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THE .LUCKNOW SENTINEL; 1.1CKNOW, ONTARIO'.
.WEDNESBAT, .AUGUST nth; 1969
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Thee regular session of West '
Wawanosh Township Council was
held on August 5th at the Hall,
with all members in'attendance,
and Reeve Lyons presiding.
The minute book was still in
the hands. of the Auditor, there-
fore no minutes were read.
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•fuel and tax 218.88; Grant
Chisholm, Motor oil, 68.04;.
D.R.M. Co. Ltd:. , water pump,
etc. , 76.44; laicknow Sentinel,
• gravel tic ets, -31-.:50, Bank of
Commerce.. C.P.P. and income
,tax," 94.45;•Rebeiver General,
U.I. Stamps, 1,17,20; Re-ceivei
• At, 9:00 P.m. Court of RevisionGeneral, postage Stamps, 6. op!.
'held on the Purdon, MadTaiisly Council adjourned to meet • :
and Anderson Drainage Works
assessments: • • , •
Following Court of Revision on
these three drain astessMents, on
motion Of Councillors ibitherford •
and Aitchison; final readings of '• •
By -Laws NOs.. 7, 8, and 9; 196,
the PurdOn; MACTavish and
,Anderson Drainage Works By-laWsi,
respectively, were given
On motion'q Councillors
MtDcinaldanctForanihe Rodger
• Drainage WorksBrLaw, #19,
1969,was given first and second
reading. This 'is an East 141011'.
osh drain, and court of Revision
on theassessniensthereiri will be.
. • held on Set -6110:4r 2nd it :
• The toad Accounts Were pissed ..
...for payment Oil Motion.of_Council,
!lori. McDonald and Aitchison,
The..followingkeneral acCohni&
•• Were Ordered paid on motion of
Councillors Foran and Rutherford:
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Ontario Hydro, halVpower, 9:75;'
Welfare accounts, 284.61; Receiv-
er General, postage stamps, 6.00.
ROAD ACCOUNTS:. •
ark•_ettiialary, 263 . 98'•
•' George Humphrey, operator,
• 381.37; Allan McDbnald, labonr-,
• culvert , 38 . 25;•• W. McDonald
41:'?ur:--culVert, 16.50; K. Hump-.
, 1.2•06;-Ron-Savill
• . Construction, Rutherford ,
• 20.000:Ron Saville donstrticion,•°
• Harper culvert, 200.00; FaViCt
Metal, steel culverts; l78; 88;
, • N. 'McDonald tractor and. loader,
• 65.0% Pollard Bras. liquid chlor-
ide, 575.03;..Imperial Oil Ld,
Septemherrnd, at the Hall, at
8:30p.m • • •
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JpanArtnstrOng, Clerk.
Last TueSday afternoon. many'
'ladies Of the Kingsbridge
enjoyed a social gathering at °
'the horne•of Mrs. Bernadine Kenny."
• Many children in the area
enjoyed a film feature "White
Wildernessft ,. a Walt Disney • •
product!On,; in. the school audit-
orium last Wednesday evening.
Visitors during the week and on .„
the weeicepd-with-MriLan
Ormond Heffernan were. Mt; and , •
Mrs. Albert Heffernan and 'Douglas'.
of WallaCeburg,•:'and Ken ' • .
Heffernan, Barbara and .Kenriy7Of
Brampton:. • •
Con Hogan isa. patient in the
Wingharn and District. Hospital.:
Rev. Fr. H. Galea, .P.,
returned home last Friday after
spending a week with relatives in
New York.
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• Mr.' and. Mrs. Bert Miller, of
London were Sunday guests last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. ,Earl
Drennan.. , •
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Martin and
family from Hamilton are.spend-
ing a weeks' holiday W<ith Mrs.
Blaise Martin. •
Mr. and MN. Peter Ivlarthr an1'.
Tefai dhE-iieading ouch-ifstir-le,
F eller and John MacDonald at
St.was Peter's Lutheran Chureh,.
MONUMENTS -
For sound counsel dnd a fair price on a .monument
correctly designed from quality material, rely •on
• SKELTON MEMORIALS'
Pat O'Hagan, ,Prop.,*
Established Over Sid). Years
WALKERTON PHONE 11814234 . ONTARIO-
SigbertaDeBruyn
WHITECHURCH NEWS ,.
On, Theiday' evening Miss Tereasa
DeBrup, held a shower in
Whitechurch Community Mehiorial
Hall 'inIonour .of her Sister Sigberta
(Betty),. bride -be ..
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The bride wasescorted t6 a seat
of honor, beneath an arch
decorated with pink/and White
streamers, flowersdrid evergreen, •
bylie, sister Tereasa and Irene
DeBcier.. Mrs, Carnet Farrier was
pianist for the evening;
A game of unwrapping the parcel
was done to music supplied byr.Mrs.
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Kitchenei, ,on.Saturday. Farrier.
Michael Wildgen,' son of Mr. • •* •
• Mrs Victor Emerson presided • •
and Mrs: Herb Wildgen Of Goder-
has Corn leted One months
workon the farm of Terry Dalton.
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, Mr . and Mrs. Wilfred Austin
", , , spent Sunday Of last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Moran at
their rented cottage at'Point 'Clark.
• Margaret Austin enjoyed a.month
CE_CIL WEBSTER,
of hldybeginnipghy spending,
forthe program and gave;readings,
The Billy Goat; Were I A Girl •
Again an Modern Brides • and •
Superstitions Storied Years Ago. ..'
Debbie Sf. Marie gave several •
accordian selections. Mrs. Joe .•
King cOnducted a ,contest.' A sing..
Song - She'll,Be Coming Around •.••
The Mountain and The More We
. •• " a week withher grandParents—g. --Get-Together-was:held-after-whi-di-
• On .Saturday, Augrist 23rd Cedil
John (Newt).Webster; 459 Baseline
RE:',. London' passed away at
St.. Joseph's Hospital, London :• He
Was, in his'62nd year •
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and Mrs Fellows Of Goderich; Mrs. Emerson spoke words to the
From there She wept to Orangeville ride asking her to take part in•
to visit her aunt anduncle, • .this part of the programbY accept -
and
and Mrs .'Charles Baker 19r three hig.the wee tokens wrapped up
weeks also mil yed a their cards which in future, she
°Margaret
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ebsteris survived -by -his- ---•-visit to Manitoulin island. . could r,ead frequently.Her gifts
wife, the former Verna Louise .'
Oirinney, "a, daughter MrS Wayne
(Xathleen) Halliday and:son
•KennethNewton Webster; both of
London; two Sisters Mis. Jack'
(Laura) Bain and Mts. Dave (Grace)
MacKenzie, both of London;• two
•brOthersClifford J. Webster Of• •
London and Leonard Webster
Toronto and four grafidchildken...•
,Karla Riegling has returned
home after being employed at St
Mary's ReCtOry, Harnilton,fgr the
summer months... .. •
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, • A large group of youths from the
Parish had on ;enjoyable tirne<at
Mrs. Bernadine Kenny's on Sunday.
evening.. They all enjoyed' a
Weiner roast and .singing songs'.
arohrid-a campfire
Ronnie ,'John and Raymond
:Hoganwiroa-reertypoyedT
• tobacCO fields at Langton, Spent
!..Sundayat their respective homes
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Restin at •Ridout•Street Chapel.
of the A Millard George Funeral
Home; 60 Ridout Street•S: at
:the Canadan: Cancer Society
Carfrae, London the funeral ser-
vice was conducted on Tuesday,.
ugust--26th,with-Re_v--CliffOr
G. Park Officiting."•.
Interment Was in Forest Lawn •
.MemrialGardeni, London,' In.
'lieu of flowers and a the request
of the family,- donatiOni made to • •
were deeply aPpreciated: .°
Rev. Fr: B. Mangion, Rev.. Fr.
. 191-erallet"7"Nritt'Reer..--Fr7-D.•
Carabott all from Malta, who have
all finished a rnonthin New York
Parishes, are spending one week in
Kingsbridge and one •week in
•Windsor beore. returning to Malta.
Maureen Dalton and cousin
• Kathy OBrien, .Who were returni.ri
home from the C. N. . E in •
Toronto early Sunday morning,
were among me first to arriveat
the scene of thetwocar accident
four miles north of Goderich,
which claimed the life of Sandy
GOderich, and
linjured, seven teenagers from the
DungannOn area. . The girls applied
• first-ild until medical help :arrived,
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Recentvisitors with Rev. Fr.
0 La ughlin C S who
• hastieen staying with his sister,
• Mrs,. Bernadihe Kenny, were
Rev , Fr. Mac Murphy C .S Of
Mexico City, Mexico, and' Fr.
•; Don Mooney St. Anne's
Parish, Detroit. Fr. O'Laughlin. •
.rettitned. IndIA0a. ort:Ann0y-.• -
were many including .plaqus .
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pyrex dishes,. towels, china wire.
clothes hamper and two lovely, •
living room lamps.. •-•
Sigberta thanked her sister for
doing this' forher, the Crowd of • •••
aroond 60 fOr corningand for their
gifts. All sang- For She's A Jolly,•°
Good Fellow. Lunch WaS the
serveci'by-Ivirs. John DeBoer
Tereasi •DeBruyn and their
helpers. •
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EQUIPMENT
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7-111LiaGPAIILOURS
STANCHION PIPELINES
BUCKET MILKERS
VACUUM PUMPS
•srEp Ss'.
BULK TANKS
• WATER CONDITIONING
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SilageConveyers.:
Bunker • Feeders
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• MARTIN
• 396-24O8KINCARDINE
• Sunday being holiday weekend,.
.I there Will be tnaliy visitors in, the
1 parish and we hope tosee everyone
gather in the.•Chtich basement•
! after each Mass for.a social visit
iandenJoy a tup of coffee :served ,
by the Catholic Wmens' League.
S. H. BOERS
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LARqg. BEEF; DAIRY,. CASH :CROP,. OR
PASTURE FARM of 20Q'am or more is iied4.
by.a sincereimgeneral for
this area. As .tracle,
and down payment 'plus cash* is .a ..100 acre farm
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With luxurious in antion, freshly, painted.' barns,
---so-ftlyrullirUilan-Ovith-one-af the-fhiest—gr&Vel,
pits at .rear of property, Wing scales installed
supplying -large -contracting firm.L-The-incOme of
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this farm you could retire on. Call or write us, If,.
c3roouiha.7e..a good Size flip": agents are also we. -
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