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TlHE' IAICKNOW , SENTINEL; LUCKNNOW, ONTARIO
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COUNCIL; .MINUTES 43.00; 157199' Drainage Co.,
vex t,; 576:06; C,I,I.. Co., weed
' S O•. spray 323,35; 'Cannan McQuillin,.
SIN OSS TOWNSHIP ' gravel, 120.00; Montgomery Mot -
Council met in the , Hall, July ors, bolts, 8.00;R. Forster, weld -
'nth, 1952 as per adjournment. Alf ing, 28.00;. GeorgeHiltz, ' fluid and
memberspresent. labor, 60.75; Dominion R o ,a d
The minutes of: the regular Machine
Co,,' grader blades,
meeting of June, 2nd .and ,special:•. 114.26.
meeting of June 20th �a,s. read ..
• . J., R. .LANE, perk.
were approved. .and signed:
The fallowing persons .were ap,
painted 'ras• members of the Luc
'Tee -Win,. Conservation Club: Cur
tie Colwell, Ted Collyer, George
Fisher, Jiack, Ackert •, and Jim,
.Boyle,
jCheques were ..issued, to . the
amount , of • $348,00. for an • $ per
• • .cent' refund .on: all, .By-law:.assess'
meats on the Gaunt• 1Vfunicoipal'
Drain; •
T'he . clerk . Was instructed ..40
write Dr. T..B.. Cleland: of Luck
4aw re ealfhood vaccination cer
tidicates, and also. the Dominion
Road Machinery Co; of Gode,rriiph.
that a Council "deleigation, v ould.
interview them 'at their plant
some time this week.
The: .employees'. compensation
policy was' renewed with . the
General Accident Insurance Co..
A drainage petition . from Har
'old Percy; for Lot 17, Con., 10,. and, the first part of an " . mterestipg
the,Road' Supt: for the 9-1a Con- letter from Rev. Hugh MacMil-.•
len describing thheir • trip ,home
°from° Formosa. Mrs. Dan. Mac
Kinnwn gave a reading and Mrs'
A•i gus , Graham led in • prrayer Af-
ter;
ter; singing,• :hymn . 447, ` Mrs. P.
kSte r gave a very good' swmrnary
of :the chapter, in the ..study book.
on. Baptist Missions in South Anil
erica Mrs: Gilbert.,H,amilton had
*Bible quiz :and Mrs. Ira Dickie
a short.reading, Mrs: Lloyd Mac
Dougall 'moved a vote of .thanks
to the hostess 'and 'those taking.
part in the meeting Hymn .'553.1
was sung' .and. the meeting closed
with "the •niizpah ,benediction: A.
delicious lunch :was . -served. by.
the.. hostess and..directors,. Mrs.
Loyd ---MacDougall :and' 'Mrs. -'Giles
best Hamilton,
'South .Kinloss.
There • was a .good attendaice
at the Jury meeting of •South Kin-
loss W M.5 ivwhch• was• held Wed-
nesday. evening at the home •of
Mrs, Fraser MacKinnon. The
meeting .opened -with a hymn and
the:.Lord's prayer ,was . repeated
in unison.' .Miss Dean MacLeod
gave a :splendid scripture study
.showing how., the 'Bible ' can ;be
proved true to all critics. During
the business :period, 'the minutes
,and correspondence • were read:
It was decided . to hold a special
Home Helpers meeting 'Wednes-.
•day, July 23rd at :the home Of
Mrs; Allister • Hughes. 'A letter
was read :by the treasurer, Mrs:
Archie Maclntyre,. expressing
thanks for .the donation sent to
Miss Helen Malcolm to -help with;.
her .work. Mrs. Evan Keith read
• cession ;Road .was .,accepted.
• • Council ►then adjourned to meet
again on Monday, August 4th,
1952.
Cheques issued: Robert :Fea!gan,
*2.00; Allister ' Hughes, ' 1 fox
bounty; 2.00; ;Win. Colwell, 1. fox,
bounty, , .2;00.;, Luckriow ' Sentinel,
Moffat -Thomson By. -laws, '24,00;•
George Radford, balance contract
McDougalland McFarlan drains,
237:00 Dr: J. A," , MacDonald,:
school .dental .:work, 192.00; 'Grant
Eckenswiller, ,,poultry claun 16.00;
James McEwan, 4Jr , Map above
claim, 8.50; Treas. Co;, of Bruce,
halfhospital • unts, 216:50;
Gaunt Drrain r fund' cheques,.
348:00 :Frank = Pler'-tele p hone-
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W. F spray, 1.1 ' , J. •R.' Lane, 'un-
' employmen .` tamps 6:48; ;1 pen -
,sion •2:50,; '8.98; George . Colwell; KINGSBRIDGE
work on Guest ,dram 327:0 ), work
on Harris!' drain 19:10,,• 346.10, • E. Visitors with . Mr. and Mrs
H. ;Agnew; ' renewal compensation . Walter Clare and:Mr. Clare over
policy :65.00. ; ' the' :week -end. were Mr, and Mrs.
Hi h, ay'.chs ues: Pa °•roll No. Phil R' an and :•farnil Mr ' aiI
g.w y . q, y.,. , Y y� d
'7,' $697:00 ' Dept o f Highways, Mrs W.: Ryan and: Mr: 'and. `Mrs::
gas .U34102.85; . Ira Dickie,bri,dge Edwin King and family.
timber,: 25.00, C. A.. McTavish,
'Yue1 Mis..:Ursula �'Hebert and .Sons s
oil and' grease, 126:91• JohnGeneand George .are holidaying
W. Henderson 'Co., •lumber and ina cottage at Kin'tail.
nails, 22.3..81; •Harry.Adramis, 'ex- Misses • Mary. Teresa and Fran
cavating,..630.00; E. D. Waechter, ices • _Martin . spent; , the week -end
construction, 135750;.Harry Park- with• Mr. and. Mrs: B.' Martin:',
er, 30•-; ,percent' on_:_. wire_ fence;_ ___Mrs iPete 'Vogt is spending; a
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The annual 'Colwanash Junior
Farmers' Sunday evening church
service: was held Ju1y 13th in the
United Church Kenneth ' McAI-
FAMIrLY REUNIONS
'ELM FAMILY G'rATHERING
The Helm Family held its 15th
annual picnic on Saturday,, June
28th at Lansdowne ;Park,, Kincar-
lister
� presided at the organ The 'dine. Around 50 members . were
call .to 'worship was •given ;by
John Clarke and the scripture
reading by Ruby Finnigan, Ara-'
old Alton, offered, prayer; , The
choir sang, an anthem ; and the
responsive reading was led, by
Joan Clarke. Mrs, Ralph Foster
sang "The . Lord's Prayer", 'ac-•
companied by. her , sister, Mrs
Ernest Pritchard. Rev. Geo, Watt
spoke on "For we, are 1aqrers
to gather ' with God,", A quartette
was sung by Clayton Alton, Fre
.Durst, 'Jim Hackett' and Donald,
Murray,; The 'church, service com-
mittee, Was ',Mary Durst, Leone.
Lamb, Fred Durst, Donald Mur-
ray, John Clarke,: Ruby Finnigan.
The. ushers, ;were D. A. Hackett,
Gordon Finnigan; Giiaham Bogie,
J. D. Durnin,'
Mr,. Durniri Phillips has: ' been,
ill froth stomach 'flu and is in bed
this week.
Manyin this district. attended
the :12th celebration at Windham
About 11 aim. on • the streets of
'.Dungannc3n fife 'and 'drum music
was played by T. • .IL Culbert 'and
son .:Torn.. ,
During morning worship at' the
Dungannon ' United church Sun -
..the following• infants were
offered ' for baptism; Douglas'
Wayne; son' OfMr, and..Mrs. Ross.
Henry; Arlene Heather, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey' Cuibeit;
Naney Jeanne,, daughter . of Mr:
and Mrs. • ftobt., Stothers; and
Charles . ,Cecil', son' of Mr, and:
Mrs. ..•Cecil. •Culbert. At the con
chision ,of •the ceremony, the con
greg tion stood ;for a prayer. of
d'edioation • Mrs. John Rivett sang:
a solo during the' service. ,
We are .glad to know, that Ken
Petrie, second son of Mr. Will,
-Petrie,'.-is ziaaking-steady.. progress:
to : recovery at Victoria • Hospital,:
London; where :he' underwent a
serious operation on his lung two
weeks ago,., " ' .
• Joh± Eedy had :his: tonsils ; and.
adenoids ..removed at Goderich
/Hospital on Monday
The. Y P U._ will be in . charge
:of :the..service Sunday morning at
theusual time Mr. Warren Zinn
will give theraddress . As a group
they will. also give leadership .for.
the services at Crewe and Port
Albert that .:Sunday at .the Usual -
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We ' have secured .the Agency, for 'Exclusive •
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in colors . than trend With an wallpaper
VENETIAN ; BLINDS
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SEE OUR
PLASTIC COATED .WALLPAPERS
'various shades' and ,colors in stock
F Lb W)8 HIGH•; STANDAI D
PAINTS, ENAMELS, VARNISHES, 'WAX
- An, attractive assortment of , •
Gift;"Articles, Wall Brackets and Ornaments.
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DECORATING alid : GIFT 'STORK
present for dinner at one o'clock,•
The business. meeting ;was, held
and the officers for•next.year are
us , follows: pres., 'Lorne Woods;
sec,-treas,, Mrs..John L. MacKin
non; table 'committee, Mrs: Lloyd
Hunter, Mrs, .Wilfred Hackett,
Mrs ' Bert Helm, M'.' Chambers,
Helm; program comrittee, Mrs.
John Gardner, Mrs.'. Alex Hack-
ett, Jean .MacKinnon, Joyce Helm;
sports, Glenn Helm,.. John Helm,
Lloyd Hunter, Wesley, Ritchie,
A program with pres. Lorne
Woods' as chairman Was' enjoyed
as follows: double duet ' by Mari
lyn, Kay, Eoin and Billy McKin-:
non; reading, Marlene Hunter;:
chorus; Tiverton school children;.
trio by Marilyn, , Billy and .Eoin
MacKinnon; chorus; five, Luck-
now •girls;. duet, Roberta ,Helm
and Donna Woods; duet; Marlene
and • Joanne Hunter; chorus by
Lucknow ladies
Results of 'races', *eke , as fol-
lows': .
ol-lows:. boys' 6' and. .under; . Donnie.
:MacKinnon;• girls ,12 and • under,
Marlene Hunter;. boys 12. & .under,
Billy Helm; single :ladies; Jean
MacKinnon; girls' ,wheelbarrow,
Joanne . Hunter, Donna, .Woods;
boys Wheelbarrow, Eoin MacKin
non, Arthur Helm girls' 34egged,.
'Jean, ,MacKinnon, Shirley Helm;
boys' .3 -legged, Billy Helm, EOM'
MacKinnon; coat .race, Douglas
Helm, Jean' ' MacKinnon; girls'
kick ,the shoe; Carolyn Vlathers
soles' `kick the shoe,: Mrs: • Clif-'
ford Hackett; married ladies, Mrs.
Alex .Hackett; young men, Doug=
las. Helen; :: grandmother's race,
Mrs. Wesley Ritchie; eldest man
Present, Mr,, ' 'George' • Hunter;.
youngest member 'present, Wanda.
Kanter..
When 5:30 came; all were ready
to 6partiake of a- good slipper in-`
eluding ,ice' cream: All ` went home
feeling' 'it was :a day ':well spent
McInnes -Falconer Reunion
The:Mc_Innes-Falconer' reunion
was held at the; ' home `of Mr.: and
Mrs.:.Calvert Falconer .of Blyth
With about 100 relatives present.
The Toting folks . had a "`ballgine
with Joe Falconer and Joe Tiffin
' captains:' After this races, and
games were held With winners
as follows:':from 1-4, Sandra, Fish-
er; :5-6, Beyin • Tiffin; girls '-:7-9,
.Mr.:and Mrs:• Grant Evans and :Mary Fisher, Joan Tiffin; boys
three,little sons, Garth, David & 7-•9, . Johnny' Petteplace, Joe Fal-,
,Brian . of Deer Lake, Sask, and toner; girls ' 10-1'2, Kathleen Fish-:
their another, ; Mrs.. Abe. Evans of � er, Janice McKee; boys .13-16
Siliviertori, Man., have been Visit-
ing Mrs. W. R Andrews, the lat.
per's • sister and ,their ' relatives.
Miss Lois Mole, will return with
them for la 'visit and wi11 .spend
a week in •Kansas. City..
,Mrs. ' '1Vfargaret .:Halfyard and
sister,` Miss Gertrude Diamond: of
St Johns, Newfoundland, visited
Mrs. J. G. Montgomery of the
village, and Mr; Gordon .T. Mont
Igomery wrh ile oh ' a visit to the
forrner's daughter,, Mrs. G. Mont-
:goniery, London. '
Visitors .recently with; Mrs. '''M:
Shackleton ,were Mr. and'': Mrs.
Lewis .rStonnhouse, Belgrave; , illtr;
and Mrs..Aythiir Edgar, Wingham
and Mi. Hugh MacDonald of the
Western States Saturday visitors -
were Mr. and;' Mrs. Orville Chain
hers and Mrs Lee Briggs of
Spaldinig,. Salk. Sunday. .'visitors:'
were Mrs.. Marguerite. Black, and.
Fred,. Mrs. Reid of Goderich, Mr.
and 14rs. 'Frank Bishop, Stratford.'
Visitors with Mr: Than';"°McCann
are his • sister, Mrs. Carrie Mc-
Cans, Simcoe and niece ,Miss Car-
rie O'Neil, Ooderich,
CARD OF THANKS •
'.Thefamily'' of .the late David
,Smith Errington .wish to thank
.friends and ,neighbors, for .floral
tributes, loan •of cars, acts of
kindness and expressions' of sym.,
pathy shown, them at thetime of
their'•bereavernent, Special thanks
to Rev., George Watt.
Jack, Cronin; married 'woirien's,
yayoe,• Mrs. John McInnes, Mar-
ried men's •race,` Joe .Tiffin; 3=
legged` race, .Joe . Tiffin and Jack
Cronin; paper plate. race, • Mrs..
Galla her a id—Arnol-d-Fa'leoner;-
paper 'brag 'race, Jack 'Cronin and
Wally ' Alexander: (tied).. Lead.
penal,' and orange ' relays .caused
And the job is. easy
when Y . ou• do away; with
lours of polishing. Use
B-H "'PERM&-LASTIC 1
varnish •to -put a bright,
lustrous 'finish on floors
and wood-
worrk.
JQ•HN W HBHDER$ON�
LUMBER ' LIIMiTED
much' 1un -as did -the : riiarecl'-
couples contest: Pri2es were giv
en to the oldest ;person • at :'.the ,
picnic, Mrs: 'Hester .',Falconer, of
Caledon; the youngest, Richard
Norman' Falconer; Pah ierston;
the largest . ainily present,:. Mr,
and "Mrs.:Joe Falconer,• Palmer
ston; the .one comingthe' .:farth
est, Mrs. (Rev). Gallagher: and
son Johnny of Texas;• the one
whose 'birthday was closest ;. to
July; '1st was 'Carl. ,Falconer orx:
June 30th. After•'this• •lunch':was
served • by ' 'the committee, in'
charge and then, the bus'inesspart
Of the. afternoon was „held.. The
new officers " for 1953 are; pres:,
Cecil- Falconer vice , pros., • Wm.
McInnes; sea.:-ireaa,, Mrs: Fred
Martin; lunch • comm 'ttee,
Wan. McInnes and Mrs. John 'Mc- :
Innes; sports committee, • ' Miss
Marilyn, Butler. 'Of Goderich and
Carl-`lconer; Blyth;—The-:=next
reunion Will be held at Teeswater
with Mr. .and 'Mrs. Wrri. McInnes
as hosts::
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while with her ,brothers, .Joh,►
and. Frank Sullivan,
Visitors with Mir. , and Mrs: P.
J. MurphyM
were r, and' 'Mrs.
Jack Fitzgerald and Mary Mir-
;ph.y, •
SOrething New : F
The Port El in Junior. Chamber of Commerce
.'.presents°.
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(FORMERLY "AQUA DAY"
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LAKEVIE Y PARK*
For* A Bigger And'.Better
CIVIC' 'hIOLIDAY .SHOW'
A Iajy Of Sparkling Exhibitions
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For It' r Dant ` Miss,
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