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To The Electors
,Huron: TOWNS
Ladies and Gentlemen):
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As .a candidate for the office of deputy -=reeve,,
I ' Would sincerely appreciate your support:. and
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influence.
Having served for five years as councillor, I
assure you that as in the past, Twill continue to
serve you faithfully and, to the best of my ability
if elected to this new. office.
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To The Electors Of
Sincerely,..
R Lowry
Huron ; Township
Ladies and ;Gentlemen,'
Having served as a member of the township
council, I am now standing: for election as deputy
reeve, and respectfully ask for your support for
this office.';
I assure. you that if elected ..I. shall continue
to give the affairs of tie Township my 'close.
attention, always striving to give : the best of'`
service 'with careful financing.
Sincerely,
Hamilton MacKinnon
TO The. Electors; Of
Huron Township
Ladies and Gentlemen,
On , December 4th you will once more . have
The democratic .. privilege of electing men to fill
the municipal offices of. our Township. I strongly
urge you ' , take advantage of this privilege and
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accept your responsibility. Let if be your .vote
and not; yourabsence from the poalls that elects
the new council:
As the only reran; with council .:experience,
rutning for Councillor this Year, I solicit your
support. If elected, 'I will try to use •my three
yearsexperience
to help 'me `vote fair p(l+ay to all
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7i ratepayers and good value for ;each tax dollar.
Sincerely,
AutiflM,rti
CKNOWSENTINEL; LUCKNOW) ONTARIO.
The E1ectors;
Herron Township
¢Ladies. and ' Gentlemen, ,•�
:. office of :councillor,
As a � candidate's for- the o f ce
I will, if elected, consider the best interests of
the Township a responsibility which Will not be
regarded, and wi'11strive to :.do my part
toward efficiency with econony.
Sincerely;
Norval Nshit
AMBERLEY
Amberley Orange Lodge'
,held'
/ their ,annual banquet. on Tuesday.,,
evening with an attendance of
forty-eight trim A sunnptuo is
dinner, was enjoyed after which
election. of officers.: for 1962 fol.'
lowed.' •
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Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Fraser. of
petroit Were Sunday guests of
Mr. :and Mr*, Murray 'Wadden.
Mrs, T.. 'Fras'er.' .returned home
with them .after• visiting 'with
relatives in the vicinity.
At the SUnday morning service
at Pine River United Church, a
duet by Archie and Rupert Court-,
t ey was enjoyed.
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mber Of Pioneer
am�l� Passes.
ANGVS:GRAHAM
Angus Graham; .a popular and
esteemed lifelong resident of this
community,, died. on Friday,. No-
vember 24th in Wingham hospi-
tal where, he had 'been a patient
since September,. 196, after hav-
ing a 1e;__ amputated
Mr. Graham, was nearing his
83rd birthday and had been in
comparatively flood health until
suffering a heart attack, which
resulted in . his unexpected death.
Angus was a descendant of one
of Kinloss . Township's earliest
families., He was born on the 4th
Concession • of Kinloss on De-
cember 13th,, 1878., on the ' .farm
homesteaded:' by. his date father,:
John Graham, a native of Skye,
Scotland. His mother wase the
former Mary Ann • MaelCenz c,
who, was born on the. grid •Gon,
Kinloss. ,
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An .us maternal grandparents
were Angus and Mary Rennie
MacKenzie: His grandfather was
one • of the first settlers' on : the.
Second Concession, ' back . about
1848, 'which .was ten year's before;
the . SoMmerville • 'Survey of
Lucknow. Mr. Graham's grand-
mother is believed to be the
first woman. buried in .• Sout1
Kinloss. cemetery in • March of
1857.. •
On the Graham • farm on the
4th Concession, still in the Gra_
ham,'naine, Angus, and his, father
at one timewere' active in .the
arduous task of limemaking,.
and had several. kilns located °on
different . parts of . the farm: •
On March 29th, 1919; Mr: Gra-
ham married Betsy MacMurchy
,of Huron'• Township and' ;they
spent all 'their married •life - on:
the 4th Concession ; farm, until
retiring to:hucknow in :1952 Mrs
Graham died just a year ago in•
November of ,1960.. They were
,sadly bereaved in 1953 ,'by .the
death 'of . their :daughter Anne,
Mrs. Hawkes Robinson. '
Surviving . are, four daughters,
Mrs. ` Gordon Maelnnes,` '(Margar-
et) of Petersfield;.: Manitoba; Mrs..
James Snowe , • (Mary) of
wood; Mrs: John Lowndes (Jean)
of ;Queensville; Mrs; Brock 'Mac
'.Kenzie (Dorothy) of Teeswater.
and two sons, Rennie of 'Toronto;
and Allan.,on the: home .farm
Mr.. and Mrs"", Ulillen of Kite
chen'er Were Sunday; guests of Mr,.
James: Millen of Arnberle.y"'.
M'r, and. Mrs.. Arthur Courtney.
visited with Mr. and Mrs" Robert,
s n
tttr :ay, •
Members of the 1t.E.p..132 at-;
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Mr.. Graham'., is also survived`
by three 'sisters and one brother;
Mrs. Jane: ';Simpson and John,
Graham of Wingham, Mrs. Mar-
garet, Beaton and Mrs. B. W.
Annis . (Nellie) of Vancouver.
He was predeceased by a sister'
Mrs .Thomas Lockhart (Lizzie) ,&
three . brothers, Ewen, Willie 'and
James.
• The funeral service; was • held.
on Mondayat the new Johnstone
Funeral' Home ' in the Johnstone
block and: was conducted by Rev.
Rod.' MacLeod ,of South 'Kinloss
Presbyterian Church, of which
Mr. Graham. was 'a member.
Interment was in South Kin-
loss'Cemetery the pallbearers
being 'George Lockhart,• Lloyd
MacDougall, • Fraser .:MacKinnon,
Ira Dickie, Ernest Ackert and his
grandson, John MacKenzie.
tended a Meeting at Listowel ori.
Friday evening •. ,
Mrs. Cliff Geddes was a lucky
prize winner' on ,the Monarch
Flour .programme 'recently.
Ladies of . the .Anglican Guild
at Lurgan held a quilting on Wed-
nesday with .a. good attendance
at the parish hall:
Mrs;, J. C. 'Campbell of. Point
Clark; Mrs. John Emmerton and
Mrs. William Courtney, were din-
ner, guests of Mrs. Donald Court-
ney en Tuesday evening, .'
Mr. Archie Courtney, Mrs;, Nel-
lie Wellwood of Kincardine and
Robert Courtney attended' . the'.
funeral of Mrs: James Scott of
Seafoith on, Wednesday.
Ladies from this vicinity at-
tended St. Andrews United
Church bazaar in Ripley bn Sa-
turday g .. w
tarda where • alar' e.� crud at-
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tended.
Mr. Chester Campbell of ,Lon-
don 'spent t Saturda with y with rel.-
tiV'es"•'in this vicinity. '
Mr. and Mrs. Don Holahan;
Debbie e and Rb'bby of Clarkson
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EI,,NESDAY, NOV. '29th,< 96t
Huron Township
Ladies. . and Gentlemen,
MaxJ. ,take this opportunity of . publicly
•thankingall the n�cil peoplewho
m htermsup��� me,
both in the C.•..n y of office as
„Ref -v.
I hope :I have done something in this trine
to improve our Township, and it is for this reason
I ani asking your support again for another ter=n,,.
so that I may have an opportunity to seek the
Wardenshi1p of Bruce County. If elected, I will
do my utmost to gain this position and bring the
honour to our Town 'hip.
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Ladies and Gentlemen, use your democratic
right to vote, and mark your ballot EMMERTON
FOR REEVE for good municipal government.
Sincerely,
Chester Emmerton
'.To Thtt.EleOirs'• Of
Huron • Township
Ladies
and Genttleinen,
Voir= vote and ilnfluen•ce 'for :Alfred Walden
as 'reeve'' of Huron.: Township;;;is respectfully ;so1i-
ciited and ::wi' l be greatly appreciated: •
Having served for four., years as councillor
and , three:, years; -as . deputy -reeve; I . subn i't . to you:
my record ' of service in seeking, :the . reeveslill�•,
and assure. you ''if ,cleated. it, will be my: constant
:endeav=our to merit your confidence and, serve
well •
Sincerely,
Alfred Walden
To The Electors Of
Huron Township
Ladies and' Gentlemen
On Monday .December 4th you have an op_
portunity : ''to • select an.. excelt1eirt council from
,iniong the men who are offering- their'. services..
Think seriously before cast ng :our'` •ba'laot.
Wig the building be something -'that: ":Will, please
us:? Yes, if the: 'workmen ` 'are good.: See ,\=ou• •
Monday. at your Pdlling Booth
Sincerely,
jJ:�1!fl'A,.H,.cMurc
spent .a few days with' ' Mrs::Ro
bert Campbell and family,
The Emmerton, Orchestra play-
ed . at the Paisley' Inn on Friday
evening;
Ideal ,weather at the week -end
brought many, motorists to' the,
countryside once again with pre=
dictions of colder weather, win-
ter May .not be, far off. At the•
resort areas, summer' ,homes have
been; closed' for the season and'
mother• nature has spread• her
Carpet. of leaves to ,protect the
tender roots. from wintry winds.
Here and .there a few yellow
leaves still cling to branches:and
stretches of pine`and spruce trees
in their, glorious greenstand:
ready for the Christmas season.
when . they Will grace our homes
and be a' delight' to the Children
who Took forward to this joyous
season, ;
Mt; and Mrs. Cliff Geddes and
Mr. and Mrs. James Farrell were
dinner guests on Sunday with
Mr" and Mrs' Mac > oyd"
Mr, and : Mrs...' Floyd Johnston.
and children of Kincardine spent
Sunday evening with Mr, and
Mrs, Cliff Geddes, •
I's. Your Subscription , Renewed?
LOCHAL'SH
/ We are happy ; to. ,report 1that
Mrs: Dan Wylds .has:, rett'irned
home from the• •hospital much
improved in health:
Mr. and '. Mrs. Ewart . Jaiirieson
have sold° their farm:
Mr. and. Mrs.' Allan MacLean
and family of Collingwood .spent:
the week -end • with Mr, and Mrs!
Dan MacLean. '
A ' number from this commu-
nity have been sick with the flu,
Mrs" Isobelle 'Colwell and fain,'
ily of London; spent the. •tveek
end with 'Mrs. Annie Mt►rald
and Mr: Dan MacDonal;lcla, DO
Mrs'. Annie MacMuirli;S i
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visiting ' in' Elmira with. tier
daughter:
,Mr.and Mrs. Ewan ,MacLean
and: Mrs. Isobelle Mat•t1'n spent
Saturday ;visiting in Sarnia,
Mrs: ' Tom Pritchard and babe`
,visited with , Mr. an
d and abs
MacKay
Visiting: Mrs" ''Oliver; McClar'les
is her cousin, iMazelle 1ilcGi[!i"�`a3Y
of Port Angeles -,f Wash'iton"
McGillivra is on a «°<�:'1' toi1t
and ha a , visited many place,,tot
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v.
interest .in • the past three ii'roati
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