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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-09-23, Page 7, * 0 ■'(■ i I Reeve i Reeve i I ’ Clerk. Read a third time and finally passed this day of 1953. Clerk. I, Durnin Phillips, clerk of the Township of West Wawanosh, No. fa Ont. De- Wm. A, Normari ‘ “THE A WHITECHURCH , 0 ‘i, ( 4 I 6 OBITUARY I ZION the a i 4 » I i r for your A’ ?<ss 4-z$».¥■ i‘1 t I WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 23rd, 1953 " "—■ ---------~7* ———y-r ;L ^wBawrewsm Wed., Thurs., Sept, 23, 24 OLIVIA DeHAVILLAND, . RICHARD BURTON / ♦V' 7 ■<! <! -••■■•4 ,L,. —4 — ’V i 4’ . : 4 < < < 4 * 4 4 4 4 ■4 4 Thurs., Fri., Sat., Octv l^y 3~ Dale Robertson, Rory CalhoUn ■ ' • • / • ' ■in “THE SILVER WHIP’’ r ' * v •'.» ■' J «■ fr.* ' -^.>-1 L*’ ' ■cZ’t '«• •< •/,;.*( ’i ' ~ • .. .. in I^jf Cousin Rachael ' . ■«.i-r._ i ■■■■■»■■—« , m’li / Fri., Sat., September 25, 26 SALLY FORREST, RALPH MEEKER —.\in — . CODE TWO Lucknow District Co-op exceeamx i>. —.....................„ .. ' ' PHONF. 71. LUCKNOW . authorized to be -borrowed and Quart tity art cl for Cash Purchases. ’4 Phones: Lucknow 165, Dungannon 19^-12 v t T Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday September 28th, 29th, 30th BOB HOPE, DOROTHY LAMOUR, BING CROSBY — in — ROAD TO BALI .. < Lyceum Theatre WINGHAM Two* Shows Each Night FIRST SHOW AT 7.15 Free Delivery -Tort or ^^Tort Purchases THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO By-Law Nd. , 1$53 OF THE CORPORATION of the Township of WEST WAWANOSH A By-law authorizing the bor rowing of Nine Thousand Dollars ($9F000.00) upon, debentures for a grant for the Wjngham Public Hospital. WHEREAS it is expedient to borrow, for the purpose of grant- ink the Wingham Public Hospital for building additions thereto a -sim^ not^excOeding-Nine Thods^ and ‘Dollars ($9,000.00) upon the credit-bf the Corporatipn’o^’tfe* Township' of West Wawanosh to issue debentures therefor beating interest ^t the rate of five (^%) 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 debt re payable in annual instal ments during the period of ten years ne?d after the date of issue of suchZ 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- ient although not necessary to A wedding reception was held in the Community Memorial Hall, Whitechurch, on Friday evening in honor ofjMr. and Mrs. Tom Wade (nee Jean MacPherson). Tiffins orchestra supplied music for dancing and during the lunch hour a presentation of a purse of money wag made by Jack Gil lies while Mrs, George Fisher read the .following address: ■Dear Jean and Tommy:. —Since-you-have-deeided^to share- each other’s joys and sorrows in thefuture-.-we- could not- letthe opportunity slip by without^ wish ing? you the;/ best for a long life of 'happiness, prosperity, and health and so . we have met here to show you. our hearts and thoughts haye been with you. On behalf of all here tonight we ask you to accept this little gift4.as .a remembrance. May God bless you both and Walk hand in hand with you throughput the^cbming years. Signed, Rena Fisher, Jack Gil lies. / 4 Tommy replied and all sang “For they.are jolly good, fellows”. Mrs. George Fisher was hostess for a .miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Jean MacPherson.1 A short program .was enjoyed with Miss Jean Gaunt acting as chairlady:* a solor by Mrs, Ezra Scholtz, “The Bells of St. Marys” ^wi.th^Mr-Sr-W-mT^R-utherfor-d-Tas-ae--’ Gompanist.; a piano duet by Mary ; and Kathleen Fisher; a reading by Matilda . Hutchison and con tests by Jean Gaunt concluded the program.- Then Miss, -Mac—! r ■' ______.1 and white decorated chair 'and I corporation is authorized to pass received many . lovely gifts, to [ a by-law for the purpose afore- which she reolied very fittingly said; and, invited all, to her home tn I THEREFORE, ‘The Council, of see her trousseau. ■. • • Mr. and Mrs. Pharis Mathers, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wall and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Currie, Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher-and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hutchison and family and Mr.jand Mrs. Ron-, aid Forster spent a day last week at^Western Fair... Visitors at George Fisher’s dur ing the week-end were: Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Carruthers, Gary and Karen; Mrs. Margaret Carruthers; Mr. and Mrs. T. Jaritzi and fam-, ily of Milverton and Mr, & Mrs. Arnold Lougheed of London. payers Of the Township for their approval by way of ballot; AND WHEREAS under the provisions of the Municipal Act, the program_Then Miss, -Mac—1950, Section 386, Sub- Pherson was escorted to the pink I section 29 the said Co.uncil of the -^-^-^--ERNEST^BUSWELL- — The death of Ernest Bus well, age 69 years, occurred suddenly from a heart attack at Exeter last week. The funeral service was held on Friday conducted by Rev. H. J. Snell of James St/ L Uriited ChUrch. Interment was in Exeter Cemetery. ' “A. E.” Buswell, as he was well and favorably known here, yv^s 4 former Lucknow merchant. He was in the dry goods business here, and later opened a men’s furnishing store. He left Lucknow some 18 years ago to return to Exeter/ where he managed, the shoe department in the Jones and h May'store^untiL-1947-)L-when—he- and his son Ted, who had served in the R.^.A.F., opened a wall paper and footwear store. y- Mr. Buswell was born at Cen- . tralia. He went to Saskatchewan as -a young man,~~'and afler re- turning from the West, eritered business in Lucknow. He was a faithfui .member of the United Church, and a, former Sunday Schoor superintendent. He also served for a term on the Village Council. At Exeter Mr. Buswell con tinued his churqh interest and activities and w$s also secretary of the Masonic Lodge. / He is survived by his wife, formerly Gertrude Harvey; one son, Ted; and two. daughters, Mrs. A. R. Ellsmer e (En pl a,) 0 f North Bay and Helen at home. . .:■. '.......... m----------- I ... ■ ; ■ :■ I There were a number on I Line took in London Ex. Mrs. Will Gardner spent a couiple of days with Mrs. Sid Gardner of Lucknow. ; " Mrs. Andrew McKague & jack of Teeswater and Mr. and Mrs, Joe Freeman and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hunter. ’, . , □ , Mr. and Mrs. Nelson ^Raynard, Chris, Dorothy and Don Murray spent Sunday With Mr. and “Mrs. Jim Smith of Molesworth. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wall visit ed Sunday with Mr. arid Mrs. Harvey Ritchie. . .. •- , Mr; and. Mrs. Will Ritchie and Mr and Mrs. Eldon Ritchie vis ited Sunday with Mr. and Mr.s. Dave ..MacKenzie. of Kintail. The PLAYHOUSE Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat, Sept 23, 24, 25, 26 A picture that is a must in movie entertainment— Robert Mitchum and Susan Hayward MEN” TCom^ week * Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis " . . in “JUMPING JACKS k- i ► ► ' ► ► ► r ► ’ ► ■ * ► ’ ►r> ► ► ► , / ' ► . Call at And Hatchery * ■ ' • ’• ’ ■ ■■ , \ Feed Requirements Coinmencing Immediately We Will Allow . 4 « >'/•'' b. /. .. may. hypothecate such debentures for such loan. 8. . The Corporation shsill have the right, at its option, to redeem all of the said debentures, which mature in the tbnih year of the issue of these debentures, at any date prior to maturity at the places where and ip 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 »in the City of Toronto^ and once in a Jocal news- paper,“such notice to be adver- ; tised as aforesaid at least thirty days before the date fixed for redemption. Notice of intention so to redeem shall also be sent by /post at Teast^thirty clays prior to the date set for such redemption to each person in whose name a debenture so to be redeemed is registered at the address . shown, in the Debenture Registry Book, 9. .‘The Corporation shall not give effect to this by-law until the same has been read, a firsthand second time and approved of by the majority of the qualified rate payers whor caist their votes for the express purpose of obtaining their approval therefor. Read a first and second,, time this da^ of , 1953/ i the Corporation of the Township 1 of West Wawanosh enacts as fol lows: _■ ‘. 1. For the purpose aforesaid the Corporation-shalL-Mjor-row— upoh- the credit of the Corporation a sum not exceeding Nine thousand, dollars ($9,000.00) and shall issue debentures therefor in sums of not less than $100.00 each? Each debenture shall bear interest at. the rate of five per centum (5%.) per annum payable annually and shall have coupons, attached thereto for the payr^ent of such interest. ' i 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 annualv instal ments during the period of ten -yeaFS-next-after-the-date-of-issue- thereof, and the respective amount’s of principal and- interest payable in each of such years shall be the amounts _so designat 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, y- 4. The said debentures shall be 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 by the Treas urer. The said interest coupons shall be signed by the Treasurer’ and his’.signature thereon ma'y be -written,stamped, lithographed or ■engraved.. j.^Com^mencingJ nJLhe^yearJ_954_ and thereafter'1, in each year in v/Hich an instalment of. principal of ..the said debt and interest be come due\. the Corporation shall levy and raise the specific sum 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 . therefori over and above, all other rates, “ Upon all the rateable property, properly rated to the rate' payers or the hoUnieipality. ‘ .... 6. The said debentures may ebh- tain a clause legistration section 336 % Pen< debentures, roviding for the hereof pursuant td 'Munipipal Act. ale of the said head of the Couri-1 cfl and,’the Treasurer ^may raise' for Jbe purposes aforesaid by the any‘sum or sums’ of' money not i exceeding iri alt the sum hereby. the4 I ri [____ _ _ , . . , way. of 'loan on such debentures I certify that the foregoing is a true synopsis of a proposed by law, which will be submitted ta> the ratepayers by 'ballot at a later date. Dungannon, Aug. 31, 1953. . Durnin Phillips, Clerk of West Wawanosh Twp. NOTICE A vote of the qualified rate payers of the Township of West Wawanosh on the proposed by- law to grant .Wingham General: Hospital $9,000 arid proportionate* sums to Goderich” and Clintoft Hospitals as the need arises, will be taken on October 5th, 1953.. Polls will be open from 9 a.rr\, to 5 p.m. at /the following places -and the-persons- named-will beri/v charge of the polls.. Polling Sulb-division No. L I Parish Hall, Dungannon, Ont. De- j puty Returning Officer, Benson jJElinniganj-polLclerky-Wm^Gaesar— I Polling Sub-division No. 2„ I Public Library, Manchester, Ont.. Deputy returning officer, Chas. Asquith; poll clerk, V. Young- blutr—'■—■ \ / Polling Sub-division No. 3„ Township Hall, Lot 18, Con. 1 &. 8. Deputy returning officer, John Cameron; poll clerk, Frank Mc- Quillin. > Polling Sub-division Public Hall, St. Helens, •puty returning officer, Humphrey; poll clerk, .McDonald. Polling Sub-djvisionPolling Sub-djyision . No. 5^ Public School Builidng, Lot 18,. Con, 12. Deputy returning officer^ -Fred—McQuillinj-tpoll —clerkr~Jos- Anderson. Polling Sub-divispn No. 6* 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 W^est Wawanosh Twp. - Fill your Bin Now and assure yourself Heat ?■■■ . ,,, . .. , — . ~ §. 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