HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-10-20, Page 11a
WEDNESDAY, OCT.. 20th, 1965.
Joint Meeting
Pine River U.C'.W.
(Amberley and District' News)
A joint meeting of Unit 1 and 2
of Pine River United Church was
held on Tuesday evening of last
Week, with an attendance of Chir-!
ty-five, '
M r s, Leonard Irwin .presided
for Unit 1. a n d correspondence
and minutes 'were. read, by Mrs.
• Mervyn Hooey: A card of thanks
was received f.om Miss' Winn=
fred Warren •who bad been ,ill; in
Walkerton Hospital Roll call' was
answered' with , a ' Thanksgiving
verse: Names drawn . for mem-
bers of Unit 1 to act on • t h e
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THE LUCKNOW' SENTINEL,,
nominating committee were Mrs.
William 'Courtney ' and Mrs. Geo-
rge Wightman and for Unit 2,
were • Mrs. Gordon Elliott a d
Mrs. William Ferguson, The trea-
surer's report was given by Mrs.
George Wightman and a financial
report by • . M r s. • Eldon .Bradley
who attended a meeting of U.C.W..
at Pinkerton,
Mrs. Duncan. Thin -urn conven-
ed .the program and opened her. ;
part of the meeting with prayer
followed by a hymn. Mrs. Wesley
Robb gave a Thanksgiving pray-
er . on rural life. `
The scripture: reading and com-
ments were given • by • Mrs. , .Donald
Courtney and the story on "Than-.
ksgivifg ...fragrance.'Mrs. Dun-
can, Thorburn ..gave a reading on
the "House with a Secret" . which
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LUCKNOW ONTARIO-
Pl1GE ELEVEN
, was the home of Joseph Scriven,
composer of the hymn - "What a
friend we have in Jesus." This.
was followed with a duet by
Phyllis Bradley and Joyce Thor -
burn who sang .the ' hymn. They
were • accompanied by Mrs. Er-
nie .Gibson. . -
A , Harvest -Home reading w,;a s
given by M r s. Eldon . Bradley,
mentioning h ow thankful ' we
should be for ' the abundance.: of
our • land andfor heal t, h and
strength, and: 'was .followed ' with
"the hymn "Come. yekthankful Peo-
ple Come."
Mrs. , William Ferguson who was
.delegate . from the U.C.W. spoke
about the Convention .at McMas-
t e r. University, at Hamilton on
"Christian Education." ' In, h e r
remarks she said it was to be
hoped that women would co-op-
s" erate in the new curriculum and
how, .with dedicated hands and.
• hearts we , may be strengthened
• by each ' other's faith.
A' panel discussion 'on the theme
"All our Living" with . Mrs. Sam
Snobelen, Mrs. ' John' Ferguson,
Mrs.. John Blue and Mrs. • Duncan'
Thorburn taking part,was an in-
teresting part of the program . al-
so.. • ,
After . the closing hymn: and . ben-
ediction,
enediction, . lunch was served and
a sale. -af^ homemade • candy and
baking was . held, :.which' 'brought
an . appreciable sum.. 1 ,
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is your stand ori
lOw: ne..cost record.? .
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Mr McIntosh
I didn't even know they had one!.
Interviewer
Let.. me explain: net cost of a
life insurance policy means 'how
much nonek ,you ' get out coin
pared to how much money :you
'Ott in. Mutual: Life policies, in
the long run, are out in front.
Mr: McIntosh •
Is that so? •
Interviewer
Right !And The Mutual Life has
maintained . this enviable record
for some • years now.
M.r. Mcintosh
...I3ow come?
Interviewer.
"'� is 'of factors ... including a
The Mutual Life
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yi. ovncE wwrtatOO iNTARto/ESTABusasndeft
fiend.
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244' FRANCES STREET
WINGHAM, ONTARIO.
PHONE: 357-27'40
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'Sounds like something I Should
look into a little more. Where
could I...?
Interviewer
Just call your nearest Mutual
Life of"Canada representative.
REPRE$ENTATIVE: .•
.. 'council Minute
HURON TOWNSHIP'
Huron* .. Township ' Council held.
the October meeting with all me-
tubers. present. A representative
from D o w Chemicals discussed
Rulene treatment • for, w a r b. l e
grubs and 'offered to hold, a . de-
monstration at ' some farm.
Council gave approval.., lo t,h e
formation of a Revolver Club : at.
the Rifle range on Con. '12; Ac-
cepted the assessors . roll as• Pre.=
sented by the . County Assessor,
Mr. • E. Finnegan; ° and;instructed
the Road Superintendent: to advert -.
rase for snow plow tenders.
The following: accounts weree .:,or-
dered paid: Township- Elliott Ca-
rruthers, hall supplies,16.21; $6.21; An-
nie MarRinnon, care 'of hall
00; Bill Kempto , auling a
back hoe at. ball, '$4800; Benso
Hdwe,, hall. supplies, $15.92; Pol-
lock Electric, repairs to 'hall, $41.-
32, Kincardine . News, , advertise-
ments, $10.20;• Lloyd.:Wylds,. ' ,cut-
ting .grass at . parks; $14.00; Stew-
art Shiells, . cedar for hall; ' $4.50;
Mrs: Fludder, Nursing Home
I Care; $116.25; . Telephone . System,
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Office; unemployment s' t a m p s,
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1'30phone and tolls; $13.41; 'Pos
,$18.96.. •
Roads . and Bridges: Wayne Lo
wry, superintendent, $205.00; Bill.
Scott,' grader, :$342.82; • B e n s o n
Hdwe. brushkill, $29.64;: Dominion
Road: Machinery, blades, $144:25;
D. G. MacDonald, diesel fuel, $15:-
95; Recon Steel Ltd., bridge steel,
$2093.00; Reeves Const , ":payment
On Pollock . bridge, $10,376.60; Lan
1RWIN`Si
CONSTRUCTION
GENERAL CONTRACTIllf
BULLDOZING -BACK NM
SAND -GRAVEL HAULAGE
528-3048 LUCKNOW
kin Motors, servicing truck,' $25--
53; Franks: garage,. cutting . pipe,
$2.60; Durham Hdwe., • :welding.
gas, $9.00;, Ontario Culverts, new
culverts, $46.00; .. Department, of
Highways,: t a p e, $26.55; Harry
Coning, hauling . gravel,- $566.06;
B i l l -'Kempton, hauling, gravel,
$253.72; Murray Campbell; gravel,
$94.00; John : MacDonald,.. gravel,
$54.40; • John.: 'McLean, dozer at
fence bottom, i$7.50
Council adjourned :to meet'., on
November ' 1st.
Earl Tout, .Clerk..
Is Your . Subscription Renewed?
MORTGAGE: SALE
F FARM PROPERTY
TO BE HELD AT 11:00 A.M.
II Saturday, .1965'November
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On the premises herein advertised .
The undersigned will by virtue of the Power of • Sale con-
tained, in a certain rnortage which will.. be produced. at time of
'.sale,. offer :for sale by'Public' Auction, .a.:farm consisting of',
approximately_
102 acres w''t' about 92 acres tilable,' described'
ayParts of Lots 20, 21 and ; 22j Concessions ` 1, S D.R., Township
of Kincardine, County of Bruce.
Upon the said premises there is said to be erected a . good
frame house, good dairy barn,' siloand other buildings..
The property . will be offered for sale subject to ,`.a: reserve
Twenty-five. per cent of the purchase money to : be paid in
cash (ten per ..cent at time of sale and fifteen per cent within
thiity days thereof), the balance tobe secured under :a Sale.
Agreement... not exceeding twenty years, .with interest at five
per cent '.(5%) per annum.
For further particulars: and conditions of sale, apply to
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20 . EGLINTON AVENUE ' EAST
TORONTO 12, ONTARIO.
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