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Mr. and.: Mrs; Bert McWhinney
of Dungannon, celebrated their
Nth Wedding • Anniversary on
July • 6th at the lrome of, their
Sz
on :ITugh 'on the 2nd concession
•of. Ashfield
Mr. McWhinney was born in.
Ashfield 'on the • farm. which is -
now ..the' born.e..of ;their :son,
n. for -
atter
' Mrs. •McWhinney: was the for-
aver `Annie ° Andrews of Goderich
•township. The .couple were, mar-
ried .at 'the home Of, the bride,
'which Was
own • as Maple'
,Trane Farm now owned by Mr.
F. Leitch :on .Highway..' 2.1. They
came to the farm on the .2nd of
Ashfield where 'they' farmed, for
40 : years , until: retiring to the
Village of Dungannon .10 years
ago.
The neices and nephews hen-'
ored their Uncle and . aunt on..
Friday 'evening . 'on July 8th . at
the :home of the !couple., A, love
ly social evening was , slent at
which„ time they were present-,
ed. With 'a' number of fine gifts.
The neices ' served .a delicious
lunch which was very much .en-
joyed by all present Mr;, and
Mrs."McWhinney received” many
cards and letters of congratula=,
tio►,' among .which were letters.
from Mr. John Diefenbaker and,
Elston, Cardiff.; • '
• Mr.' , and ' Mrs. John Bodner,
Mathew :and• John of' 1?grt. Cre-
dit spent. the, week -end with Rev.
T,' Richards, Mrs. ' Richards. and
Phillip. iat the ; Parsonage:,, Mrs...
Bodner a. talented 'singer with , an
operatic s ,background , of perfor-
mance kindly' assisted with, the
meriting United Church service
and also °at Nile and Port Al,
bertt circuits during Sunday ser•
'vices. ' She sang "How.' Lovely
,Are. Thy, Dwellings''.' which. was
greatly. appreciated.
Mr.' T. C. Anderson was ad-
initted to Winghain 'Hospital 'last
week -end', „having a. •.' seige of
shingles.
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LU'CKNOW,. ONTARIO
PAGE NME';
Mr.. and .Mrs. Carleton L.
Stingel -of Pincher "Creek, Alta„
are on vacaon .with the form-
er's ;,mother, Mrs: L. Stingel, An.
gus and, his sister, Mrs. I ..($yl,
via) Langevin, ,hu, sband and
family,.;•
:BORN Sunday, July. 10t1 to
Mr.and Mrs. David: Durnford,
(nee,- Barbara' Wilson;) Peterbo-
ro,,''a son, Congratulations.
Mr. Robert Durnin and •daugh.•-
ter,,,: Miss;. Flora ' Durnin, are on a
motor triP. to 'the West Coast.
They visited around. the 'first of
the nionth`with. Mr. Drumlin's eld-
er brother, Dr, Charles Durnin,
Long Beach, California, who Chas•
been retired for saline time and
in a feeble condition of late. Mr.
Durnin andFlora continued in
their • travels • 'to the Canadian
Coast andit is sad to relate; that
Dr, . Charles Durnin passed away
the . day after his •brother, . Mr.
J, and daughter, Flora were
there and at time of writing this
the news had not caught . up
with' them. Miss Ellen Durnin an
older •sister survives here in , the
village. Miss Christa Lochner. of
Sehornberg is . 'house -companion
and, house • keeper,
SPORTS;. CAR ROLLED COVER NEAR
:�KINGSBRIDGE'
The death took Place. in Lea- ' Kinloss Muni..' al - Counril
inington. Hospital .con June- 30th l th 'i 0 ;as r ad-
met on J`u y•� ,. Per
of Mrs...Mats Mallott,.; :the for- .. jqurnnieiit. -All members pres.,
mer Catharine Sullivan of Kiri eat.
tail. She }s swvilred• by one on, Move. Conn. and •. Conley
Bart of • Montreal,: and three d by n
•randchildre .. Mr. n r that the minutes of the last re-
gularand meeting of June 1st, 1960,
and special meeting; of June 2$,
1960, as read be approved and.
igned. ,
,
Moved by' Bu and MacDon-
ald that the Clerk write the ;En-
ineer, re the Cliff Johnston -'and
Ernie Kempel drainage petition'
1Vloved by ' Burt and • MaeDon-
COUNCIL MINUTES' T100.40; Willia'ni Stanley,.Biding
Pet:or'
r C. 'Vogt,; Mrs., Jerry Vogt,
andMrs. Joe Vanominek allofetroit ,attendedthe funeral.Visitors at tihe,home of , Mr. and°Mrs: CliftonAustin?wereyMr. and 1Vrs,.:,�T•oseph Mustin cif
Floida,and Mr. *and Mrs:' LengWodley and" family of Toronto.
Mr and Mrs.r Ed Mangold .of aki tl}aU' we pay 7+' cents, per
Detroit: visited ..with friends. here 1 yard for all pit run gravel, from:
recently; also. •Mr. and Mrs. July a 4th, 1960..
Frank. ' McCarthy • and daughter, 1Vloved b Conn and.:: �Conle
London. Y Y
that .the Clerk . apply for By..Larw
Mr. Gilbert, Donald and; Doug- forms from the District Munici-
las: Frayne spent last Monday in pal Engineer at Owen Sound.
Toronto attending the funeral of Moved by :Conley and Conn
Mrs: O. Frayne. • , F that we .do 'now adjourn to meet
Miss ,Margaret Kraemer of •,
I -lesson, visited with Mr. and Mrs. gain on �'uesday. the 2nd'day
a
Eugene' Frayne, Master Jimmie of August, or at the call of the
Reeve. 9
Frayne • returned with- ' his , aunt Cheques issued T. J. Mans-
for a holiday, field,
Rev.• Edwin, Garveyof Wind, $4.72; iCarruther's Conn
'acme.' care June 1960; .255.00;
sox and' Master .Billy Dalton are Lucknow Cony. Home, care June
visiting friends .here 1960,' 200.00 . Mrs. Jan Mender -
'e r '
?Bl • yth, ►
Van Osch and family of Water-
`loo visited, "atat :the Van Osch
ho . '
mye,,
Mr a� f:. 1
Md. Ryan a • Ches ey visited'
with Mr. ' • and Mrs.: Walter
.
Clare. .
.Rev.: Father. . J. Atchebowski
baptized Mack, the infant son of
Mr. and 'Mrs. Eugene Frayne on
Sunday, July • 10th. Sponsors
were Mis"s. Margaret Kraeanel` pz
Douglas l♦'rayne. '
Mr and Mxs Tony Mrddigaal son .100.00' Dr R W.. Blackwe1l
AMBERLEY SATURDAY of lyth Mr. and Mrs Witham school dental, ,133.75; 'Dr. J. A.
MacDonald, school dental, 135..
00 William Kriechtel and Son,
W. .F. powder, .37.50; Ontario
Hydro; Wihitechur,ch St. -Lights,
13•; Alex Percy, cattle, claim,
2 .00 Thomas 1VteDona1d Insp.
p
above, 3.80;' Ross McMillan, fence
'Viewers* 'fee, :5.00; Peter, ' Moffat,
Fence viewers fee, 5.00;; William
J. • , Irwin, :Fence : viewers! :.fee,
5.00; Dr. M. H. C'orrin;°' prof. ser-
vice; D. McKenzie, •'
Highway • Cheques:. E. ;Carru
Being Brought To Kincardine thers;;: Road Supt.. and ''mileage,
'Wesley Robb, Huron Township $303.70; H. .McMillan; operator,
farmer, may. be brought froin 246.25; G." Tiffin, labor on pipe
London to ,.Kincardine'; Hospital culvert, 28.801. William ' Scott,
the latterpart of the week: Mr.' labor on pipe•::culvert; 24:00; . Jim
Robb was', critically injured over McGillivray, labor on pipe cul-
two weeks ago when struck' by vert, 68.00; Harvgy Miller, labor
a hay' bale elevator. He suffered on pipe : culvert',, 4.00; Thomas
.a •fractured . neck 'which has left 'McFarlan,. 'checking . fill, 36.80;
hxri, paralyzed.: ; ` John McInnis, checking• ' gravel,.
Mrs. Marilyn,` Dobie of London
was seriously injured on Satu
r
day
when , the sports car • she
was driving went out of control
and rolled over several times on
Highway 21,,,south of Ainberley.
Shehad left the sports car .• races
at' Port Albert a, , short time; be-
fore:..
She was taken to Kincardine
Hospital and ' from .. there' to'
London. -Her'. injuries' included' a
broken ,arra, broken haw,: conn
cussion and' Multiple •cuts and
bruises. •
• A passenger, rn the car,: John
Morawska of Downsview ,escap-
ed with. minor injuries.•, :Both
were- thrown clear when'' the car.
rolled. , • .
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grading ,,, . .
with tractor; 2.80, Caul
Stanley, gathering. show fence,.
9,20; Fraser ' McKinnon, 200 rod,
fence .bonus, 200.00; „Earl Caslick,
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old Congram, :back hoe, 54 hours,
405'.00• Farish Moffat fill gravel
at.' 7c, 315.84; Eldon Eckenswil- . .
ler;, fill gravel at 7c, 283.08; Mrs.
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-hours at ,$9.00,. 1057 ,' yard gravel
26c, , 693.32;' • H. "' , H. Bannerman,`
on acc. 'gravel contract; • 3,652.92;
T. J. Mansfield,, grader`' repairs,
15.52;, ' Huron and 'Kinloss : Tele-
phone, phone calls, '10.35r; DOM -
inion Road .1VMchinery Co,, grad-
er repairs, 393.76; City Service,
fuel, 165.03 Wm.. Scott,, blasting,:
98.00; Chipman Chemicals, weed
spray," ,.309..00; James •Conley,
repair sideroad, 105:00 J. R.
Lane, unemployment. stamps,
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J. R. ZA1NE`, Clerk.
SHOWERS, 1I •HONOR
9F'• JULY BRIDE -ELECT
Miss 'Sandra J3eggs' of the lo -
Cal staff of , ;the -.Bank of Mon-
treal, was guest . of honor at a
miscellaneous shower on Friday
evening at .:the • d.home ' of Mrs.'
August:;. Boehmer ',of 'Kitchener.
On ' Tuesday,' evening. 'of ' this
week Miss.. Deggs;' -was similarly.
honored. at ,a shower ,at the home„
of Mrs.. Campbell : Thompson.
`Her Marriage to Don'' Steeves.
takes place i, the ';endof this '
Month.
ST. EIELENS'SHOWER
FOR RUTH WEBB
(ST. HELENS NEWS). ,, '.
Miss Ruth Webb whose mar-
riage to Mr. Dan Rose .takes
place on 'Saturda y was honoured
at a large gathering in the com
munity hall 'on Friday evening.'
' While the ladies were assemb-
ling,
ssemb ling, Mrs.: Chester Taylor fav-
oured
av oured with ,: piano selections con_
cluding; with the Bridal chorus as .`.•
the bride elect was' escorted to
the seat of honor`' on the platform
by her sisters, Mrs. Ken Grewar
and Miss. Alison' ` Webb. Above
her was suspended a prettily de-•
corated sprinkling •' can, pink
streamers, decorated , horse shoe
and a profgsior of roses and.
other 'summer ;,: flowers ,were ef-
fectively"
ffectively" used .for decoration
Mrs:.';.Allan . Miller. presided 'for
a short program of appropriate
readings by Mrs. James Aitchi-
son. Mrs, Ross Graminie and Mrs.
Charles McDonald, • an accordian
solo by 'Mary Plirdon, a • vocal
'duet by Irma'Forster and, ,Mrs.
Ronald •Perrott; and , interesting
contests by Mrs. Harold Gaunt ..
and . Mrs. Lorne. Woods. ,Mrs.
,Andrew Gaunt gave a short
reading., arid pr'.esented Ruth .with ;'
book' of favourite recipes, contri-
buted' by the, ladies. Irina ..For-
ster read an address of . 'ood..
wishes to the bride-to-be' who
was ;; assisted in opening the
many gifts by Alison Webb ,and'
Mrs. Grewar who read the verse.'
and by Marilyn ` MacTavish . and
Lois . Miller:
After expressing her 'apprecia-
tion, Ruth invited the ladies to
a trousseau .tea' at her horhe on
Thursday' afternoon and. ' even- •
ing. The singing .of Tor. she's a
Jolly Good'' Fellow' followed by
lunch 'Concluded an - enjoyable
'evening, arranged by Mrs. An-
'drew' Gaunt and •'Mrs; . Allan
•Miller. •
• Mr. and'Mrs. Jack ' Xardisty. of
London were visitors' last week
with Mr. G. A. • Webb and Mr:
and Mrs. „E.: W. Rice..
Mr. Charles Stuart.. of Regina
is a visitor with Mr. •and Mrs.
"George Stuart and Mr.•'Joe. Stu
'art. .
Mrs.'.Donald McDonald has re-
turned • from a two-week Visit
with Mr, •and Mrs. Hank'•Krue-
ger ' and 'other relatives in De-
troit.
Miss Alison . Webb' returned
horrs'e. on •Thursday • after a vaca-
tion 'trip to the West coast,
''Mr..•George iVicQuillin ;of. Ha-
milton is holidaying with: Mr. & :
Mrs Wm,' Purden and other .'re
lativels.
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