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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-08-19, Page 6PAGE SIX' • T.; • • 4 '4 4k • THE LUCKNOW SNTINEL,r, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Apprecial�d Aid CUlR -OSS CORNERS and DISTRICT to Woodeden Campreen andMarianwithTM Dryden k Progressing �t Riuer Playgr.ound Oh concession 6 Easy �Ilfawanosh (West Wawanosh Council Minutes) West Wawanosh Township. Coun- cil held their regular meeting on l uesday., August 4th. All memb- ers,- ers,- present.• Ona motion. by Councillors Smyth and Lyons, Twp. Council • agreed : to accept a petition, for drainage. work (municipal -drain) from ratepayers of Concessions' 11 and 12. : James A. Howes, O.L.S. Listowel was authorized to make an examination and survey con- cerning this. drainage project. Mo- tion : carried. It was moved. by Councillor Jef- ferson and._ seconded by Councillor Smyth that. Township- council ac- cept the tender of Frey Drainage and Construction Ltd., Elmira . ,& for ° the • construction of the Durnin Municipal drain for . the sum. of $3690.00. Motion carried. Council still has . to receive the Ontario Municipal Board's approval in re- - gards• .to the. financing of this, drainage work.: , On., a motion by Councillors Er r• ington and Jefferson the Clerk was .instructed to order sufficient. pipe for the Durnin Municipal Drain. The Road Superintendent repor- ted that:he-finished putting gravel and calcium .. chloride on 'township • • roads... Also, that 'one swath of .grass . and weeds had been cut along the road sides. 8,760 cubic yards of gravel . had , been ' crushed. Of this • ; amount, . approximately 1,000 ;cubic yards were stockpiled and the price for stockpiling gra- vel was 60c per cubic . yard. Council •was informed that work Was •progressing • . favorably at� the.. river playground park, .on Concession 6,. East Wawanosh. The road accounts were .passed for. payment on a motion, by Coun- cillors Smyth and., Lyons.: Thee following' ' general accounts were ordered paid on a motion by Councillors Jefferson and ' Erring- ton: Daily Commercial News .Ltd., tender • advt. Durum drain $33.60 Ontario Hydro, Township Mal. lighting $6:07, Postmaster, Luck - now, stamps for treasurer $5.00. Roads Accounts — Lorne Ivers, salary $24000;` .Norman • MacDon- ald,.. acDonald,.. checking gravel.. $32.90; : imp- erial `Oil Ltd, 'fuel and tax. $122.70; Grant Chishohn,; motor oil and tai ' $10.81; Dominion Road Mach- inery Company; . hydraulic ,. hoses $56.07; ' Brophey Bros., tire repair $8.00 - Norman MacDonald, haul- ing gravel. $272:00; Jack Arm- strong, gravel fill $11.10, Joe Kerr crushing and . hauling gravel. $6;212,72; Bert Moss; gravel .$106.- 20; • Stuart Bobertsoa, gravel $326.- 25; W. Humphrey, gravel fill $25.00; Jack McGee, weed cutting. `$156.38; . Pollard Bros., • liquid chloride $692.85; Archie Aitchison, brushing $1200. Council .adjourned , to meet 'on. Tuseday, ' September 8th, 1964. J. F. ' FORAN, Twp. Clerk Last of Henderson Family Passes ELIZABETH HENDERSON Death came • unexpectedly on Wednesday,, .August. 5th to Miss Elizabeth Maud Henderson at Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home in. Lucknpw . where- Miss Henderson had been a patient for a lengthy period. She was. 76. „ • Miss Henderson . was thelast member' of,' this: family .and spent practically all herlife in this. community where she was . born. and raised, She was the daughter of James J. Henderson and Abigail MacKenzie and: was born in • Ash- field Township on August '.18th, 1887, but ' • for• aslong as. many residents can ' remember, the Henderson home : had been on Havelock St. 'at the "Silverwood corner." • In later years Miss Pearl Hen- �derson and her; . sister.. Elizabeth. made their spacious home into a seniorcitizens' haven and Eliza- beth :carred this on for a time, while.. health permitted,: after Pearl's ' death. Tliey . , also had .es- tablished the Best -A -While Christ- ian guest. home at Bruce Beach. Miss Henderson was a;. devout Christian lady. She , was ` a life member of the W.M.S. of Luck - now ' Presbyterian; ; Church, which, she faithfully attended,. and where' she had given long service as a Sday.. School teacher and was aL4o a+ member of the choir: for some years: . As the .local telegrapher . and "Express ' agent; ' Miss ' Henderson became well and:widely known to the general public of this com- munity,. She held this position for some 45 years, with . the Express Office located' inthe building 'ad-' joining the present Sentinel Off- ice. Miss Henderson. taught many youngpeOple" to "ready the wire." She . retired in 1952 and the . tele- graph 'and express service, has WEDNESDAY, AUGUST . 1!, 944 On Thursday evening a charm I Mrs. Ian McPherson .an family sda of r. Mrs. e neighbours Lois .Wall visited for a; couple of • when friends.and ugh gathered to h noun Miss Marie days with . Joanne ,Thompson at coaching Dungannon. Beaking prior 'to her app. marriage. There was a short pro- Mrs. Frank • Brown and Reg. am of ; contest. and readings. spent Friday evening. with Mrs, *gram • Marie received many lovely gifts, James Wraith, Lueknow. She thanked the ladies and invit- , Ronald Parker has completed ed them to her home to see. her his course at Summer, School at things. Mrs. Tom. Stewart spent Tues- day afternoon with. Mrs. Ron Stan- ley?, • Bervie. Shirley and Bob - Stanley accompanied their grand- mother ,home for .a visit. Mrs, Frank Brown .and Reg were ed• home. afters spending some time Tuesdayevening visitors with Mr. at a cottage. at Port Elgin, ' . and Mrs.. Harvey Nicholson and , Donnie' Wall and Laverne: Harris family and.Mrs. Hugh Nicholson at. ,are employed .at the 'tobacco at' Bervie, � - -Port Elgin. Donna and R rake Wall, ' North. ; Mrs. Frank Brown . and Reg y Bruce, visited last , week , at the spent .. Sunday evening with Mr, home of Mr. y ,Lane and family, and. � Mrs.. Moyle , Kuno gb, 'Mac - ing event. took place' at the home of. iSth Con., spent. Wednesday to TOM The Editor, Lueknow Sentinel. Dear Sir: Would you please ex- press xpress our thanks and appreciation to all those in and around Lueknow who so generously . contributed materials to Woodeden Camp for Crippled Children. Special thanks is. due to Mrs, George Hunter and Mrs. James Laidlaw who were. particularly helpful collecting and donating items for use in, arts and crafts, ' Only with the . aid of ' the many contributions made by the people of the Lucknow area could the arts and crafts; program have been successfulthis summer and thus all", those who so freely sent materials to ' Woodeden have the. satisfaction of knowing that they have had a hand ,in making ,this a happy and enjoyable summer.. Gratefully, • Pat Laidlaw, Mary Hamilton, ' • Arts and' Crafts Dept: Wall. and family. tasneisa■a•a■••■!■Mosananan■aaasimmanaanoen ieaanoa■.■annaa■■,nn'■usas■as•a Stewart'R London and is holidaying. at the . home of his parents,: Mr. and. Mrs. Everett Parker. , Mr. and Mrs, Don , Donaldson and family left Sunday on a motor trip to. the West. Miss Sharon Stanley has , r. eturn . • ' vFIeIy____)MUWI and DANCING mark 'RAND OPENING o. ▪ •f `. the new $1:0,000 .concretefloor in the. : ARENA, LUCKNOW, INEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26 a▪ ` >CONIlOfENCtNG AT 8:30 p.m. • �' UNDER AUSPICES of LUCKNOW and DISTRICT LIONS CLUB N`' SEE aqd HEAR THIS GALAXY QF PERFORMERS since been, conducted from the., �, ; s CNR depot • The funeral • service was held ' • at , the MacKenzie. Memorial . Cha- pel, : Lueknow;' conducted by Rev T, J: McKinney. Interment was ;in the'. family plot' ,in South. Kinloss Cemetery, • the i pallbearers being ■ , Albert .Campbell, Dan .Nicholson, Alex Haven$,.Philip Stewart, Dr. a Miss : H:enderson was predeceas- ¢ ■ i ed. by two ssters, Dolena B. and' Pearl E. Henderson and by two I ■ brothers, John ,W, • Henderson ands Wm. E. Henderson. • I ■ • a .■ ; ■ 11 ▪ . ■ ■ i. . ■ • • ■ i' • • • • • • ■ ■ • •■ ■ ■ ▪ 1 ■ ■ ■. ▪ • ■ a ■ •■ se ■ ■ ■ • •.. • ■. 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