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LTIC}NOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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TM NOMI'
Notice Is Hereby. Given
ern
a, The Municipal Electors Of The
1.,o!iuhip0 este awanosh;
'That the nominationsof ..fit, and proper persons to : serve as
Reeve, four Councillors and three School Tr. Us'tees for the,
Township: Sdhool Area for the Townshipof West Wawanosh •
for' the enduingyear, will take place at. the township' hall,'
West Wawanoah, on'.. p
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER' 24th,
1961.
At one o'clock in the afternoon, for one hour, at which tune
and, place all electors of said township are'. hereby 'notified
''to attend,' and/ that should a " pollhe required, Polling Will
open ozi
Monday, l December 4th, 1961
From 9;0.0 •a.m. • to 5:O0 p.m. at' the various polling sub-
,
No. 1, Dungannon
No. 2; Public. Library, Manchester
No. 3, ,Townahipp "Hall
N, o. 4, W. I, Hall, St. ''Helens
: • No. 5; W'. L Hall, St. .Helens
'No. 6,. Parish. Hall, St: Augustine
When a proposed candidate: is not'•present 'at the 'nomination
meeting his nomination' paper will not bevalid unless . there
•is' attached ther'eto': evidence satisfactory to ,the Returning
Officer' that the • 'proposed candidate consents • •to be so
nominated
JOHN O�RAN;P"C er ,.
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s .Fa �ropCrop.Fails.
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Fail To
-Body From I�q
On Tuesday of this week; 17
days after the tragedy at the Lu
ther Marsh, on October 2.8.41, the
body " of Bruce 'MacLennan, had
still. not been recovered.'
Bruce who was 38, and form-
erly . of Lochalsh and Lucknow.
was one of three duck hunters
who lost 'their lives by drowning;
Dragging operations which were
carried on extensively' for. many
days;, were , not successful.;• Due •
• to the." nature of the bottom , •of
this artificial lake , conventional
dragging equipment is of little
,use: :
Skin, divers,. boats and even ari
airplane have. been, used to make
an underwater, surface Sr above,
the -surface .search of . the lake.
The Fergus News -Record told
of • nine men •from the Grand
River Conservation;. Commission
being joined by. 'a•.' :half ' dozed
Provincial Police . at the ''height'
of the search; for Bruce's body..
,Six skin divers from Kitchener
and Barrie Were brought in but
had no . results because , of the.
.murkiness,of the water.' ,
The NewsRecord described
the Marsh Lake ' as follows:
•"It is naturally . of a `dark:col'or
from ,the peat moss and had been.
,stirred•up.by dragging` operations.
A 'plane flew low over .the' water
Thursday.'but the 'pilot• could riot:, •
see the body.
"The-,•gGate4of –thedam,._in�East
Luther was opened Tuesday af-.
ternoon *,:at the' request of the •
.:Provincial' Police: Two'' stop:logs., •
were •'raised, which would lower
`the • water , • level a• as . ucIL as a . `
.foot. ;It is hoped to ,regain this ` A
water in the,, spring. •r
"Dragging with regular • tools
is impossible. Much' of the 4,.000'
acre lake was originally peat bog,
with, no solid; bottom. Stumps ,of
trees and .patches •of'tnoss .'which
;have'' grown'..to: the: surface -pre-'
Vent the use of:drag hooks,though
the bottom of the •lake,•near the
0.
ReI.ieve Hunger . Or .,fundProsperity, .
(By Carl. Hemingway), attack..
With thought of Remembrance Last Wednesday morning, at.
Day in 'Mind as::1 write this the. the Q.F.A. ,annual it was, announ-
poem• "In 'llanders.•'Field" •is most Iced that Hugh Bailey alsohad.
appropriate:. I feel so often' that ,'a _fatal heart 'attack. ''Mr.. Bail-
,we' only remember.. the pain and ey , had been a leading figure ..in
the sorrow.•
.. at the lossof. 'loved the. Farmers' Co -.operative move-'
•ones that thiS,day comriemorates: ment,, over the years and .again`
Let us. also remember 'they 'Passed the strain :and stresshad exacted;
a torch: to '.us' to upheld. That' their price for he too;I, believe,
,,p
we failed,, :in .this,sacred.: trust IS ,Was a little over:.sixty:. :
ampi'y'
Hector Arnold, "proven • by .. the last Warlong• :time dead-
arid`" re -proven in . the • current.''ing,'.figure` and burden;. bearer in
state ,of world affairs:. rhe cheeseindustry, was : removed
• 'World* affairs are always a lit_ from his Hotel room to hospital
in Toronto• suffering what we
•' •tle
`bewildering' to .Most . of us, :
but -this .same idea 'was brought cerely hope is a' slight heart at-'
Muth closer to 'home this .past tack.
Week. . These .men along with the ram-
The , passing 9f Cliff: Weaver, a 'lies have . made many sacrifices
, Man devoted :to ' the Dairy In- for the ,betterment .of:'Agricultur
dustry for,mank years,'was a de- al :•Producers,• yet wewere•'told
cided shock, He Was • Vot an old that there is ,a larger Percentage
man yet''th strain' of :years res-• of borrowed capital for' Agricul-
ponsi'bility inDairy Industry- turalproduuction, more. delinquent.
'welfa're had taken. their toll which 'accounts fat feed mills,' and ' more
resulted `in .a sudden ,'fatal heart back taxes, . on farms that at ''iffy
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ONINATIC...N....MEETING
Notice' Is Hereby Given .To, The Municipal Electors Of The
Township Of Kinloss
That the nomination of fit andproper persons to serve.
as ' reeve and : councillors, for the Township. ofKinloss :for:
the year . 19,62, will take place at the TOWNSHIP , HALL,
HOLYROOD, • on . .
FRiDAY,'NQVEWBER `24th, 1:9.6
And also nominations for two Members, of 'the Board, of
Trustees ':oaf; the .Townsh'ip. School' Area' No 1 Kinloss, T7e
two retiring' trustees are eligible ,.for re-electiory. '
At
one O'Clock.: in the afternoon, for one hour, at which
,time and place:' all electors of said toWnship are hereby
notified to', attend, and that should' :a. :poll.: be required,
polling " Will open , bn ' •
Monday, December 4th, .1961
At 9:00 a m at the following ' places in : the Polling
Sub divisions
No:; 1, At the Orange Hall, Durham' Road •
No. 2, {At• the Oran ie Hall, Kinlou H
No. 3,• At the Township Hall,Ho yxood4•
No. 4, At House.of Mrs: Ford' Cunningham, Lot '11, Con. •2
No. 5, At William Scott's House', 'Langside'
No.. 6, At the Community Hall, ,,Whitechurch
J. R, LANE, Clerk,
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3 JOBS IN 1
D1S1N`rECTMG, W1.11TE PAINT
PAINTS WHITE
KILLS .GERMS
KILLS FLIES
Why pay for two or three spraying Jobs in barn,
poultry house or cellar—first for whitewashing,
then for disinfecting, then fpr. fiy control—when
Carbola does all in
.ONE EASY LOWER COST OPERATION:
DISINFECTANT in, Carbole destroys'on contact the germs of many.
profit taldngdiseases; including
' MASTITIS, • IRONCNITIS . WNITI `:DIARRNu;. •
M'
SAS QISIASI. CHICK[N'CNOLRRA .• . ' HOG CNOI*A
,tusaaliosls '
' . (C01o.1I1edrp.nd iw Uobororerr top reports on rp.w)
KILLSLI:ES
Kills spiders, 90% -less cobwebs for •8 to '10 months.
Better sanitation. Lower.. bacteria
ASHFIELD.: YOt NG: ` MAN
;ON CONN. SMYTHE ,, FARMS
Willis' McDonald', second oldest
son of Earl McDonald,•;•of `R.R.", 7
'Lucknow, .is "presently working
'ior.:Conn 'Smythe Farms
, He, acquired this •'job ,through
an advertisement; • in,the Arthur
'paper several weeks go. Smythe,
Who ist widely, known:. by. his as
sociation, with the Toronto Maple..
Leaf hockey .club, 'owns:.a string
of race -horses also.
Wallis is..: kept ..busy on one ' .of,
the farms where, these -valuable
animals. are .raised 'and trained:'
The Trion who wants to, write
something. that, will live . forever''
just 's'igns ..a m' rtgage.: • . ,
• . The trouble with trying to get
•away, from it.all, 'is' that most
of it: is ,portable.,
Is Your Subscription `'Renewed?.
time ' in 'history.: That ;we would
have been worse off rwithout'the
efforts of these men and • many
others like them; we. can. be
sure. ` How much ' worse off, •we
will. never know.
' . ,Just as those, 'whom we . re -
•.member 'on November. Llth, left
us .a. challenge so do those'who
have been : our farm leaders,
leave us a challenge.: • •
That we have failed is apparent
since; after some fifteen ;years of
unprecedented abundant harvests,
We have neither found prosperity
ou'rselves • for, ;succeeded in re,'
leiving hunger of many 'millions'
throughout . the World.,
W e must .riot 'give up. ' In con
tinuing effort to solve bur prob
1ems,many farmers, who :no doubt.
could very well have found plen-
"ty tc keep thein- 'busy at home,
took time but to attend the O.F.A..
annual meeting '' in Toronto onto last
week, . .
'Toil', often we feel we haVe
done our part when . we have
paid our membership, but' oui.
active part eipat%ori and expres.
sion of oti ideas are eiren, more,.
necessary if we ore to accomp-
lish tie task that those', who gone.
before, have entrusted to tats.
RUELENE
N -CATTLE IN SETKI
Kills., 'Cattle ' Grubs, Controls Lice
and Horn Flies on Cattle
single treatment with Ruelene 25E insecticide . is 'highlj
effective for the control of cattle grubs.
NO COSTLY EQUIPMENT NECESSARY.:
NO UNUSUAL HANDLING REQUIRED.
dam and Nat the seventh coriees-
sion, where the :hunters .probably.
launched ; their :boat, was ' farm,
land, with 'a raised road" and a
'Concealed' submerged .cement :cul-
'
I • This . is the second .tune.° duck
i.
hunters have drowned„ in this.'
Take.: One man:' was drowned sev,
eral 'years_ ago' when an:. overload
, ed. boat,: • with 'a dog ' upset hear
the 'same` 'part of • the lake." i
ONIINATI
Meeting ?Of 'The ..1VIunicipai: Electors" Of "The'
Township • Of �Hur�n
In the County of •Bruce shall take place in .the
ro
Township Hall, Ripley;
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24th,
At The. Hour ' Of One O'Clock In . The Afternoon
;For the'•' nomination of ''Candidates for the office
• REEVE, . DEPUTTY •,REEVE" and COUNCILLORS'
In : The Said Township ' of . Huron, For' The Year, 196;2 '
Two Candidates for Ole "Ripley-Huron";'School Area ,Board, ,
and
Two Candidates for the "]Huron -West" School Area•, Board
(For two-year terms -= The` Retiring Members Are •
Eligible for Re -Election) ,•
When . If More Than the Required Number • of Candidates
Oz Respective Offices ,Are Nominated
THE ELECTION BY BALLOT
Will Be Held In The
Several • Polling Places 'Hereinafter • Mentioned
Monday,: *December 4th, 1961
Commencing at 9 o'clock in the forenoon and.
closing.at 5r' o'clock 'in the afternoon
LIST OF POLLING PLACES `
Subdivision No, .1 ---- Reids Corners Community Hall
Subdivision No. 2 — Orange. Hall, Bethel,,Lot 36, Concession 8'
Subdivision No School Rouse, 'S.S: No. 3' x.
Subdivision No. '=. Township Hall, Ripley
Subdivision' No.' 5 — Herbert Clayton's House, Concession 2
Dated : At Ripley This 6th Day Of Niwe r'iber,'
196.1. •
EARL TObP, , Clerkw .
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