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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, 'LU.CKNOW, ONTARIO
T 1►e l ENTINE .Announcement
DUNCAN Iv1QORE •
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• LUCt(NOW ONTARIO
"The Sepoy Town" -- On the Huron-BruceBoundary •
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• WEDNESDAY, ;FEBRUARY Sth, 1969,
ENGAGEMENTS
SHEARDOWN - HEFFERNAN::
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5th, 1969
CQ -OP MEETING "
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
Mr. and Mrs. .Albert Taylor, dir
ectorv Ralph MacMillan, Hanover,"'.
area.supervisor; Stuart Jamieson,'-
manager of Lucknow Co-op and ,
;,,Mrs; Jamieson; Mr. and Mrs. ` •
Allan Miller, director; Russell.
Alton, -directors. Frank Pentland,
director. •
Russell Alton thanked the Dun-
gannon United Church Women, who
catered to the banquet 'and'ths was
replied, to by Mrs., Howard
Johnston._
• Albert Taylor 'introduced the-.
guest, speaker;, Karl Parr of London,.
representing Co-operators
:itsu""ra:•f1 'Association of; Guelph.,
vlr . Parr ,spoke: ;on, estate taxes., and.,
succession duties as it is'•related,
to 'farnixng ,operations and small
businesses. He said that Many •
• people: spenda, lifetime
'abcurriulating property. arid money .
and no time at all in..•pla,nning.`its.'
disposal. He delved into. many,,,,L,..
aspects of ;;planning estates and .
answered ,numerous questions .from
those in attendance.
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The' speaker was thanked by Bill'
Culbert. • • ,'
The minutes of the last annual
meeting 'were read, by'secretar.y'of
the board. of directors,'Allarn.Mill
• •
p"d4 r ,% A`'dgy "1te t.n i •
In his. report, •manager ;gtuart
amieson .said that they Ahad; purck
aseda•nother,four-ton.bulk spread
er. in the past year ai well as a
'pew feed truck and, gas. truck
which: would appear in.next year's
business. .H6 said that the.larger gas
truck .would provide. better 'service•
and that .improvements. scheduled
for •the`fertilizer plant Would also
be of benefit TO. Co-op members
during the corning years, He thank
.ed the,board and staff for their co
operation during the year. and
introduced•staff ,m. embers and their'
wives', husbands ant frieaids-`Pom
•.r
McKa Mrs. 'Clara
Fractures Hip
DUNGANNON NEWS
We are sorry to hear Mrs. Irvine
Eedy's mother, Mrs, Tara McKay,
received a.broken hip, while apat-
' ient in Goderich Hospital.,
Mr. and, Mrs. 'Harry Westlake and.
Patricia of Saltford visited with Mr.
and .Mrs. Harvey Alton.
21 adults and children have been
•
registered at the "Dungannon. Library
for the year •1969.
any account over '90 days.
A leiter•:was read from, Mark
Dauphin of R. 1. Dungannon,
:describing•.his.experiences at ^summ
.er.camp sponsored by the Co=op
'at Lake Couchiching:
'Members of the board of directors
during 196;8 were Jack Curran,
;president; Bill Culbert, vice presi
dent; A llan• Miller ,
secretary-
;surer; Albert Taylor, Grant'Mac-
Donald, Warren 'Zinn , Russell
Alton, Frank Pentland ,‘Glen Wald -
Retiring directors were Warren
Zinn, Bill Culbert and Albert Tay
for Mr Culbert a M Taylor' .•t
re= 'ot eryryhgible" ��0��**rr� e
�vey1 .coon ...
- - m ser ed two thre
1$1.04 -is'
..
necessryt� retire fora least one
year..
Broome, l\lr..`and 1v1rs.';.Jim Arnold
Mr. and Mrs, Dick .Kilpatrick, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill. Searle, 'Rick Jardine,
Barbara Whitby , Mr. and Mrs
Atkinson, hlrs Stuart Jamieson.,
hIr and Mrs. -Alex Verbeek;„ and
I\ir and-Nirs. Barry McDonagh.
Barry was a Co-op employee until
several ninths ago: Another em-
ployee Bruce Raynard , was ill and
was. not able to be present. •
Albert_ Taylor made the:announce.
Ment of the patronage dividend ,
up 19 from: last year. This, is
divided, at 26/0 eash'•and 3 ; deferred.:
•with the Cash dividend applied on
1
Nominations were rec'eived,.for
three directors for 'a three=year
tern.. :
Warren Zinn by Russell. Alton
Murray. Wilson by Allan 'Miller
Evan 'keith by Bill Ross.
jack Ackert by Grant MacDonald
,Murray Henderson by Evan Keith •
Francis. Boyle_by Vernon Hunter.
Murray Wilson, Jack .Ackert and
rancis Boylewithdr- ew, their names,;.
.and:.Warren. Zinn, Murray :Henden
son. and,•Evan Keith were elected
by acclarrration.
Frank Pentland thanked. the .t.wa'
Mr. and 'Mrs . D.J. Millan Moore ,
R. R. 5. , Lucknow, , announce the'
forthco�ining marriage of their
daughter, Muriel Catherine, to .1
•
Garry James ,Duncan son f Mr,
and Mrs.. William Duncan, Lake-
view, The marriage will take place
March lst in,Trinity. United -Church,
Toronto
Announcement
GODARD -' THOMPSON.
The marriage is announced, of
Barbara Jane Thompson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William Franklin.
Thompson. of Toronto:, to onsieur
Roger Godard of Paris, ranee.
The marriage took place on Friday;
December 27th in Paris.
Mr.; and Mrs. Ormond Heffernan
of Ashfield are happy to'.announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Mary Anne to Mr, John Harold_
Sheardown, son of 11r . and Mrs .
Harold Sheardown of Goderich. -
The. marriage will take, placer at St
Joseph's Roman - Catholic Church,.
Kingsbridge on Saturday. March.
1st. at 3 p
• Visitor `+ "Are your father and
'mother' in?";
Boy - "They was 'in`, .but they've:
went out".
Visitor: (disapprovingly) "Wad
in! Went out! Where's your gramm
ar'`?o
B y, "She:'s in the, kitchen".
Scotch Program
Eij�yed,Af.
Town and Country
Town mid Country Club held an'
enjoyable Scotch program,
Wednesday :evening the 29th .: -The
program consisted' of' piping, and
dancing by ,Frank MacKenzie and
family of Kinloss;piano solos by.
John Henderson and Donald Elliott
;Scotch reading; .Ada Webster;,
instrumental° music by Mrs. Wm'
Scott and. Mrs . Ivan ,Conley;' solo."
numbers by;'Mrs: Sparks'of Kinloss.,_
Mrs..,Spence' Irwin and.Walter Dex,
ter.
'The'Club members appreciate the
entertainment provided by outside,
talent.. '
:k
retiring directors for the. service
they had rendered to, the 'Co-op.
Grant MacDonald reported on: the
U.C..O. annual meeting.`at.the
Western Fair Grounds in London
and of. Showcase, which was open
to,rnembers''and t4ie public and dis-•
played the complete line of Co op
products available:"
Brian Keith and Nancy .Wal'den
entertained' those in attendance • • '
'i,ith accordian and e-le-Etric organ
numbers . • s
R. FARMER:..
Concrete
from 1, 4 ft. diameter.to 60 ft. • high
1/2" .STEEL REINFORCED.
You have a. silo, perhaps you need a: second or 'third silo.
Hay ,and 'corn -1 e -an rn are-good-ferecls�•
Why not let us talk it over. Drop' me 'a line or .call me.
Arnold :HugiiI & Son
92; Cambria Rd, N., GODERICH
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