HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-05-13, Page 13WEDNESDAY, 14AY
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THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL;: LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
ink of all the
Ings
gout a
stfree
refrigerator
freezer.
Every housewife should have one.
Frost never.for'ms. Not in'the big
refrigeratorsection, Not in the ;big
freezer section. So there's no
def-rosting: Elver: An`eFyou -know
whatthat means. .•
NC more dripping water•to mop up. _•
.,No more waiting for frost to melt. •
Your icee cube trays won't stick
an . more. No more re -freezing:
frozen, foods:.
You'll have more storage space,
b.ecause •you. I'l be free' of all ° .
frost accumulation:
And your frozen foods won't
stick together.
Wawanosh: Discuss
Fire Depa.rtment
Tanker Proposal
.West Wawanosh Township'C'p"un
cil met in regular session on Tues
day, May 5th at the Hall',, All;
mernbersawere in attendance.,
The minutes of the April ses-
•-sion and-a-spec:ah meeting held -
April 16th, were read and•adopt-
ed:,on'rriotion of councillors Ruth-
erford and McDonald
A letter from they Lucknow Fire,
Department inquiring about the
surrounding Townships pur.chas
ing-a Tanker Truc-k -was read 'to --
Council.: interest was 'indicated'
by Council, arid the Clerk, was
instructed • to write the.
•Departrnent•'tq so inform.them
land. to invite further information.
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A 9:00 p.,m; .Council sat as .
Court of Revision on the Boyle•
'Drainage Works.By -law .The re
were no appeals and no'one
appeared. Following the Court.
'By -Law # 6, 1970, The: Boyle
Drainage Works By -Law .was given
third reading and finally '• •
passed -•=o irAno ti o nTO-f ••-Co u-rre-i-i-lors-�--
Aitchison.and Rutherford.
The road accounts were passed
for payment on motion of Council
lors 'Rutherford and Aitchison;
The following general accounts.
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' Councillors..'Foran and. McDonald;
Think about it.
. Think of all'the•extra space you'll
have for stocking up onfood bargains:
And beside§ all that, think how
'.'much more attractive your .kitchen
'wilt look with a sleek*riew• `,
frost -free refrigerator freezer.
NOW is the time to buy:_:
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Purple Grove
he 'Purple Grove Women's
Institute met at the home Of Mrs
Alma Gillies• Wednesday, May 6.
Since it was a Grandmothers meet..
;ing the roll':call •wat answered'.
by something worn by your. .•
;grandmother., A resolution was
'drawn up tobesent to the school
!board and the principal of R.D.1-1.
S:'to request typewriting be taught
in' the fall: term, ' The meinbers
were also reminded of the District
annual which. is to be, held
Chalmers Church May 22:
The programme was convened
Receiver.. General,'postage
stamps 6.00; Lucknow Agricultur
al Society ,• 1 TO gran, 4,0.00;.•
Hilliard Jefferson, Tile••Dra:inage..
Inspector fees, 20.00; Ontario
Hydro, .hall power,;9:75;. Village
-of Lucknow, Aitchison fire,
75:'00;, Niagara Chemicals , warb�-
icide , .210.00; Chester Nichol- '
son , bulldozing. dump., 63. 00;
Nelson Culbert fox bounty.,
2,: OQ;' Welfare accounts, 552,50.
RAD ACCOUNTS
"Harvey Culbert salary:; 06:19;
George Humphrey,; operator.,
man, 92.90; N. McDonald , plow;
ing show , 17:6.00; Valley BB1ades';
plow and grader blades, '98.58;
D:R; M. Co. Ltd. ;• Sheive wheels
• Oil Ltd. ,. fuel 'and .tax , 433.38;
• Grant Chisholin , 'oil, 81. 69;
;Radford's Garage,. tire srepa,irs ,
26:30; Lucknow Co-op•laritern
batteries , 10 * 49; Russell Phillips,
chain sawing., -112:00i 'Harvey • -
ICulbert, telephone. tolls, 11.15;'
N. McDonald; hauling gravel„
45.50; YGeor e Smy_th, haulm
•snow fence; 25.00; park of Com-
merce ,.c,P .0.
om•merce,.C,P.P. and income tex
105..33; Receiver General; U.1. y.
12.80; C. W. ' Hanna , hoa3�Supti; .
Association 15.0p; Receiver,.
General, pottage stamps, 6.00. .
—i . No poi a: _ :a a u• no ,as
Marjorie Alton
wives Traveogue:
The Mother's day meeting of
the Lucknow Women's Institute
was held May .8th at 7.30 p, tn.•
in, the• Institute rooms. It was°
suggested that. members bring •
ideas to the June meeting for the
July picnic.' the Institute •is
I going to, take advantage of hear-. '? .
ing a speaker on the Canada-Pen----
"sion Plan at one of heir :mee'.Yfrigs;
The roll call was answered by the
"Name of a famous Woman".
Miss Linda Boyle,,,who was one
by Mrs-; Catherine Sc:ott'as'follow of the seven •girls chosen.from the •
Cath
• 4-H Clubs of Ontario to attend
Scripture by Mrs, Betty Need
am; -a sing .,• s rs. , o art yn
Reid; Reading., Antique Grand-
mother, Mrs. Margaret Harkness;.'
Unison singing, The Old Spinning'
Wheel; Reading, Modern Grandrria,
rs. etty 'ee• am; 'ea ' ing
Grandma's off Her ..Rocker, Mis.
Marjorie Thompson;
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'Ottawa and also a few .days in
Toronto, last, November, at
which 148 girls and boys were in
attendance, gave :a spendid talk.
Mrs. Marjorie Thompson led a.
lis torr"°Flow a Farmer and his
wife can find; More leisure::—The
summary of the:disciession was
that "leisure time was when you .
could _do something you didn't
ave to 0 or go sotileWlTere ybu -
OO 4IK' 1983HM the Oolgiimmplit oftoioh,
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'Council adjourned:to rxieet at
the Ha ll. on , 'une 2nd, at 8:00' •
pm. •
ti
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Clerk.
don't have to go'..
.Readings, were: -given.:, .Sere --on
the Farm by Mrs. Margaret 'Hark-
ness andAlother.shiptons
arkness.andAlother.Shiptons
Phro•he.c ' b Mrs. Ain McCosh'
Mrs'. Margaret Harkness gave:a
report of the District Directors •
meeting held at Reids Corners,
: Mrs. Donald Mackay and Mrs.
ii-sse11`'N
lunch,
a .
n ELECTRIC
URNIT
places that they visited. ;
Mrs. 'Char,les.Steward reported
for,; the Cheerio coalmine and
Mrs. Frank Miller for Pin crest .
Manor .,• . '
' Mrs Janies•McNaughton presid-
ed forthe prograrn'when O.:Cana•-
aa was sung with Mrs. Wes
Ritchie. at the piano. Mrs Wm .
Helm read a poen1, " Why God
Made I1others'•'•,, and' the risotto ,
"M'others'` love is like a guiding
st'a'r"-,-w'a's-giveu by -Mrs -Ho v;aid
larger,
Ivliss Marjorie Alton gave a
ery-intere ing talk -a -n=.
pictures.on her trip to Australia ,
Indonesia ,. Bala., • Singapore :,
Japan, Thailand and Malaysia;
Mrs... ,Alex IvlacNay expressed the • • .
thanks and en 'O ment of the
ladies to Marjorie for coming and
presented her with a gift on
'behalf of the •Institute. .
Following_the Queen. and Grace
lunch was,served .by the hostesses,
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Crop Report
Spring seeding is well advanced .
• • `'o s ., eted,
Spring seeding is about half up
and looks good , Corn seeding is
well under Way with 30 0j6 planted:
•Soil is tending to be dry with
showers needed -in out Huron.
Canning peas are 50 % !'anted
with early ones up approximately
2" and looking excellent.
Pasture growth is good' with
livestock out 011 pasture: