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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-06-15, Page 18FOR THAT ROOFING JOB WE HAVE A STOCK,OF NO. 1 SEALED ASPHALT SHINGLES IN BLENDS OF RED, ° GREEN, BROWN, 'ETC, ALSO Galvanized have Starter Galvanized Nails Ga1vanizedGutter steel :Roof Ngils • Asphah Felt Gives A Completely: Weatherproof Job Lengths In Stock 6To 12 feet Available in lengths UjT3OFf. PITTSBURGH PAINT SALE EXTERIOR PAINT SAVE: —S2J5 PER GALLON 75c per quart, FRESH CEMENT IN STOCK John W. Henderson Lumber Ltd. WEDNESDAY JUNE ISth, 1966 • ACC.pt W�' .. .Hat Demonstration At .1 . SIL K LAKE W, I, dranOfk ColweIIA11.•o.e Vnnnn WAS hostess • AsLeader for the June meeting of Silver • • Lake W. I, The meeting's theme The Group Committee meeting was Historical,Research with. Mrs, of 1st Kinloss Scout Troop was held .Melvin Husk and Mrs. Ray Stanley in the Scoot Hall the evening o(. • as joint convenors for Historical June 6th,' Members present were ,Research, and Tweedsmuir History, N. E Haldenby ' Dan McInnes, made for an interesting meeting. Albert; Colwell,tE'rnie patina, Ira • .Roll call was "•Bring an antique Dickie, Lloyd°Ackert, Frank Col- and tell it's story". This proved well .andaRae Haldenby• quite interesting with .quite a. , After the minutes wee read and; variety of What is that',. but be- approved it was moved by Ernie fore the meeting ended, every- Hanna and seconded by Dan McInn- thing bad a name (right or; wrong ) es that the secretary write letters Standing committee reports were ;of thanks to Mr.;and Mrs.'Wm. given by,Mrs. 'Melvin Husk. Mrs. Eadie who have moved to Wingham and to Mr.• and Mrs;, Orville Elliott who have,sold. their •farm at Holy- rood, We are indebted .to ;Mr. Eadie for our Scout Hall. Both families did a great deal in the formation of .1st •Kinloss Boy Scouts Orville worked diligently .on the first. Group Committee and started, a flock'of capons for the first shoot.: .ing match.. Billsfor caretaking,; -•Scout supp- lies, keys. for hall, and advertising• were presented and. cheques issued to pay: same. ' Treasurer. Dan;Maclnnes reported :a small crowd at the dance 'to raise Centennial. Funds resulting a'deficit:' It was decidedto hold a: bee to haul Wood to the Scout Hall on June 23id. Parents 'around Holy - rood will be contacted for tractors andrw:agons:. Harvey don- ated more wood;, Ernie Hanna off- ered, to buy and haul, this wood offer" accepted: ' Money ,from the ,sale of'trees donated is for the Centennial Fund,, Rae Haldenby, Cubmaster',off ered to take the Cubs to camp the; second weekend in September.. Plarrs: for Srour-ra p are not=com° p'lete. Venturers • are• working on • their raft project. Frank Colwell, Scoutmaster, ;• reported that, Wally. Breckles had taken a•patrol to theCamporee at Camp Martin, May 21- 23. This troop did very well placing,• among'the top 'three.patrols and returning with an :A pennant;. Frank Colwell , who has been a. . Scout: leader since the, formation of .lst Kinloss Boy. Scouts , handed • in his resignation. This was, acc- epted with regret. Frank habeen a•wonderful, conscientious leader and will be difficult to_ replace: i• An attempt will be made to { find a replaceinent and results. brought to the next group comm .. ittee meeting to beheld July, 4th. Horner Devitt, Mrs. Ellison Hod- gins, Mrs, Wm.; Stanley and. Mrs. Ray Stanley, Mrs. Stanley also gave •the motto,"A thing -of beauty is a joy. forever". Mrs. Melvin Husk history of their .farm South Line, Kinloss Mrs. Wm. Stanley •gave port of the •District Annual.' The branch received one dollar' for .displaying their Tweedsmuir • History at the annual, A motion was moved thatthe secretary order the new stationery and envelopes with the W. I, lett erhead. For recreation, •Mrs. . Ray Stanley, conducted .a game' "scissors straigh or crossed.", Mrs. Melvin link conducted a contest,Train,train, train. Mrs, Clarence Moulton conducted a contest on 'names of • towns and villages located neai us, • Mrs;. Al. Hedley gave a very ' c.omplptedemonstration of the making of a pill, Nix hit. Mrs. , Husk thanked Mrs. Hedley and presented her with a gift. . A lively sing song was also en- joyed. At the close of the meet- ing. lunch was served by Mrs.. Ray Stanleyand •Mrs.•.Frank:Col- well; assisted by the hostess.. • '!KINCARDINE The demand: for services to.,unmarried' parents has increased greatly this' year, .the Bruce County child.welfaro committee reported .to county . council Tuesday. The committ ;•ee also said it is having:fncreas-' ing difficulty finding good homes for some of itsolder children, • Staff 'shortages,; and lack of' facilities such as homemaking ser- vices and psychiatric consultation; vh�ave affected'the,committee's ser - The committee feels that the new child Welfare Act'will result in improved .and extended services to, many children a'td families. Because the legislation is still so new, there is sornk confusion about tome sections;, . No Nevi developments w.ere re ported on the proposal to merge the 'child welfare services of Bruce arid ,Srey- counties, Additional diti..attions are planned,.' KINCARDINE Bruce 'county co-•t:- cil applauded Greenock towashiln Reeve Roy. Atkinson edn, esd' r when .he said "until We get a nes. ' magistr.ate;in Bruce there is no: much use.in taking tree-ct~*tt :g • violations to court',. • 'The county trees commission had just submitted a report ,, rtcn censured cutting of .undersized trees, It cited a tate .pfhere at lam' mitred by the bylaw • . ' • • The coi d.ittee reported it 'will take action under the bvlaW if , n :ere are ft: .ea , xiatvcati! De we A.tl . said when he: • wa ..aLrtan" of the co^`.m .ssio .case W.ar. :lie: to r ori Trhe magistrate fine ±.r e c fe- a frac icr of the prth.rr 4e c. the :.ti,�:G.:r wood', Way to :X �'7 �� .. i..,✓"+,..�r.w•�ia. ✓:,. ~ ..�1r �,G iii 'Can't •+Ae'2,teit !i