The Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-09-16, Page 54
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 16th, 1953 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
PAGE FIVE
ST. HELENS By-Law Na. , 1W3
OF THE CORPORATION
of. the Township of
WEST WAWANOSH
A Byrlaw authorizing the bor
rowing of Nine Thousand Dollars
($9,000.00) upon debentures for 9:
grant for the Wingham Public
Hospital. ■
WHEREAS it is expedient to
borrow for the purpose of grantr
Ing theTW ingham Public Hospital
for building additions theretoLja
sum not “ exceeding Nine Thous
and Dollars ($9,000,00) upon the
credit of the Corporation of the
Township of West Wawanosh to.
issue debentures therefor bearing,
interest at the rate of five (5%)
per centum per annum payable
annually and to provide for the
expenses incidental to the. nego
tiation and sale of such deben
tures; . /
AND WHEREAS it. is expedient
to make the principal of the said
I d<ebt re payable in annual instal
lments. during the period of ten
years next after the date of issue
of . such debentures of , such
amount respectively that, with
the interest in respect of the
debt, the aggregate amount pay
able, for principal and interest
in each year shall be as nearly
as possible the sum namely,
$1,165.64;
AND WHEREAS it is exped-'
Mrs. Gordon wap hostess for
the September meetings of the
W.M.S. and W.A. on Wednesday
afternoon when 21 ladies were
present Mrs. W. J- Miller, the
president, was in the chair for
the W.M.S. and the worship ser
vice on the theme, The Church
— the Household of Faith, was
conducted by Mrs. John Cameron.
She was assisted by Mrs., Rice..
Mrs/Curran, “Mrs, /.Maize; Miss
Annie Durnin read: J scripture
nnddMrs^.' •Wbllapd who led in
jprayer. The topic “The great new
fact from the new study" book
“Wher’ere the Sun” was taken
by Mrs. W. I.s Miller assisted by
Mrs. T.. J. Todd who read of
India, Mrs, MacPhersori of Af
rica, Mrs. W. A. Miller of Mexico
and Mrs. Frank McQuillin of
Canada. Miss W. D, Rutherford
told of the life of the author,
Dr. Moffitt, and read the first
j chapter “Following the Sun”. The
■ treasurer reported that $25 had
been < sent to ‘ the Presbyteriaii
treasurer for the second quarter.
It was also reported, that .;al bale
of used clothing had been. sent,
i Mrs. Curranj the president, had
charge of the meeting of the W.A.
It was opened Iby singing the
theme hymn,, the creed: and pray
er; Mrs. McQuillin read the scrip
ture lesson and Miss W. D, Ruth
erford, the lesson thoughts on
the. theme, Faith and Trust. Mrs.
MacPherson.i. and Mrs. Curran
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I LOVE MELVIN
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Lyceum Theatre
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. Two Shows Each Night ’
FIRST SHOW AT 7.15
ASHFIELD A
Mon./ Tues., September 21, 22
DONALD O’CONNOR, 1__
DEBBld REYNOLDS
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Wed., Thurs., Sept. 16th, 17th
CHAFES JBO¥ER,-~~---------
0 MARSHA HUNT
THE HAPPY TIME
Fri., Sat., September 18th, 19th
PETER LAWFORD,
JANICE RULE
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ROGUES MARCH
Wed., Thurs., September 23, 24,
Olivia De Haviland, •
Richard Burton
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‘‘MY COUSIN RACHAEL”
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Quantity and for Cash Purchases^
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AUXILIARY DELEGATES TO
ATTEND OTTAWA RALLY
The September meeting of the
Ladies’ Auxiliary to .the. Canadian
Legion was held in the Auxiliary
Rooms on Monday,.September 14.
Mrs. P. MacMillan presided. Mrs.
Forster, presented the colors with
Mrs.. Hall at the piano. Plans
were made for a wedding dinner
to which the Auxiliary is cater
ing. Initiation service - was held
■ for M^s. Amanda Hamilton. 23
members were present.
A letter of appreciation was
received from the Legion Branch ‘
for a. donation of $60.00. A very
favorable report on the booth at
the Fastball games was received'
and-Mrs. Black and Mrs. Wasney
arid their, helpers r received a
hearty vote of thanks, Mrs. Hall
.gave the report of the sewing
committee. -
Mrs.__Reid—reported—on—The-
dances. The next dance is to be
iield on Wednesday, September
23rd witli Mel Lavignes orchestra.
The regular monthly meetings
have been changed back to the
original night—the first Tuesday.
. Resolutions were read and vot
ed on for the convention. Mrs.
Bob Reid and Mrs. Philip Mac
Millan are representing the Aux
iliary at Ottawa. . !
The Shoot Parties are to be re
sumed on Friday, October 9th and
continued for the winter months.
Vice-pres. Anna Johnston clos
ed the meeting and lunch was
served, !
The PLAYHOUSE
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Wed,, Thur»^ Fri., Sat, Sept. f6, 17, 18, 19
* The roaring twenties with all their fun—Reminiscing for
the older ones'and comparison for the younges ones— ...
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COMING NEXT WEEK
ROBERT MITCHUM & SUSAN HAYWARD, in
“THE LUSTY MEN”
shown for the respective year in
the fourth column of the said
Schedule. Such sum shall be lev
ied and raised by a special rate
sufficient therefor, over and
above all other rates, -upon all
the rateable property properly
rated to thd rate Jpayers of the
municipality. ...
6. The said debentures may con
tain a clause providing for the
registration thereof pursuant to
•section 336 of the Municipal Act.
7. Pending the sale of the said
debentures, the head of the Coun-
f
H'
: x Clerk.
Read a third time and finally
passed this . day of 1953L
Reeve-
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ient although not necessary to [.^l and the Treasurer may raise
submit this by-law to the rate*’***v.A . 14 A A VI XVA.A «■ .KA 1CU1 4 • ,• if -----------
were appointed a buying com- payers of the Township for their
mittee for" the annual bazaar | approval by jw^ay qf balloU
which iwill be held in“the"AUx^
iliary Rooms, Lucknow, on- gat- i Provisidns of- the Municipal Act,
•urday, October 31st. It was agreed R S;O., 1950, Section 386, Sub-
to join the Huron Presbytery section 29 the said Council of the i
Women’s Association. Ats the con- corporation is authorized to pass
!^Lusipm.,a„socia-l-hduiMvas-erijoy^-a-by-law--for-the-purpose-"afbre-
ed when lungh was served with
Mrs. Chester Taylor, and Mrs.
Charlie McDonald as hostesses.
Mrs! Fred McQuillin, Ivan and
Barry were wee!T-^rid’’Visitors„.in
London where Ivan will be on
a team judging calves in connec
tion with 4-H club work on Mon-
I day at the Western Fair. Anne
[ Todd Will also ibe on the team.
She was accompanied by Mr. &
Mrs. Tom Todd.. Murray Gaunt,
who was at the C.N.E. as a judge
in a Huron County team, will also
judge at London.
Mrs. John Webster of Toronto
is a visitor with her sister, Mrs.
Cranston and other relatives.
—r-Drr-David "and'r_Mrs7~Hafdy of
Freeport, Ill., and Mr. Donald
McLean of Lucknow were recent
[ guests of Mr. and Mi’s. George
‘Stuart.
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-AND WHEREAS under the
i Mr. and Mrs. H. Widdifield and
| son Larry of Kirkland Lake are
i visiting at .the home of Mr. David
I Johnston. . '
I. The September meeting-of thq
| Presbyterian W.M.S. meets this
I Thursday afternoon?at the' home
j of Mrs. Hugh MacKenzie. Mrs.
I Reuben Wilson will be in charge.
The members are asked to ans
wer the roil call by naming a
mission field.
A Rally Day service was held
in the Presbyteriarj church on
Sunday when the rhembers Of
the Sunday School, with their
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Feed Requirements
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Clerk,
I, Durnin Phillips, clerk of . the
Township of West WawariosK
certify that the foregoing is a
true synopsis of a<.proposed by
law, which will be/submitted to * •
the ratepayers by ballot at a later
date.
Dungannon, Aug. 31, 1953.
Durnin Phillips, K
Clerk .of West'■ Wawanosh Twp^ j___ _
NOTICE
A vote of the qualified rate
payers of the Township of West
i-WawanoshTjon^the-Tprdpbsed^by-
for the purposes aforesaid by the
way of loan oh such debentures
any sum dr sums of money,, not.
"exceeding in all the sum hereby
authorized tp be borrowed; and
may hypothecate such debentures
; for such' loan.
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The right, at its option; to redeem j jaw to grant Wingham General
all of the said debentures, which; Hospital $9,000 and proportionate -
mature in the tenth year of theTSUms to Goderich and Clinton
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j THEREFORE, the Council of
I the Corporation of the Township i
of West Wawanosh enacts: as fol
lows: ' '
1. For the purpose aforesaid the
Corporation shall borrow upon
the credit of the Corporation a
sum not exceeding Nine thousand
dollars ($9,000.00) and shall issue
debentures therefor. in sums Kofi
not less than $100;d0 each. Each
debenture shall bear interest at
the rate of five per centum. (5%)
per annum payable annually and
i shall have coupons attached
thereto for the payment of such
i interest; ,
2“ All the debentures shall bear
the same date, shall be issued at
one time and within two years
after the day of . which this By-
Law is passed, may bear any date
within such two years and shall
be made payable in annual instal
ments during the period of ten
years next after the date of issue
thereof, and the respective
amounts of principal and interest
payable in each of such years
shall be the amounts so designate
ed in Schedule “A” hereto annex
ed.
3. The debentures shall' be pay
able as to both principal and in
terest in lawful money of Canada
and may be made payable at
such place or places in Canada
as shall be designated thereon.
4. The said debentures shalLbe^
sealed with the Seal of the-Cor^
' poration and signed by the head
>of the Council, or \by some other
person authorized by by-law to
sign the same, and fey the Treas
urer. The said interest coupons!
shall be signed by the Treasurer
( and his signature thereon may be
i v;i4tten~stamped~ltthographed or
1 engraved. / > . 1
5. Commencing in the year 1954
and thereafter in each year in
Which an instalment of principal
of the said.debt and interest be
come due^ the, Corporation shall
levy and . raise • the specific sum
teachers, ’’ attended the church
service arid took part, using the
order of service prepared by the
Board of Christian Education of
tire^PresbyteTtffrrC^
ada. ; . ‘
*Mr. Citizen* by Harry S«'Truman
The first published articles by
Harry S. Truman since leaving
the .White House, begin in The I
American Weekly with this Sun
day’s (Sept:/*
Times. In tt
izeh”; a Warr.., ...------ ------ --------T Mr. Trtiman gives a detailed ac-
i count of his ; return to private
•life. Start reading “Mr. Citizen",
.in, Sunday’s Detroit'Times.
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LQ) Detroit Sunday
Queries, “Mr. Cit-
fnwFnan document.
issue of these debentures, at any Hospitals as the need .arises^ twill
rlofo ’ rvrirxrL . +amoiviritV cal! mendate prior! to maturity at the;
places where and in the money
in which the said debentures are
expressed to be payable, upon
payment of the principal amount
thereof together with interest ac
crued to the date of redemption
and upon giving previous notice
of said intention to redeem by ad
vertising once in the Ontario
Gazette and once in a daily news
paper of general provincial circul
ation, published iii . the City of
Toronto,.and once in a local news
paper, such notice^to be adver
tised as aforesaid at least thirty J
I days beforb the date fixed for
I redemption. Notice of intention so
to redeem shall also be sent by
post at least thirty days prior to
Jhe-dateset-for-sueh-Tredemption-
| to each -person in whose name a
debenture so to be redeemed is
I registered at the address shown • I in the Debenture Registry Book. |
9. The Corporation shall not give
effect to thisa by-law until thq
same has been read a . first and
second time and approved of by
the majority of the qualified rate
payers who cast their votes for
the express purpose of Obtaining
I their approval therefor.
!. Read a first and second time
this day of 1953.
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< ' Reeve
be taken on ^October 5th; 1953.
—Polls will be open from 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m. at the following places
and the. persons named will be .in
charge of the polls..
Polling Sulb-divisioh Ao. 1,
Parish Hall, Dungannon, Ont. De-*1
puty Returning Officer,, Benson .
Finnigan; poll clerk, Wm. Caesar.
Polling Sub-division 6 No. 2,
Public Library, Manchester, Ont.
Deputy returning officer, Chas.
Asquith; poll clerk, V, Young-
blut. , "• ————
Polling Sub-division No. 3,
Township Hall, Lot 18, Con, 7 &
8. Deputy returning officer, John
Cameron; poll clerk, Frank Mc
Quillin. • -
Polling Sub-division—No,—4?-^—
Public Hall, St. Helens, Ont. De
puty returning officer, Wm. A..
Humphrey; poll clerk, Norman
McDonald.
Pplling Sub-division- Nd. ^5,
Public School Builidng, Lot 18, <
Coh. 12. Deputy, returning officer, '
Fred McQuillin; poll clerk, Jos,
Anderson. . •
Polling Sub-divison No.
Parish Hall, St. Augustine, Ont
Deputy- returning officer, Jas.
Leddy; poll clerk, Ed Robinson. '
Dated at-Dungannon, Ont.,
September' 12,,1953.
Durnin Phillips, Clerk of West
Wawanosh Twp.
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