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WEDNESDAY! JULY 22nd, 1964...
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Beloved' Lady Laid
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To Rest Saturday::
MRS. 5. J.• KILPATRICK.
Death, came to ',Mrs. Samuel j.•
Kilpatrick , late. Thursday after-
, noon, July • 16th, at . Pinecrest
Manor Nursing Home . in Lucknow
where she,:, had been . a ` patient
for five ` years_ since . July of
1959. She .'was in her 89th ;year..
Mrs, • Kijpatrick was a member
of one of ,Ashfield: Township's
•pioneer families and: had •spent
her entire life in, the community,
where she was beloved ' for her
many fine characteristics. She was
A , devoted., •. wife. and mother°, a
. {good . neighbour, kindly, gentle,and
'hospitable and when she 'had . her
health,: played an• exemplary role
in church . and community ,activ
For man ` . years .Mrs.' Kilpat-'
-ick serveas-the--'-:Mafeking`
correspondent to' The.Sentinel, and
was always.: helpful and encour-
aging to the senior ;'publisher when
.he undertook the task . of "run-
ning the paper" a good .many
years ` ago.
Mrs. Kilpatrick: was. the former
Maria 1 i1izabei;lr Anderson, one
of • a family, of.' eleven; children
'of David Anderson and Mary Anrr
Webster. Elizabeth was a Leap
Year baby having been' born on.
.the family farm in .the Zion com-
munity' on ; February 29th, '1876.'
Mr., and ;Mrs Kilpatrick were
married in '.1906•:.and fanned. on
the Kilpatrick homestead in the'
Blake . community in Ashfield 'un-
til 1939, when, they. retired to the
Crewe area. on . the 6th ;'of Ash-
field. Mr. Kilpatrick died eleven
years later'' in March 1951, ,and
that summer Mrs.: Kilpatrick•mov-
ed� to .Dungannon. • - r •
In. failing health for several,
' years, • Mrs. Kilpatrick ` had been
cared: 'for by Mrs.. 'Irvine Henry
of..Dungannon,- prior to coming-; to
Pinecrest Manor. r
The remains rested at 'the John-
stone Funeral Home in •Lucknow
until Saturday. /The funeral ser-
vice 'was held that afternoon . in
Dungannon United. Church ,conduc-
• ted by the'pastor Rev. J. A. Veld -
huffs.. Miss: Betty Irvin was Organ -
1st.
Mrs ° Kilpatrick had been'. a
faithful church woman, .and had
been associated with :the Moth.
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LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
odist 'and United Church congre-
gations of Zion, Blakes, Crewe
arid Dungannon, according to her
place of` . residence: She'was a
"Life Member of the U.CW. •of
Dungannon, which was' a' gift when
a member of' ' the former `Crewe.
.
Burial was• in. Dungannon ceme-
tery, the' pallbearers being Char-
lie: Anderson; Fred ;Anderson,-
Of London, Gordon Anderson, Alex
Andrew,. Clifford Kilpatrick • and
Alfred Andrew of Orillia.
Mrs. ,,Kilpatrick is ..survived, by
one daughter, Mrs: ,Cecil' Blake,
(Olive) ; of . Dungannon 'and two
sons, Palmer Kilpatrick , of , Agin -
Court. and Richard: T. Kilpatrick
of ' , Wingham. • There. a rae nine
•grandchildren,'..,
The :last surviving.,member of
the Anderson `family is her broth-
er,: Fred Anderaon of , Lucknow.
Mrs: -Kilpatrick •was predeceased
by ` six brothers, Roberti, m
Thoas,
Webster, Richard, . Harvey and `Ballard Funeral_ Home,.:-indigen
'--David Anderson and-bythree sis= funeral, . $185.00; Ont H y d r o,
ters, ,Mrs. ;Isaac :Andrew'- (Susan), Whitechrirch street lights; $28.13;
Mrs John Helm (Sarah), Mrs. G. :H Will, salary and postage,
Anson., Finlay. (Jamie). • $75.00; ' City of Oshawa,: relief
g
char a back, $2.45; Raynard Ac-
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keit,bulldozing: in' ; dump; 3
Presented l Gift $21.00; Bill. Percy,.. 1 fox, $4:00;
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Kinloss Limits 'tow
Nursing Home Care
nship Liability For,
To $5.00 Per Day
cardine News, .truck tenders, $1.50;
Eldon Stewart; spraying weeds,
$127.50;Lyman. • Sutton, gravel,
$210.84; Thos. Moffat, gravel,.
$182.84; Thos. Moffat, land as per
deed, $280,00; G. Graham Moffat,
land as per deed, • $75.00;. Wesley'
Young, land'as per deed,. : $300.00;
labour, ' $20.00; .• George" . Young,
labour, $1'0.00;
Special Meeting, July 15.
At a special : meeting, held on.
the above. date,' the following mo-
tions.' were passed.
That we.open our special meet-
ing Re 4th Concession bridge and
any other business that may arise.
That we call for; ,tenders for a
structural metal pipe.arch culvert.
with an end area of approximately
110 sq; ,ft. for proposed `culvert
at. lot . 2-3, Con. 3-4.. Tenders to
submit 'plans and estimate. and
KINLOSS COUNCIL,. 'July 6, 1964..
Kinloss Council met in regular
session July. 6th, 1964. All mem-
bers ,present. The following mo-'
tions were passed and accounts.
authorized paid. '
That we have the clerk notify
any' , Nursing .Homes with Twp.;
patients` that we will be only liable
for a rate •of $5.00 per day.
That the" minutes of our last
regular meeting will be read. ,when
received from, the auditor:
That : we return the petition for
drainage work to the.engineer
having' acquired the necessary
signatures:: •
That the ' clerk bill -the: Town.
of Lucknow and • Twp, of West
Wawanosh for $5.00 for their share
of .expenses of representative on,
Wingham. District Hospital Board,.
That the. clerk write B. M., -.Ross
that we.propose to ;install a metal
pipe .at Lots' 2-3, Con, 3-4 and that
he submit his bill -for. plans of.
.concrete culvert' :already prepared
by him. .
That 'we open .our Court of Re
vision • on : the Second: Concession
Municipal, Drain. •
•That we adjourn our Court . of
Revision' as there, are. no appeals
and the clerk forward ; By-law' No.
5 Second Concession Municipal
Drain to , the Ontario Municipal'
Board for approval.
That the, .clerk notify the Dis-
trict.:Engineer of our intention to
proceed with.the: installation of a
metal culvert. at Lots 2-3 Con.
3-4 .as 'the cost .of ' a cement cul-
vert ; •proposed ; by B. M. Ross
seems ' prohibitive.
That we adjourn . to 'meet Aug
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List 4th . or at the call of ,the.
reeve.
Accounts ' 'general .Jim 'Hal,.
denby, "fox ; bounty, $4,00;' Frank;
McKenzie, ' sheep claim, $25,00;
Lawrence - Mc L e o d, inspecting
sheep claim, '$3.40; Registrar of
Deedsfor list of transfers, $2.20;
Mrs. , Mansfield, caretaking • and
In A ecfation -" �;-i��.
• • supplies, :$39 00 Maitland :Valley
in �re��pteon- Conservation, levy;, $152$.
Highways ` �— Dick McQuillin,
(OL I V ET . NEWS )' : grader ' ,operator, $311.47;..! John
On Sunday 'afternoon the con- .McInnes, ..labour, $87,00; -Thomas
gregation of Olivet, United. Church ,Moffat, labour,'. $32,00, A. Hughes,
presented Mr: •'and, Mrs..John .Mac- road' superintendent; $267:50,• Re-
Charles , . with an electric wall ceiver General, $7,52; H.' H.• Ban
clock in appreciation for the use man, crushing gravel, $4,202. -
of their :home ' for the anniversary' 64; .Thos. . King Construction,; 25`
reception. Mr. Walter RouIston & side road, $7,396.00; Ray Stanley,
Mrs, Herb Clayton made: the ,pres-. trucking ,$262.25; 'Owen King,
entation, • ' ditching and .construction, $1,028/:-
Mrs.
1,028,:
Mrs.. Jean Hamilton has ':return- '00; Harvey Thompson, stump and.
ed to her' work on the S;S. Red: tree removal,' $47.00; Cities' :Ser •
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Wing.
Misses Janet and Joanne Ham-
iiton 'are . spending. a weeks holm
day in Hamilton with 1' rs W.
R. Frid "and other relatives.
• ' Mr, and -Mrs:' David Kirig, Pam-
ela and Donald of Teeswater vis-
ited ,on :Sunday with Mr,: and .Mrs.
Melvin Coiling and ,family.
Mr.and Mrs. Rupert Dexter and
Nancy . ,of Hepworth visited ' on Montgomery, Motors, oil, filter and
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs:. Oscar,.1000 mile. cheek,. Glen ,Por.
White and family.. Ruth and Eve- ter, ditching, $37.50 Treas of
lyn White returned with them for 'Ont,, surveying. wages and ex -
a weeks holiday penses 25 side road, ;$33.30; Treas.
Mrs, Lance .Morrison of Rex- of Ont., surveying wages and. ex -
dale visited on Saturday with Mrs. 'penses 25 side road, $52,20, Kind .
Mae Hamilton.
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PAGE SEVEN
•• NEWS BRIEF
Initial steps towards grade
schools in Tuckersmith will be
taken next September .when school.
resumes. Instead . of '. each, of the'
seven schools teaching all eight
grades, students will. be moved
between schools and each teacher
will teach but two grades. The
arrangement will apply to school*
in Tuckersmith School Area.
have same tenders to be in clerk's
hands by August 4th at 2 •p:m.
That Wm. Evans 'look' after the
necessary repairs suggested by.
'Jas. A. Howes on ..the Farrisl
Municipal Drain. Extension.
That we apply for a sutplemen--
tary by. -law for $10,000.00 to cover
installations of, bridge or culverts.
on. Con. 3-4 and Con. 14.. .
. That we adjourn to meet:August
4th at 11 a.m, or at the' call of
I.G. H. Wall, Clerk'
the Reeve
vice , Oil,: gas, oil and diesel •fuel,
$171.47; Armco . Metal Products,
C. M. pipe, $134.9Z; • Robertsteel
(Canada), C. M. pipe, • $159.67;
Pedlar People ltd,, C,M.. pipe,
$201:32;. A. Hughes, postage and
envelopes, $1.39:; Roy • Cornish,
labour, $14.00; ' Anderson Flax,
2-4-D, Estec;, $233.10; Bruce Coun-
ty 'Highwjs, use of truck, $15.00;
Try; BLACK:
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it's Canada's
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