lawrence,West
of Horizon,. 'Saskatchewan were
visitors.on Tuesday with Mr, and
Mrs. Tom Park. ,,It was 41 years.
since Mr, Mrs. Park had last
seen Lawrence, ..
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