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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-05-16, Page 6r !• l•l<iiz sl r� cl• ki a •r ,c art cl •6. , t• PAGE :Election D.etaiis [x:piciinedW I The Silver Lake W11. met•• at the home of Mrs. George Young. on Wednesday afternoon, May 2nd for their May meeting" with •a •good attendance. Mrs. Albert Colrweli presided, . • The ,'aoli call was; "A ' way ' to, help our community:" The scrip- ture ,was read by Mrs. Douglas Bannerman; The President thanked the •canvassers. and. members for' their co-operation in the drive for funds for can- cer research. Safety posters are to ' be' .distributed ' 'by• the Insti- tute. Standing reports 'were .given;. by Mrs. Wayne Porter on 'Agri- culture, Mrs. George Young on, -Current Events, Mrs. • • $$tairt,.ley. Cooper on Hon'ie Economies, Mrs. William Stanley' on; Health and. Mrs. Clarence Hedley on Citi- zenship. The delegates to •the District Annual in Holyrood. on May 18th: will be Mrs. Clarence Moulton and Mrs. Win. Camp- bell, f ' 'The theme of the meeting be= • in Public Relations,'' Mrs. Malbel Campbell gavean'. excellent pa- per on • the forthcoaxing 'Election. The interest we slitould all take,; the preparations of appointing Returning, Officers, Enumerators and their duties, etc. " and clearly ;pointed. • out, .:everyone'' who .can,. vote,get out: and'. vote,, 'regard- less of the party you uphold; on Election Day, June 18th, • There • was an exchange of flowers and bulbs: The meeting closed . with the • 'Queen. and Grace. Lunch • was : served • by Mrs. Mabel, Campbell and 'Mrs., George .Young. PURPLE GROVE. THE LITCKNOW SENTINEL,, :LUCKNOW. Pion „Culvert Work In Ashfield Twp.Howard and Barger, thateoun- cil approve the minutes of the last 'regular meeting .of Ashfield Township Council. Wed and Howard, that clerk Day • which is June '• 2nd. • The meeting was. opened by the 'pre- sident, (Marlene Gawley, Roll call was. answered. ,by bringing 2 labels. off canned goods. The different qualities of these were discussed.. Creamed potato soup,/ parsnips, car i1iflower •and Varie- ties of sandwiches were made .and served later' by 'the' hostess and- her daughter, , Katherine.' Mrs: Frank. 'Dore and' Dianne visited Mr., and Mrs. Lawrence Fry. Visitors of 'Mr. and Mrs.. Gor- don IViacDonald were Miss Ann Crawford, :Goderich. oxi Satur- day and Mr: Cecil Dore, -Friday. • Mrs. William. Hughes visited 'Mrs. Aurett Armstrong. • Miss. 'Hilda 'Emerson, London spent the week -end' with Mr. & Mrs. Sam Emerson: . Mx.'and Mrs–Ben Scott visited, Mrs. Clayton :Watke and daugh- ter, in Walkerton . Hospital. .• Rev.. ,:Benson Cox • and Mrs. William:'Cox. visited , Mr. Lorne Culbert . and Miss ' Eva. Culbert: 1\'Irs. .William S. Eadie;, Mrs. Lorne Eadie, Mrs.., Currie Cola • well' .and . Betty, Mrs.. Marion Harris, Miss Eya Culbert attelnd- ed "'a; shower/for ; Miss Shirley Bain • at Mrs. Harold Harris's 'in' Kincardine on Saturday evening.'. call for tenders 'for three .con- crete culverts and a a repair to. two, subject to the .approval. of the. Department of Highways, Barger and' Howard, that A the Reeve and Clerk be appointed to represent the Township . in the Emergency • Measures • Organiza- tion. Reed and Boyd, that council aeeept petition for drainage work presented by Warren Wyles and R. West • and appoint the Town- ship ownship. engineer to make. •a survey 'af °the area, and report to conn cil. Boyd. and Howard,, to pay the following • accounts.. ' • ,Road. Accounts—Richard West, Road Suplterintendent, 'John Nicholson, 'grader operator, 269.42; Cliff Menary, .Road Work, 3,60; :,Theo.- Van Diepen,' road work, 4.05; Bob Helm, road, work, 6.00; Reg. Broome, road work, 36.00; John. Hunter, ' road, work,. 28.00;.. We•bste'r, and. MacKinnon, ticket • 'punch, 66c Everett. Br ringlton, welding and' bolts, 12.10 Murray Johnston, fill ,and 'bull dozing, 41.70; Charles Rivett, , fill; 4:00; K. K. Dawson, bracie wire, 4.90; 'Guenther Tuckey, road' signs, 2.29; Dominion Road Mach- inery,' ,grader • repairs, 1137.42 Canada' Culvert, signs, culverts, posts, ,1,847,19; Webster and .Mac-: Kinnon, paint, 2 83; Robert Sto, thers,;,,tire repair and mileage, 6;.00;. • : Listowel • Transport ' Lines, freight, ..21.60; Imperial' Oil Ltd., diesel fuel and 'tax,. 127.88.... 'General Accounts 'Pirieerest Manor, Miss `:'Zirwin 'and . Mrs. Bickel,. $214.715; W. J • McDonald, postage stamps; ' 5.00; .Connie Ho- gan, Warble Flay Inspector, 2312.00; Hector Tigert, stock • claim,: dog NTARIo WEDNESDAY, MAY • 16th, 1962 time even your La� mace • has to retitel And when: the time- rA comes, make sure you get anefficient, hard working Esso oil -Furnace, tie••furnace that stays younger 'so much longer ! ` LOW BUDGET TERMS Up . To Five Years To Pay .. ROY HAVENS Plumbing. And Heating- Phone 73 Lucknow ESSO OIL BURNER :SALES And SERVICE bounty, 86;00; Village: of TJtick now,. Hogan :`and' ; •Blake fires, 37'5..001; Huron County Municipal. Officer..'• Assoc., , fee, 20.00; K. K Dawson, rell.ief,'Srriith,' 87.89;' Ed- wards. Coal Co., . relief,; Smith, 25;50; • Irvin Eedy,', relief, Ander- son, '5,0.01; .Merman :Phillips,:'re lief , Officer, stock valuer, ,11.00;. Victor Black, ` fence :viewer, 5:00; Bert. McWhinney,.; fence'" viewer,: X5.010; Gordon ' Co11gram, fence viewer, 5.00.. • Howard :and 'Reed, adjourn ' till Monday, 'June 4th ,at S p.m. • • DONAILD'. SIMP'SO'N,' Clerk.: `N1rs Helen : Swaim spent ' a couple of•, days in. London. 0 Miss •'Kaye . David, Belleville; &. Miss Mary Anne . McCosh, ' Tor- onto spent the Week -end with Mr. and' Mrs. Donald McCosh, 1' Mr, 'and ''Mrs., Donald Chad-, bourne visited Ml. and: ` Mrs. Victor Cawley. • Mr. :and' Mrs. 'Wilfred Traher, Larry, Allan; Mary. Ellen' and Carol, Ann visited'' Mr. Norval Stanley Mrs Donald McCosh. 'spent Monday with '. Mr. and Mrs. Clarina Rdbinson, 'Durham , and ' , Thursday with . Mrs. Ardill ,Via- son.' 1 . Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacDon- ald and Mary Helen 'v'isited, Mr.. and, . Mrs.:: Lloyd McClure, :Pais- ley. Mr. Lorne McAllister of Brit- ish' Columbia ' also. visited in` the sa� me' :'htayn4. . • Mr.nd Mr's, Don a slid• McCosh, . Mary Anne and .Richard, Miss Raye David, Belleville, Mr. • aiid Mrs. Gordon Patterson,` Mr, and Mrs., Walter Forster and family were Mother's Day visitors of Mr JW. Colwell, J. W Knloug'h.. Mr., and Mrs. Burton Collins, `John, Sandra and .Margaret visit- ed Mr. and Mrs.; Andrew Patter Soil. ' 'Some folks attended the re-.• ception for • Mr.. and Mrs. R•6rald ' Thompsoh in Lucknow On .Sat urday',evening. Mr .and.. Mrs.. Victor' Gawiley • and . Marlene and Gladys . Mr., yiz Mrs. Donald Chadbourne , "were Sunday guests • of Misses _Ada, ' Lettie and Ethel Gawley. 1V1r. and.' 1VIrs.. Gordon Mac- Donald, Mary Helen, visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gilchrist, . Luck - now, oh ' Sunday. • , Mr. Richard McCosh and Mr. Gordon Arnold visitedri f l.ends in • Sirmeoe on Wednesday. , •The'• •4-H Tractor 'Clulb• held their 1st meeting .ori Wednesday, evening. 'at the home of Mr, and 'Mrs. Francis Boyle. Mr, Wallace Pollock is leader. ,Some folks attended. the nip- ,. ` ley : ,High School spring Dance' •on 'Friday, evening. Beanie Evening Auxiliary' met at' the horrie'•of 1Virs. Glenn Mc= Lolland on' Wednesday 'evening. • The . Seven ' Kitchen 'Queens met at Mrs. Edburt Bushen home on Saturday for their • seventh •meeting. The leaders Mrs. Bushell' and Mrs. Frank Dore disctis'sed, Achiev'ement R . Many suitable older and 'handicappedchildren are available for adoption. Happily married couples' who are interested htany of the boys and girls below should apply to the Minister of Public Welfare, Parliament Buildings, Toronto. ..'Illi •il:, `II 1111::1. r_ or Ae:;u, -R;z2z,,k ONTARio e majority' of Children's Aid ' Societies. are makinga. determined effort to ' provide erma. P 'nent homes for some of their wards. Every attention will be given to requests for 'these. or other children. RODNEY is a healthy . affectionate 3''. year old Protestantboy of English. origin. He is of average intelligence, heap stocky' • build with blue eyes and blond hair. Itodney'has a hair lip which has received treatment. A Protestant home is .desired ' • where parents will be contented with the knowledge that surgical treatment and speech therapy, will ' be :necessary... in, the future. Rodney wants to be with 1u'§'adopt i ng parents when facing up to this ordeal. • • D$ NNIS is 2 years old' and his racial ori is Danish, and Negro. He is a sturdy , well develoPed baby with blue:eyes, blond hair, light bro*n complexionand negroid features. He responds well and is a placid • and happy' baby. Dennis would be happy with white. or: coloured Protestant parents, JEANETTE. is' a.healthy '' 10 year old n.. Protestant girl of Ukrainian and English •, origin., She is of, slight physique with brown eyes and black hair. • Jeanette is looking for warm; understanding Protes- tant parents who will not expect too much , from her academically. ' • • .* * 4 EDGAR: is an active 7 year old Roman ,Catholic✓ boy of French and English origin and is bilingual. He has an'averag physi- quei . with. blue eyes and. blond hair. This , well-mannered, agreeable lad has high 1 average intelligence and is in excellent. health. , Edgar/ needs a home where he • could get emotional stimulation and be guided according to his ability.• : 4.. WEN ALL & WARREN N are Protes- tant half-brothers who have .never' been ' separated and wish to remain'together. Wendall is a well-built 2t i year old with b ue eyes, light . brown / l •, Y g b own hair, turned up' nose and fair complexion—a happy friendly c and mischievous wee ,laddie of Scottish and English descent. Warren is a likeable pleasing41/2 year old who quickly comprehends .a situation, accepts discip- line and is anxious to please. He is'taika- a tive, inquisitive'and•protective of.Wendall. His ancestry is French-Canadian and' English. `Warren had club ;feet, but has received goodcorrection. These boys will ,be ltappiest. with Protestant parents who willhave real pleasure bringing up two sons. • LISA is a sweet natured, 10 year old Roman Catholic girl of 'Fren'ch; Canadian and Indian background. This pretty girl' has ,a sturdy• physique 'with brown eyes and dark ,brown •hair: Lisa is, in good health and would be a charming daughter ¶or•older Roman Catholic. parents. LANNY is a horn •leader. He is a hand- some boy, well mannered and'doing excellent work at school. 'Lanny. is interested in music and takes piano, • lessons. He gets along well with :boys. his. . own, age and is'a normal Protestant lad of 11 years and of North American Indian heritage. Older Protestant parents could'. open up thefuture for this boy by welcom. • in him ino their ' g m th ,hues andaccepting him as their son... ; * . • • KAY has not had any real childhood ildhoodin her 13 yearn of life due to great family responsibility. She hasfair complexion, brown eyes and light brown hair. Kay it healthy, has a •placid disposition but. speaks rapidly and has a slight butat- tractive stammer. This girl is behind. in • well. School but is now progressingis Kay an. Anglo-Saxon Protestant in need of parents,, with patience and understanding who will accept her poor past school. achievement and love and cgcourage her —giving her some fun and toy which she' has Yet to experience. •,,. MICHAEL isa dear.wee•Catholic boy of • 3 with an appeaiing'manner and extremely bright for his age.' He has light brown hair and grey attractively slanted eyes which are his heritage from his grand-, father, who is partly Chinese. Warm understanding Catholic parents areneeded. for this brightattractive boy. * * SANDY is a pretty 8 'year old Roman Catholic Anglo-Saxon girl with fair curly hair'and blue eyes. This little girl 'is a ' bright alert child. with above average m telligence and is artistically gifted. Sandy •needs:a.Roman Catholic home where she will. be stimulated` and 'accepted. Her parents be capable of keeping. up withthis, determined child who has. a ' strong personality and much. charm, as ,well as certain definite emotional . and psychological needs. Sandy likes fun and. peoplebut needs discipline andwarm Under- standing in a family with older children. DEREK needs •a Dad, like all =I1 year olds. He also needs the guidance and sure- ness of parents' love • and. a permanent place in a family: Derek 'la of, Polish - English Parentage olish-Engiish'parenta$a and has the fair .colour- ing you would expect. He is small but in excellent health..You would find him shy''.. on first meeting but. not.. once hegot to • know you.. Derek is repeating Grade; IV this year and.feels badly about it. Psycho- logists think hiswork would likelyy im- prove if you didn't pressure him about it. Derek needs, Roman Catholic parents to sive him security and affection through life. . SANDRA .needs infinitel patient Y p n adopt-, ing parentsbecause other specialprobiems. This healthy-looking.6 year old has poor muscular and .motor • co-ordination' • and there is a history of epilepsy in her family. Sandra is very active and talkative and : tries hard to please: She is quite -tall, fair- haired and broWn=eyed. We're` looking • for warm-hearted people who 'could get happiness from watching her develop -it will be at •a slower pace than the average • child. Sandra 'would get along best in a• • well -organized Roman Catholic home: ARCHIE is a 13'year ,old Canadian. Protestant ,boy 'with brown eyes -..light brown hair and a fair complexion. tale is a healthy Grade 6 student, inclined to be passive. Archie finds it difficult to talk to adults and becor res tense 'tiVer exauiina- tions. This boy wants to settle down with permanent, parents and have his own identity. Older. Protestant, parents who have no intellectual. pretensions, and who can help al son to a satisfactory life, not necessarily an academic one, will be happy With this boy. .' * e • 4 ' VICTOR' .& WILMA-Victor, 5, .and his sister Wilma, 7, are Canadian Indians. Each is of slim build with brown eyes and black hair. They are healthy and; Intel- ligent'. Victor is highlystrung`and Wilma a placid, poised, very-prettychild with.a pleasing -personality. Protestant parents, capable of giving these children a loving • home, will acquire an interesting son and a most attractive daughter. . DIANE & JUNE=Teenagers need a trey • mendous amount of love and guidance as • every adult knows. Diane and 'June are two such youngsters—sisters'of 13 and 15 • who came into the care\of a Children's, Aid Society as older children.' They. could still . become a .permahent part of •youir family through; adoption. June is a tall, fair, athletic girl and tends,to be domineer- •, ing but this is 'often- the case, when a ' , youngster isn'tcertain someone cares. • Diane 'has blue' eyes, light brown hair and • good, features: She tends to be quiet and • reserved and depends a lot on June. These children are ready to move into a Protestan t home now. Would you be interested? • * .+ M, STEPHANIE needs a lot of. individua 1 attention, but she,can be a very rewarding child. This 6 year old is sturdy, blue-eyed and fair -complexioned. She has round, even features and is decidedly attractive. Stephanie needs' Roman Catholic parents whodable lo will be extremely 1 "anent an r e YP understand her' deep need for affection. She is highly/Sensitive, cries easily. and ,'finds new situations very frightening., In allculty likelihooatscd,';hoolStephanie will have diffi- . * * *• TODD,'is a 4 year old: Protestant boy of Scottish and Australian,descent. He is of slight build, hasblue eYes and light brtcwn hair: Hisheahtrisgood `and he has , average4yearold intelligenceboy. This affectionate wee lad wants parents who are relaxed, easy ggoing and capable of handling aii active .. . ' Tltie deco • .' a piiisseusati home with` lal lame cod wile clrtldit�aocid , leahaite sseeci�. elsilehea dude she �, , tis tie DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE PROVINCE. OF ONTARIO HONOURARLE'LOUIS P. CECILE, Q.G. Minister . • JAMES S, ,BAND, Depu'%y Minister