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THE LUCKNOW • SENTINEL, LUCKN., OW,. ONTARIO
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 23rd,, 1%4
F-468144, .
APPIiC�flOfl By
The Corporation, the:,
VIL�.AG� Q�" lU�KNaW
. �o Dispense With A Vote Of Electors •
TAKE NOTICE THAT:.
• 1; . The Council of the Corporation of the Village of
• Lucknow. intends to apply to The Ontario Municipal Board
• for: approval of. the works referred ' to in Schedule "A" here-
• to,
cost in respect of each work as . shown
in� such. schedule , andthat the sum of . $24,000.00, (part of
the •cost thereof). shall be raised by the sale . of debentures
payable out of the general rate . over a period not exceeding.
2. Application will 'be made 10 .rears,.
• to the Ontario Muiucipal
Board 'for an order, to dispense with the assent of the
electors' to the 'undertaking .of the said works. Any rate-
.,
ate-., payer may; within twenty=One• days after the:. first . publica-
tion of this notice, . send by post prepaid to the . clerk of
the Village of Lucknow, at the. address given below, a notice
in : writing stating his objection to such approval and the
grounds of such objection:
. 3: The Ontario Municipal Board may order pursuant to
the statute that the assent . of the : electors shall not . be re-
quired
e-
• • y the said. works,' but before doing
giurea and may approve. 'of and place for . a public hearing
so it may appoint- .a time.
• when any objections: will , be considered • .
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DATED at, the � Village of Lucknow this .;17th;.: days of .
August, '1964.
•E 'H. AGNEW,
PO.. Box .40,• Lucknow, Ontario
VILLAGE •'OF LUCKNOW
'SCHEDULE OF•. PROPOSED WORKS "A"
Total.
Cost Subsidy
• Construction of, Bridge
on Willoughby Street between
Ross St. & . Inglis Street 23,000.00
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80%u•
▪ Construction & Paving Approaches To
Existing Bridge .on Willoughby ' St
between,Havelock & Bob Sts. ;1,500.00 1,200:00 300.00
80%
�. ' Construction and Paving of Streets , on:
(a) Willoughby Street 23,680.00 11,840.00 ; 11,840:00
18,400.00.
Deb.'
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from Ross St. to Havelock St.
with a storm.; sewer • to . be constructed
from Havelockr to 250' west of Inglis St:
(b) Havelock Street- 1,770.00 88500 885.00
p 50%
from Willoughby to Campbell Street
(c) Wheeler Street - . 10,00900 5,004:50 5,004.50
50%
from Havelock St : to Inglis 'St.
with storm sewer from Outram St.
to a point 250' ' west of ' Inglis St.
•4. Construction of a Sidewalk;
Curb and , Gutter on:
Willoughby St.; south, side, from
Havelock St.. to Outram St. ,1,250:00
Contingencies
1,250.00
$61,209.00 '' $37,329:50 $23,879.50
291.00 120.50 •
$61,500:00 $24,000.:00
I$cothsi..i . Heather.
In Bridcd Bouquet
GIBSON PENTLAND
Frances. Patricia (Pat) Pent-
land and George Wesley Gibson.
were united in marriage on Sep-
tember fifth at five o'clock by
Rev. 'Mr. Veldhuis in the Dun-
gannon
un-
gan non United Church. The bride
is ' the' daughter sof Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Pentland, Dungannon, and
the groom' is the son of Mr., and
Mrs. Samuel lV, Gibson, :Amber -
ley. • • •
The church was decorated with
autumn toned flowers and .candel-
abra. Mts. Ernest Gibson, Am-
berley, was organist. Miss, Mar-
ilyn - Finlayson, Stratford, • sang
"Marriage . Hymn" • and "Wedding
Prayer:" •
The bride, wearing a„white floor
length gown of peau de soie with;
lily point. sleeves and full length
train, was given' in marriage by
her father. Shewore a bouffant
veil. Her only jewelry was her
great grandmother's ear rings,;
Her bouquet of yellow.: roses' and
ivy was centred with heather : from
the Pentland Hills in Scotland,
sent by the bride's aunt Mrs. E. •
Pritchard.'
Miss Donna Pentland, ` sister of
the bride, . was maid •' of honour.
Her dress was • similar to the
lbride's only in a rust tone, and
she carried a muff inthe same
shade. with yellow and . bronze
mums. Mary Gibson, flower, girl,
wore 'a dress the same ' in colour/
as the maid of honour . and car-
ried . a:• yellow nosegay. '
David • Gibson, A'mberley, bro-
ther of ..the groom, was best man
and ;Ernest Gibson and Roger
Pentland w ere e ushers. Ricky'
Pearce .was ring bearer. ;'
The ' wedding. dinner was held.
in. the church •parlours, where, the
guests were: , received by t h'e
bride's and groom's : mothers..
The bride chose a brown boucle
suit and accessories . for travelling
to
to Northern. Ontario and• Ottawa
,District;
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ENGAGEMESI,
Langford — Nicholson
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson,
101101411, wish to .announce the
engagement of .. their - • daughter
' Donna Mae. to Mr. James .Clifton
Langford,. 'son . of, Mr. and Mrs.
K. W. Langford, R.R. 1 Lake-
side. The wedding will take place
at
at Ch• ,arch of the Ascension, , Kin-
lough on Saturday, October 10th,
1964 at 3.00 o'clock.
MacKenzie::—., •MacDonald
Mr. • and : Mrs.' Raymond, Mac-
Donald :of Kincardine .wish • to .an-
nounce the engagement of their
eldest daughter Lynda 'Rae to.
.
Al
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1 n ,Francis MacKenzie, Kincar-
dine,
incar-�• e son of Mr. and. Mrs. :Hc Henry
MacKenzie,
R.R.R.R 3 Lucknow. The
marriage will take place on .Sat-
urday, October' '17, 1964 at :2:00
The young, couple•'resideat 109
I •Grand Ave., London, where` ' the
groom attends. university. The
bride is a graduate : of Stratford,
General Hospital.
Uncle Officiates
'For Olivet vows
ORR- ROULSTON
•Olivet United Church, Huron
Township, was ; the ;setting when
Mary •Helm. 'Roulston; . daughter of
Mr: and, Mrs. . Walter Roulston,
R.R. 1 Ripley and Robert Joseph
Orr, son of Mr. :Elton Orr, R.R.
•.4 . Kincardine, and the late Mrs.
Orr, • were united in marriage on
September 12th , at three o'clock.
The ' church, was . decorated 'with
baskets .of white gladioli.' . .
Rev. E. J, Roulston, Exeter,
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man. Mr. Gordon Roulston, brother usual ' morning • service ' and Sun
of the: bride. and Mr: 'Harvey Orr, day :school will be cancelled ' .on
brother of the groom, were. ushers. .October 4th. '
The . wedding dinner was held in
the : St. • Andrew's .Church . Hall,.
Ripley. Mrs: Walter Roulston, the
bride's mother, received the guests,
in a : sheath jacket dress of dusky
rosesilk brocade with . chocolate
brown accessories. She had 'a cor-
sage of pink and white mums. Mrs.'
Elton Orr Wore'. a jacket dress of
cinnamon ribboneze and a corsage
uncle of the bride officiated at
the ceremony. Mrs. Ray Penning- ,of, ,:apricot carnations
tong Teeswater, was organist and,For.. travelling to Northern Ont -
Mrs.. Howard Orr, R.R..2 Ripley,. alio, the bride: chose a three. piece
sang "A Wedding Prayers' and dark brown boucle suit,; ;brown
"0 perfect. Love. • and beige accessories and a cot -
The : bride, given in marriage sage of bronze mums. The newly-
p:m. in Knox Presbyterian Church; by her ''father, wore a floor length
Kincardine. gown of peau-de-soie with than -
Lilly . lace bodice, long sleeves,
scoop neckline, and bell skirt with
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ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. . . ....-,.
>t. Helens Unjted Cf�urch
September 27th;: 1964;
Morning Service at . 11:00 a.m.
Evening Service at 7:30' p.m. '
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weds will reside on the groom's
farm• at R.R.:4 Kincardine.
back bow. Her headpiece was a ;
queen's cr LANGSIDE
.own Of maple leaf.lace •
designshoulder, length'Born rn Wingham ; Hospital
ma illalace-edg ed veil. She car- on Saturday, September 19th, 1964
tied. a . white :lace • covered Bible to Mr. and ' Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw
crested . with pinkdelight . roses (Cecilia Crowston) of Whitechurch,
and •stephonotis, with rose petgis a 'daugther,' 91b. 70z.
'Mr. • and Mrs. Elliot Johnston,
8th concession ,of Huron, visited
on white satin streamers. ,
• Miss . Ruth Black, Kitchener,
maid of honour, wore . an A-line
■ , dress of hot pink brocade with
matching • headpiece and white
■ accessories.. • She carried a nose -
• : gay of small white. mums inter='
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, twined with tuffs of hot pink net.
:pecia1Services
.• Miss .Margaret Ann Scott,: Kincar- .' :
!: dine, and Miss Shirley Rid, Rip- At St y Peters
• . bridesmaids. Their dresses and The annual Harvest • Thanks-
flowers were similar' to the maid i giving' Seivice will. be held in
. of honours. Tli fl '
Sunday 'with Mr, and Mrs. Russel
B.
Ritchie, Langside.
n ' ley, niece of the groom, were 1
LUCK:NOW
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. Howard W.Strapp •
Minister '.
SUNDAY, •SEPTEMBER 27th
10:00. a.rn. Sunday "• School
'11:00 a,in Morning Worship
"Giving What We . Have"
Lucknow
Presbyter n Church:;
Rev.."Roderick' MacLeod
Minister '•
...SUNDAY, '`SEPTEMBER, 27th .
10:00 Lin; Sunday Schoot`.
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11:90 a.m.. The Minister
ST.. PETER'S
AN•GLICA.N .'
HURCH'.
., a ower. gir was St Peter's � Anglican o .. ,..
g scan Church ob. 18th SUNDAY, ...
Miss Debra Underwood, Uxbridge, Sunday September 2 AFTER TRINITY
P 7th
cess of white nylon organza � with � a Church c��10t30' a,m. '
p m the Confirmation' service ce . Harvest Thanksg vfng . Se vicc5
The Rt. Rev. H P
GUEST, ;SPEAKER .MR! HARLEY J.. .MOORE • :Is'
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niece of the groom, wearing a • On Sunday October 4th a t 8:00 Ch h School
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lobe . trim and • carrying a small
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11:15 aim. •
The Rev, J. • A. King,
Rector
nosegay similar to 'that ':of the
other attendants.
. ward Orr, RYR. 2 Ripley,
Mr. Howard.
of the groom was best
will be held
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op• of Georgian Bay, will conform
twelve candidates. A reception
will follow in the parish hall. The
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