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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-10-25, Page 6PAM pc • THE LUCKNOW SENITNELp LUPICN Wt. Assessment A a is haow Population Up Carrying a bone in his mouth, a dog crossed a river on a nairow bridge. He saw his own image 'reflected in the water and decided that it was another dog with a - bone larger than his. Consumed , with envy, he opened his mouth to grab the other ,bone and lost his own. a 11-> Themanwli� has a -planned Sun Life " Of Canada insurance program need ' envy no one. For no one can better ' •face the future than the man who, throtigh the medium of life insurance, has provided for his.retirement- years or. if he should not survive, for his fainily's future security. tfit insurance is, sty profession ainl I ans at Your senior. Vilipnot • oat toe todOP • YoU Oe under • nooldigatias. ' S,UptilPE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA iflahafl • 2,. Lila.*** ; Phone ' Viiinghani 717-474 SUN L!FE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA rtA • 4.1„. URPLE GROVE Mr. Donald RobertgOn and .Mr• , Goldie flustOn spent. Tuesday in • ...• Mrs. Frank Dore, Dianne and • Rennie .were recent visitors: with, Mrs.' Alex.' Stewart and ., , Mrs. Cynthia Here. - • , : Mrs: Goldie Huston visited MISS, Marfaret ,Robertson. •• •, ' ' BerVie 1W.M.S. met ' at the • home of Mrs: Carson. , ' .Mr. ,James Eineriori, Ontario • Veterinary. 'A:College,• queipti,.., ' spent the Week -end \with -Mr...and. • Mrs.: George Emerson. Friends)are/sorry to know„ Miss Gordon MacDonald on :Sunday: • I Kate. McCosh is not ',enjoying ,the ' MisSes, Mary Ann AolfcCOsh, 'An - best health. • ' . , nette Forster, Doreen McLeod Si At • BerVie United Chtirch. on Donna McLeod of . Toronto spent Sunday, , The 'Lifebuoys, ' Boy's the Week -end at their homes. ' • Brigade, C.G.I.t. and C. E. :Young • folk took part in the services. : . Mr. BobEmerson. attended the sale' of livestock for Mr. Chester • 'Campbell on Saturday. , Some • ot Grove , folks .nttended - funerals Of Francis Balton, James lylcNain and Duncan Keith. •. Kiniough---W-MS.__Inet—at : Mrs. NT.411. WPD:NE4SP4Y? ;54.1.4,‘ 1901 , COIINCIL , MINUTES West WawaneSh Township •Council held their October meet - on October 1.0th, 1.9.61, with • all Melribers Present, • A delegation frpnj. the Luelc.: new Lions Club appeared before Council regarding the -.proposed installation of artificial ice: 'in • the Lueknow Arena. The delega- tion was favourably received. ;By-law No. 9, 196.1, 'was. finally Passed on a •motion by Couns. Smyth and Durnin. BY means of • this by-law, the rnuniciPal nom- ination. meeting was set for. Fri- day, November 24th, 1961, and polling; sho,Old an election he ,•required, • will be on December '4th, 1961. Also, polling Officers and Polling stations were named. ' The .Assessment Roll compiled in 1961 . was presented to Council by Assessor J. IC Scott. There is 'a slight increase in both asses's- Inent and Population. •On a MQ - tion by CounS. McPhee and Smyth, Council 'agreed to accept the Assessment roll and also to hold the Court of Revision on Same:. at the Jownship 'hall • on • Tuesday, • November 14th, .1961, from' 10 a.m.. to 12 noon:. This, is to dealWith any •assessment ap- peals, complaints Or errors. Ona motion .bY COuns. Durnin .and McPhee, the Road Supt, Was instructed to prepare•, a by-law for the ptirpose:, of erecting Stop signswithin the tOivriship., • Howard Thompson, Mrs. Frank 'Doke. and Miss 'Margaret. Robert- son, and Mrs. 'Don 1VIcCosh were recentvisitors at the home. of My. Russel Collins. • Mr.• and Mrs. Morford Mackay, Mr., and Mrs.' Ernie Walden eT1- joyed 'a weeks holiday . in. the• : Lake' Superior area. •,.• Mr: Robert .Stewart and 'Mrs. Cynthia Bere visited ,Mr. and Mrs. Claude Dori, Mr. and: 'Mrs. Glenn Young were Sunday guests of Mr. • :and, 'Mrs. • pnrton Collins. and Mei. Lloyd 'McClure 'and Lawrence, Mr. and 1VIrs. Fred Gilchrist visited Mr. and Mrs. - Mr. Norval Stanley and Mrs. Helen Swann spent the week -end in .London. •' • Mr. and Mrs., Don McCosh, RiChard and Mary Ann,. Mrs. John Mr. •13ob 'Forster Visited Mr. - and Mrs. •"Albert Colwell, Kinloss on Sunday, , Mr. and Mrs. Gordon patter- IVEorley Bushell's on .Wednesday., son arrived home on Sunday. al - Mrs. Kenneth 'Robertson, 'Mrster spending their honOmoon in /400()MENT$ • . For sound counsel and price . on a monument . •. _ , . • • • . . correctly designed from quality material,. .•••.,•.•,.••• . • . rely on • ••• • , 'WELTON • - MEMORIALS Pat. 0441014 'Prop. 1: Estahhshed Over Sixty YeOS Walkerton • Phono•i638-vi, Ontario : Council ,agreed,' on ' a motion: by Coups. McPhee and Smyth,to authorize the. Road Shpt. to ad, Vertise. for tenders for snoW,p1OW- ing, on township roads during the 1.961-6 season: Tenders to be in by .6 p;in: November 4th,, 1961, • The. following .accounts were Ordered . paid' on a' motion by Jefferson and McPheem • 'Mayne Durnin; .1 fox bounty; $4.00; Mt. BrYdeS.ReSt Horne, in- digent patients' accounts, 0;25; PineCrest Manor; I.dicknoW, inch - grit :'..patients' accounts; 176.50; Voted' PtirVes, livestock claim; 40;00; Andrew Gaunt, 1 livestock inspection,. 2.50; Andrew Gaunt, sheep claim- , sheep 6000, Blake Alton, 1 livestock inspection, .2.50; J. K. SeOtt, .burri, postal supplies, ete., • 24.03. • Road Expenditures Lorne Ivers, salary 164.00;. IimPerial 011 .Ltd.; fuel, and tax, :17.20; Grant ChiShohn, Motor oil and tax,, 10.44; Norman McDonald, haul- ing fill, 364.00; Norman McDOn, ald,• , operating grader,, 9,00. ' • Council adjourned t� Meet : on November 14th, 1961. • J. F. FORAN, Twp. Clerk. easy ' Western Canada. • - Mr. and Mrs. Francis. Obyle, at- tended the funeral of:Mrs. R,Ossell Osborne, Guelph. • • Mr. and Mrs. Aarold tamPbell; Orillia are spending two weeks holidaying' at their . 'farm on the tenth. of. Huron, • ' Mr.' and ,Mrs. Harold Campbell were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ar - Mason on Thursday.' :'.14r. and Mrs. Mid Hunter, Ar- rnOw, Visited Mr. and Mrs. Sam • Emerson on Sunday. • , Mrs. Claude bore'spent, • daY with. Mrs: ClaUde bore :(Jr.) and boys. • • Congratulations to Mr. arid Mrs. Goldie •Emerson on the birth of. • ,their son, Blake Hedley, 'a bro- • ther for Kevin. , Mr, and Mrs. Claude, Dore • spent Friday 'evening hi -.Under, • woOd. •• . • Mrs.. Harvie Thompson attend- ed the Horticultural Banquet in the Legion Ball, Ripley. ' • The third Meeting of the Club, "Separates for Summer" was held at the 'tonne a Mrs'. William Ar- nold, Saturday' morning; They then had the roll call, Things to look for when buying cotton ma- terials. The ones' that had their pattern and their Materia•l, pin- ned the: 'pattern on . and .started tutting it. out. • . • talked about stay stitching. The. • 4-0 Wedge.. Mrs. Williain-Arnold get together followed by the pattullay• afternoon, They open - .The foUrth ineeting'was held at 'the home of Barbara, Leesen ,on W th the .song, The more we •girls ' began working ' on their mm skirts, and blouses., KITCHEN SUITES r es election Are, Ever Stocked •Drop in and look over our large selection. We are •sure that we will have something that will suit you. RANGING IN •PRICE FROM •T.ES BY 39 95 upwards THE LEADING MANPFACTURXRS acKENZIE • FURNITURE STORE Phone 181 Luoknow I CANGET YOU THE BENEFITS OF A CASH DEAL Remember—.before you buy your car, consider the benefits of One -Stop Service through The Age.nt Automobile • Finance Plan. , • Get the funds you *ant, Phis the In, surance you need with all benefits of a cash deal. It's economical, confidential and convenient: *For further particulars, telephone before you btiY4 cDonigh • Insurance bone 300, ..Locknow, KINLOUGH The October 'Meeting of the 11.W.I. was held in the hall with Mrs. Markjohristen and Mrs. L. Eadie hostesses. The roll call was "different way's that Wheat comes. to ,the table. 'Plans were made for a Hallowe'en dance to. be held on October. 26th,, alai; the November 11th service and Cat- ering to the :Lions Club •on vernber 13th. &bazaar and bake sale will •beheld later. •mrs: Howard Harris :WS pre- sented .with 'a• Life Membership Certificate by Mrs. James Hod- gins who is • also ,.a life' member • and, Mrs. Morgan Johnston pre- sented...the badge. This rrieniber- ship was, given .by Mrs, Harris' sister, Mrs. Blanche Wilson.. Mar- ion, made a fitting' reply. •. Mrs. Lorne .Eadie had charge of the program and give the to- pic "Advantages . of .farm life and rural opPortunitiei• andhow to 'make the most of them." Misses .Erlma and Sandra' Percy favour- ed Witha duet Mrs. 'William Eadie read a ThanksgiVing poem., 1VIiss Mina Percy gave an In- teresting account •of, her recent •trip:,She was Bruce COUntys re presentative on the United" Na- tions bus tour visiting the Corn- ing.glass works, Gettesburg, shington; The IJnited • Nations building: with its bilge doors as, Canada's donation. Mrs. Raynard Ackert conducted a tree contest.. Misses Erlina and Sandra Percy. judged the animals' madefrOm vegetables, Winners, Mi.' Harald Haldenby, Mrs, P. A. Murray.. Motto, The . secret of •life for a• :tree is that it, grows netv, wood each year. The Queen and the In- stitutegrace closed the .meeting 'and lunch .was Served. • • Mr. Arthur Graham of : Sault Ste. Marie. called On .frierids here during 'the Week. , Mr. and 'Mrs.' Hugh 'Peeking of E,arlton visited with Mr. and Mrs; Tifliam g..HaldenbSr,. ' Mr. and Mrs, Toni Bell and boys Of •AMberley were SunclayviSitors with Mr. and Mrs:. Bert Nichol - Son., . •• • Mr, and. Mrs. Ted Evans of Rexdale were WeekLend, visitors '. with Mr. ; and Mrs. Bert Wichol- ISOn • • The W.A. met at the church for the October. meeting.• Mrt, RoY, • Sehneller. /presided. The- sCrip- ture was, read '..bY."Mrs. GOrge Halderiby; The meditation was giveh by Mrs..Howard Thombsok This was a work meeting and a. quilt' was quilted during, the af- ternoon in preparation for • the bale packing at. the , November meeting. • Miss ..Laura BreekleS returned home from the, hospital Where she spent a 'few days as the result of 'a car mishap. Mr. and Mts. Jack Hewitt Were guests at the Mason -Barnes wed- ding at Niagara on the Lake on Saturday,• . . , The Pre'sbyterian W.M.S. Met on Wednesday at the honie Of Mrs. Morley Etishell. with 13 • members and 1 ViSitor present. ' The, word for ,th6 roll daii was fitinger The hYrnri, "The. Morn- ' trig light is breaking" Opened .the -meeting. Mil. Jack Barr read the spripture Orl Petei% Mrs. GOidOn GERALD N. CROOKS DOC.TOR. OF CHIROPRACTIC phone 545 • TopTcAm,,timi, 014TAR16: Be 'Sure Your '• HEALTH INSURANCE • iii.cuungs CittRorRAcTic. ',CARE. • MacDonald led. in -prayer. A pot luck supper was discussed: Mrs. Ale* Percy presided far the pro- gram. A Bible quiz on •Joshuaka ,Chapter was read from the study bOok. A reading on 'Christian Fel- lqwship, prepared. by Mrs. 1Vlac-• • Pherson Sr. was read ' by; Mrs. Prry'liodgins.. A reading, ,AA graclelY prayer" by Mrs. Morley Bushell and Mrs. Tom IVIacDon- ald 'gave a reading on "Indiges- tion." The :hymn, "Christ the *Odd We and prayer Clos- ed the meeting., Lunch WAs.ierved. • Miss Sandra Percy has-been in, Toronto*ith her *mint, Mrs. Jack Shaw during the week.. She ex- pects to commence Work with the Bell. Telephone CO. We wish/her • every SUccess. , The • llolyrood • .Surnmerettes7 .met 'at .:the..horne of Mrs. Alex. • Percy with Diane.. Hewitt 'pre, .siding. The leader demonstrated gathers, darts . and :facings. The ei'rening, as spent :in Cutting out garments, •• • MiSses - Erhha • Percy; Sharon Hodgins. and Catherine 'Bushell attended a meeting of the Pres..... byterian local coitheir at; Hensall , IIMB • so us ik..ins " ROY HAVENS Pk. rabrig and Heating Esso Oil Burner • Sales and Service ELECTRIC HEATING Phone 73, , Lucknow . FOR SAFE DEPENDABLE CotiVentent budget terrrita. • Op te 5, years to 'pay At1lAiS 'mottos!