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OPEN SATURDAY: NIGHTS, IN TEESWATER
Beginning March 2lst , `
KINLOUGH and DISTRICT
The Holyrood W -I met on Thtir grandparents Mr. ' and; Mrs
sdaY • afternoon. with Mrs. Alex Percy. .
Alex
Mr�.,.and Mrs:
Percy and Mi.'..Jack Ackert,: hos- Chris Stark, Mary
Jane and Frank o.,:. Kincardine
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tesses Mrs..Lyman Sutton pre- •
were recent visitors with Mr:. and
sided and Mrs Jack Ackert was Mrs L. an;. Sutton:
secretary. Communications were
Mr; and ,Mrs. William Stanley.
:read. ° The District Directors ;con of Clinton ton . visited with Mr. and.
ference wil' be ''held ,on. May . ,6th` ,
Mrs: Alex Percy
and 7th.. Mrs: Harold •Haldenby
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reported that .the . Boys Scouts' are
holding .: an old. time dance on
Monday, March 30th : Judges. for
the '° apple pie contest were Mrs.
Howard 'Harris, • Mrs. .. William
Eadie and Miss Edna Boyle with
the ' prizes going to Mrs. Lyman
Sutton and =Mrs:' Pt' A. Murray:
T• he roll. call. "An interesting item,
read, in the press about another
Institute." Ken Roulston won the
W.I ` cup for public- speaking. His-
torical. Research reports were giv-
en. Mit.
iv-en:.Mrs. William Kempyn invited
the` `ladies • to her, .•home - for the
April . meeting and ..also gave : an
Irish reading. Mrs.: Howard Harris
Was ppr��o�gram. ,convener • and gave
a r on 4 March and 'con-
ducted'.
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ducted- an Irish contest. The topic
• "Public Relations" was given by
Miss Edna . Boyle. Mrs. William
Eadie: gave the motto '. `.`The, brook
• would lose its song if we removed
the. rocks.'.' .Mrs: Ellwiood..Elliott
gave a reading . "February.' 29th."
Miss Jean Sutton, "winner , of the
public speaking at Wingham,.;ably:
dealt :'with..' her. topic ; "Canadian
Unity."' The meeting closed with
the • singing: of God Save, the . Queen
and the Institute . Grace. , ' .Mrs.
, � '.. Howard Harris gave the courtesy
remarks and, •'delicious refresh-
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ilnents were. served. Directors
• / Mrs. William . Eadie and . Mrs..
Howard. Harris..
' Miss Leanne Haldenby. visited
Wednesday afternoon with. . her
March sof Dimes
':n Lucknow •
.MONDAY,.
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MARCH 16
, conducted by:
Members of the
,..Ladies' Auxiliary, to
the 'Canadian Legion
• BE PREPARED WHEN
'THE LADIES CALL!
Award Gravel Bid,
Make Appointment
Ashfield Township council met
on March 3 with all ,members; pre-
sent. The minutes of the last meet-
ing were read and approved on
motion of Howard and Boyd.
Reed-Boyd—accept , the tender of.
George: 1✓lliott Construction for
crushing. • and-. -delivering approx-
imately 20,000 cu.' yds. of gravel
at 79_ cents per yd. ••
Reed -Barger . =- accept tender of
Tom Phittyss ',for. spraying ' cattle
for Warble Fly Control at 12 cents
;per head per spraying.
Barger -Boyd. to •accept- ' ap-
plication ,of Victor Hoy for . war-
ble fly inspector at $1 per ;hour.
Reed -Howard to accept tender. of
Harvey. Kilpatrick .' for suppying
Warbicide Powder at $4.70 per 15
lb. bag.: •
Barger - Howard to engage Ho-
ward Gibson, engineer to investi-
gate the retaining,wallon the river
at Port Albert east of the old high-
way bridge.
Howard -Barger to have the clerk.
call . for tenders for a new pick-up
truck:
By-law No. 4 for the 'expenditure.
of $68,000 on roads in . 1964 was
given three readings and forward-
ed to the Department of High-
ways for approval' on _motion of
Boyd. and Howard.
Boyd Reed to% pay the accounts.
ROAD ACCOUNTS: '=
John Nicholson, grader operator
$136.75; Reg. Broome,; wingman,
$32.00; Wm. J. Irwin; labour, $30.;
Richard West,road supt. $135:50;
Paul: Caesar, ,.labour $30.; Ron:
Gardner, ;labour, $5.; Daily Com-
mercial News,. ' tenders $31.80;
Irwin's Garage, ' Lucknow, . sheer
puns and .labour, $5.58; Lucknow,
Co-op, saw :blade $1.17; Jack •,. Far -
Mrs. W. P. passed assed : away . risk, `. snowplowing, '' .$396.50, Tom
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suddenly at her home. in Toronto. (Helm, , snowplowing, $386.75; -MurWe extend 'Sympathy to the ;ber- ray.Johnston, snowplowing,- $264.
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eaved relatives.Murray `Mrs. Frank Maul- Johnston, :.snowplowing,
den Mr: and Mrs. Malcolm Lane ,:$162:50; W. R.; Mole, sanding, x$28.;
ands John - attended ' the - funeral Cliff ; Menary, . cutting trees, haul=
which was held in • Toronto on • leg. blades, ,$30.;: Clayton Anderson,
Saturday.Misses Nellie and Mar-: cutting trees' . (chain ;saw) $70:
Llo d Reid seethe (tractor) , 10
garet Malcolm .(coinins)• •were, un- Y g $ ;.
aNeil :MacKenzie, cutting trees
bie . °to 'attend.
Mr: and .Mrs. L an ;Sutton and (chain saw) $9: County.' of Huron,
Jean attended the' funeral of Mrs.
buckthorn control $9.46; Township
Ernest Uhler at 'Walton:, of Ashfield, . MacKenzie .. drain,
• Holyrood W.1: '' held 'their' card, ` $61995, Richard /West, expenses to
convention; $40Iry
; William J; ' in,
party on Wednesday evening, Welding $5. •
March 4th in the hall.: Winners
were: high :lady, Mrs. Ed Thomp- GENERAL ACCOUNTS:
son;, high gent, Mr. Harvey Hops Donald MacKenzie, ."salary and
'ton.: Lucky chair.; Mr. P ' A. Mur-. expenses to rural municipalities
ray.. convention $135.; 'Thomas Howard,
Mrs. Elmer Kolpin of London
visited on: Friday' with Mr. ' and
Mrs. ` George • Haldenby.
Mrs., • Douglas ' Graham, Mrs.
Currie Colwell and daughter: Ann•
visited on Monday with ;Mrs.. Wil-
liam Cox and Rev. Benson Cox.
The . 6th meeting . of the Cus-
tard Queens `• was ,held in the .Kin
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los . Central School ;with 7 girls
;present: Roll call" A, 'supper' dish"
I make:" Brenda : Eckenswiller.
presided .• and Brenda Haldenby
was secretary. Demonstration nonstration --
Corn . Chowder" and • 'Blanc Mange
with whipped skim topping: This
was , the last meeting until the
Easter holidays..
Mr. 'and Mrs... George Haldenby,
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Sperling .and
boys visited on .Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Haldepby in Tor-
onto.
We ' are sorry to report that
Barbara Haldenby is . a patient in
the 'Wingham and District .Hos
pital. We . wish her .. improved
health,
Miss., _.l u. ell Hew[ttL
hostess • for the W.A. meeting. on
Thursday afternoon. •
The Anglican Congregation plan
to ` hold ° their ' centennial services
on Sunday, August 2nd. •
Mrs: Frank' Dore and .family
visited • on Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Rhody and fainiily
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ' Smith and
family .of .Huronvisited on Sun-
day at the same home,
Mr. and Mrs. James Ketchabaw
of Paramount visited on Sunday
evening with Mr. and Ms.' Chris
Shelton. '•
Son: "I'nt leaving homer 'to look
for adventure, excitement, beauti-
ful women. Don't try to stop me."
Father "Stop . you? I'm going
w,th you!
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LUCKNOW Phone 528-3004 •
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'R.ipIe R Churches. To.' Join' For Special
.Services :Throughout . Holy Week
During Holy Week, the clergy
and congregations . of , the Pres
byterian, , United - and - Anglican
churches in Ripley will combine
for. 'special : - services:
On Sunday, March :22nd the
Rev.:: N. McCombie will/ be; the
guest preacher at a' service in , 'Daniel.' Harris, a resident of
St.: Andrews United Church and Glendale, California; died Febru-
on •Wednesday,;. March' 25th, .me
ary. 5, 1964, at 'a. Glendale coeval
Rev: J. R:y King will preach at.. escent home at the age of: 98. He
a service in Knox: Presbyterian was born, Sept. 20, ' 1865 at Holy -
Church, . ;bath services at 8 p.m:. rood on the farm on the :8th con
On:' Good Friday., the Rev: G. cession. of Kinlos 'township, where
Ball' willpreach, the. sermon in : M i r
Mrs.: Marione Harris and; Mr. Earl
St Paul's_ Anglican Church at 2 Harris now: reside: '•
p,n1, As :a young man he went . 'to
Grand , Forks, North Dakota: He
Part . salary . and convention ex- was a carpenter by trade. ,His
penses, .$1154. Girvin : Reed, ',part wife `. predeceased him 20' years
salary and convention' expenses, ago:' He moved to Glendale in 1929.
$115.; ' Howard Barger; ,part sal- Funeral services were held Feb,. . •
ary, $75.; Donald Simpson, one- 8 in the Little "Church of the Flows
quarter salary and convention ex- ers, with . interment in. Forest Lawn
penes; $390.; Township. of Col- Memorial Park, ; conducted by Dr.
borne, Borland. drain '$299.96; Pine- James. Whitcomb Brougher of the
crest 'Manor Ltd:,' nursing care, First Baptist Church, :Glendale.
$211:75, Lucknow Sentinel, signs He leaves to mourn his loss three , .`
for dump, '$5:72; . Provincial Trea- daughter and five , sons, . 'Mrs.. V.
surer, .insulin,:: $3.31 Township of J. Blackwell, John R. Harris,:' Dan -
Wallace, relief, $40:01; Robert E. iel C..Harris, Mrs.; 0. A. Alsop, and
Irvin, bulbs for Dungannon lights Walter Harris, Glendale, Le Roy
$14.40; W. J. McDonald, •stamps, T. Harris of Burbank, •Mrs. Bertha.
$5.; County of Huron, buckthorn. Koenig, . ' Underwood,:. N. D., and
control, $276.70; : Eedy's Grocery, Henry Harris, Chicago, Ill.
relief, $6O 00, . Herman Phillips, re-. Ten years ago Mr. Harris , visit
lief officer, .2 months, $8. ed . his birthplace at Holyrood,
Council adjourned '•to; meet on whichhas. been owned .by. the •
April 7th at 8:00 'p m.. Harris family .formore than a
part. salary '$1004. Gordon . Boyd, : Donald : M. Simpson --- Clerk century
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