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sDAY„ NOVEMBER 27, M4
BROWNIE
NEWS
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tst La.cknow. Brownie Pack
their meeting att Tuesday,
her 19th with singing gam-
,
aklanes. was Fairy Queen
• ate placed the Toadstool for
•e Ring, • Brogan Owl did
a far a neat and tidy
am the arawities. hopped
&conk Gold. Brownie Ring
with the Brownie Prayer.
alma. ceremony WAS held and
ca Cameron. was made Sixer
4.1• Pixies. Brown Oavi present
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
ed Janice McInnes with hr Golden
Barand a Seconder Stripe. Luanne
MacLeod moved from the Pixies to
the Sprite Six_ Shirley Loree and
Anne Hamilton received their
Golden Hand Badge Trom .Brown
Owt as they have completed all
their Brownie tests..
At Pow Wow the Brownies were
told that they would visit Pinecrest
Manor on Tuesday. Deeember 3rd
at fouro'clock to sing Christmas
Carols_
During work period the Tweenies
worked at their braiding and tying
a Brownie Tie. Theythen practiced
for the enrolment of the Tweenies
next vveek.
The meeting closed with the
Squeeze and Taps.
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TO THE ELECTORS OF
WEST WAWANOSH TOWNSHIP
/ wankf appreciate your vote for Councillor on Monday,
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tad my years experirre on council will he'helpful to
Wow hoard and
t will work in the interest of all ratepayers in
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TO THE ELECTORS OF
WEST WAWANOSH TOWNSHIP
Again sack your support for councillor
an- MoniaYi, December 2.
SINCERELY
JOSEPH F. HICKEY
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TO THE ELECTORS OF
WEST WAWAtLOSH TOWNSHIP
rgzsappart an ereCtiGEL day would be appreciated
twookl he pleased to serve as a councillor in West Waw -
Ilia& wog give the pawl:ion m serinus attention at all
SINCERELY
ARNOLD STOTHERS
TO THE ELECTORS OF
WAWANOSH TOWNSHIP
served for two• years as a Councillor, I wish to sat -
141r' sultart for another term
fele r will continue to, give the business of the town-
tr.4 ale:dolt at all times.
sn'S
SINCERELY
JOHN RUTHERFORD
LANGSIDE
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Moffat of
Teeswater, formerly of Langside
returned from a six weeks holiday
through • the .West ' where they
visited relatives and attended the
wedding of Mrs. Moffat's niece in
Vancouver. Miss Margaret Moffat
spent a few days with them on their
return..
Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Young and
Mrs_ Robert Young spent a day
in Kitchener last week. While there
Wesley called on Mrs. Thomas
Hockley and also talked with MT_
and Mrs. Russell Moore.
Mrs. C. Nell of Stayner is visiting
with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Bob laregirran and family.
Mrs_ Bill Lipp spent Saturday
afternoon with her mother Mrs:
Wm. Orr.
The Langside Presbyterian
Church and Sunday School are
holding their annual pot luck
supper and achievement night in
the church basement Saturday
night.; '
The Langside 'Community Hall
program committee are busy with
plans for their annual Christmas.
Concert.
Mr_ and Mrs_ Jim Young. Mrs.
Donald Wall and Christa. Mr. and
Mrs. Midford Wan motored to
Kitchener on Sunday to visit with
Donald Wall who is a patient in St.
Mary's Hospital_ We wish him a
speedy recovery.
• Fractures Leg
On Kinloss Visit
SOUTH KINLOSS NEWS
Mr_ and Mrs. Donald Bell of
Islington visited with Mr. and Mrs_
Leonard McInnes on Saturday_ As
they were leaving Mia Bell slipped
on the wet .grass near the car and
had the misfortune to suffer a
compound fracture of the leg. Dr.
McKim was called and Mr. Bell
was taken by arribillance to the
Western Hospital in Toronto for
surgery -
Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall_ Mrs.!
Clarence Ritchie. Mrs_ Harvey
Houston and Mrs_ Virden Mowbray
of Kairshea Women's Institute
attended the Area Convention, itt
Ripley on November 18th and Nth..
South Bruce won the trophy..
Mrs_ Bill Haldenby. also several
other. 441 leaders attended the
Royal Winter Fair last Monday and
Tuesday. •
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hamilton
went on the bus from Lucknow to
the Royal Winter Fair last Friday.
Mr_ and Mrs. John Hamilton of
Clinton visited with Mr. and Mrs_
Gilbert Hamilton on Saturcfay
• evening.
Miss Jill Malleck. Neil Hackbart
and Hugh McInnes visited at the
hurtle of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
McInnes. also at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Dickie. who is the
uncle of Jill Malteck..
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limminiMENINt
TO THE ELECTORS OF
West Wawanosh
Township
I would appreciate Your sup-
port fix councillor on Monday,
December 2nd.
SINCERELY
MARYBELLE
CRANSTON
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PAGE SEVENTEEN
TOWNSHIP OF WEST WAWANOSH
ELECTORS
POLLING for the election of a Reeve and Four Councillors for
the Township of West Wawanosh will take place on Monday,
December 2, 1974 between the hours of 11:00 am. and 8:00 pm.
at the six polling subdivisions in the Township.
Poll 1 -- Dungannon — Home of Mrs. Annie Bere
Pc» 2 — Auburn --- Huron County Library Building
Poll 3 — Township Hall
Poll 4 — St. Helens W.I. Hall
Poll S -- Home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MacPherson
Poll 6 — St. Augustine Church Hall
JOAN C. ARMSTRONG,
Returning Officer
Former Resident ;• Child Passes
Pisses In B.C. At Age Three
MacKENZIE WEBB •
MacKenzie Webb. a former
resident of concession 12. West
Wawanosh. passed away at Peace
Arch Hospital, Whiterack. British
Columbia on November 12th. 1974.
• He was in his 76th year.
He was a son of Wm. C. Webb
and Isabei MacKenzie. In January.
1922. he married Jean Scott of
Ashfield Township. Huron County.
Besides his wife he leaves to
mourn a family of three: Russell of
South Burnaby. Dorothy of Arm-
strong. Bill of Maple Ridges. all in
B.C. ten grandchildren and two
great grandchildren: also a sister.
Jean. Mrs_ Allister Hughes of
Wingham. and a brother John.
Calgary. Alberta.
Mr_ Webb was predeceased by
his parents. a twin brother. Cam-
eron. a sister. Margaret. and one
granddaughter Bonnie_
• itt 1947 Mr. and Mrs.. Webb
moved from this area to British
Columbia and resided in South
Burnaby. until moving in August to
Surrey. Memorial service was
held. Friday. November 15th. in
South Burnaby United Church.
conducted by Rev_ Morrison. with
cremation following..
• BOBBIE FORAN
Suddenly. after' five weeks of
llness at War Memorial Children's
HosPitaL London. on Thursday.
November 14. Robert Ronald Foran
was taken to be with God's
Children. • •
He was born in ' Wing4m
General Hospital on April .15, 1971.
The only son of Ronnie Foran of
Blyth. he is survived by his father;
one sister Karen. age 5: his
grandmother Mrs_ Ebner Foran of
Listowel: his great grandmother
Mrs. George Philips of West
Wawanosh Township_
He rested at the MacKenzie
Memorial Chapel. Lucknow .until
Sunday. November 17. when serv-
ice was conducted by Rev. Cecil
Whytock of Blyth. with interment
in Greenhill Cemetery. Lucknow„
Pallbearers were four cousins.
Tommy Foran. Jimmy Foram. Billy
Foran and Wayne McDonald_
Flower bearers were four cous-
ins. Colleen Foran. Carol Foran,
Katheteen Foran and Bettv-Jane
Foran.
TO THE ELECTORS OF
WEST WAWANOSH TOWNSHIP
Having served as Councillor for the past four years, I wish
to solicit your support for the office af Reeve of West Wawanosh
Township. -
If elected I will continue to serve all ratepayers, keeping
itt mind the best interests of the township at all times.
• SINCERELY
J. D. DURNIN
• TO THE ELECTORS OF
WEST WAWANOSH TOWNSHIP
I would appreciate your vote for Reeve in the upcoming
election.
With eight years experience as Reeve and three as 611111-
eiitor. , I believe I am in a position to serve' the tovvnship, giving
my utmost attention at all
SINCERELY
ROBERT W. J. LYONS