The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-03-29, Page 16FLOOR PAINT
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THE I.A,KKHOW SENTIHEI.4 IL,UCKHOW ONTARIO, 0A011 SIXTEEN
WEDNESDAY., MARCH. 29tk 19.7
4
GALS.
ors. 2.35
7.95
2.35
7 50
2.10
7.00
2.35
7.50
1.79
6.00
1.39
4.25
GALS. $5 95
WS. 1.95
GALS. 00
rch Council Meetind
warbles 15¢ per head per spray;
3) the application of John Ruther-
ford
as Warble Fly Inspeaor at $2.50 '
per hour; and 4) that West Wawa-
nosh farmers be charged 23 ,4 per ,
head per spray for the application,
of warbicide.
Motion by Councillors Hickey
and Aitchison that West Wawa-
nosh Township write off two dog
tax charges for 1968, totplling
A motion by Councillors mc-
Dpnald and Aitchison taiied the
expense allowance paid by the
:township to members in attend-
ance at Conventions froln $55.00
to $75.00.
Motion, by Councillors Durnin
and Hickey that the Municipal
CounCil of the Township of West
Wawanosh request the Departthent
of Transportation and Communica,'
dons to grant a Supplementary
Alloc'ation of subsidy money for
the year '1972 in the amount of
REEVES PRO_HARDWARE -
SPRING' SPRUCE-UP
HOP4E PA.".
:KEM 7GLQW-_.•::Zss.
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
COLOURS OTS.
'HOUSE PAINT GALS.
GALS.
ii3E.M"`'T.ONE:
'VARNISH...STAIN
PRO.:
HERITA:GE LPARIT .OTS.. GALS.
'ABUSE ...PAINT
ALL SALES CASH & FINAL—NO REFUNDS
' COLOUR EXTRA
West .Wawanosh Ma
The March session of West
Wawiosh Township Council was
held .dfilie home of the Clerk on
Thesday afternoon, March 7th,
With all members iP
attendance and Reeve' Lyons presj
Wing.
The minutes of the February .
.meeting were read and adopted on
motion of Councillors Aitchison
and Hickey.
The Clerk reported that no word
had been received from thetEngin-'
eer in regard to the 'Dungannon
Drain „and Council instructed her
to write again to the Engineer in
the Same connection.
Conncillor Aitchison, .West
Wawanosh representative to the
Lucknow Fire Department Tanker
Committee, reported to Council
on, progress to date regarding a
Tanker purchase.
Tenders and applications for the
1972 Warble Fly campaign were
opened. Council was informed
that the 'Agricultural grant piev -
iously paid on the Inspector s sa
ary been withdrawn.' After
considerable deliberation and
calcuiations, 4ie following motion
by Councillors McDonald and
Durnin was carried: That West
Wa wa nosh Tow nslii Council
accept: 1) the-tender'of Murray
Reid , Londesboro, io supply ap-
proximately .600 lbs. warble fly
powder Cie $4.50 per 15 lb. bag;
2) the tender Of Murray Reid ,
Londesboro, to spray cattle lor
17 March, for tenders for crushing
and hauling.apprOXimately 12,000
cu, yds. of "A" gravel, oh a
motion by Councillors Durnin and
Hickey,
The road accounts were passed
for payment on motion of Coun-
cillors McDonald and Aitchison.
The following general accounts
were ordered paid on motion of
Councillors Hickey and Durnin:,
Receiver General postage
stamps , 8.00; Wesley Nivips,
tile drain loan, 1480.00; Hilliard
Jefferson, Tile Drain. Inspector's
fee , EriC Stewart , fox
bounty, 2.00; Harold Errington,
fox bounty (2), 4.60; Wingharn
Advance-Times, warble fly ads,
4.8Q; J. D. Durnin,
convention expenses, 75.00;
Jos. F. Hiekey ,
convention expenses, 75.00; Dun•
gannon Agricultural Society, •
1972 grant , 75.00; Huron Plow-
men's Associatidii, 1972 grant ,
ROAD ACCOUNTS: H. Culbert ,
salary, 197.66; Humphrey ,
operator , 445.50; A. MCDon-
ald , wmgman, rba:377,-Roy
Hardy , plowing snow , 1735.00;
McQuillan Paving, plowing snow
1565.00; B. 13 : Oil Co., fuel and
oil, 484.98, T,. Hackett & Sons,
chain saw and parts, 81.25; D.R.
M. Co. Ltd: , plow parts and re-
pairs, 178.50; G. Smyth ,melding
arid repairs, 39.00; Huron Coun-
ty , sanding, 92.00; Receiver
General, C.P.P.; U.I.; and In-
come
Road School, 60.00; H. Culbert ,
Convention exPenses, 75.00. •
On a motion by Councillor ,
Aitchison, COuncil adjourned to
April 4th, at, the Clerk's home at
8.00 p.m.
JOAN ARMSTRONG,
Clerk.
hardtop, autoratic,
rdtop
hardtop, automatic, power
1971. DODGE Dart Custom, 6 cylincier, 2 door hardtop
1970 DODGE Polar° Custom 2 door hardtop, V8 automatic
power brakes, powir steering
1970 DODGE Monaco 4 door hardtop, air conditioning
1970 DODGE Polaro 4 door sedan, V8, automatic, power steering
1970 PLYMOUTH Fury II, 2 door hardtop, V8 automatic
1969' PLYMOUTH Road Runner, VS, standard transmission
1969 PONTIAC Laurentian, 4. door sedan, automatic
1969 PONTIAC Parisienne, 4 door hardtop, VS, power equipped
196-9-CHEv 4 door, V8 automatic, power brakes, power steering
1969 DODGE* Polara 4 door, V8 automatics, power steerinpg:
power brakes
1969 PONTIAC Laurentian 2 door hardtop, automatic, wer
steering, power brakes
1967 FORD Custom 500 VEautornatic, power steering
1967 PONTIAC Grand Parisienne., VS; power--‘
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IIVHITECHURCH
ston.
,Mr. and Mrs. Carl',:i'cCleriaQ.-
hari 'visited on Sunda% with \.11.
and Mrs,. Nlaleoln: Stco;a7t „of,
.Wa terloo .
be .held April 401
in. the United Churcl, Blue-
vale , Ca 1Vin -Brie k , HeJens
and Ch'almer's ,Proz.b, 50det•
ies will be guests. A .
.from the staff of tire i •
Hospital, Goderich
gUeSt speaker.,
.Rev . 'George W,1 ,
Ileather.and
visited, Wednesda:,
with his sisters
Moore and Mr.
son and fa mil)
Mr. and Mrs.,
and Earl. visited L ;' 1810
NIT. and Mrs. rrnist ,
and fa of Prokm,
Thompson of : and N:r.
and' 'Mrs. Ro, ,Tiro:,;-soi: of Not -
W a •
On .motion oif Councillors
Aitchison and McDonald the goad
Superintendent was authorized to
apply to the Department of Tkans-
pottation and Communications for
the Annual Subsid on 1971 Road
Expenditnres in the amount of
$87,347.77.•
'The Road Superiri&endent was
instructed to advertise fOr tenders
in the Daily Conimercial News on
ors. 2.35
GALS. 7.50
REEVES
HARDWARE
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ONE COAT
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The Directors also want to see
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1071 PONTIAC Catalina 4 door
' power equipped
1971 DOD6E Charger 2 door ha
1971 FORD Galax' le 500! 4 Oar
brakes and power steering
Directors recommended to their
other social functions during' the Ex.ecutive that they look into the
year. The annual' 'Meet th- •• '.* • -stalalistlin
Members' meeting in the future accounting arid incorne tax serv
is to. be Opened up to the Board ice fot Individual Service Mern-
of Direbtors and their wives with_ bets within the County. They
the recommendation that there be also want a list of qualified eval-
'a wine and cheese party and , uatbrs' within the area to do farm
baTiquet at the function. Direc valuations for tax purposes. Dir-
tots said the 1-ederation must re- ectors charged that some evalua'-
conize that '.'elaxation and social tOrs have established rates of seV-,..
Lnctions can 'a \ er\ import- .eral hundred dollars While,oth6rs
ant roie within:the otz'anization, are charging $20.00 to $25.00,
question Was raised as to
tia r; an ,j a .5td.nd whether all of these are ,qualified
are.i:-..r.c:.tant. As and whether some farmers may
s-aid ., experience real problems in
the :vso futu'e )ears ' that 7.ipon
thei:
respor,sible
The Board of Directors of the
Bruce Coulty Federation of Agri-
culture want the organization to
provide more social functions kir
its Membership. At a meeting /
held in Walkerton on March 16fh,
it was decided that a move bership be given free pasSes tO the daughter Janet and NI's.;
would be made in this direction dance.. At provincial level, APril Tiffin to Torohto to spcnt the
starting with their semi-annual 10 - 15 has been desigliaiet—arre-1--week end-wit
meeting. to be held the first week newal week. As Bruce County has
in June. While continuing with a low expiry rate, it was suggest-
a supper and speaker, most busi- ed that the .Board of Directors
,n(ss will be dispensed With atid
replaced by a. dance.
NOMINATE HURON TWP. FARM WIFE FOR COOPER AWARD
Federation To Blend Social Functions
And Reguiar Program Within County
Mrs. Trancis .Bo le , R.' R. 3
Ripley , a tiuron Township farm
Wife, was noniinated as the Fed-
. erations candidate for the T S
...is COoper Award. This award is
presented annually to the person
- • sc,:r,e town- dbitiz the MOSt en' behalf of agri.:.
culture and: rural living in either
:a : 1.7 a:ticn or.'Bruce.
11c. heen active in rural learning
.apt leadership program's, 4-H and
e; community programs.
members and Mt. over one year
ago wasn't even organized. lp
an effbreto-generate more sales
it Wis suggested that eVery per-
son who attends the semi-annual
meeting and takes a new Mem-
might better use this week as new
member week.
Elgin SleighthoIni.
:On Sunday Mr. and Ger-
shorn Johnston of were
visitors at the..home and,
Mrs.. McMichael' Of td:th." Oil'
'Sunday . evening .Mr. arid
Charles WOods and S'.1 Li of
Egmondville visited withlier par-
'Mrs.. Russell Gaunt retwued •
home on Friday after d \N
visit V.iit.h Mi. and Mrs. Don Dir-
'steinand faMily of Aidx". • • .
. Mr ..:and . Mrs'. Elwoo2 ,roshorth
were Sunday.visitorS and
Mrs. Bert Moffat of Tet.':,water.,
. Mr.. and Mrs. ElAT_in
on Tlitirsday night ton i‘; their
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