The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-04-04, Page 46Pass 111--L.ekn.w Sentinel, Wednesday, April 11, 1979
Kinloss council hires engineer
Reeve Barry Johnston and
all councillors were present .
for the regular council meet-
ing on April 3rd.
After the adoption of the
minutes for the meetings of,
March 5th and 26th, motions
were passed to engage Med-
way Civil Engineering to do
the' survey on profile on the
4th concession west for,
51200.00 per mile and to
accept the tender of Voisins
Spraying Service of 45c per
head to spray cattle for
warble fly in the township.
Hugh H. Lafay sales tax
consultant, will review the
township invoices for over-
payment of retail sales tax
and his fee will be 25 per cent
of the net amount recovered.
The annual grant of
S100.00 to the Lucknow
Agricultural Society was ap-
proved.
Asltfieid
r
awnds
Building • permit applica-
tions of Robert Johnston for a
storage garage and of Orville
Elliott for a barn were
approved.
General accounts for
$12,504.80 and highways for
$7,321.04were passed for
payment.
OPEN TENDERS
Tenders were opened at
the special meeting on
March 26th. Pollard Bros.
tender for calcium chloride at
$100.25 per flake ton was
accepted as was Thomas W.
King for dozer and scraper at
$35.00 per hour; Reeves
Construction was accepted
for pit run gravel .at 39c for
the first mile and 5c for each
additional. 1/2 mile, and Joe
Kerr Ltd. for crushed gravel -
at $1.60 per cubic yard,
stockpiling at $1.00 per cubic
council
contract
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At the March 20 meeting
tenders were opened for the
1979 road program.
The following contracts
were awarded subject to the
approval of the M..T.C.: To
crush and. deliver 32,.000 cu.
yds. • 5/8'' gravel to Robert
Farrish Construction, Listow-
el at $1.44 per yd.; To crush
and stockpile 2000 cu. yds. to
R. Farrish Construction; at
95c per yd.; To load and haul
50,000 cu. yds. of granular'C
pit run gravel to -- George
Radford Construction at 38c
for first mile and 10c per yd.
for each additional mile; To
supply and : apply liquid
calcium chloride . to Pollard
Bros. at, $103.50 per flake ton
equivalent; To supply and
apply 6000 gals. of road oil to
Can. Am. Services at 35.3
cents per gallon; To supply
and apply 600 tons of H.L.4
hot mix asphalt to Cottrill
Fuels, Kincardine at $17.67
per ton.
Applications for severance
were approved for Donald
Dickson. Port( -Albert . plan
and Ross Hend on, part lot
7, con. 14 stern division.
Building permits were
granted for Ben Van Diep-
enbeek, - hog barn; Henry
Jurjens, broiler barn; James
Vance, house.
GIVE GRANTS
Council met on April 3rd
ith all members present.
A grant of $100.00 each
was made to the Lucknow
Agriculture Society and Dun-
gannon Agriculture Society
for 1979.
The clerk was instructed to
call tendersfor collecting
garbagefrom cottages in
1979. The wages for help at
the ; waste disposal site was
increased to $3.65 per hour.
Council approved a stock
claim by William Tigert for
geese killed.
Road accounts " of
$10,849.20 and general ac-
counts. of. $617:96 were ap-
proved for payment.
Application for severance
by Donald McNeil, part lot 3,
con. 4, E.D. was approved.
The next meeting of coun-
cil will be Tuesday, April
17th at 7.30. p.m.
(1uistuie Bergman..
wins speech contest
BY LILLIAN YOUNG'.
A real winter storm blew
up Thursday evening and
continued all day Friday with,
high winds and drifting snow
cancelling school buses and
molt activities for that day.
Hydro was off in many com-
munities and in some places
was not back on until Satur-
day. We were fortunate here
with hydro on in most places.
Congratulations to Chris-
tine Bregman who placed
first in the public speaking
'held at Mary Immaculate
School in Chepstow last
Wednesday, April 4. She
now goes to Walkerton to
give her speech on Saturday,
April 21. Good luck Christ-
ine.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Dore
attended Parent Night last
Monday, April 2, held by the
Redbird hockey team who
finished second in their ^
league. Their son, Perrin, is
a member of the team. morning.
Mr. Philip Steer and Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Steer motor -
,ed \to. London on Sunday to
visit with Mrs: Philip Steer
who has been 'a patient in
Victoria Ho pital since un-
dergoing surgery last Mon-
day. Her condition is . satis-
factory.-
Mr.
atis-factory.'Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Scott
returned home last Tuesday
after spending most of the
winter in Florida. They had a
lovely time while there.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Moffat
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Moffat and children dur-
ing the storm- last Friday
*hen their hydro was off due
to a broken hydro pole
further down the road. Hydro
was not restored until five
o'clock Saturday morning.
The Whitechurch Young
People held their regular
meeting at the manse on
Sunday evening and Sunday
School commenced for the
summer months at the Pres-
byterian Church Sunday
yard and on ratepayers lanes
at 52.25 per cubic yard.
Gerald Rhody was hired as
drainage inspector and he is
to provide his own transpor-
tation.
Building permit applica-
tions were , approved for
lean-to addition to an exist-
ing barn for John Ackert and
to John Meyer for a new
house.
A letter was sent to Health
Minister Timbrell resolving
that due to the .geographical
proximity of Wingham and
District Hospital to Kinloss
Township residents and also
that any further reduction in
the number of beds at
Wingham Hospital will jeop-
ardize the economic feasabil-
ity of ' operating Wingham
and District Hospital that
Kinloss Township Council
supports the Wingham Hos-
pital Board of Governors in
their endeavours toretain
the present funding for the
hospital.
Building permits issued
for 1978 amounted to
5745,373 and permits to
demolish buildings were
$4,000 A breakdown of the
figure is S301,400 for barns,
barn. repairs . and silos;
$53,473 for garages, repairs
to houses and miscellaneous
and $390,500 for new hous-
ing.
Persons are again remind-
ed not to deposit garbage at
the waste site entrance. •
The Township municipal
office will be closed from
April 16th to April 30th for
vacation.
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Put all your Easter eggs in one
basket this year. Come shop
where there's a super selection
of holiday shoes for the whole
family.... Mom,
Dad, sister and
brother. Right HERE!
LES
PETTER SHOES
LUCKNOW PHONE 528-2011„
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APPLICATIONS
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WILL BE RECEIVED BY
Lucknow
Recreation Committee
FOR
SWIMMING INSTRUCTORS
AND
LIFE GUARDS
AT LUCKNOW SWIMMING POOL
FOR THE COMING SEASON
Applicants are required to apply in writing
stating qualifications, by April 20th to
• WM. R. HUNTER ,
Lucknow Recreation Committee
Box 32, Lucknow, Ont.
GO CLASSIFIE
•
W e Invite
You to See
Our Line...
Social invitations and announce-
ments; business cards and sta-
tionery. We can handle. any job!
Rubber Stamps Made
Sepoy Stationery & Printing
Lucknow.
Phone 528-2919
A GREAT EXPERIENCE
IN ,A HIGH-SCHOOL
EDUCATION
A private rosidentieil school for boys in grades 9-13.
- A professionally qualified and personally Interested
staff is ''dedicated to the spiritual, academic, and
physical' development of the boys they teach.
Residential living matures a boy in a special way. It
provides a sound foundation for his future life.
- hull academic preparation for university and college:
An extensive athletic program enables every boy to
participate -In large schools only a few can enjoy this
opportunity.
- Our 130 acre campus with woodland, excellent nine
hole golf course, tennis courts, and modern facilities
provide a setting for the full development of a boy's
potential.
- Applications for the 1979-80 academic year are now
being received.
Regina Mundi College
Write to:
Rev. J.H. Moss
Regina Mundi f, allege
R,R. 4, London, Ontario
Telephone Number: 632-3333
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DOGOW:NERS
Effective Saturday, April 7, 1979,any dogs
running at Targe will be considered as strays
and will be dealt with under bylaw 1978-50.
Licences are now available
at the Municipal Office
FEES
For Each Male or Spayed Female - S5.00
For Each E Additional Male or Spayed a ed Female 520.00
For Each Female ,510.00
For Each Additional Female $50.00
DEADLINE FOR BUYING LICENCES APRIL 30, 1979'
LUCKNOW
VILLAGE COUNCIL
•
Put all your Easter eggs in one
basket this year. Come shop
where there's a super selection
of holiday shoes for the whole
family.... Mom,
Dad, sister and
brother. Right HERE!
LES
PETTER SHOES
LUCKNOW PHONE 528-2011„
O� ate°
*s -e ar
... M
APPLICATIONS
....s..... s........••ie
WILL BE RECEIVED BY
Lucknow
Recreation Committee
FOR
SWIMMING INSTRUCTORS
AND
LIFE GUARDS
AT LUCKNOW SWIMMING POOL
FOR THE COMING SEASON
Applicants are required to apply in writing
stating qualifications, by April 20th to
• WM. R. HUNTER ,
Lucknow Recreation Committee
Box 32, Lucknow, Ont.
GO CLASSIFIE
•
W e Invite
You to See
Our Line...
Social invitations and announce-
ments; business cards and sta-
tionery. We can handle. any job!
Rubber Stamps Made
Sepoy Stationery & Printing
Lucknow.
Phone 528-2919
A GREAT EXPERIENCE
IN ,A HIGH-SCHOOL
EDUCATION
A private rosidentieil school for boys in grades 9-13.
- A professionally qualified and personally Interested
staff is ''dedicated to the spiritual, academic, and
physical' development of the boys they teach.
Residential living matures a boy in a special way. It
provides a sound foundation for his future life.
- hull academic preparation for university and college:
An extensive athletic program enables every boy to
participate -In large schools only a few can enjoy this
opportunity.
- Our 130 acre campus with woodland, excellent nine
hole golf course, tennis courts, and modern facilities
provide a setting for the full development of a boy's
potential.
- Applications for the 1979-80 academic year are now
being received.
Regina Mundi College
Write to:
Rev. J.H. Moss
Regina Mundi f, allege
R,R. 4, London, Ontario
Telephone Number: 632-3333
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