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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCNNOW,: ONTARIC
BRUCE DISTRICTu
W.I. HERE iN::JUNE •'
NOW ;a The: Timeo ;,Order Your-
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SAVE AS MUCH AS' $11.00 ':PER TON..
on some. Brands,
Just Snai�Trucking Charge
'Fees, •
SRU E M cINIILLAI§T:
Agent; For Elmira and: Hariston ' Fertilizers`
MONUMENTS
For sound counsel and -afair price on a monument •
correctly designed from ' quality material,
rely ,ori
SKELTON MEMORIALS:.
Pat O'Hagan,Prop.
Walkertoe
Established, Over Sixty Years
?hone 6387w .Ontario
TO OBTAIN:WOOD
WITHIN TOWNSHIP
January, 19th,: 1960
A meeting. of-VesWawanvsh.
• Township School, Area .Board
Met at the home of the 'Secretary
With,' all members presenit:. The
secretary administered; the oath
to the •following Members:, Wm.'
Webster, James 'Curran, Wal-
lace., Miller, Edwin Mills and
Wallace ,Wilson: •
'llhe election of a ' Chairnrian.
was in order and Janes Curran
vacated and the Secretary. acting
as ' chairman called . for nomina-
tions. William . Webster ,was no-'
minated by Edwin ; Mills' and
James Curran. No'.. ,other .. nom-
inations and William' Webster
was declared elected,and he took
the chair and, called for homina-
tions for 'secretary -treasurer: ,W
A.. Stewart: wasnominated on a.
motion by Jaynes ' 'Curran' and
DEATH. OCCURRED OF ,
. WELL ° KNOWN TRAVELLER
. The death of W. J:: (Bill) lVic
Ewan" occurred in Victoria Hos-.
pital, London, ; during; an ether-
' gency' operation being : performed
because . o . internal hemorrhage.
Bi11'was found in his car on the
.'Highway east of Goderich by 'a,
passing truck driver, : , and .' was
taken ,to . Goderich Hospital ':and
then; to- London.'
Mr: McEwan .was 62, and a
resident of Stratford. He : -had
been 'a •commercial • traveller all
his life . and was . well kno ijn by
many in this .village. At the time
of his , death 'he ' was district
.sales representative: for Walter
Woods . Co:, and was in Lucknow
about 'every third week, and a'
regular customer r wat'-' Johnston's-
Restaurant.
Wallace Milner and was declared
elected. • '
Tenders for. 'caretakers were.
read and following.• •caretakers
appointed;' 'No.', 4; William
• MacPherson; S.S. N:o.:: i2,. Mrs:
William Rintoul; ` S S. .No. 3, Mrs.
Ross Errington; S.8, -No. 2 Mrs.
G.Bakker. ; OS. No. 17; Mrs.
Graham 'McNee.
• Twelve tenders for wood were
read.; ,The Board decided to, give.
wood to the tenders ,.from West'
Wawanosh. The • following were
'accepted: 'For SS. No 4, 'Robert
Purves, "25 .cord at, $5.90; -for
S.S. No. 12,' Ehner .Woods, . 20.
cord' at $6,00;: for , S.S..' No: • 3,
John Cameron,, 15 cord, at $6.00
for . S S No. 17, Ron Pentland,
10 cord' at $fZ00; 'for S.S. No .2,'
George Webster, '25 Cord at $6.00,
The follpwing bills 'were pre-
sented:. Stainton Hardware;
grates •for, 'furnace,: S.S. No. 12,
$18.38„ . W.' A. ;.Stewart,, phone'
calls,, '$1.50; 1V1iller ' and' :Co., 4
,bulbs for S.S. `No. 4, $1.16.
Moved by Wallace,' Wilson and
'James • Curran • that ' 'bills. be
WHITECHURCH
A shower was . held for :Miss
Kathleen Fisher• • an • Thursday-
evening in the Whitechurch.
Hall, Several 'games ;Were played
And ' . a reading' "Advice to the
Bride" was, given by Mrs. ' Mila
• Moore after. which Kathleen, as-'
- 'listed by' Joan 'C:asemore and
Mary Fisher,. opened the gifts.
A dainty lunch was served..
'Mrs George Fisher entertain.
ed ' a• 'number of ' relatives on
Saturday evening at a , shouter.
for ;her daughter, Kathleen, who
IS to be married January 30th, .
Mr: 'and Mrs. Groskorth and
Karen spent the week -end in
Toronto, • '
Miss. W. 'Farrier of Toronto
spent the week end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. its Far-
rier.
COUNTER CHECK BOOKS—we
sell them singly or in quantities
:and take orders for books, ;speci-
ally'. printed. .to your irequire-
ments For prompt service;.
phone 35,• The Lu know, Sentinel..
'WEDNESDAY, JAN', :.27th, 1960
Mrs. • Allister • Hughes.. was
:hostess for tht January meeting
6f Kairshea'. Women's Institute'.
Mrs.':Lloyd. MacDougal• read ,the
scripture, President, Mrs. Cliff
Roulston and Secretary,,: ; Mrs,
Currie Colwell were 'in charge..
A letter of appreciation was
read from Mrs. Morrey, of the
Wingharn Hospital expressing
thanks to the Institute for the
blanket and mirror :which shad.
been purchased for the Kinloss
Kairshea room. ' Letters were
read from •our : ' new Provincial
President, Mrs, L. G. ,Lymburn-
er, 650: Elm' St, • West,' Port '•Col-
borne, and new F.W.I,O. Sec.-
Treas., Mrs, 'Gerald ,Holder, R.R.
1, Mono Road, Ont, A contribu
tion to the 'Adelaide Hoodiess
Home ,fund was made. . It was
decided - to get . copies of . the
Federated News. bulletin for.:all
members.' • . '
Would . all members Please
note the date of . the February,
meeting has ' been changed to
Tuesday,. February ,16th.. Our
regular meeting. date falls on the
same* one: chosen • for Summary
•Day for the Senior Women.'s In
stitute course, :"The Third Meal:"
It • will.. , be, held in 'Walkerton,
February 18th. Mrs. • Roulston
and Mrs. Evan 'Keith are leaders
for this course.' ' •
•The District 'Annual; for. Bruce
South, will be held: in,. Lucknow,
Friday, "June .10th: Reports were
heard . from Convener • of ;Sub -
shine . 'Committee; ,Mrs. William
McIntyre: Mrs:' Lloyd' MacDougal
reported 'for the :.4-H project,
`Working With ' Wool'. Twelve
girls, have participated.
The 'theme .of this Meeting was
Health.. The roll call. answered
by'1:7' members, "A :fambusdis-
covery in , ,medicine and by'
paid.•
Moved • by :Edwin, Mills: arid
Wallace Miller that we • adjourn
to met again :on the 'call, ofthe
chairman: Motion carried.:
. A.. STEWART Seretar:
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HIGH GRADE
FERTILIZERS
There•'s no better way to cut fer-
tilizer costs than to take advan-
tage.of the early season discounts
on'"Co-op 'Fertilizer.
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taping stelivery
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Plus all
Additional
BY PAYING CASH IN. i0 DAYS
.unknow Distr
whore.' An. interesting :motto by
Mrs. Harry '.Levis,'.. "Go less and
sleep more one,. which we
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should ' all ,heed~ ".from time '" to
time. s '
Eileen Burt'playedan acc
ord
Ian soland Karen Carruthers
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piano : selection, which . were en-•
joyed by the ladies;, Mrs. 'Mac='
D,Quga'11, gave ' the • courtesy •- re-
marks to which the hostess re-
plied. G.od: Save - the , Queen and '
the''•Institute•• Grace was sung to
dose the meeting. Mrs. MacDou=
gal,. Mrs.; .Colwell and • Mrs. Tom
Austin' were directors for, the •
day. .•
The February: meeting will be
at the.home of :Mrs. W. F. Mac_,
:'Donald
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