The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-01-18, Page 9WBANESDAY, .11AINiTARY 18, 1978
loss .cotiOcil
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-.Special meetings werkheld on
December 12th and 15th °at which
a motion was made to adopt the.
engineer's report on the McEwan
'municipal drain' dated November
21st and the clerk be instructed to
prepare the necessary bylaws;
that . the tender ..of Two, Way
Communications Ltd.. of $5,751.-
62 for a radio, systent for the
township vehicles be accepted
subject to approval of the M,T.C.;
that the township waste site be
open every other Saturday for the
'monthsof January, February and
March starting January 7th arid '
tinaily tha bylaw to borrow funds
to construct tile McEwan Munic-
ipal Drain as given first and
. second readings.
• General accounts for $56,709.-
56 (includes $27,467.,08 for Bruce
County Board of Education and
$1,7()4,54 for the County of
Bruce) and 1ighways accounts for
$7,531.34 was ordered paid..
The minutes of theJanuary 3rd
regular meeting of. Kinloss Coun-
cil included the following appoint-
ments: Leonard Clarke as. an
• alternate to attend county council
in place of the ' reeve; George
McBride as representative .on the.
Maitland Valley Conservation
Authority for 1978; the reeVe..
Barry ;Johnston , to the Lricknow
and District Medical Centreboard..
for 1978; George McBride and
Leonard, Clarke -to the White-
church Community Hall board for
1978i, David Eadie" and Grant
, Eckenswiller to theolyrood Hall
board; Leonard 'Clarke and David
Eadie. to the Lucknow Arena
-Board for .1978 and George
McBride and David Eadie to the
Lucknow. .and Community Fire
Committee 'Rill 1978. •
• The recreation committee is :.to.
be composed -of Annetta Nicolson,
Allan Milier, BillGmbsoii, David
Eadie, George McBride, June
Gilchrist and *Jack Maili.
Motions were made to pass
bylaw 2-1978 authorizing the
clerk to borrow up to S150;000.00
frcim the Bank of Montreal until
taxes .are collected; to ° donate
$35.00 .to the Canadian Mental -
Health Association and to accept
Tim tucKrioiv SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.
- the tender of B,P. Canada • to
deliver gasoline, diesel fuel and
furnace oil for 1978. . • -
General accounts for $10,556,
96 and highways accounts for
$4.584.8 were ordered paid. -
Kinloss
Recreation
Committee
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THE YOUTH COMMITTEE
(Y - C'S) OF KINLOSS
The first meeting to' organize a •
youth 'committee in Kinloss was
held at the home of Mrs. Anne
Nicolson on Wednesday, January
11 at 8.00 p.m. Eldction of officers
was as follows: president, Steven
Allan; vice president, Donald
Ritchie; treasurer,- Lynne Nicol-
son;secretary, Carol Buckmeier;
publicity officer, Murray ' Gil-
christ .
'Plans were. made to assist in a
lunch -booth at the play on
Saturday night as well as to have
monthly dances for youths aged
12 to 18 in Kinloss Township. The
first one being held on January
•27th in HolyrOod Hall. Members
of the committee are: Steve Allan,
Paul Murray, • DOnald • Ritchie,
Lynne Nicolson, • Carol Buck -
rimier, George McBride, Diann
McBride, Murray Gilchrist /and
Eddie Husk.. •.
• At the first meeting of Ashfield
• Township Couneil held 'January
• 11, 1978 the following appoint=
ments were -made.
John Austin, .Allan Gibson to
Lucknow and District Fire 'Com
mittee.
Grant Farrish, Allan Gibson to
• Lucknow and Qiitrict Arena Com-
mittee.
Finlay MacDonald, John Aust-
in to Ashfield Recreation Board
and Warren Zinn to Lucknow and
A meeting of the Kinloss
' Recreation Committee was held .
in the Kinloss Municipal Office on -
Thursday, January 12 at 8.00
p.m. with all the members
present. The minutes of the last
meeting were read and corres-
pondence was dealt with. An
anonymous' donation was receiv-
ed in the amount of $S0 far hall
renovations. Membership to the
Ontario Municipal Recreation .
'Assocation was voted to be paid
for the corning year. Members
*nominated to this association
were George McBride and Mrs.
Anne Nicolson.
, Plans were made for the
. Whitechurch Women's Institute
play to be held on Saturday:
- January 14. Another "Talent
Night" was discussed - and the
date set for 'March ,17th With
dance to follow.,littions
• were 'bade 'to purchase equip.
ment for the coming baseball
season. Mrs. Anne Nicolson gave
a report on be Youth Committee
set up in the tbwnship to organize
events for th' Stouth. with, the
approval of the Recreation Com-
mittee.
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.Shell Oil is drilling for oil or natural gas on the property of Bob Purvis on Highway 86 just east of
Lucknow. The test drilling was done aloag Highway 86 from Wingham last September when a formation
was found below the surface. The drilling rig was set up at the end of last week and drilling was -to start
on Tuesday. Purvis said that it would take from one month to 6 weeks to determine whetherAkere is oil or
natural gas at the site.
holds inau
District Medical Centre Board.
and Huron County Farm Safety
Board,
,MacGillivray and Co. are to do
the .19/7 audit and Donnelly and
,Murphy. are to be solicitors,
A grant of S0,.00 each was
made to the Salvation Army St
John's Ambulance, Huron Coun-
ty') March ,of Dimes and Canad-
ian Mental Health. Association,
Bylaw #2-1978 authorizing the
Reeve and Treasurer to borrow un
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PLEASE NO1'E SHOWTIMES. •
•Fri. - Sat. 7:00 p.m. and 9400 p.m.
ALL OTHER DAYS.8:00 P.M. ONLY
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is that our movie may be a
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Award—No kiddinV an Oscar!
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to two hundred thonsand dollars
for current expenditirreS..in 1978
from the Bank of Montreal was
.passed: General accounts of
$5641.45 and road accounts of
83,129.53 including the payment
bf• a ri`ew- grader were' approved
for payMem. • ; , • •
Council would like to have ...
some ,new members to serve on
• the Recreation Committee: .Any-
• one interested in helping are
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asked to contact any member Of
council or clerk.
The next,rneeting will. be .held
January ,24th at .1.3p
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•WEEKEND FRI. & SAT. 7 P.M. 8 9:05 P.M.
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