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LUCKNOW!, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, AUG. '1.4t4, 119$3
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BoundaryCulvert
Kinloss. Council Minutes
Kinloss Council met in regular
session August 6th, 1063 at 8;00
N rn,, • reeve' P, A. Murray :presi-
ttmg, Councillors Ackert; Evans,
and Bushell present.
The folk:ming motions were.'
Passed, That we open. Culvert
tenders on Lot .1, 'Con, 6, Huron-
.Iinless boundary;.
That • we accept the tender of
'Owren King to construct culvert.
..ort Huron -Kinloss Boundary, Lot.
• 3, .Con, •5, at the sum of $3,817.50,
ou!bject' 'toapproval of Depart-
inent of Highways;
That the Clerk prepare -:11y-
Law No, 11, ' 1863 ler. setting
apart a
defined area as a 'water.
area for a water works 'system
in thearnlet of Whiteahuroh;
That we adjourn tomeet on
Tuesday, •Septem4ber ,3rd at 8:00
p.m. or at the call 'of the Reeve.
The following • accounts• were
authorized paid: Florence Manns-
' $e141, caretaking, 116.24; Elliott
Carruthers, In'stitut'ional care,
484.26; Pinecrest. Manor, Institu-
tional care, $143.90; Rathwells,.'
welfare, $3.2.4; Ashton's, welfare,
$1.99; Sjegi'ist's, Welfare, ' $11.88
Henry's Fruit. ' Market, welfare,
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$117.91; Fraser McKinnon, pos-
tage, $5.00; ',Village~ Of • Lucknor>ir,
Hire call, :Dolmans, $76.00; Luck.
now. Sentinel, advertising, , $46.-
75; R.. A. ,Currie, ambulance,
$12.00; Hydro, Whitechurch street
lights, $28.13; ` Raynard Ackert,
sheep claim, $40.00; C,�eorge Lock-
hatr,t, inspecting ship claim,
$4.50; James McEwan',: • sheep
claim;, .$100.00; Apert Stanley,
fox 'bounty, $4.00; Gordon "Hodg-
kinson, fox- 'bounty, $4,00;
McDonagh, insurance accident
policy $4560; Ontario Culvert &
Metal Products, dram . culverts,.
$392.40; Lorne Eadie, tile for Far-
rish Extension, Stanley and
Young 'Municipal wins,.. $2,874.-
46;: ' Fred • Halbert, 80% pay : on
Farrrsh • A Drain " Extension,
$416.00; Carl Willis, 3'5% pay on
Farrish' Extension,; $693.00; Cook
Brothers, 'payment in full, Stan-
ley drain $29930.00; James Howes,
Superintendarnce . of Construction.
Stanley a n, ' $200.00;. G. H.
Wall, part salary :and extras,
$160,00.. •
Highways; A. Hughes, Road
Superintendent, $146.00; Richard
Mcquillin, operator, $297.15; Ed,
Thompson; $05.00; John Mein.
nes, $99.60; Receiver .General,
E nployee's Shure 'Unemployment
'Insurance, $3.90; Ont.. Culverts,
$23962;' H. H. Bannerman,
crushing , gravel, . • $2,259.60; lar -
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old Congram, backhoe, $172.50;
Al1!ied Chcals, $211,1.51; Cities
Service, $194.62;;" Ray Stanley,.
$95,01; Armco Drainage, r85;
Carmon Whytock, gravel, $224.-
90; r, Struthers transport, $452,00;
Ra pard Ackert . 'bu']ldozing,
$1119,00;; Daily Comm'ercial News,
advertisin • for culvert, $33.00;
Dept.g y
of.Highways' Treasurer for
surveying ori Con. 6, on Con. 2;
$198.64; J, A. McDonagh, . Com-.
pensation policy, Road Dept.,
$106.31; Pollock Electric, transit
+pipe,: $1+1.72 Receiver '',General
Employers 'share Unemployment
Ins., $390;, Ed • Thompson, 4 hr.'
„tractor and wagon;' $2 50:
G. 11. Wall • Clerk.
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Mark anniversary
At Pine River
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Anniversary services, were held
at Pine Rivet UnitedChurch on
Sunday,; 'July 28 •with ' as good.
attendance. Rev. , Harold •Fun-
Ston of 'Glamis : was. ,guest man-
ister • at . the morning service.
Taking for ' his theme the "Ded-
icated church" he gave an , in-
teresting discourse. Mrs. Merrill ;
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!MrsGeorge Porter' of : Stamford.
Cantelori of Wingham was: solo-. Mr; •
and Mrs. 1Vlorga'n Johnston
ist anti: an anthem was sung by and .daughter Jackie• were dinner
the choir. The qurartette of Glenn
guests
Boyd, Lynn Lowry, Ernest Gib- , of Mr: sand Mrs. Eldon
and' Bob•'Courtney. gave a Bradley ori .Sunday.
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September. 3. Register Nowl Dial JA' 4-8521, 7284
' or 6'307 for an Appointment.
conducted
!by Mrs. Cliff Geddes,
Dorothy was escorted to 'a . dee
orated chair 1by girl friends, who
also read messages of, good wish-
es avcompaning ,the lovely gifts
which 'she received. After ex-
pressing her thanks to all,, Dor-
othy invited the ladies to . her
home to view her .trouseau, Mrs.
William Bradley and Mrs. Cliff
Geddes who arranged the ' show
er served a dainty .lunch assisted
Eby friends of the bride.
Mrs. Walter Brown is visiting
for .•,a few .days with Mr. and'.
number, At �th+e 'eg sMr.' and Mrs:* Steivar't.,.Brad-
Rev. ,,J: CC..il tton venin+was Cos oinerviceed ley of Tiverton' were •'.guests•,of,
iback .a by a .host of friends and sec and. Mrs. John Emmerton
recently •:;of.gave an nshp ringsermon Mr PaulFaell, MurrayFerggive an. inerring p1ey.was•o atax drime boefi!+by , ,the guaron, : D vid'and Gary Courtney
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spent- last •Saturday at . Wasaga
tette and ':choir were given °beach.•
Wayne Brooka. ;of. Ripley and Mrs.' • Donald Blue. .entertained:
Mrs.. Ernest Gibson directed the ; .relatives on Tuesday of • last
'choir with •Mary Ellen Shiellsweek at Amberle beach.: "
as` organist . Wayne Brooks 'was , • y m,
also Pianoaccompanist, Rev. 'Mr, and Mrs. Elmer. Smeltzer,
ne•wlyweds,: enjoyed'a honey
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'Donald A. McKenzie who iS ;on •
vacation Was. present for the' moon. trip to :the Eastern .pro
an-
niversary and expressed; apprec
iationi •to: all who made ' the ser=
vices enjoyable.
The annual : Sunday' School
picnic of . St.; T ukes Anglican.
chure„h, Pine River ,was ;held on
:Monday, July , 22. on the grounds
of • No, 1 school. An '.enjoyable
tune was.spent• despite . the heat
and' a bountiful, lunch.,Was 'sere
Sympathy is' extended to the
relatives.'gf the . late Mrs:,' 'Will-
iams H. McEwen of . Victoria, B:C,,
who :passed away,after a short
illness. Mrs: McEwen was the
former Anne ',Courtney of :the.
Second concession of, Huron'
township. .
Recerit. guests . ' with ' Mr. and,
1VIrs: Eldon Bradley , were ' :Mr.
and Mrs: Elsner •Bradley of Tor-
onto also Miss 'Verna ' Dunmore
vinees • returning on Friday of
Last "week, 'They will shortly . take.
up residence at their home on
the lower .'. second. ' concession of
Huron,
Mr.' 'and :Mrs. Herb • -Elliott .. "of
•Milton, were week end ,,guests
of Mr, and Mrs,' Donald Court
ney and .family, :
• Rev, Dunlop of Rockwood weas.
guest minister. at Paine River : Un-
ited "•church ,on :Sunday. During,.
the service Mrs. Morgan .John-
ston and daughter Jackie :;sang
a•,pleasing ,duett. •
;/ The • Henderson ohpicnio, was
held' ;,at Point Clark on Sunday,':
August • 4. with. a ::good atten-
dance. Mrs. Hattie ,Sehwinddt, of
Oxnard, • California: was present
for the• 'occasion:
QVIr: and Mrs. Russell 'Camp-
bell of ,.Atwood visited with. • Mr:
and -Mrs: 'John A. Campbell,' Mr.
and • Mrs.Balfour of 'Stratford. and Mrs: Douglas Young.and Mr.
Mr.. James Millen .sof; the lower. and 'Mrs.. Glenn Campbell: on
second concession oaf Huron, 'who, Sunday.'
Was, 'market gardener at Amber=
ley previously has •,+potatoes rand
other ivegetibles in his -fiine •gar -
A shower was held on:, Wed
nesday evening of lastweek in
the Sunday School room of Pine
River United church in. honor
of Miss Dorothy Dunlop. Mrs...
Delbert' Wilson presided for the
program which ' Opened. with a
piano solo" by Betty Emmierton.
`and '-;was • •followed •with a .d
duet
by Judy Wilson and Elaine ' Ir
win: 'After a, reading by • Mrs:'
Carrick Coiling, Carol Courtney
gave a piano ,solo A quartette
was ` sung by ry. Elizabeth.
Walden,' '•Anne' Ferguson, Pam.
Farrell. 'and 'Debbie Wilson ac-
companied .:by Mrs. Murray Wal-
den: ,After an interesting, contest
jnnnertime : CO
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51 -,'..-HELENS
The • August meeting , of the
W I, was held on 'Th+ursday ev-
ening with NIT'S. Laurel .Hewitt
the guest '.speaker. Mrs. Hewitt
spoke on Home Economics bas-
ing cher address. on "Credit Buy-
ing." • Mrs.' Charles. McDonald
thanked Mrs.' Hewitt and pre
sented a small''remhembrance ,to
h'er,...Mrs. Harold Gaunt presid
ed. The ° ,exhibit for ; Lucknow
Fall Fair was :discussed,. A ,donaa-
tion was ' voted the Lucknow
Fair.. •
Mrs: Gordon 'McPherson and
Mrs. Ernest Gaunt 'are
apponnhed
4-H• Iea•ders for ,;the project, "The.
Milky Way." Mrs Tom Todd tosses 'served refreshments.
gave the' ;motto, "Good health
and G.Qod,, Food are "two of Life's
Greatest'Bllessings." MissBarb='
are Purdon' iayoured with a vi-
and
iand solo' and Mrs. Ross Erring-
ton , gavea • reading. rVlrs. Ernest
Gaunt conducted • a contest.
Lunch , was served at the con
elusion by Mrs. Don• Cameron;
Mrs. , Ross Errington and Mrs:
Gordon :Dyons.. : •
• +!Misses Mai y Pardon and Anne
Rintoul .accompanied: Mr,', and
Mrs. Cliff Schweitzer 'of Kitch-
ener recently on a motor trip to,
Washington, , D.C.
Mrs. Roy • Hawley. arid. Leslie
Anne of Oshawaspent the past
week with her 'parents, Mr:, and
Mrs. Lorne Woods. Roy spent the
week-endhere,.' •
aVir. Bruce Raynard ' underwent
surgery in. Winghani .Hospital on
Thursday evening.
Miss . Loree • Cam+plbell is spend_
ing 'this ' week with her aunt,Mrs.
Wi1n'�er Harlton ' at St Marys,
Brock' Campbell' spent the past
two weeks at . St Mary's: •
„Mr. Charles Mc@uillin return-
ed home on: Wednesiday from a
trip through ,. the . States ,as far
as Yellowstone National' Park.
• Tommy : Marlton •` of '• St .Marys
'spent :the .'past. week.. with the
Gammie .family • '
:Mr. and Mts. 'Wes Whytock , of
Teeswater were Sunday ' visitors
with :Mr::and Mrs.. Allan 'Miller.
See
South Kinloss W;MS.
The regular :meeting of South
Kinloss. W.iMaS: was..:held. at- the
church on Wednesday! evening,
August .7 with 'Mrs: •A Hughes •
and: Mrs. Harold Austin: 'as •hos=.
•.tessee.. • Mrs.. 'Fraser MacKinnon
,presided and Mrs Lloyd.: M,ac-
Dougall reed .correspondence re-
ceived.
e-ceived. The Bible ' study was: He-
brews . i ..:and... the roll leap an
swered by a verse with "Power."
Connie MacKenzie contributed• a
piano solo . and Mrs. P. Steer
sang aocompinied' by Mrs..
Hughes. The meeting was :!high
lighted by a travel talk by Miss
Joan MacDonald, . daughter of
Mr: & Mrs. Ross MacDonald.; A
teacher at; DonCollegiate
she :recently • took .a world ,tour,
'visitingmany of the countries of
the :'Orient as, well as . Eitrape.
She was introduced, • byMrss ' "
Mary Maclntyre . and her Pier.
tures Were especially • beautiful,
giving glimpses.: of living Of In • various: parts of the
• world. The +fiinal picture took 'the
audience to May Day ,celebration
in Red Square, Moscow: Mrs.
Donald .Mae,Intyre expressed the
thanks' of • the• Society 'to. • Miss
MacDonald and presented her,
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with a remembrance At the con-
clusion of the meeting the • hos-
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ictures
Of'
lay Day In Moscow
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