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A special meeti of Kinloss
Council was held 8 p.m. on
January 22nd to tare the road
program for they r 1973. The
Reeve and all Council were pres-
ent.
It was , felt that more money
was needed for constniction so a
motion was made to apply to the
Ministry of Transportation and
Communications for $15,000 sub-
sidy payable for consultation.
Licenses were issued to: Holy-
rood Hall and 'Whitechurch Com-
munity Hall for the years 1973-74.
• • r
ome, Wayne's brother is' a charter
member of this club.
Flu is prevalent in'this
With the smallest amount of
snow around for many years for -
this time of the winter , farmeri
have no difficulty with blocked. •
lanes at the present.
forimo asincorsams
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14 ounce .
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TABLETS
10C1
CEPACOL
Anti-Bacterial
MOUTHWASH
& GARGLE
14 Ounce
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WITH MFP
Super Size
Winterfresh
Or
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MESDAY JANUARY 31, 1973 THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, 14/CKNOW.,.ONTARIO PAGE FIFTEEN
Car Damaged In
Friday Accident
. ZION NEWS
• Brenda Ritthie and. Barbara
Wilkins "escaped possible serious
injury on Friday evening when
Brenda , driver of her car, was
proceeding east on highway 86 in,
Aont of Alfie Paterson's farm
whiCh is at the Langside corner.
With fog hindering visibility,
Brenda was almost in contact
with a car before seeing the
vehicle, which was facing east
and parked without lights,,direct-
ly in the• line of traffic on the
highway..
Extensive damage to the Ritchie
car was done when the right front
door was ripped off and damage
to the other rear door, as well
as other damage to the car. •
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Culbert,
Duane, Glen and Nancy of Galt
visited Mr. and Mrs. Allan Rit-
chie and family a week ago on.
Sunday. °
Mr. and Mrs. Frank-Ritchie,
Mrs. Frank Riegling and Lisa vis-
ited Mrs. Mary McAuley of Mil-
ton a week ago. Mrs. McAuley
was able to go out 'with them
for dinner while -they, visited her.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jerome
attended an enjoyable dinner and
dance on Saturday evening in the
former Officers' Mess Hall at Van •
astra, Clinton, formerly the
Canadian Forces Base. The•occa-
sion was the Presentation of a
Charter to the Optimist Club,
where installation of officers
took place. The International
organization is similar ,to the
Lions and .Kinsmen. There were
200 present including persons liv-
ing 'a Vanastra .and clubs from
Stratford, Listdwel etc. Lynn Jer-
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LEE'S PINEAPPLE, SLICED, CRUSHED' OR
TID-BITS, 19-oz: k _ for 47c_
KRAFT MACARONI AND CHEESE,
71/2 oz. pkg. 2 for 3k
Kinloss Seek More Money For
Construction, To Paint Three Halls
It was decided to have the first
meeting 'of the month on the first
Monday at 7.30 p.m. and, a spec-
ial meeting if necessary on the
third Monday at 8 p.m..
The road superintendent was en-
gaged at $3.15 per hour plus Town-
ship truck for transportation. This
Was omitted from the minutes of
January .3rd, 1973..
Approval has been received
from the Ministry of the Treasury
and Economics for the painting
of the Township Hall, White-
church Community Hall and Scout
Hall at Holyrood and the Town-
ship Garage. This grant covers
the labour on these jobs, through
the Incentive Program and John
Emberlin is to begin on Monday,
January 29.
The meeting adjourned to meet
on February 5 at 7.30 p.m..
CLERK, FRASER MacKINNON.
0100 Agricultural Soc. Hold Annual
Mrs. SOO. Sec4
mot Directors.Subniit •..Resigilliti•ons
he annual meeting of the
swater Agricultural Society .
held at the Teeswater Town
1 on Saturday, January 20 with
it crowd in attendance.
efit Alan Whytock presid-
and rear iewed the 1972 fair '
r. Minutes and business were
it with.
was agreed to send the. Pres-
t , 1st and second vice and the
etary-treasurer, , as well as
ladies division including Mrs.
Christie, Mrs. ,Mery Mc"-, •
re and Mrs Elmer Wall to the
ario Agricultural Saciety Can-
non in Toronto in February.
ate for the 1973 fair was
ed to be October 5 and 6.
e President reported that the
lem pertaining to the relOci-
of the hog barns had been
cally resolved with the
age and supposedly so with,
Ontario Housing
oration. •
n Ireland expressed his Wish
the Fair continue in spite of •
g conditions at the present
. It was decided to publish
marited fVlancial report
a report of icontribtitions
e by'the Societ to the
rnunify over the years.
signations ofrPresident•Alan
tock, Watson Armstrong;,
rt Mckague, Mery McAllis, Jim Whytock, Bruce Keith,
Smyth, Don Ireland, Don
Stobo,'David Keith as directors
were regretfully accepted.
Resignations of Alan Benninger,
Mrs. Currie Moffat, Mrs. 'Weir
McDonald and Mrs. Dan Donald-
,son as associate directors were
accepted,with regret.
Nominated for new directors
were: Lloyd Lamont, Alan Mc , "
Donald, Francis Schiestel, Robert
Thompson, Gerald Baptist, Ron
Lamont, Dr. John Fischer, Roy
Pennington, Lorne 'Fischer, Ron
Hill, Michael Keiffer , Frank -
Renwick', Doug gutton,' Don
Green, Brian Ireland, Jahn Moffat
Lloyd McPherson and Jim. McKee.
Nominations for associate'
directors included' Don Ireland,
Evan Sthyth, Dave. Keith; Don
Stobo, Watson Armstrong, John
Tilson, •Jim Grant, Joe King,
Doug McDonald, Julian Smith,
Hugh Thacker, Map McRae,
Doug McGlynn, Mery McIntyre,
Byron Ballagh, Tom Christie , Art
McKague, George Kieffer, Keith
Ireland with Bob Wall and Harold
,MeCormick as alternates if any
of these would not act.
Gerald Baptist, 1st Vice Presid-
ent , was nominated to fill the
presidency which as yet '
has riot been accepted but no
nominations for 1st and .2nd vice
were put forth. '
• Mis. Evan Smyth was hired as
the Secretary-Treasurer at the '
suggested salary. '
'After much discussion on.many
subjects pertaining to the Fall
Pair, the trfeeting was adjourned.
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