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PAGIR. TWENTY-TWO WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1976 TIM LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
VVOSt Wawanogi.Councit Minutes..
the further borrowing of $50,000 .to
meet expenses until the final
instalment of taxes is received.
A motion by Councillors Foran
and Cranston approved the resolu-
tion of the Township of ,West
Carleton regarding the location 'of
hydro poles on road allowances.
By-law #10, 1976 was given third
reading and finally passed on
motion of Councillors Hickey and
Foran. This by-law authorizes the
borrowing of $12,000 necessary to
cover the costs ofJconstruCtion of
The Minim Drain until the
assessments . under the drain are
levied.
The road accounts were Ordered
paid on motion of Councilloii
Cranston and Hickey.
The following general accounts
were passed for payment on motion
of Councillors Stothers and Foran:
' Mrs. S. Dungale, dog tax rebate,
3.00; Treasurer of Ontario, tile
drainage debenture, 653.49; James
Devereaux-, salary, 216.70; Receiv-
er General of Canada, CPP, Ul;
14A7; Robt. Nicholson Construc-
tion, 1st payment, Gaunt drain,
11,168.00; Robt. Nicholson Con-
struction, standing time, Gaunt
drain, 400.00;, Maitland Engineer-
ing Services Ltd., Gaunt drain,
extra engineering, 134.00; Robt.
Nicholson Construction, Durnin
drain repair, 520.00; Bruce-Grey
C.R.C.S.S. Board, June and Sept.
payments, 124.00; Ross, Errington,
cutting weeds in St. 'Helens, 5.00;
Valerie Errington, cutting grass
(Cenotaph); 30.00; Lucknow = Sen-
tinel, printing, advertising, 61.67;
Corrugated Pipe Co., culverts,
Gaunt drain, 755.60; London Free
Press, advertising, Millian Drain,
144.00; Goodall and Campbell,
account, Gaunt drain, 325.00; Tom
Armstrong, fill for dump, 36.00;
Receiver General of Canada, post-
age stamps, 4.00; .Arnold Stothers,
backhoe, Dungannon drain,
116.00; Joseph Sproul, labour,
Dungannon drain, 20.00;: Township
of West Wawanosh, culverts, tile,
Humphrey, labour, 75.00; G.
Humphrey, truck allowance (2
mos.), 200.00. •
Council adjourned to 21 Septem-
ber 1976.
Dungannon drain, 180.00.
ROM) ACCOUNTS.
G. Humphrey, salary, 921.99;
Bryan Gammie, salary, 804.78;
Receiver General of Canada, CPP,
Ul, IT, 561.70; B. P. Oil, diesel
fuel, 389.27; Joe Kerr Ltd., dozing,
wobble wheel, 435.00; R. Farrish
Constrnction, pit-run gravel,
14,080.50; Bell Canada, telephone,
12.75; Willits Tire Service, tubes,
30,00;. McArthur Tire Service,
tube, 16.05; George Smyth, weld-
ing, parts, 26.80; G. &. E. Sales,
repairs, parts, 393.18; G. & E.
Sales, repairs, parts, 54.60; Pollard
Bros. Ltd., liquid chloride,
1,263.61; D.R.M. Sales, liquid
251.88; Joan Armstrong, book-
keeping, 40.00; Receiver General
of Canada, postage stamps, 2.00;
Arnold Stothers, cold mix (bound-
ary-Ashfield), 10.60; Michael
JOAN ARMSTRONG, Clerk.
• West Wawanosh Township
Council met for its regular Septem-
ber sessionon Tuesday, September
7th at the Public Works Garage.,
MI members were in -attendance,
Reeve.14rons presiding.
The minutes' of the regular
August meeting and a special
meeting to, consider the Kirk
Municipal Drain Repair and Im-
provement Revised Report, were
read, and adopted ,on motion of
Councillors Foran and Hickey.
Three owners in the J. B. Young
Drain watershed requested permis-
sion of Council to clean out a
'portion of ' the' Drain' which has
become overgrown. , Permission
was granted.
The clerk was directed to write
the Huron County Planning De-
partment to inquire about the
procedure required to have agricul-
tural land designated residential.
At 9.10 p.m., members of
Council and seven owners in the.
Smyth Municipal Drain extension
and Improvement met with engin-
eer, J. A. McBride, to consider the
report. Mr. McBride reviewed the
drainage area, and after lengthy
discussion and many questions, a
motion by Councillors Hickey and
Foran, "That, due to Albert
Plasschaert's •name being removed
from the petition so that the work
on his property was deleted from
the report, the report be referred
back to the engineer for reconsid-
eration." Carried.
The consideration of the Red-
mond Municipal Drain was set for
9.00 p.m. on Tuesday, September
21, at the Public Works Garage.
The clerk was directed to draw
.up an agreement for signing by the
`Township and Bruce Raynard,_ for'
the rent of the workable portion of
the Township farm for a five-year
term.
By-law #9, 1976 was given third
reading and finally passed on
motion of Councillors Hickey and
Cranston. This by-law authorizes
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and Mrs. John Miltenburg, Univer-
sity of Guelph, • 4th, year in
-Agriculture; Marianne Miltenburg,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Miltenburg, University of Guelph,
2nd year, Family and Consumer
'Studies; Kathleen O'Kefe, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
•O'KeefF, King's College, Univer-
sity of Western Ontario, 1st year
General Arts course; Nancy O'Ke:
efe, daughter 'of Mr.-and Mrs.
Joseph Q'Keefe, King's College,
University of Western Ontario,
second ypar; Glen Tigert, son of
,Mr. and Mrs,Jack Tigert, Univei-
sity of Western Ontario, second
year; Litzette VanDiepenbeek,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
VanDiepenbeek, Marvel Beauty
Schools, London, Hairdressing
Course, beginning on October A;
Bernadine. VanRooy, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John VanRooy,
Registered Nursing, Assistant
course, Fanshawe, College, Lon-
don.
Baby Died
In. Kilicordine.
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OPENING.
Patrick Matthew Boyle was born
June 24, 1976 in St. Joseph's
,,Hospital, London, son of Ronald
and• Yvonne Boyle, Kincardine.
Patrick passed away September 14
at his home. •
Left to mourn his loss besides his
parents is a sister Tahirih, his
maternal grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. John Bonnett, R. R. 2
Tiverton; paternal grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Fortier, Niagara
Falls; great grandfather Harry
Wall, R. R. 5 Lucknow; 'great
grapdmother Mrs. Amelia Decon,
Niagara Falls', Ontario.
Flower bearers were his three
uncles Keith, Steven and Neil
Bonnett and Robin and Jeremy
Smith and Tony Harman.
A Babel service was held in
Kincardine.
Interment was' in Tiverton Ceme-
tery
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Students from the Kingsbridge
area entering Fall Semesters at
different Universities and Schools
of Learning this September are:
Ken Doherty; son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Doherty, 4th year, Univet-
sity of Western Ontario, majoring
in Honours History; Peter Frayne,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Frayne; 4th 'year, University of
Western , Ontario, majoring in
French and Spanish; Margaret
Frayne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Frayne, 1st year, King's
College, University of Western
Ontario, General Arts Course;
Lawrence Hogan, son. of Mr. and
Mrs. John Howard, Centralia
College, Agriculture Business
Management; Debbie Maize,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Maize, Marvel Beauty Schools,
London, Hairdressing course; Ben
Miltenburg, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Miltenburg, University of
Guelph, 1st year Veterinary Medi-
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