HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-10-27, Page 7WEDNESDAY, OCT.. 27th, ttfs.
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIONM $ VIN.
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PROGRESSIVE
WITH DOWN. TO • EAR
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AQI,ICIES
Your.. I��w
emocratic (andidate
in Bruce
K:INLOUGH
Intended for . lash. week)
Tom MacDonald, South : Line,
has purchased 'a building lotfrom
Russell Hewitt and plans to. .build
a .new home.
Several friends visited, with . Mrs.
.Margaret McPherson on her 83rd
birthday.
Misses Nellie a n d Margaret
Malcolm of Lucknow and ' Miss:
Helen Malcolm of .Toronto visited
on Saturday with Misses. Edna
and May Boyle.
'Congratulations to Mr. and Mus.
Phillip • Breckles' (nee. Cheryl. Pol-
lock) who • were *harried in the
Ripley United Cl' z ch , on. Satur-
day.,
aturday., •
.On. Sunday next, October 24th,
the Anglican service will be held
at 1:30 p.m.
Mr, and •Mrs. : Dan McInnes and
family visited with Mr. and Mrs.
William .McPherson a n d Mrs;
1
Margaret McPherson.
Visitors . during theweek with
Mr.and Mrs. • Dan McInnes and
family were Mrs. Richard Weir-
meir
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mein a n d family . of Elmwood,:
Mary McInnes, ' Gordon, Jim and
Joe of .Teeswater, . Mr, and Mrs.
Alex Butler, Myrtle Johnston. of
Goderich. .
.Miss . Winnifred. Percy and Mrs.
William Camjbeil of Kinloss- vis-
ited on Tuesday, ` with Mrs. Jack',
Hartwick. • at Kincardine. • Is
ZIPPY ZIO.NETTES
The third .meeting of the Zippy.
Zionettes ,was held on T uesday,.
October 12th, at. 4:00 p.m., at the
home of Mrs. Harvey Ritchie..
The president opened the meeting
with;. all repeating the 411 Pledge.
The next meeting is to .be !Meld
at . Nancy Kirkland's. Mrs. Hun-
ter dismissed, the French seam
a n d markings, M r s. Anderson.
discussed the ' Lapped ' seam and;
the grain and' stay stitching. Wan-
da. Hunter and )omia . Ritchie de-
monstrated machine .basting and
using �a tracincwheel and paper.
The meeting closed with the• .4H
Creed. •
The • fourth meeting of the Zip-
19 Z:onettes was . held October.,
h, t 4:00 •p.m., at the home
of lncy Kirkland. Brenda Rit-
chie opened • the meeting and all
repeated Lie 441 Pledge. The roll
call was answered with a ' suit-
able seam for your ' material. The
progress of sleeping garments was
discussed. Mrs. Anderson demon-
strated how to make and, how to
use . corded piping. 'Mrs., Hunter
demonstrated.: how to make bias
binding from the true. bias.. The
° meeting was closed with the 441
Creed.
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Ashfield' Approve
Goderich High
School Additi�n
At the regular meeting of Ashy-
field) Township council, a court. all
revision". was held on the Lane
Dram. The , contract was awarded
to Don " Rock, Kincardine, at a
[ price of , $5490, . with' the Township
supplying tile and culverts.
I Approval was given to ' an, ad-
dition to t h e Goderich District
Collegiate Institute at ; an estim-
ated cost of $1,027,548.00; Ash
field's share would be ' $39,044.66.
• The assessment . roll f o r 1966
was presented and council. decid-
ed to hold ecurt of revision at,
the November meeting. '
The tender • of A,B C. Structural.
Concrete of Brampton for supply:
ing prestressed beams f o r the
MacDonald bridge was acme .p teed
at ,a price of $10,218.00: '
Application was Made for inter-
im payment of the road subsidy
for 1965. Nomination • date` was:
set for November 26th with elec
tion if ,,necessary on December
6th, 1965. .•
The following' accounts were 'or-
1
orf dered paid. •
Richard West, $33600 J o h n:•
Nicholson, . $2&4.20;' Cliff Menary,.
$54.05; • John Howard, $14.95; Im-
perial
sm -
perial, Off Ltd:, fuel a'nd tan;,
' $204.50; . B.. M.' Ross ' Assoc.., fee
for road 'culvert, $200.00; Corrt
gatedPipe Co., culverts, $432.22; •
George Elliott Const., bulldozing,
$24:.00; Canadian Oil ,Co.,' g a s,
I $8.50; 'Montgomery Motors, . gas,
$10,29; ' Elwin Petrie, gas, : $3.80;
Mrs. J. Donaldson,. •'g a' s $500;
Reg Broome,., cutting. weeds,.$79.-
75; Richard West, telehone calls,
$13.05;;• Dominion •Road " Machin-'
ery Co., repairs, $274.68; Sandy:
Contracting : Co., gravel, ' ,$9850:60;
Glenn Campbell, chain saw; •83.00;
Murray Johnston, fill, $55.00; J.
C Drennan, land .taken. for road,
$5).00, .The London Free Press,
tenders Lane Drain,' $11.60
Pinecrest Manor Nursing :Home,.
8180.00, Douglas Printing 'Servic-
es,
. Services, sheets assessment roll, $29.61;.
Glenn Cainpbell;,'garbage collec-
tion and' caretaking at park, $410.:-
00;
410.=00; . Ross Eedy, .:tile drainage,
51200;00; Robt. MacGregor,' drain-
age :inspector, '$10:00; Paul /•Cae-
sar, assessor -- salary, 5700.00;
Donald M. Simpson, .'Bylaws Fitz-
gerald „dram, 8110.00; Donald' M.
Simpson, By-laws L ane drain,
.$85.00; R ober t Nicholson an
Sons, 'Fitzgerald drain, ' :$2000.00
Roberti Nicholson ' and Sons, Far
risk '.McDonald, $2000.00; J o" h n..
Inglis, Alton drain,. $600.00“.Eldon
Austin, ..destroying dogs, $10.007/
Donald M.. Simpson
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BOWLINGNEWS".
LADIES AFTERNOON BOWLING
(Manday, October 18*)
The high single this week was
captured by Edna Rayner . with
'r 276. flat. • This week's high, 'triple.
goes to Marion: MacKinnon. with
539 • f I.a L. Marion MacKinnon's.
Bluebirds • 3 points, Yvonne Dou
ghtery's Wrens 1 :point; •", Wilma
• Chisholm's Canaries 4 points, Is-
abelle'' Eedy's Orioles ;" 0� points;
Shirley Hawthorne's \Robins 4
}aoints Marie. Button's Cardinals
o points .
Point Standings Robins 15, Can-
aries ' 11,. Cardinals. 1'I,' Bluebirds
7, Wrens 3, Orioles 2. Games ' of
200 and over Edna Rayner 276,,
Marion ' MacKinnon 205, Yvonne
Dougherty •202, •Elia Hackett 212,
Tillie Hackett 200, Mildred Cam-
eron 210, Ferne MacDonald 201, ,
Jessie Chester 228, Marie : Stew-
art .226,
LADIES. EVENING. BOWLING
(October lath)
Rubies tank 3 points from -the
P ,earls. Both Diamonds and Rhin-
estones and the Sapphires an` 4
Emeralds divided the four points.
between ' them,giving each team
2 i points. Kathy 'Gibson took the
honours .:with a 288 single and a.
691
0Teaml Standing. Rubies
13, Sap-
phires 10, Emeralds 9, Rhine
stones4,
7, Diamonds- 5, Pearls '
e
Games over ' 200: • Kathy Gibson.
212, 288, Marie Johnston 225,
Gwn Caesar 237, • Ruth Jardine
208, Anna Johnstone 233, , Janet
Ashton 207, Jessie Joynt 221, Kay`
Forster 217.
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