The Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-11-21, Page 2422
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their annualmeeting on Saturday, Nevem- county all the best,
ber 10 with a large turnout from Chesley, It was decided. to hold the . Semi -County
Atwood, Southampton, Paisley, Kinear- j meeting at Amberley in June.
dine, Amberley, Kinloss and Tata. The, County Lodge gave $1200 to the
Guest speaker at the; meeting was Right Walkerton' Hospital in memory of little
Worshipful Brother David Worden of N.- Allen Ferris, who was killed last year on his
Atwood, Grand Secretary of the ;Grand father's farm. Kincardine L.O.L. has been
Orange of Ontario West, who ` gave a awarded a cup: Thiscup goes to the lodge
wonderful talk. with the most increase in membership.
Brother Worden conducted the election The County Lodge received $100.00 from
of, officers which are the following the estate of the late Brother William
Brothers; Immediate Past County Master, Houston. Brother Houston was County
Keith Kerslake; Worship County Master, Master 1966 - 1968.
Lorne Emmerton; Deputy Master, Angus The County is 100,years old this year and
MacLennan; Junior Deputy Master, Gerald a committee has beenset up to make. plans
,Schuler; Chaplain, David MacLennan;, for something next year.
Treasurer, Chester Emmerton; First Lect-. Brother Emmerton then closedthe
urer, Wilmer Griffith; Second , Lecturer, meeting.
Keith Kerslake; Marshall, Ron Stanley. Lunch was. served by the Kinloss
Brother Worden installed the officers., Brothers. and a social time enjoyed.
Sign meclical centre agreement
The reiular meeting of Kinldss Council
was held on November 5. Reeve Barry
Johnston. and all council members were
present.
The minutes of the . meeting of October 2
and 18 were adopted as read by motion of
councillors Gibb and McBride..
A motion by councillors Haldenby and
Eadie authorizes the reeve and clerk to
sign the cost sharing agreement between
Kinloss, Lucknow, West Wawanosh and
Ashfield for the Lucknow Community
Health Centre.
Advertisements are to be placedin the
Lucknow Sentinel, for . snowblowing - .on
Washington and George Streets and for the
township waste disposal site:
The road superintendent was authorized
to widen an existing driveway at lot 15,
Range 3, SDR. Third and final reang was
given to by-law 26-1984 for the mainten-
ance of, the. Ross Municipal drajn as
amended to final cost being $679.90. Three
readings were given to by-law 31-1984
imposing special annual drainage, rates on
lot : 5. concession 10. .
General accounts for $39,987.77 and.
roadways accounts for $54,454.72 were
approved.
On October 18 councilaccepted applica-
tion for a tile drain loan for Robert
Cummings lot 5, concession 10 for $1,600.
Building permit applications were accepted
for Jim Young for a steel grain storage and
for Weir Eckenswiller to construct a mach-
inery shed.
George Davis engineer was instructed to
prepare a plan, ;profile and report for the
section of the Black Creektrain :between
Silver and Clam Lakes:
Kairshea institute- disctss drugs
The November meeting of the Kinloss
Kairshea Women's. Institute on Family and
Consumer Affairs was held at the home of
Mrs. Roy Finlayson.
The president, Mrs. Leonard Clarke
welcomed everyone and reada poem, Not
Alone. Mrs. John Forster read the
scripture. Mrs. Brian boelnian and Mrs.
Harry Lavis each read an excellent article
on 'depression for their roll call.
A special thank you was expressed to the
directors of the Institute At Home, for a
most enjoyable and well planned evening.
Elmer Umbach was the guest speaker.
He gave a speech filled with good 'sense
and humour on the topic, Lets Tafk About
Drugs. Mr. Umbach stressed that there is
nota pillfor every sicknesswe feel, and
sometimes we. must help ourselves.
Vera Schmidt gave a well prepared and
interesting report on the area, convention,
she attended as , delegate.
Mrs. Donald Matthews ..read a poem,
When Paw Is Sick, that contained both
truth and. humour.
Mrs. Donald Matthews than' gave the.
courtesy remarks. The •directors, Mrs.
Donald MacIntyre and Mrs. Clarence
Ritchie, served a delicious lunch at the
close of the meeting.
shfield WMS fashion .African dresses
The .November meeting of Ashfield
W.M.S. was held at the home. of Mrs.
Warren Wylds .on November 15:
Mrs. Gordon Finlayson brought lengths
of material for the ladies to fashion into
African dresses and with rhythmic hand
lapping the ladies greeted . one another
ith a proverb. Two African songs were
ung in English led by Mrs. Hugh Nugent.
Mrs, Richard West; gave the devotions
lid closed it with prayer.
Mrs. Gordon Finlayson introduced the
final chapter of the study book on Central
frica, Christian in the Community..
uestions were asked about the problems
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A poster was made about life in Central
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The president, Mrs. Henry MacKenzie
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TAKE NOTICE:
that an information meeting
shall be held
Thur.day, November 22,1984
7:30 P.M.
IN THE UPSTAIRS AUDITORIUM, LUCKNOW TOWN HALL,
to discuss the
Treatment FacIIl#ioa
For the proposed Lucknow Sewage Works, which are to be located In
The Township of West Wawanosh, County of Huron, at Part Lot 13,
Concession XIV.
The Village Engineer and a Representative from the Ministry of
Environment will be in attendance to p'rovlde, information and to
answer. questions.
CONTRARY TO THE NOTICE IN LAST WEEK'S PAPER,
ONLY THE TREATMENT FACILITIES IN WESTWAWANOSH
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Village of Lucknow.