The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-03-20, Page 22THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNEADAT; MARCH 2 PiatE TWENTY-TWO
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cowry Far
Systems
Clay
-Silo Unloader5
,-Feeders
-Cleaners
-Stabling
-Leg Elevators
,Manurg
,
Equipment
-Hog Equipment
Farmatic
-Mills
-Augers,etc.
Acorn
-Cleaners
7Heated Waterers
Westeel-Rosco
-Granaries
Zero
-Bulk Tanks
-Pipeline and
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Bi4k Tank & 'Pipe
line Cleaning
Detergents Teat
Dip, etc.
Bovadine
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Uddersan
Foamcheck
Kleeneasy
,.West .Toitship Had Their
-Regular Meet* For Month of March'
DONALD THOIVIPSON
Donald Thompson, a West
Wawanosh farmer, passed away
suddenly at his home on Monday,
February 25th from a heart attack.
He was 61.
Donald Edwin Uriah Thompson
was born in West Wawanosh on
May 24,1912, a son of Uriah"
Thompson and Florence Martin.
He farmed on the 6th conces-
sion of West Wawanosh for 45
years.and was a member 'of Donny-
brook United, Church.' , He was not
Wawanash Man
Died Suddenly
married.
The funeral service' was held at
Arthur's Funeral Home, Auburn
on Thursday„ February 28th. Pas-
tor , Alfred Fry conducted the ser-
vice. Soloist Was Mr. E. Lapp.
Pallbearers were Cyril Boyle,
Robert McAllister, Gordon
Smyth, Albert Taylor , Ted Rob-
inson, Gus Redmond..
Interment was at Dungannon
Cernetery.
Mr. Thompson is survived by
two sisters Mrs. Donald (Rebetca)
Gibbon of Sundridge and Miss'Lucy
Thompson of Oakville; also one
niece Mrs. Ralph Bergman of Tor-
onto and a nephew Robert Gibbon
of Surrey, British Columbia.
He was predeceased by his par-
ents and one brother John A.
Thompson.
PROCEED: WITH ZONING
,CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
ordered paid: N. A. Shepherd,
legal on- waste site. 168.60; Mun.
World, supplies, 4.54; Daco Lab-
oratories Ltd.., -ruelene, 214.00;
F. MacKinnon, postage and bind-
ing case,- 9.29; Gamble Plumbing
and Wiring, repair Twp. hail,
21.49; Mary Jacobs, callers fees
Rec. , 70.00; Ed Wise, caller:
fees Rec. , 24.00; Saugeen Valley
Conservation Authority, 1974,
levy, 448.12; Pr6v. . Treas. , insu-
lin, 2.43; Dick McQuiilin, wolf
bounty, 55.00; Village of Luck-
now , share overhaul ice resurfaces;
228.54; County of Bruce, share
cost official plan, 428.27; Luck-
now Agricultural Society, 1974.
grant, 100.00; W. A. Hamilton
fuel. Twp. hall, 57.11; Fraser
MacKinnon, part salary less ded-
uction, 389.37; Leo Murray,
good road convention expense,
' 89.70; Grant Eckenswiller, gOod
road convention expense, 135.90;
Doris MacKinnon, clerical, 16.90;
Jack Wraith,, 2 fox bounties, 8.00;
Ont. Hydro, Whitechurch hall and
Township hall, 80,64,
HIGHWAYS
Frank Schumacher, pay less
deductions, 197.63; Harold Smith,
pay less deductions, 611.47; David
MacKinnon; -pay less deductions,
507.13; Chas. Schell, pay less
. West Wawanosh Township Coun-
cil met for the regular. March
meeting at the home of the Clerk
on Tuesday afternoon, March 6th.
All members were in attendance
•and Reeve Lyons presided.
The minutes of the February
meeting were read and adopted on
motion of Councillors Hickey and
Durnin. '
Mrs. Dorothy MacKenzie again
appeared before Council and pres-
ented literature to Council menf-
bets which she'had received from
Professor Irwin of Guelph, regard ,
ing` dust control., crhe Clerk had
receiVed e' the sam material from
the same professor in answer to a
letter written , at Mrs. MacKen
,„zie's request., after- last month's
meeting.) Mrs. MacKenzie read
'a letter she had written in villa
she criticized certain Council
practices and methods, and
offered her views and suggestions
for imprgvements Council could
instigate' to make the Township
a better place in- which to live.
Harold Menary and Bob Hallam
spoke to Council about repairs to
the AnclrFw-Finnigan Drain. The
Clerk was instructed to contact
engineer, -Doug Gamsby , about
the Drain.
An application for a rile drain-
age loan on Lot 22 Concession 4
was accepted by Council on mo-
tion of Councillors Rutherford and
Murray Wilson was named to re-
place,the late Donald 'Thompson
as a livestock evaluator for the
Township.
A motion by Councillors Foran
and Hickey authorized the Road
Superintendent to apply for the
final subsidy..on 1973 road expend-
itures in the total Amount of
$88.953.
The Reeve and Clerk were auth-
orized to apply for a ' '
supplementary SUbsidy Allocation
in the amount of $10,800.00, on
a rnoti?n by ,Councillors Foran
and Durnin.
Councillors Rutherford and
HiCkey moved "That the Road
Superintendent be authorized to
advertise for tenders for the crush-
ing and hauling •of approximately
12.000 cubic yards of A. grave.1
during the summer of 1974."
West Wawanosh Township Coun-
cil accepted the bid price sub-,
mitted by K. K. Dawson for a
pumping system for the Public
Works Garage, on motion of •
Councillors Hickey and: Durnin.
The road. accounts were order-
ed paid on motion of Councillort
FOran and Rutherford. •
The following general aceounts
were, passed for payment on mo-
tion of Councillors Hickey. and
Durnin:
Klaus Seeger, Separate School
tax rebate, 6.89; ,James Dever-
eaux, salary, 63.91; Jos. F.
Hickey, road convention regis-
tration and expenses, 110.00; J.
D. Durnin, Road convention •
registration and expenses, 110.00;
41.eceiver General of Canada,
CPP and UI. 1.64.
ROAD ACCOUNTS
Harvey Culbert, salary,
298.30; G. Humphrey, operator,
624.77; M. Lyons, wingman,, _
380.66; C. ,Nicholson, plowing
snow , 166:00; Roy Hardy,
On Tuesday, March 12th the
Brownies started their meeting
With a Skipping and Balancing .
game. ,
After Fairy Queen Rosalea Carri
eron placed the Toadstool, they
had. Brownie Ring. f-The Brownies
hopped their Brownie Gold follow-.
ed by inspection. The. Pack wel-
comed Brown Owl to the rneeting'.
Anne Hamilton and Shirley Loree
received their Golden Ladders
froin Tawny Owl. The .,Brownies
were reminded that the next meet-
ing would be held on Tuesday,
March 26th. 'They then had' their
Brownie Prayer.
At work period BroWn Owl had
the Golden Ladder Brownies doing
their knitting while,the rest of
the Pack played•games. Tawny
Owl had the Tweenies for the.
Brownie Promise, Law and Motto.
The' Tweenies are to try to refs'
ember to do a-good turn every-
day. Several of the Golden Bar
Brownies passed their test for the
flag, of Canada. They were Rosa-
lea Cameron; Bonnie Purves,
Michele Humphrey, Sandra Camp-
bell, Janice McInnes and Tracey
McDonagh. Other tests passed
were Judy Hunter knitting, Anne
Hamilton running 'an
errand, Bonnie Purves cleaning
a pair of shoes and Rosalea Cam-
eron and Sandra Campbell for
throwing and catching a ball.
The' meeting was closed with
the Squeeze and Taps.
deducation, 95.19; Jim Murray,
pay less deductions, 192.77; Ron
McQuiliin, pay less deductions,
62.42; Gerald Doelman, pay less.
deductions, 35.00; Bannerman
Const. Ltd. , winter sand, 54.00;
Sanfax Industries Ltd. , 167.25;
Ray Stanley, snowplowing and
sander , 700.00; Frank Scohumach-
er ,• telephone and mileage, 22.56;
Equip. Sales and Service Ltd. , '
grader repair, 211.41; McGee Auto
Electric, battery ,, 37.40; Art
Helm, snowplow repair, 25.33;
Jean Schumacher, clerical, 45.00;
Joe Kerr Ltd. , snowplow repair,
6.00; Ron IvIa.chan Hdwe ,, tools,
2.86; Murray's Gen. Store, bolts
etc. , 19.14; Ron McQuillin, bolts
3.21; B.P. Canada Ltd. , diesel
furnace oil etc.', 519.98; Dom.
Road Mach. Sales Ltd. , grader
repair, 211.93; Dom Road Mach.
Sales Ltd. , grader rental, 1016.50;
BROWNIE
NEWS
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Bedford 2.0 Color TV with
all the features of Etectro-
home consoles in more
compact size Solid-state
chassis features automatic 4
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special Look n Listen value •
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ELECTROHOM]
$549 9
reer T.V. And Electric
Ltieknow Phone 528-3112
plowing snow, 672.00; Reffling-
.haus Construction, fifth payment,
6657.20; Norman Hamilton, bins
and shelves, 128.40; G & E Sales
& Service „traCtor parts and re-
pairs, 71.66; Tom Garniss, chain
saw bar, parts, 30.64; Argyle
Marine, chain parts, 2.32; Luck-
now Sentinel, advertising, 3.15;
Receiver General,' CPP, UI, IT,
281.56; Harvey Culbert, Road
Convention registration and ex-
penses, 110.00; OGRA , Road
school, 70.00.
Council adjourned on Council-
lor Rutherford's motion, until 2
April at.1.00 p.m" at the Clerk's
home.
JOAN ARMSTRONG, Clerk
David MacKinnon, prepare a
'type tender forms, 5 , 00; Ont.
Hydro, Twp. garage ,...175A
General, Un. Ins. ,
68.90 ,•In. T , 196,50,
The' meeting adjourned to m
on March 18th at 8 p.m.
FRASER Mc KINNON , Clerk,