The Lucknow Sentinel, 1950-10-26, Page 6THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ,ONTARIO
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INSURANCE MEN. 'MET
AT DUNGANNON LAST WEEK
The .West Wawanosh Mutual
Fire Insurance Company was host
at. Dungannon last'•Wednesday to
•officers of a group of 12 fire
insurance companies. Sixty rnen
were ..present, including presi-
dents, secretaries .and.directors of
the conpanieS,. who. .convene.:
twice .yearly toreview business,
Others- .present. • were: J, G. Gib-
bons,. Toronto,' supervisor of farm.,
m utual insurance; Herb Tuntz,
Formosa, • president . of 'the Mut-
ual .Underwriters Association; and
Walter Cross, Galt, secretary '.of
the Mutual Urnderwriters ,Associ-'
ation.
The • meeting. was . an •all -day
session; held in the Dunganngri
parish -;hall, and •at. noon, the local
compan y entertained, • at 'a . full, -
course .turkey dinner served : in
the Dungannon • United Church
basement,. with 'the women of the
church catering. •
Improvements have recently
been made ,at the:' local, office, of.
which Durnin Phillips is ,secret-
ary. A new vault has. extended
the spa:ee of, the office, which has'
been renovated :with :new walls
and ceiling and: floor .covering...
-Things .' stored: in far. •away
places are worth money sell.
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THURS.;" OCTOBER 26th, 1950'.
COUNCIL:MINUTES
KINLOSS TOWNSHIP
Council- met in the Hall,' Oct -
Ober IOth. Present, Reeve Tiffin
and. Councillors Carruthers a n
Lavis,
The .minutes of the last regular
meeting of Sept. 17th and special.
meeting •of Sept. 22nd as read
were approved and signed:
A donation of $25,00 was voted
to the ' •Lucknow Agricultural
Society; '
The Engineer's report .on the
extension. of Branch • B of • the
Ackert Municipal Drain' wras:read
. and • adopted, ' . • •
• sulpplementary. • by-law, ;for
the amount of $2,000 to, cover: the:
cost of' bridge on.'Con•. 2T'.was pass-
•ed =and forwarded„ to the D ept,
of• Highways ,for approval, -this
being an emergency. item. on road
expenditure.'
A, by-law was passed for the
borrowing .of an additional .$3000
until taxes; are--co11ected.
;Council then : adjourned to
meet on Monday, November 13th
at the. usual time, and' at two
O'clock inthe a<co.urt.
of revision on the 1951 assess-
mzent roll.. All appeals against as
sessrnent..to. be. in Clerk's, hand's:
ten days previous to above date.
Cheques issued':.. John Inglis, •in
full' const. McMillan drain, ;$550.;:
Rod ,'Inglis, lifting tile,.' Gaunt
drain, 97;00; D.. 11..•Cu 3rnings,.
new 'tile Gaunt, drain, 142.00;' Har-.
old McQuillin, .1 .fox bounty, .13)0;
W.'"Freeborn, ,certifying'reyised
Voters' Lists,' .8.00; J, R. Lane, re -
Vision' 'Voter&
evision''V•oter& Lists,. 35:45; Wm,
Scott,, revision Voters' Lists, 0.80;-
LucknoW Co -Op Store, :'-relief,.
2346; Lucknow Agricultuta1:Soe
iety, ' grant,' 25:00,;' K. & G. Con:-
struction Co., work on Scott -Tif-
fin drain, 80.00 Charles ..Elliott,
work ,on Scott -Tiffin' drain,.. 20.40;
George Tiffin, commission fee,'
Scott -Tiffin drain,47.50; Mrs.., Jas.
Smith,:., ;caretaking, • 5.00,
Lane, unemployment stamps.. and
postage; 13.60"
sem.
pace contribute; in the 8ervice,.of the connminityy
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John, Labatt, Limited..
TEACHEitS' CONVENTION
HELIV AT CHESLET THURS,.
The 1959 Convention: .of the
Bruce (in Part), Huron (in part)'
Teachers' Institute was Heid' in •
the Town. Ball, Chesley, on Oct-
ober 19th with an attendance• of
some 250 'teachers. The teachers
had an opportunity to visit the
new .Chesley public :school.• and
inspect its facilities,
Mr Wilfred Campbell of'Glani'
is presided. at both sessions—At
At
the morning session Rev. J. S.
Bonham, pastor of St, John's Un-
ited , .Church., took the opening.
exercises. Mayor Foix of Chesley
welcomed. the teachers. T-he'c'hief
speaker 'was Mr, George ' N.. Ed-`
Wards,. B.A.; `BPaed , inspector.
of "P rblic Schools, • "Stratford, an
author. of •"several books on .Fng
fish 'for '.,Elementary Pu•:b 1 i c:
Schools Mr Edwards ,gave a very
interesting stalk on Primary read
Highway cheques:, Pay Roll No: -
10';' 487.75; George Hiltz, gas .and
oil,' 2.05; George :Scott, vuleaniz-,
ing; 21.00-; Rae 8i• Porteous,.:ceni
ent: for ;Bridge,'.; Con. 2, ':427,50.;'
Dominion Road.,00., inserts, '.1 12;x.:
E. H. Agnew, premium' -road ,in-
surance, :282.6,6 Clayton Looby,:
Dept. of 1-iighways, gas 'tax; :48.95
R • Foister," welding, :9,0,0; Hun-
ter's Garage; head light and fluid,'
4.75; Rae & Porteous,' hose,: x:97;
.C: E McTay.ish,;fuel oil• &, grease,
34.44;: W : G. Percy,: stamps;
J. R:: LANE,' Clerk
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ing n.
The teachers broke up • into 4
groups and 'met separately:: The
Federation of. Women Teachers'
Associations o:f. Ontario, The On-
tario Public School Men Teacher.s,
Federation, • The : Ontario English,
Catholic Teachers' 'Association &
'the' Music Teachers' 'Federation.,
At .the afternoon . session Mr,,
H. A. Newstead, KA. of ,tee ,,Vo•-
cation;al•-:Guidance-=--13-ranch, O.n--
tario Department of Education
was : the chief Speaker and' gave
an address, on Guidance;
Mr: Game and Mr. Gilroy; Pub-
lic School •inspectors, spoke ,brief-
ly • to the teachers.
The 'following Officers'were el'
ected`•for the con -Ling 'year: pres-
ident Mr: George C:. King; Tees=
water, • vice• ',pies., Mr.' Howard
Collins, Port Elgin; :sec:,' ,'West
Bruce, Miss' E. .:MacKenize, Kiri-
sardine,.. treas., West' Bruce, .Mr,
VV. E. Thompson,.;Ki:ncardine, sec-
treas.,' East Bruce, Mr:"Harry W:
Alton; Walkerton
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Mr: and Mrs. Don 'McFarlan`
family Of. Kiriloi:igh.. visited Sun
day with: Mr. l and Mrs. ''Benson'
Shackleton .and family;
1W. and Mrs: Jack Curran•, Ste
,wart and: 'Ralph- and, 'Mrs. Ray-
mond Finnigan spent a day re-
cently in
e-cently'in London and Spring'v'$le.
Mr, and Mrs. Chester Finnigan
spent. a :Sunday` :evening 'recently:
.with Mr. and Mrs. Mel. Henry &'
family` at Pine River. '
Mr., and •Mrs.•Jack .Curran 'and
family spent Sunday with Mr; `&
Mrs. Ronald Treleaven Si! Linda
in; Goderich'.. •
Mrs. Clifford Crozier, '.Mrs. Jim 1
Sherwood; `Mrs.Kilpatrick
.'and Mrs. Edna McWhinney and.
Mrs. J. Curran attended the' W.
M. S. • thankoffering meeting at
'Port Albert•.on Wedresday.night
where •Miss Claire McGowan. of
Blyth was ,guest speaker,
%Mr.'and iMrs. -Eugene flanson‘
of 'East : Tawas, Mich., .are -peri -
ing a few .days; with her brother;
Mt. and Mrs,. S. J.. Kilpatrick.
HONORED .ON RETIREMENT
On Tuesdaye.venin g, October
3rd, about+•fifty friends and neigh-
bors with several retired CNR en..;
gineers and their wives gathered
at the home of Mr. and Mrs; Wrn..
Scrimigeour to honor Mr. Scrim-
•geour on his retirement as'engin-
eer and also or the occasion of
,his ibirthday .
A. very enjoyable' evening was
spent' and the group presented
Mr. Scrimgeour with.' a purse of
money .arid Mrs. Scrimgeour was
°giveh„ ab,beautiful pottery dish. —
Palrierston. , Observer..
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