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+ig ,,ucKNOIN SENTINEL. LUCKNOW. ONTARIO. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBE
The Ontario Association of
Agricultural Societies for District #
10 held their annual-fall meeting_at
Mount Forest on Wednesday,
November 3rd. Registration start-
ed at 11.30 and then all sat 'down to
an buffet luncheon prepared by the
host society.
Rev. George Wrighti conducted
the devotional period. Revis
McKay, district director presided
for the meeting.
Leonard Patterson, -president of
Mount Forest Agricultural Society,
District 10 Meet At Mt. Forest
PAGIt EIGHTEEN . • •
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• • Wist Wawanosh
The. November session of West
Wawanosh. Township Council' was
• held' n the Nblic Works Garage on
Tuesday'evening, November 2. All
tnembeh attended, Reeve Lyons.
presided.
The minutes of the October
meeting and a special meeting on
October. 19 were read and adopted
on motion of Councillors Stothers
and Foran. •
Eli Gingerich of East Wawanosh
attended the meeting to inquire`
about the use of Bethel Cemetery
by 'his' people. The Flerk was,
instructed to draw up an agreement
for its.pse until definite, ownership
is 'establithed.
EstiMates,, for materials for
improvements to a home under the
Ontario Home Renewal. Program
were • presented and discussed.
The clerk was directed to write a
letter of approval to Ontario ,Hydro
for a hydro pole to be erected to
service a lot in Dungannon. A
motion by Councillors Hickey and
Foran gave the approval for the
installation on 'the road allowance,
and authorization to the clerk to
send the approving letter.
Motion by Councillors Hickey
and Stothers "That, West Wawa-
nosh Township enter nto the plan
for the Senior Citizens' Housing
Unit in Lucknow, with , the Village
and the Townships of Ashfield and
Kinloss, to share the costs as:
Lucknow 40%; Kinlos, Ashfield
and •West Wawanosh Townships -
20% each."
Oxfam Canada requested per-
mission to sell lottery. tickets :in
West Wawanosh Township and the
clerk was directed to write, giving
the necessary approval.
Motion by Councillors Foran and
Hickey: "That the Huron County'
Board of Education be requested to
accept two payments of taxes in the
year 1977, on June 30 and
December 15.
A motion hy Councillors Foran
and Hickey gave third and final
reading to By-Law • #14-1976,
Council Minutes
imposing a special rate on 'a
property . to cover a tile drainage
loan.
The :clerk was directed to.
advertise for applications for wing-
Men for the two Township. graders
for the 1976-77 season. •
The road accounts were ordered'
paid on motion of Councillors
Hickey and Stothers.
The following general accounts
were passed for payment on motion
of Councillors Stothers and Cran
James Devereaux, salary,
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215.70; -Receiver General of Can-
ada, CPP; UI, 14.47; Coldstream
Concrete Ltd., tile-Gaunt Drain,
4,521.00; Bruce Raynard, tile drain
loan, 4,065.00; Hilliard 'Jefferson,
the drain inspection, 35.00; Robt.
Nicholson Construction, 2nd pay-
ment-Gaunt Drain, 2,917.20; Brick-
man Tile Drainage', closed portion.
-Gaunt Drain., 9.860.00; Muriel
Curran, ducks killed, 21.00; Robt.
Aitchison, livestock inspection,
10.00; Treasurer, County of Huron,
OHRP building inspection, 15.00;
Tom Armstrong, gravel for dump,
90:00; Fawcett • Metal products,
pipe for Gaunt drain, 264.63
ROAD ACCOUNTS,
G. Humphrey, salary, 630.11; B.
Gammie, salary, 565.71; Receiver
General of Canada, CPP; IT; UI,
227.60; Fawcett Metal, pipes,
1,122.12; Jack "Wardell, chains,
170.31; Armco Canada, culverts,
1,697.56; Garry's Auto, filters,
parts, 21.87; Howatt Bros. back-
hoe, 90.00;, McConnell's Store,
supplies, , 9.06; Joan Armstrong,
bookkeeping, 38.00; Tom Arm-
strong, backfilling culverts, 152.00;
BP Canada, , diesel fuel, etc.,
224.74; Joe Kerr Limited, tires,
Tubes for packer, 214.00; R.
Nicholson Construction, J.-. B.
Young •drain assessment, 507.50;
Sales, windshield; 155.02.
- Council adjourned to 7 December
1976. • ...,
JOAN ARMSTRONG, Clerk.
welcomed all and introduced head
table. Jim MacDonald weldomed
all on behalf of the town. Four local
ladies provided some enjoyable
entertainment. Gordon Scott and
Lloyd Harris 'were appointed as
auditors.
Comments were given by Mrs..
Florence Arnold, Lady representa-
tive and Revis McKay. Mrs.
Arnold attended 17 fairs last fall
and had reports in from 22 out of
25. She fOund the baking and
sewing: were above average in most
cases and a good showing' of
flowers and fruit. She thought the
Junior work was impr6ving and
urged all , to keep up 'the good fair
work. Mr. McKay attended 19
faii's and said it was nice to see fair
boards working so hard and getting
along. It was a nice day
Wednesday and there were 146 in,
attendance with .22' out of 26
societies being represented. He
also was impressed with the 4-H
work. He told the dates for the
1977, convention being held in.
Toronto on February 16th and 17th.
Mary. Matthews, dairy princess,
spoke briefly 'on her duties for the
coming year, and told what duties
she has already done.
Stan Middleton, administrator of.
Louise Marshall Hospital, Mount
Forest was the guest speaker. He
left us with some thought about
Health Servieesand tried to answer
some questions from the floor. The
ladies; and men divided for
separate meetings. Mrs. Arnold
presided fot the ladies. The roll
call was "Bring or till about a new
or different craft or exhibit at your
fair and describe briefly". This
was well responded'to and many
worthwhile ideas were given.
Mrs. Pat MacLean conducted a
panel discussion which was com-
posed of 4 judges. They tried to tell
how to overcome some • small
problems that occurred at several
faits.
Mrs. Stephens conducted the
election of officers and all offices,
were filled by acclamation.
Clarence Lange reported for the
men's division and stated Drs.
Lawless and Fisk from Harriston,
spoke on brucelois in cattle.
Other speakers were Grant Sweig-
er, Walkerton.
All offices in the men's division
were also filled by acclamation.
Arran Tara invited all 'for the
Spring meeting to be held the last
of May or first week
Calendar advertising w
approved. Clarence La
voted to be the press
Arran Tara was the winn
Don Lemon trophy, for
attendance with Paisley th
up. The meeting, close(
Canada'.
Mrs. Vernon Huntet
Ross Errington attend
Lucknow Society.
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taping memories was the
ate concern. A further
was set for May 14; 197
To the chairman and
secretary for the discusi
ing the following were
form' a follow up , commit
(Clair) MacDougall, s
John Beaton, treasurer;
(Elizabeth) Dickie , and
Graham, Following the n
pleasant social hour was et
everyone. Mrs. Needha
helpers served a delicious
bord , meal.
MARTYN - Donald and
Martyn of.Lochalsh, are p1
I announce' the birth of th(
brother, Scott Ewan Tind
Joseph's Hospital, Lon(
Tuesday, Noveniber 2nd,
BROWN - Mr. and Mrs
Brown of R. R. 6 Goderiph
proud to announce the bird
daughter, Jenni Sue, 6
Wingham and District Hos
Tuesday, November 2nd,
ENGLAND to Mr. an
Donald England Jr. of 1
Lucknow on Thursday, NI(
4, 1976 at 'Wingham and
Hospital, a son, Matthew
-Donald.
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TAYLOR - to Mr. and Mr
Taylor of R. R. 3 Wing
Monday, November -1st,
Wingham and District Ho
daughter, Anne Karen..
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