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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-05-09, Page 9(DAY, MAy t,19,7r • opSDEDOWN f 10 . r 11 442 w..13. M,14 Tuer 1S omeraorter 'r111rilr M'1rr111162��.. SPiLi BAIII S lfl rARIH' E•- •' NITS' WEDNESDAY (MM.EMwWM ...aides A NCpfs { Mao RK ODERICH 30 THE SQUARE PHONE 524.781 IRPLE GROVE ECEVISION jatulations.to Gordon Fair, Ilii winners from F. E. Secondary School, who olate•,bars. Gordon ttable.television in; ;thee -son annual .hockey was held on Saturday ,with most of the fathers from this area attending. 'nd Mrs, Ed McGillivray 'fich and Mrs. Martha Pat - ere :guests of Mr: and ton Collins and. Margie eek end. Ilon Dore and .Vicki ,spent aj,Durham with Mr. and liana Wood and David. e wishing'theic news in le Grove column' please. Don Dore, 395,-5049. THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL., L,UCKNOW, ONTARIO. Kinloss Sign Agreement Concerning New Street lights In Whitechurch Kinloss Township Council met in regular session on May lst at 7.30 p.m. with the reeve and • •all council present. After the minutes of April 2ndwere adopted the following business was dealt with. , • - • The building by-law 17-1971 , was amended to include paragraph No. 9•.. Allnew buildings con- structed must be at least 75 feet • from centre of road allowance. The agreement was signed be- tween Kinloss Township and Ont- ario Hydro as covered by by-law 3-1947 for installation of new lights in the Hamlet of White- church. • • A motion was passed that Coun- cil withdraw its appeal to the O.M.B. with respect, to the appointment of County rates for 1973 by Bruce County By-law - 2181. The clerk was asked to call tenders on the Kinloss Recreation Committee's swimming equip- ment, consisting of two rafts. This can be seen by contacting the reeve or clerk. Tenders to bein by June 4th. . ' • Kinloss Township accepts the title to 1.17 acres of land, form- erly orm-erly known as the Kinloss'Town- ship dump, from the Saugeen Valley Cons, Authority. The Ripley and District•Lions Club will: be permitted to sell lottery tickets in Kinloss Town- ship when they become licensed. Mrs. Jim McPherson was . paid $100.00 as payment iri full for fill used on 1972. road construc- tion on sideroad 25. Thefollowing accounts were, ordered paid: Leo Murray , part salary, 75.00; Barry Johnston, part salary, :75.00; Grant . Ecken swiller , part salary , 75.00; Dune Campbell, part salary. ,75-.00; Don. Bell, part salary, KINCARDINE THUAS.•FRL-SAT. MAY 9, 10, 11., 12 wilimil Illiowe sem mem ""eOwAJ1 Jl1 Prim MON.-TUES. NEW WORLD PICTURES p(( r•os p RENTADICK. Noun A out •e RwAE.w. eaw.{.maE ' MAY 13,14,15 hi(!df lI*y do tffditty. `l,, th !twig prit'nte! KATHYCANNON •JOYCE WILLIAMS PLUS "seryour stints 011. 811111 111111111111.11 Gamed; the HUNT SHOWTIME - 8 ANEW WORLD PIC TURES , RELEASE METROCOLOR .m. 75.00; Ab Porter, labour and tile O'Donnell's laneway, 6.91; Wm. Evans, labour, 40.00; J. W.. Henderson Lumber Ltd. , cement, 1.45; Lucknow Sentin- • el, notice re waste site, 1.25; B.P. Oil Ltd., fuel twp. hall, 71.48; Bruce Grey R.C.S.S. Board of Education, part requisi- tion 1973, 184.00;, Huron Perth R.C.S.S. Board, part requisition 1973, 183.00; Fraser MacKinnon, part salary less ded. , 488.,90; Rec. Gen of Canada, Un. Ins. & C.P.P. , 23.40;• Wayne Bushell, bulldozing dump, 169.00; Robert Soloman, 1 heifer killed, 150. 00; Robert Soloman 1 dog bounty, 5.00: Doris MacKinnon, clerical, 15.00; Wm. Evans, att; waste. site, 80.00; Dick •McQuillan, 2 wolf bounties County share, 70.00 Duncan McEwan, 1 wolf bounty County share', 35.00; Robert Gilchrist,; insp. on livestock claim plus mileage, 6.00; Mrs.. P. A. Murray, att: rabies clinic;, 5.00;; Mrs. Cliff Johnston, Att: rabies clinic, 5.00; P. A. Murray, Warble Fly inspector, 400.00; Dave Moffat, tax rebate on barn burned Lot' 24, Conc. 8, 48.40. HIGHWAYS Frank Schumacher, pay less ded. , 388.12; Donald Wall, pay less ded. , 439.25; Harold Smith, pay less ded. , 461.04; David Mac Kinnon, pay less ded, ;'308.13; Rec`. Gen. of Canada , In. tax, C.P.P. and Un. Ins., 232.69; John Maxwell; misc items, 11,39; Lucknow Sentinel, gravel tender, 8.50; Don Wall, mileage,• 6.12; McArthurs Tire Service, truck and tractor repair; 92;41 David' MacKinnon , mileage, 2.76; Dom. Road Mach. Sales, paint etc . , 46.45; Harold Smith, mileage, 11.40; Joe Kerr Ltd. , truck rental, 138.00; F. Schum- acher, telephone; i3.72; B. P. Oil Ltd., fuel, gas, diesel, 805..06; Jean Schumacher, cler- ica1assistance, 15.00; Mrs. Jean • McPherson, land fill for 1972 construction, 100.00. The meeting adjourned to meet on May 14•, 1973 at 8.30. p.m. or at the call of the reeve. PAGE Niko FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY May 11 12 - 13 The scream you hear may be your own! FRASER MacKINNON, CLERK. Bridal Shower For, Barbara Maclntyre. KINLOSS NEWS A bridal shower for Miss.Barb- ara Maclntyre,, arranged by Mrs. Evan Keith, Mrs. Donald C. Mac- Intyre and/ Mrs. Ted Collyer was held. in Kairshea'.Hall on Saturday evening. . • Mrs.„ Allan Maclntyre wlelcom ed, everyone and read a poem. Mrs. Lorne Sparks and Pat led in a sing song and Mrs. Ted Collyer conducted a contest. Humorous musical skits were acted out by Mrs. Philip Steer and Mrs.' Don Bell with Mrs. Leonard Clark at ttie piano. Another was by Mrs. Donald C. Maclntyre and family with audience also participating. Miss Brenda Ritchie had another interesting contest. Ardonna Maclntyre, Pat Sparks and Margaret Maclntyre assisted Barbara in opening and displaying her many' beautiful' gifts. A. tasty lunch was served by the hostesses.. "PLAY MISTY FOR ME" ...as Invitation to terror... ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Sox Office opens 8:Q0 p.m. Show time 8:45 p.m. n SAM PICANIPAHS He did away with beautiful women. MATURE ENTERTAINMENT �4, A'.0{.',ALAND{evn.• RICHARDE31_RTJaa'BI Uf Df ARO C= A••n AOUfI JtICJ .An TATA -.'J, and LhJt. Hf Ar HERT0N1 ,. {R��ra(• r,(PAY A'1 AS�r�t;'•'E CNWcOIORe Luciana PALUZZI Lo agerver DRIVE-IN • GODERICH HWY 8 AT CONCESSION RD 4 ' PHONE 524 9981 OPENS AT 8:00 P.M. Mrs. Francis Boyle Was WI Speaker The versatility .of "Block Print- ing" was•described by Mrs. Fran- cis Boyle when she' , exhibited and demonstrated this art to the Ripley Women's Insti- tute on Friday. Mrs. Boyle was a 4-H Homemaking Club Leader and explained that the club prov- ed to be very creative and ex- tremely interesting for the girls. Mrs. George McDonald as con- vener of Family and Consumer Affairs introduced Mrs. Boyle and following the demonstration presented her with a gift in appre. ciation. . . Plans were discussedregarding serving lunch to the speakers at the meeting on May 22nd planned -by the Community Action Group. This meeting will be open to the -public and the possibility of a medical centre with Dr.. Cope- land of Toronto in attendance will be discussed. 'Other important items • will also be dealt with. • Mrs. James Kirkpatrick report- ed $865.00 was collected by the Ripley Women's Institute for the Cancer Society. Purple Grove donated $91.50-. Mrs. Walter. Loch reported from the' Hospital Auxiliary. Mrs. Needham will be in charge of the "Tuck Shop" workers for July and August. Courtesies were given by Mrs. Needham. The Executive will meet. at Mrs. Martyn's' home to • arrange programsfor the coming year on May 16th at 1 p.m. Tea, was served and a social time en- joyed. n_toyed.• , STILL TIME TO HELP A CRIPPLED CHILD PLEASE SEND YOUR DONATION FOR EASTER SEALS TO -DAY • TO BANK OF MONTREAL, LUCKNOW OR McDONAGH'S OFFICE, LUCKNOW