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WNTIAY, ,OCT. 23rd,: 1963
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ESSO..SER*-ICE
FOR TOP QUALITY ATLAS; • BA'T'TERIES.
DUNLOP .TIRES (Most Sizes In Stock)
. AT REASONABLE° • , PRICES!
Repairs to MI Makes of Cars .and Tractors
3 Licensed Mechaiies
WheeIA'ignment end Baleting:
MOTOR
ZiP.PY Zionettes.
The fifth' *mee!ting of the Zi!px
• Zionettes was' held on October'
15 at Mrs.. Frank Ritohie'ls. Miss
Pat Damnude was , there for sup=
per; Thee ,. meeting. was opened
with the 4-11 pledge. 'The troll
call •:Was answered by ' "the ver
.ioties' of cheese ,iwhch arefound
in_ local stores and the ones I
have ': tasted." As a meal was pre-
pared,. denio sbrations were : • as
(follows:. Donna Ruittchie helped
with the .potatoes, :Nancy Kirk
land ' : with '. the.. salads, . Wanda
' Hunter ' with the sauce, MMarion
Redd • with ;the dessert Which ~vias
' ': demon• .!Chiffon.: The . meeting was
closed ,. with the Queen.
Cblvvanash Learning Lassies
T1he•icrf . I - of,7 Vie;
ColwanaslL Lemming J fes was
held at-the'=home of Lynda Cam -
Oran on October 14. The meet -
•.4 . trouble
ing w opened with the : 4H ' of z>,tielli+gence The oubleis
1 _ dge The Roil : call : '"My List that he :doesn't ` ' have .. enough
of Varieties of Cheese" available •sense . to. use pit. .
in local stores and' •those• I have
•tasted"', 'wia�s .,ans,'r red. The St.
Helens '441 Club invitedthe
group ' to go. to St. Helens Hall
bo • .see . a 'filen' on cheese. Menu
sheets where' passed out: and .dis-
cussed. 'Susan 'Arnold,. and Karr
Riegliug demonstrated ,custard:.
The meeting was closed with
the singing ,oaf 'the Queen..•.
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Holyrood .Tailor Teens
The 'fifth Meeting of the Hol
rood Tailor Teens was held cat:
October 115th at the Holyrood
School. at 8 o'clock. The rut-'
• ing;,: was °period . • with the 441
fledge, • The roll 'call Was '
Swered' :by nine, 'girls. The. girls
entertained Miss :.I1. Nicholson,
the biome ECoinornist. The ladies
discussed . antes, Atchievement.
Day and the Club's 'skit ; `Ilan.
a Shopping 1101p." Elaine norn
imbed June .to 'epmose the skit.
The meeting .closed with the 4-11
LetSnow lPIowir.g
COntract In W,W.
West Watwanosh • Township
•Council theit in regulcar • .session
on ' Tuesday, October 15th, 1963.
All "members !Present. This meet.
.ins was bed a week later, than
usual owing to IHnpron County
Council attending .the fnternat
lonal P1awang Match. •
The :Assessiment Roll compiled
in 1963'• was .preSented by ' .10.
Assessor J X Scott. Thee., is
a moderate inorease .nn, .both as-
sessment and .population. On :a
motion iby Coins. Jefferson and
Durni n, . Council ' . agreed . 'bo. ae-
sept the Assessment Roll, and,
also .to• hold the ,Curt of Re-
viiion on same at the 'township;
hall ,'an Tuesday, November 5th,
1963 from 10 Baan. to '12 noon.
This '.is to consider any assess-
merit ,appeals; complaints or er-
rors. •
'Lt was moved by Coins. Smyth
and seconded try ,Courts. "Jeffer-
son
Jef lerson' that West Wawanosnj Town-
ship ',Council accept the "tender
of. Roy Hardy, R.R. 1 Belgrave,
-to plow snow • on. township roads'
.during the. 1963-1964 season at
$6.00 ';per hour. Roy Hardy • is.
to *vide his ow"n truck and
his own help, 'and is .guaranteed
$100.00 .permonth standing time -
for . Jour ' months.. Work to be
done under the supervision, .of
the Read Snapt... Motion . carried
-On a notion ' y Couns..,M--
:Phee Bird Sanyit`hh, the. Road . `Supt.
was aui hhorized• to apply for the
interiin ` subsidy in, . regard: ' to eir-
'pendiitures '. on • township. ,roads
from, ' January :1st, 1963 to Sep-
- teniber
ep--teniber .•30th, 1963 ' (±i* usivie).
These .expend'' ores ' amour teed to
$30,099.48 under the Highway
knprovement Act:"' Motion • car-
ried. . • •
The: road ' •accounts 'were pass
ed for 'payment on a motion 'by
Couns: IDurnin and Jefferson. •
The .following' general accounts
Were' ' ordered rpabcl on a motion
by Comas. Sarnyth • and iMc4 &fee..
. -• H�ys� .est i& . Hays; fees, • Re;
deed q • Wit. "'$22.00, Amos.
C: Martin Ltd., ,tilt, 'Nevins
Manhas en rers • a moral t
are res
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2, Lucknow
Phone 'Wingham 557-1987
Litt 6AssURANCE COMPANY OF CANAf1AA w
icipal . drain, , 0766.24 ' •Ronald
Hallam; 1.'•, fox ' bounty; $4,04;
The Lucknow Sentinel,pminting.
account, etc., $5742; Jas. • A:
. . Howes, O.L.S , .Superin►tendence
Nigra' : drain; •$150.00; John A.
• . Inglis, Nivins rutin.' ' dra rii con-
tract •Kin . part),: $1;500.00; J. • x: •
Scott, Auburn; postal:. supplies, .
etc., $23.71'; .The 'Municipal' World,,
1 A..& C. Roll and refills; $21.69;:
Joe .Kerr, Win;gham,: bulldozinig.
at cemetery, and,. t "p : dump,.
$323.50 .
Road mounts .- Lorne Ivers,
salary; . $157.00; : Norman 'McDon-
ald, hauling "gravel, $348!09; Dom.
Road •Mashy. Co; ' Ltd:,` repairs,
$1.12.47; Imp. ;Gil. 'Ltd,:;' fuel and
tax, $59.25;' Grant Chisholm, mo-
tor oil
o-tore.ail and tax, • 10,81; Burning-
ton: Steel " :Co. .Ltd., • reinforcing
steel;$2'42.•50; Bruce;, MMD•onald.
bridge construction, $3,035.65;' B.
M. Ross, . supervision on 'bridge
construction, $100.00; Joe Kerr;
bulldozer and mcraper, $2;138850:
Above road accounts pa>,d `:at.
West Wawanosh. October ' •meet-
ing
.,-1 Council addjoinned to meet ori„
Tuesday,'; November 5th, ' t1e63. •
J F. Foran; Pwtp'. Clerk.
Whitechurch W.I. Meetinrg . • •
The' Wihiteehureh. clnstiItute met:
on . the evenizrg ;:of October 8th•
inIthe ',Whitechurch Meemorial.
Hall with. Mrs. Claude! Coffin,
president, in the chair. The roll
call • was answered tby the mem-
bers • naming 'their • last public
school teachers. • Mrs. Coffin,.
delegate for Grey truce Area
Convention at Mea,ford, gave cher
report. Misses . Joyce Tiffin 'and
: Valerie King. gave. .",•a reading
:from the 'present pitib'lic solibol
reader. Mrs. Evans and Mas. T.
Metcalf also read from a 'public
school reader of 45 years . ago.
Mrs." Cliff Hewitt of •Rip .ey, the
DistrictPresident, gave a • read-
rtg on Citizenship and Educa-
tion which was verb nmfior tea•
live. Meeting chised with the
National Anthem and Institute
Grace. •Mrs.. T. Metcalf, Mrs..
Frank' Ross, , Mrs. Jim Currie,
Mrs. Ed. Walker, hostesses serv-
ed! apple pie, cheese with a cup
of tea.
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BIRTHS
THORNTON . At K Wingham,
'General Hospital, on Friday, Oct-
ober 18, 1963, toMr. and Mrs..
.Ray Thornton, nee S►teakiey,
Lucknow, a daughter, Melody
NIXON In Victoria Hospital,
London, to Mr. and Mrs. 'Ralph.
Nixon of Wingham, .a daughtter,.
Octhdber 11th, 1963.
WILSON At Winghaim rand. Dis-
triot Hospital ;an Sunday, 'October
13, .1963,. to Mr. and Mrs: 'Murray.
Wilson, R.R..2 Auburn, a son..:
Honored •Ori lath
:Anniversary
QumJoSS NEWS) . .
•PA S.SMORE At. Be ll's'. Gorriers
R.R. 2 Ottawa, to 'Mr. and Mrs.
C. Passmore, -on ' ' Uotober• 15, - a
I
son. • . ' •
CAR'RUiERS -- In ' ,Goderieh
Alexandra General : and 'Marine
Hospital ,on 'Wednesday; . October
-16 bo Mr. Mors. • -
th, and Irwin Car
ruthers, O'aderich, •a daughter,
Julia Jean.
'SIMPSON In Goderiich
;anda General and Marine Hos-
pital, on' Friday,. October 18h `to'
Mr. 'and Mrs. Duncan +Sinnpson,
K'intail, 'la 'daughter.
an :Eastnor and ' St..', Edmunds
Township ,in,the Bruce peninsula
archery enthusiasts Can hunt deer
with 'bow.. • nd' arrows. from. :Oct
ober. 21st until November 2nd. No
guns or ,dogs are allowed A 6-
day. Open season with rifles and.
shotguns opens in the five : north-
ern
townships .Bruce on Nov -ember •
•
A 'pleasant social evening was.
held: at the borne of Mr. and
Mrs. Jell de Jong on Friday.
Seven tables .of "Shoat were
;played. At lunch time Mi. and
Mrs. Herb . Buckton were .presen-
ted 'with an electric frying pan.
in honour of their 25th 'owed -
ding
wed-dintg annv+ersary. Mfrs,. Clef Boul-
Ston ,made the !presentation'. on
behalf cif the' neighbours. . , .•
Anne and •Ruth Grahwn en-
tertained a ;nunsber of ,they lit-
tle friends at abirthday 'party
on Tuesday.,' .. ". • •
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd, MaccDou
gaQ'i Grace arid 'Eileen Burt vis-`
ited ,,with, 'the Owen Sound «Mac-.
Dougall+so i Sunday.,
The WIM.S. Sectional' Meeting
>s being held in South Kinloss
Presbyterian Church, on Wednes-
day afternoon: .
Danner guests' With Mr. and
.Mrs. • Alan ; tGorahamnand :fain -illy
On Saturday 'were:'.Mr. and : Mrs.
Allan .: MacAtley of .:Ripley, Mr.
entitle 'Graham 'af Toronto, Mrs.
John Graham and Mrs. Simp-
son of ,Wingharn. ' . ,
Visitors ' over the 'week -end'
With. *Mrs. D. L: MacKinnon, and
JJoihn were: Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Collins and . Nora • of 'Ypsilanti,
Mich., Mrs. 'Etta tSmtiith of May -
bee, Mich. 'Mr. and. Mrs., Rus,
sell 1VIaaDona1d ' of Myth,
and Mrs. Ross Mac(Kentie, . and.
family of Ashfield, and Mir. and
Mrs. • Orville Elliott . and' tamniiy
of Holyrood
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