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THE LarcicNow SENTINEL, LIICK,NOW„ ONTARIO
.. 80;00; alidenlbY$ Store, February
Kinloss Again relief su.pplies, 49.96; Haldenby's
- * ' • '• Store, February, 1961 relief RID-
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KINLOSS COUNCIL MIN117 Sentinel, Printing and adv. 3314;
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Chttrch St. lights, 5,72;
lies, 49.84; Jim Morrison:
White-
als
Salvation Army, grant, 1942; .
KinlbSs Municipal Council met•
March 5th, 1,98z,,as per ad- 00; J. R. Lane, Hydro, White,
church Water System, 18.44; J. R.'
journment.. All members present.
Lane,, Hydro at Hall, 7.61; White -
•The minutes of the last regular
Govern -
meeting of retsx'uaty. " 5th, 01.Urch CommunitY Hall,•Govern
as read were aPProved & signedxnent' grant'. 913.";' Bruce' County
Soil and Crop Association, grant,
•'A.grant. Of $25:00 Was given to 10.0,01'Dopartmeot of ge,a1..th,.
in -
'the Salvation Army for they
.ear
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• • 'A'•,grarit of. sia,po' was •giVeri: to
the Bruce •Cburity Soil. and Crop
In/prevenient Association.
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A petition' for drainage Wprk
by Harold Stanley, James. Thomp-
son and•Russell Ritchie was ac-
•cepted, and the clerk was to' for-
ward to the• Engineer:, •
The tender of Sam Fanner fer
...the Warble, •Fly. Powder at
per 16 113: bag was aecepted.
As there were no tenders for
Inspector or Operator of• sprayer,
• • the clerk Was to. Call again for
• •• tenders. •- • •
There were four tenders for the
gr•avel job, ,but feW they
were all toe high; so•Council der.
•• ,cided to. call. for neW' tenders.
• : • Mr. R. M. Ross, Engineer On
• bridge at Lot."' Con: was
•, • .:orized to call for tenders on Con-
' • structiOn and the peceaserY steel.
-Tenders to he Clerk's hands
• •• by. APril ',2nd, 1961 . •
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• • The. treasurer Was authorized
'to. register all properties with 3
• years arrears:. of taxes..., • • • ,
A special Meeting tip'. bp held:
• on Monday .evening at 8 O'Cloek
' to consider: tenders•on Oil furnace,
and toilet fixture's.
• • Cheques; •lsued :•,L•••• Pirieerest
..• • 'Manor Ltd.' F,ebrirary care, 1200.;
Fairhaven Nursing Herne,: Feb-
ruary care, * 100.00; ' ',Chap/nazi's'
Store • February relief supplies: scription?,,, • ' • : "
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TIMBER TIPS ,
The .playoffs for group `,`A"
got underway on Wednesday
night and Group ...t`B" bowling on
Thursday night. The Cubs,.
sulirr, 3.25; Frank Thompson, hers and Squirrels all (came up
postage, 5.00;,P. A, Murray, Road ..with 3 points leaving one ,for the.
Municipalities Conv., 35,00, Beavers, Tigers; and ,ZelaraS.,
Highway theqUes E., Car- Harbld,Erringtori led the 'Cubs
ruthers, Road. Supt and mileage, with high triple for the. week of
$198.70;. H. McMillan,. operator, 700 flat and .Jack ,C,aesar was
298.12; Ed Thompson, wingman, close. behind with 671, Leri Mac -
193.05;. Jim ibileGilliVray; labor, Donald starred for the Beavers
38,70; William, Scott, • repairs, with •683 flat and Marion Mac -
7.20; L. MacLeOd, labor, 26,•10;. L. Kinnon had 550 and Lloyd Ash -
MacLeod, sand and loading, 4310 ton 546 flat 'Score's. , • '
John W. Henderson Ltd., lurriber . The'Gophers and Tigers" games
for shed, ..164.61; Spence IrWin; were clOse. Russ Button rolled
bulldozing . and cement, 36.19.; 583 and.Clarence Greer had .572
moving pctles 33; for the .Gophers. top bowler.
Con. r.5, 718.15; London F ress,
adv. gravel,•13.32.; Daily Cm -Liner -
news, adv., 11.70; Ray Stan-
ley, snow plowing, 90650; ben
Gillespie, snow plowing, 850.50;
H. Bannerman, snow plowing,
812.00; Ezra: Saler, Salt and plow,
ing, 80.00; Gerald .Rhocly, snow
fence,„ 11..25;.R...FOrster, welding
grader,. •.• 12.00; James.: Cowano
•Chains for grader; :,72.60; • Cities
Service, 'and ,anti -freeze,
29947; Dominion Road Machinery
CO, check transmission, 26.24; E.
Carruthers, sanding; 9:1.25; J. R;
Lane; unernployiment staniPs, 6.88;
McMaster; fence. bonus. 360.00.
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ROLLING TO THE FINISH
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• •• Last week the "old . boys" outdid the "home
6 boys" by a . wide margin, in , the number of
6• donations received. . .. .
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1 There's Still A Long Way *To Go
To Have The Job Completed
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Bill Stewart and Mel Dickson •• • ail
• Thursday night the Coons led •• • ' . -•
: Moot Party At Holyroild .
were the rrigers top bowlers, .
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: ay Next Tuesday .Night
by 1Vlary Fisher with a flat triple
of 688, left the Lions in. the• cellar •
by taking, 4 points. John Park
was high for the Lions with 563. 0, •• .
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You Cam Help The. Cause By Attending The
The •Kangaroes ,grabbed • hold :
of setiond*place when they Scored • •
3 points from the Wolverines. Don
Elliott.,boWledthe high triple for • !-
the Kangaroos with 532 and Thigh ;
MaolVtillan, made it. for the Wol- •
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verines with". 48'2..'• • •
The Chipmunks and Pole Cats
• ended up with 2 points -ehch, the •
Chipmunks had an edge of 14 -
COimeil adjourned to Meet again 'Pins:owthe pin fall. Don Leader
in regular session ori Monday, was high for the Chipmunks
April • 2nd, 1981 • • • Dinnie Hamilton arid' Ken CIVIo
,. • J. R. LANE,. 0,lerk„. bray were the Pole Cats best
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with music by Mr and Mts. Geo. Of
Harkness, Mr. Walter Collins;
Peter .Leeson chaired• a .Program, L. •
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Group "B" gs: strong' A number on. the bad-.
Coons 4, Kangaroos 3, - •
2, Pole .Cats.2,, Welverines- t g and H rb Tbe. t ent b
are • ms ron an Mr.,, e • rs v ure y• a
,1!.- Liens () ' • ' * Farrell were winners of the dres'i •dian breeding organization
• • '• • • ..iser 'Set. and PilloW eases. Mr.' the, artificial insemination
ee ing
P pipes by Bill Mackay. Mrs. Stu- - •
Grove Institute
Has Birthday Party
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(PURPLE GROVE NEWS'
iMr and Mrs WiNiam Arnold,
Mr. Robert MeCoeli, Ronnie and
Bryan Boyle spent; Wednesday
with Mr,' and Mrs, Donald
Mc -
Cosh.: ,
,Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon Meer/on-
aid spentSaturday ;with Mr: arid
Mrs. Thomas lVfacD, aid. ' ' '•
• Miss Rosalyn •S anri • was a
recent • 'Visitor•with Helen-
SWann, •• ,• • •• •
Miss Mary Anne McCosh 'was
.if Guelph fOr the week -end. She
attended the Provincial 'Junior
Farmers Annual meeting.
. Mr. and Mrs. 'Burton Collins.
Were hostess to Purple Grove
'•farm forum' on:' Merit:lay evening.
Tarriffs :were the' topic Mx; dis-
cussion. • • , • ••
Summary day for , the ladies
:Course 143 lbs. of •meat WaS• held
at Port Elgin ori'.Tixesday ' after:
noon. A.ttend'ing were Mrs. Frank
Currie • and Mrs. Frank Dore
along with Mrs. Donald McFarlan.
Mrs, F'paneji. Boyle,. •Mlas•.Niarg-
aret Robertson, 'Miss Edith, Col-
lins, Mrs, Morford Mackay,. Mrs,
Donald McCOSh gave a ten min,
ute'comment ori posters Made' by
Mrs,,Mackay and. Mrs., Currie..
. Mr.. Gordon • Patterson; • Mr.-
bonalcl ...,11,1cCosh; Jim Brooks,
Dick McCosli, Bob Forster Were
in• Walkerton . on • Thursday. at-
tending; a meeting of the Feeder.
Calf Club. • •
Mr. Gordon lVfacbonalcl. 'spen't
Friday With Mrs. Fred. Gilchrist.
of Luckn'ow '• •
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dore and
Dianne spent Friday with Mr.
and 1Virs. Louis 'Misch, Walkerton.
Mrs. Gorden Patterson sent
Thursday with Mrs, John Cob:
Kiniough..
.The,fifteenth. birthday of Pur-'
pie Grove Institute was held in
the school: on Saturday evening
whena:hundred attended a Supt
per. A birthday cake was made
and iced by „IlVirs.' Howard
Thompson and Mrs. Ilelen•Swann
whiz were on the cornmittee.along
with Mrs. Sam Emerion, Mrs,
Herb Farrell, Mrs. 'Frank Currie,
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Gordon Patterson showed his pie- swine met With•sticcesson TI
tures of Western Canada. which day, *March' ath, when .a httc
were enjoyed by all,. after which ',twelve dine piglets Was •bon
euchre brought the eVeningto a the farm of ManasSa
close. ' . • .. 3,• Waterloo, Ontario Ron Hof
Jimmy Dore had '.his • eighth ter, technician in charge' of
birthday on Tuesday with Jo1 insemination for 'Waterloo C
Bryan Boyle and Ronnie Breeding Association and'
Dore., " • '• Weber were in attendance a
:Miss. Annetta Forster, Toronto, delivery, and .,Were both
Spent' the Week -end With'1V1r. and pleased •with the "artificial"
Mrs. Walter Forster. ' • • They are Yorkshire,Lani
Miss Margaret Roberton ,spent cross, arid are quite strong
Friday with Mrs. Helen Swann. active.
• Miss: Caroline :Forster visited • •Dr. C.• A V: .barker, He
Mrs. Gordon' Pattersonthe Division of Animal Repr
.Ripley :night school classes are tion at 0.V.C. has acted ass:1
• finished with Operriilouse being. orfor the: swine inset/lir
held on March _twenty-first. program... Dr. Barker has
<-\• : • , • • experio).entin$'wifli
KINLOSS •
ered information on techr
: for several years and, has
•• •. •• ' •• . • Used .in England' •and throe
Helen •• • ejampbeli and' the: world.
friefitl,' Miss Mary. Jane :MacDon-
Waterloo Cattle ,Breedin
ald, both of Kitchener, spent.the sac
week -end . at the borne of • Mr. oz , in itaht.6i°6
irn program, ,which141
Mrs, ,Harold Campbell. • •
on an experimental basis.
.•Miss Eileen Burt. is ' a patient
Conception rates hav,
in Wingham Hospital withpriett-
morria. . litterbeensiastiesnfyaitncocifyieeatniden,
if th
• Rev. R. 1VIa.CLeod and rnemlbers
should not be a problem.
of the organ corm/I:Wee of Sotith
were in, Kitchener on Monday.
Church nag., been considerable
Kinleas Presbyterian
misses Mary Carter
and ,Doro... for • artificial breeding
thy Luton of Guelph and, Miss
Daisy Gibson ef•Waterloovisited
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
,Mrs: Ira Dickie. • ••
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'Mr. Homer Zehr has sold hiS
farm to. a family from 'near Ing-
ersoll who moved in..last week..
We welconie them to out Com-
fOr swine in Ontario,- pror
the Waterloo Association,
dertake this experiment.
"No full .seale Swine br
• service 'is expectedt,Jor tlie
time," says , 'Manager, -R
Snyder, "but • we Wll 'cc
breeding 'exPerimentally
have the facts' we need.",
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•THANK YC1U
The IlutOn nog PrOdUcers comiiiitteernen elect
;March 6th, who !stand solidly 'for"good sound conn'
sene producer -marketing of hogs, Wish- to',.extend
you our thanks . for' the support ivOi.i:have' given
Marketing boardin the past and we feel' sure yOUV
• give tis even 'greater support in the future. •
Huron flog Committeemen
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