HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-09-14, Page 7wr,DNESEottaf SEPT. 14th, 1960
THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, 'LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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• PI.GE SEVEN
,A,PPKQYE. NEW
SCHOOL. ROOM..S
ling, hauling and loading, $191.-.
50 R. H. • Martyn, • fire insurance
on shed, 34.40.;:. James Reid, oil.
and • gas, . 4410; Ernest Walden
(I1 ron TwP. Cou..ncil), ..
mileage to Walkerton, 6,0(; mor -
ford 'Mackay, grader repairs,
32,60; Don,. Gillies,: mower re
pairs, 2,0Q; Howard Hodge, re-
pairs and tire, 48649; Ken Mac-
kay,-, mower repairs,' 10.05; Roy
McGuire, -mower repairs, 25,00;
Pollock Electric, pipe, 16.44;
,John C. MacDonald„ tile. crossing
road, 7,88, Can, Tire Corp., re=
pairs, S.25,, .Frank's: ,garage,.- re-
pairs, 3.10; George Wraith, mow-
er repairs, 22.05; D,. G. MacD,on-
ald, sprayer oil, 150.:.10; Clifford
Emmerton,: belt, 8.60; John W.
'Henderson Ltd.; . bridge. .plank,
66.60; Omar Brooks, mower re-
pairs,
2.65;.. Joan's ,.stere; gas,
2.00; L..- N. Howe, calcium Chlo-
ride, 68.42; G. W. Crothers, 'gra-
-der ' repairs,: 166;65•; 'Graham
Cook, dozing, 100:00; Ripley ' Hy-
dro, "Township, shed, 2.50;
Moved by Walden Lowry that
We :adjourn `i i•, meet on.October
•
3rd. . "
EARL' •TOUT, Clerk.
Furan Townsht p , Connell: met
on ,September 6th with reeve
Chester Emrnerton' presiding
all raernbers present. Minutes of
'last :meeting -were read and con=
firmed. • " •
Moved )by Lowry. -Walden, ,that
We approve .drafting a By -Law
for:' sub -division control to cover
all of • Con., ".A" including the..
Townplot of. Anna.
MacKinnon-Martin; that we
hold a special session on Sep
ternber..14th to read and coflsid-
er the Engineer's report on. the
Reavie Municipal drain. •
Lowry -Walden, that we .ap-
prove of the building of two new
rooms to the Kincardine District
High ,School..
1Vlartin-Ma0Kinnen,. 'that: .we
accept the tender of Owen King
of `Wingharri. to construct the
Humphrey bridge . and the tender
of R. MacEachern for three ' cul-
verts on. Con. 4.
MacKinnon -Walden, that the•
following accounts be paid:
Cemetery.—.Ivan Pollock, care
Of. cemetery, -. $9$.08; • McArthur.
Hardware, wire .:and 'supplies,
5.0:47. •••
'Township -Emile` Ritchie,
strolling Boiler Beach,. 50.40;, Dor
is MacDonald; care of hall, 10.50;
• Municipal World, annual statu-
tes, .5.41; .Dave,.. Moore, garbage
collection, Bruce Beach, 346.50;
Wm." Waken, garbage .collection
Point Clark, 375.00; Dr. W: G.
Bruce, school dental services,
142.50;. Pollock' . Electric, hall
. supplies, :•1'4.00; • Ernest • Walden,.
dog bounty, • 5.00 John Creech,
dog bounty, 5.00; ..-John •:Elliott,.
2' dog bounties, 10.00; Dick Stan-.
ley, Assistance. on. Reavie; drain,
14.00'; `Dale Farrell, Assistance on
Reavie drain; 14.00; Post Office,
unemployment stamps, .14:24.
Payroll No. • 9 -Steve ' Irwin,.
Superintendent, . $317.35;• Ernest
Walden, 'grader, • . 298.07; `,Dave
howry, labour, 3.60; 'John Blac=
kett, mower, .45.40; ';Ken :Thuell,
mower, 30.60. '•
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,Road Accounts.-- Harry Col -
KIK :EM. YOURSELF
A.T AMBERLEY
(AMBERLEY NEWp:•
After a busy summer, Mr.
James Miller, market • gardener
at Amberley 'is alrnost ready to
enjoy some leisur"e,' time.. The
longstraight rows of vegetables
'in his garden Present an attrac-'
tive appearance from the
highway,, and no small number'
of tourists are enticed •by . the•
sign which reads "Pick Em YCur-
self," A well. tended, potato patch
received favorable • comments &
and numerous ` baskets were lift-
ed and sorted as to size, which
entails' a good deal . Of work. 'A
patch : of .garlic has been added
to the dist this year and --although.
we. 'know " a little of this herb
goes a Tong way, yet it is being
More widely used . for culinary
and medicinal •purposes and so
to: Mr. Miller ;goes our bestwish-
es for continued ;good health &
good gardening. •
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. Camp-
bell' were week -send guests . of
Mrs. Robert' Campbell and fam-
ily, 'second concession. •
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. James
Nesbitt on Friday evening. were
Mr. andMrs. Wilmer • Rbbb and
Allan and . Mr. ' Howard • Robb.
The oceasion being `Mrs: Robb's
birthday and an enjoyable .even-
•ing was spent.
• A number from ' this vicinity
attended .the reception for Mr..
and Mrs. Donald . ,Reid 'of Luck
now on Friday evening., :' •
Students entering . Luckriow
District High School from the
Anlberley ' area are 'Sheila Oolr:
Axis,: Joyce. Thorburn, Esther
Gibson Viand ;Phyllis Bradley, •
The Ladies: Guild. held ' their
meeting at • the: Parish, Hall, L,ur
gan -on 'Thursday • with .a good
attendance.... Plans . for a, talent'
tablewere discussed for the .0c-
,
•
tober • meeting.
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
'•PLAN • BOOTH FOR •FAIR
tion:. "Gosh,. ;.. you' , have' all' . the
luck.' Wish.. I: could make;a' trade
like. that." •
The ':I:ucknow Women's Insti-
tute held their • regular monthly
Meeting on Friday afternoon of
last • .week with a good. attend=•
•ante. The President,..Mrs. 'Philip
Stewart presided over the Meet-
•ing, ' which was . opened^. by the.
singing iof. the, Institute Ode, A
.reading: 'was given by Mrs. *Joe
McMillan, a solo was sung by.,
Miss 'Margaret '.Rae.:
A, prize for. the best tarts "was ..
awarded ' to, "Mrs.• George Whit
by:
Arrangements were made :for
the; fall,' work 'which: included the'
booth at the .fall 'fair.. :
The ' : meeting. "closed" with the
singing of the • Queen and Grace.
bert . Campbell on. ,Wednesday
evening', '
Moving- of Interest'
Ali roads led to the Cardis,
' property on Thursday morning
as a number from the surround-
ing community gathered td watch
the moving of the barns which•
i were purchased . by Douglas , and1..
Howard henry to replace their,
barn which was: , destroyed by
fire . recently. Trucks operated
by R. W. Parson of Staffa. and
Walden:Bros. of Wingham mov
ed the building&. a distance of
six miles. �Carneras .were much
in evidence,• the • results of
^which' should prove interesting
to many. Mr. Sam Gray former-
• ly owned the farm,- on. which the.
buildings • were .located and
which was later disposed' of to
•
He • . was leading . ' a handsome
spaniel on a . new leash" •, when he,
met'.a friend:. "Look what •I ;got
for` my : wife this' morning."
The friend' gazed in. admira
• .:Attending the C.N.E. .Toronto
on Monday and Tuesday were
Mr. and '..Mrs. Donald •,Courtney
arid : C,arol . -and Mr. and ,Mrs.
W. S. Courtney. •
Mr. and 'Mrs. Bert :Gray-• of
• London were guests of Mrs., • Ro-
"Where. Better Bulls. Are :Used"
Waterloo's. FIRST ..PRIZE ' -County `Herd C N.E
1960
Mr, ' Matt • MacDonald. Some
.years ago Mr. Donald Cardis
purchased the property, but
now resides in. Lucknow.
Mr. ' and Mrs. ` Thomas Bell,;
Ted: . and• John •visited' with
friends in ,Toronto and attended
the C.N.E. the, latter' part 'of. 'the
week.: - •• .
' Mr. and Mrs.• James Mills •of
Weston and Mr. and Mrs.. Arth-
ur Smeltzer' spent the Week -end
at the Mills cottage near Port
Carling: ,
KIN OUGH
Mrs, Campbell Brown, 'Mark-,
dale: "returned home after' spend-
ing awhile with:. 'her parents,
Mr. Wand Mrs.: 'Malcolm Lane.
Mrs. ' Mil'ler '. :Hartw,ick and
Wayne: of Kincardine visited on
Tuesday with ` her 'mother, Mrs.
Gertrude Walsh. ;
.Mrs. William Cox, was hostess
ROY HAVENS�'R •
• "Plumbing° and Heating
Esso Oil Burner
Sales and Service.
ew, Mr. Spence McaFarlan..
' Mr, . and Mrs; Ardill :Mason ` of
Huron ,spent Tuesday with Mrs.
J. W. Colvell.
Mr., and Mrs.' Chris „Shelton
were guests •ata •Silver Wedding
dinner on- Sunday.• in 'honour of
Mr.. arid Mrs.: James Ketchabaw ;
of Paramount. /
Mrs. •Gertrude Walsh and. her
son, Mr., Frank Currie left: on
Monday for a two. weeks trig
to ,visit with Mr: and' " Mrs: Jack
Walsh and family -and ether:`re-
latives •.at'•Melfert Sask.,.
-Miss'Donna Nicholson' .Of Kiri
cardine spent . the week -end : at•
her 'home here.
Viewers, from here were plea-
Sed to see Mrs. 'Don McCosh on
`C �KWX television on Wednesday. ; ;
She. was: accompanied to Wing -
for the W,A.' rneeting ` at the'ham •by; tier•mother;:. Mrs. J. W.
church' • on Thursday afternoon. Colwell.; R
'Mrs.' Roy Schneller was in. Ladies :from the H W:1. attend_
charge. The scripture . was read ed.the Grey Bruce area coriven
;by Mrs. J. W. Colwell.,prayers. Alen `Which was ,held at Walker-
followed. The word for the. roll• ton':onj;Monday, and .Tuesday, of
call was "harvest"".: The medi- • this.' Week. Mrs. Frank •' Maullden. ;
-tation• was given by, Miss . May 'was the delegate from this
Boyle' This, being .a'• work meet- :branch.
ing a quilt was quilted ;during We •Fare pleased to : •report that
the. afternoon Mrs..' Gertrude Mr. James M.'..Hodgins who has-;
Walsh 'lave 'the ' courtesy re- been a . patient in Wingham. hos-
marks. 'A
os-marks.'Adainty 'lunch was serv-. pital returned home during •'the
ed, also a birthday "..cake' made. week. •
by Mrs. Jim, Smith; in - honour of ' • Mr. J:' R. Lane, : Mr..arid Mrs.
Frank 'Maulden.'.and Keith .:visit•
ed • on ' Sunday with . Mr; and
:Mrs.: Ernie Hanna and,. family.
Mrs Mary .Lynch of Wiarton
visited. for .' a few days with '
Mrs. ,PDX whose : birhtday . is this
month': •• ! ,
We extend sympathy •to .Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar oil est (nee Lois
` Haldenby) " of 276 Fredetta Rd.,
Box 161 ;Uranium. City, Sask., in
'the loss of their infant son
Mr. and Mrs.. ;Glen Moore'. of
Hamilton •:were. 'here attending
'the funeral. of her, aunt the late
Mrs. Archie : McFarlan:,
, Mr. and . Mrs. George Gordon
of Kincardine were. recent visit-
.? ors with .Mr. and Mrs. Malcolrn'
Lane;
Ori, : Monday evening,. Septern :;
ber 19th the Rev..B L: Walden`i
will'hold a meeting of.. "the Bible'`
Society ,' • in the ' '• Presbyterian •
Church., A.:coloured•film"The
leaves .of 'the tree'" will be.,
shown:
Visitors during 'the week with
Rev. Benson Cox and . Mr.. :and
Mrs. William. Cox .Were Dr. and
'Mrs, Maynard' Arnelon ands
daughters of 'Detroit /and Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Wall 'of 'Win=
nipeg; •
' Mr., Joseph Wail of '•,Luckriow
spent a•: few days with his neph
•
Psires to end the '22 year winning took the offs reng of Unit streak
of Peel County for this coveted prize.
The animals in this winning herd all carry . from one to three crosses
Of Unit bulls • v
OUR .CONGRATULATIONS TO THEPEOPLE •
:L;� V�/I-IO DEVELOPED
THE ABOVE ANIMALS.
Use Waterloo Unit• buds, and breed your
A
' All breeds Available.
ir more inFormafton
Port servce .o i
, call.. .
CLINTON ZENITH 9-5650 or collect KINCARDINE 460
Between,' 7:30 and 9.30 a.ni week clays
.tn. Saturday' eveniing3.
��� 6:00 and • B.00 ,:�p
own winners.
BETTER CATTLE FOR BETTER LIVING
'Mrs. J.. W. Colwell. Other `visit -
Ors with Mrs: Colwell :•ons. Sun-
day were Mr.: and Mrs..Joe Scar -
row, of Tara.
Misses Patricia Thompson,.
Elaine 'Hodgins and; Sheila Hal-
denby &. Messrs. Douglas, Floyd,.
and ;Leonard and Larry: Stanley'
spent the week -end in Detroit..
CROP REPORT'
Dry weather still Prevails over
most,. of the county aiding the'
Harvestingof spring grains and
Beans.. Other. • cash crops. and pas-
tures 'are suffering due tolack
of • moisture a great number
of,farmers are supplementary
feeding . hay and corn that 'maybe
too late to. 'cob properly.• •
1 ... _. . '. K.
A gossip is' one ,who considers .
it a disgrace that half of the
world dtiesh't'knoW how .the'oth-
er. •'half lives. ,/
t-_ 11LIS-G11
eeswater
Conunencirig at 9 p.m.
FRIDAY;•SEPT.
2"- $500: SPECIALS '$200 vigorAts
ADMISSION -4 l.00;
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