HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-04-28, Page 5WEDNESDAY, ►PR1 28th: 9.6S•
THE 1UC040W SE;NTINELR LUCKNOW4 ONTARIO
Lucknow—Community Scile
Monday, May 3rd '1 i00
ACCOMIODATIlN .FOR 400 HEAD $2.00 PER HEAD
Robert McIntosh .
PHONE - 164.11 Ripley, 528.9912 Lucknow
E. MacLENNAN, A. MacINTYRE AUCTIONEERS
Calvin -Brick UC
HoId
(WHITE.CH,UR:CH, NEWS)
Calvin -Brick: U.C.W. held their
Thankoffering meeting on Sunday
evening in the church, when ,the
congregation and the Messengers
were their guests.
The call ,to worship and med.,
itation .on. Easter was given by'
Mrs. Norman' Coultes._ After' the
singing of a hymn Mrs. Alex Ro-
bertson read the scripture. Hymn
763 was read in unison.. Mrs.. Alex
Robertson led .in. prayer, and Miss.
Linda McGee gave. a poem " --k
"The Oldest Easter Message.".
Brian Jamieson ' and Donald • Pat-,
tison received the' offering which
• was ' : dedicated . 'with • prayer • by
Mrs: Alex . Robertson. A quartette,
Margaret' and Marilyn Robertson,
Marian :McGee and ' Cathy 'Chan-
dler • sang "Tell Me; The. Story of
Jesus." Mrs : Norman Coulter,
gave a . story on ,Easter, . telling
of how the fashions of eggs and
Easter : rabbits ' all ' came: into be-
ing. •
The, guest speaker, Mrs: Mac-
,. DOnald
ac-,.'Donald of . Teeswater, showed
slides of . Trinidad and gave • a
. • .commentary. She said the island
• • of Trinidad is 40 miles by 60
miles, about: the' size. of Huron:.
County, b•t; ''800,000 people live
there. Their ...main exports•; are
oil, : petroleum and asphalt which
is manufactured from pitch in a;
lake: :There are.: 2 seasons;. wet.
and dry; Mrs. Jackson ' thanked
the speaker ' and presented her
with a . gift.
Mrs. . Gilbert . Beecroft presided
for the business period. The • min-
utes ' were • read by Mrs. John
Jamieson." Mrs. 'Ronald .Coultes
gave •treasurer's statement and
reported the .Bake Sale proceeds
were around $68.00 , after : expen-
ses. Calvin -Brick U.C.W.: • are to
be' guests of Wingharn on April
22nd, when they will e 'shown
how to make things ou'.ofF , las-
tic. and ', drift. wood, 'and on yfay
12 ; they are invited to, Belgrav e,
to a : Hobby Carnival, 2 : to 5 p.m.
in '.the''afternoon and 7;30..:to 9:30
in the evening. Rugs, paintings,.
quilts, noveltieswill.. be exhibited.
'The anniversary :is;' set, 'for May
30th • and. , the next.: meeting ; will.
ae ::May 31st... /
Mrs. •J :' H. Anderson, London,.
widow of: the late :. Rev. ' J. ' 11.
Anderson, wrote to Mrs: Gilbert:
Beecroft to .learn- if, there was
anything the• ladies could stuggest
that she. .could- donate, which
would be useful to their church
in: • memory ' of, 'her late. : husband
whom we recall passed away
while;delivering a sermon in the
church. Mrs. 'Gordon 'McBurney
and Mrs. Norman Coultes .:were
appointed' to take care of this.,
In :June ;a 'bale will be packed
of 'used clothing and nylons, Mrs.:
Beecroft reported on. the •channels
through " which., . givings have 'been
passing' In future it is hoped ..to
send all in to the ,treasurer: of the
church and, send direct to Tor -
KinJcss,:fiov n
:Council' 4.Minutes-.
Kinloss, Council met in ' regular
session on Monday, April 5th,
1965. 'Reeve P. A. Murray .and.
Councillors' • Conn, Evans;• Rll'iott
and Haidenby present. °
The .following, motions Were
passed; and,,.bills 'authorized, paid..
That the minutes of the last reg-:
War .meeting of March '.1st and
special meeting of Mareh 12th be
adopted as .read..; ;.w
That • we pay the Rual Munic-
ipalities Association . fee $15.00
for 1965:'
That • the Council of the . Township
of Kinloss request . the Bruce
County Highways. Committee 'to
spend the $12,000• alotted for 'brid-
ge
ridge construction, on. County road-
's onconstruction of road.
That 'we accept ' the tender of
Ray Stanley ha i g ..and.
1 a
.S y . for ng ,. ul and o d
ing pit run gravel subject In P.R.
0..appro\al.
That'we do ;not accept any ten
tiers for crushing gravel and :re-
turn deposit cheques.
` • That . ' we .tender for • crushing
and ' hauling ' approximately 7000.
cubic: yards of gravel. Contract-.
or to • . properly strip. pit. Gravel
must pas s. through 3/4, • inch.
screen: 61.00. yards to be oil road
by 'August 1st,. 1965, ' balance. as
required byroad superintendent.
Crusher to be shovel fed. Ten
ders ' to. be in , by. 6 p.m. April 17th,
1965: .
That the, Township. . renew. their'
lease . with Russell Bushell on,
road' allowance between' Con. 12
and 3rd . R-�S.D. • .Road; west 'of
:side road 5-6 and side road, 10-11'
3 R. ` S.D. lioad.,
',hat we insure with 'Culross
Mutual .Fire Insurance. Coinpany,•
`the. Township: •Hall and shed" and'
contents, and•.the Clerk and Reeve
sign ..the application: Premium
shed $17.55, ' Hall $54.01. for three
years:
That we `adjourn to meet May'
3rd; `or at `the ball of the Reeve:
• General . Account:. 'James Mor
:rison, , Whitechurch . Street Lights,:
$8.81; .Donald Morrison, .fox ,.boun-
ty, $4.60; . Maitland . Valley , Con-.
servation Authority, •$17.12; Dr. D.
G. Bagworth, ' dental care, $810;.
Carruthers' Nursing Home, • NA
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• SANITATION .PRODU.CTS FROM.,
Gordon
J�bnstone:
iN LUCKNOW
AT 'THE .JOHNSTONE:. SEED. CLEANING. 'PLANT
PHONE 5204719
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Horne Care, $122.25; Ontario Hy-
'dro, . Whitechurch Street • Lights,
$28.13; P. S R. Malcomson, cer-
tifying voters ' lists, $3.00, Town.
of ' Orillia, welfare . charge back,
$16.20; Rural Municipalities,,, mem-
bership fee,' .$15.00; G. H.. Wall,.
part Salary, office ice supplies;• $71;
08; Mrs. Mansfield, supplies, $18;-
12.
Highways: 'Dick. NcQuillin, gra
der. operator, .$183.69; Eldon
Welsh, labour $159.00;; A. Hughes
$167.50; Unemployment Insurance,
'employees share, • $2.64; Eldon.
Welsh, mileage, $1.20; Albert Por-
ter, - cleaning•' out culvert :. 30th.
sideroad, '$15.00; Skeeoch• Office
onto;. After singing a hymn, .Mrs.
Norman 'Coulte gave .the Bene-.
diction, 1
or ottcti.a
Right ndw., Jammy ',thinks 'of nothing but
football. But -time flies and' soon he'll be thinking
ofcollege. and his future:. Thanks to a Sun 'Life
.,educational Endowment. policy which his father
took out soon after fiis 'son was born,, a college
'education . and • a place. on • the football team
should bot' be realities."
l'tn associated w?th, Sum Life of
Canada, the` Company with rhe policy
that., tight for you and your fancily;
Why` not call me today? '
WILLIAM 1. KINANAN
11.R. 2 Lucknow
Phone, Wingharn ' 35 7-1 48 7
:-SUN Li.FE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANAPD
A .MU'R'AL COMPANY
TOP .QUALITY ESSO. .. ,
HEATING EQUIPMENT
. (oleasy,.10.year,.budget terms) '.
HQ�IE[EAT
SERVI
:AT NO. COT'TO. Y0'
HAVENS'
• ?1 urnbing, and *' Heating
tssO. OIL
BURN,
Sales ainrf Serl icie
' i qM ' $ E AZ' SEiRV10E.
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Supplies, typewriter, $166.45; .. On-
tario Culverts, $340.13; Valley
Blades Ltd., $131.86; A. Hughes,
stamps, $1.00;, Chas. Sittler, snow
plowing, .. $266.00; ' , Yundt Bros.
Const, $17.10;, John. W Hender-
son, $9.92; A. Hughes,. license
twp truck; :$2,00;; Daily Com-
mercial News, gravel adv., $14.:-
10; Ont. Good. 'Rds. Assoc., reg.'
istration ' Road ' School,. $30.00;;
Thos. Mansfield, . •supplies,. $2.09;
Ray; Stanley, snow plowing, $453.- •
75; , Employer's Unemployment'';
Ins..; $2.64; . Raynard Ackert, snowy
removal, $29.001 'Culross Ins. Co.,
Ins.• on . shed 3. years,. $17.55.
G. ' H. Wall Cleerk.
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