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PAGE TWENTY-Two THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOIN, ONTARIO • WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1976
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v6st.. • .VV4w4nc:sh Township
Council met for the regular April
Meeting on Tuesday, April 6th at
'7.30 p.m. in the Township Public
Works.,Garage. All members were
in attendance with Reeve Lyons
presiding. • •
- The minutes of the March
meeting were read and adopted on
motion of Councillors Hickey and
Stothers.
A discussion took place regard
ing a proposal to have the township
take over a private , lane. The
matter was held in abeyance until,
more information can be obtained.
Neil .. Stapleton and Marintts
Bakker appeared before council to-
request council to have Federation
of Agriculture fees 'placed on the
collector's roll for the year 1976.
At approximately 8.30 p.m., a
motion by Counciilers Stothers. and
Foran opened a Court of Revision
on the assessment under The
Malian Drainage Works, and
appointed council members to be
members of the Court.
At the close of' the Court of
Revision, F. F. Thompson of West
Wawanosh Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, representing Frank
Cowan Company, reviewed the
municipality's insurance coverage.
No change was • authorized, other
than to have the new road grader
included on the policy..
The Clerk opened the four
tenders for crushing and hauling
gravel, and read each to council.
Motion by Councillors Stothers' and
Ifickey: "That West" Wawanosh
Township accept the tender of
Jennison Construction Limited,
Grand Bend, for croshing and
hauling approximately 14,000 Cu,
yds of A gravel at $1.20 peecu. yd.
and 85c per cu.yd. for stockpiling
approximately 500 -cubic yards,
subject to approval by the. Ministry
of Trinsportation and Cciinmunica-
tionS," •
By-1aw #6, 1976, was given third
reading and finally passed on
motion .of Councillors Foran and
Craniton. This bY-law declares the
Bethel Cemetery on the tenth
concession abandoned, and author-
izes the township 'to assume
ownership.
The Clerk was directed to contact ,-
Maitland Engineering Services,
Wingham, regarding beaver dams
which are obstructing a municipal
drain. .
Motion ' by Councillors Hickey
and Cranston: "That West Wawa-
nosh Township Council authorize
the road.• superintendent to adver-
die for applications- for• township
employee and grader operator in
three local papers for one week, at
a starting salary of $4.00 per
hour". .
The road accounts were ordered
paid on motion of Councillors Foran
and Hickey.
The following general taccOunts.
Were ordered paid on motion of
Councillors Stothers and Cranston:
Ontario Municipal Board, Kirk
Drain approval, 25.00; Edward.
McQuillin, sheep damage claim,
75.50; Robt. Aitchison, livestock
inspection fee, 10.00;.. Village of.
Lucknow, share fire hall renova-
tion, 1346.58; Treasurer of Ontario,
tile drain debenture, 801,45; James
Devereaux, salary, 98.61; Receiver
General of Canada, 'CPP, 1.18;
Glenn Patterson, square dance
instruction, 510.00; Roger Patina-
'
becker, fox bounty, 2.00; F. F.'
Thompson,, liability insurance;
289:48; Maitland Valley Conserva-
tion Authority, 1976. levy, 1798.98;
Dunganhon Agricultural Society,
1976 grant, 75.00; 'Lucknow Agri-
cultural Society, 1976 grant, 75.00;
Salvation Army, 1976 grant, 25.00;
Village of Lucknow, share arena
costs, 888.00; Huron County Hist-
orical Society, 1976 grant, 10.00; J.
Shetler Lumber, gravel for chimp,
13.65; Jack Shaw, drawing gravel
to dump, 17.60.
ROAD ACCOUNTS
G. Humphrey, salary, 968.37; A.
Cranston, salary, 660.75; T. Arm-
strong,' labour, 67.48; Receiver
General of Canada, CPP; UI; IT,
536.30; BF' Oil, diesel fuel, furnace
-oil, 693.03; Joan Armstrong, book-
keeping, 16.00; Bell Canada,
telephone, 41.01; Robt. Irvin, belt,
8.67; Willits Tire, tire, 21,40;
Whitechurch Sand and Gravel,
gravel, 13.40;, Tom Armstrong,
hauling sand, 12.00; Wm. Kemp-
ton, sander rent, 2.50.00; D.R.M.
Sales, parts, 43.40; F. F. Thomp-
son, liability premium, 2505.08; G.
Humphrey, road school registra-
ticin, 96.60.
Council adjourned to April 20, at .
7.00 p.m. on motion of Councilor
Cranston. ,
JOAN ARMSTRONG, Clerk.
SOUTH KINLOSS
Mr. and MrS. Ford Cunningham
arrived home from Florida last
week where they,had spent the past
couple of 'months. Their boy Ken
and Ray and . friend Jeff Taylor,
flew down during the winter break -
and iiey all came home together by
car.
Congratulations to the •Holyrood
Butchers of the Industrial Hockey
League who won the championship
and the trophy on Thursday 'night.
They played the Kintail boys.
By Paddy Ann ten Pas
March has been an excellent
month at Pinecrest Manor in terms
of health and the residents
. anticipation of the coming of
Spring. .
Fun and Fitness has moved to
larger quarters this month due' to
more residents becoming interest-
ed in keeping fit. Keep up the good
effort!,
The social highlight of the
month, of course, was the 100th
birthday party of Mrs. Annie
MacKenzie. Pinectest Manor
indeed is honoured to have such a
delightful person as Mrs. MacK.en-
zie residing in our home. Although
unable to speak at present, she has
the beautiful ability 'to shower love
and happiness on all -who come in
contact with her. Mrs. MacKenzie,
we all Jove you! Your birthday
party, complete with "the pipers",
will long remain as a tremendously.
happy occasion in the, memories of
many.
Dear old St. Patrick also made
the rafters of the Home rini\in the
person 'of Clarke Johnston, Bel-
Keith and Murray.
Martha Graham was at the
W.O.S.S.A. competitions at Lon;
don on Saturday.. '
Mrs. Evan Keith was a delegate
for the Presbyterian Synodical in
Niagara Falls on Tuesday and
Wednesday.,
The junior choir favoured us with
some beautiful music during
church service on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrt. • Ken Houston
visited with friends at St. Cathar-
ines on the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clerc and
Mrs. Shirley Tulett, all of London,
were visitors last Saturday with
Mr.• and Mrs. Scott Tulett. Mrs.
Titled remained for tilt Aveek.
grave, at our March 17th birthday
party. Clark is an old friend of 'all
who has kissed the "blarney
stone" I'm sure. His' time of
Singing and reminiscing was much
enjoyed by all. As usual our cooks
outdid themselves with a very
fancy cake in honour of our March
birthdays: Along with Mrs.
MacKenzie, that included Mrs.
Mary, Higgins, Miss Abigail Clif-
ford, Mrs. Alberta Nicholson, Miss
Annie Anna McLeod and Charles
Walmsley.
Spring break brought • .many
children to the Nursing Home.
This is always a Welcome sight, for
the residents as the little ones
perform, or' just be. themselves.
We have hadsO many real treats
this' month. in the form of talent and
otherwise, but I feel I must give
special mention to the outstanding
group "Homeward Bound", spon-
sored by the •Lucknow Presbyterian
Church, that spent a Sunday
afternoon with us. It was a real
pleasure to listen and to visit with
such outstanding Christian Young
People. This occasion brought joy
to each resident as 'the. beautiful
music resounded through oar
HoMe. -•• '
g The .gfoups that have contributed
to the pleasure and entertainment
'this month are as follows, Christian
Reformed Church and W.M.S.
Group, Kingsbridge Luck-
now United Church Unit Two,
Kinlough United Church U.C.W.
and St. d'eter's Anglican. The time
and effort by Such groups 'is very
much appreciated by management
and staff alike, as we see the joy
these little programs bring •to our
residents,
We welcome to our Home this
month the other half of a lovely
two-some,' Aubrey Higgins of
Dungannon. Mrs. Higgins came to
our Home a few months ago 'and
indeed there was great happiness
when Mr. Higgins joined her. Mr.
Higgins was an automobile mech-
anic in, Detroit, Michigan for 50
years. Upon retiring he returned to
Dungannon and resided in the
country. Mr. Higgins has one son
John who resides in Mount
Clements, Michigan. Mr. and
Mrs.'Higgins have both been active
in the community until recently.
Lucknow
Greer TY and Electric.:
Phone 528-3112.
Mr. and Mrs, Ed Linner of
Saltford were dinner gueSts on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Evan
.Pinecrest Hns
Mariy.Activitie
During March:
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