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■WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23rd, 1954
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
KINLOSS BANNS I
REFUSE PUMPING
KINLOSS COUNCIL MINUTES
Kinioss Municipal Council met'
. in the Hall, Jun£ 7th, 1Q54, as
• per adjournment. All; .members
present. The minutes of the last
regular meeting of May 3rd as
read were approved anti signed,
The Clerk was instructed to
, notify all parties on the Hodgins-
Hanna Agreement Drain, that the
work is completed, and payments
____are due and payable_pn_or„before-
the next meeting on July 5, 1954.
All telephone companies having
lines an the Municipality erecting
poles rriust pjit them back against
the road fences. If not complied
. with, will have to move them at
their own expense. ,
The E. S. Watt Co. of Palmer
ston was given permission to
build an overshot roof on their
mill at Whitechurch, provided
* there are no posts or obstructions
• in the road of traffic, and install
reflectors on end posts.
The semi-annual return for
■ subsidy on the Brucellosis Act of-
1953 was adopted. ‘ -
By-law No. 7, 1954, .was passed,
“ •-prohiibi ting-^he—dumpfrig~bf^ r e -
fuse, trash or any ’Other waste,
on any highway, or in any river
or. stream or on the banks there
of under the Jurisdiction of the
Council. . r . ..
The Road Supt. to have signs-
of 30 miles an hour erected on
Whit.echurch main street.
; • Tenders to be called for July
. 5th for the cutting of the hill in
’ front of Lots 21-22, Con. 6.
Council adjourned to meet
’ again ori Monday, July 5th or at
the call of the Reeve, .
Cheques issued:; W. S. Eadie &
. .Son, tile.to Burt Drain $4211.08,
W-and—ditching--Hod-gmssH-anri-a-
;’ . Drain $813.44—$5,024.52;. D. Hed
ley,-fox bounty, 8.00; E. Hanna,
fox bounty, 3,00; Jas. McEwan,
fox bounty, 2;00; Spence McFar-.
; Jan/fox bounty,..4.00; jOrville. El'-' ‘ I J.t’t, dog bounty, 5.00:/lrwip Cbr-
■ juthers, dog bounty, 5.00; Luck?
, now. Sentinel, printing, > >etc.,
136.60; Dr. Mullen, c’alfhood' vac-
' - cinbtion,. 31. calves, 23.25; Dr. Cle-
. land; ’ calfhood vaccination, - 4151 <Sthv’/ arid Mar7fvYr'^*W^<T’i7o'X,’
1?0;20nnG^?’l Mr- and -Mrs. Graham Chamney | Brown, "Mike- Dalton and
and family, of Goderich and Mr.. George Collinson; kicking the
and Mrs. Gordon Chamney and JRPPer> Kathleen Hackett, Eliz-
Larry oL,Auburn.| abeth^Pentland, Mary Alton;.
-—-------.girl’s sack race,. Lummie Logten-
t-aretakine,1 berg, Joanne Crozier, Elaine Mc-
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Pay Roll',: 3-legged race for girls,/Joyce and -- A _ji
| DONNYBROOK
Dedicate Gifts At
Anniversary Service
There was a good attendance at
both services in Donnybrook
Church on Sunday. At the morn-
irig service which was conducted
by Rev, Mr. Watt of Whitechurch,
a chorus was sung by the choir
and a duet by the Misses Louise
Jefferson and Grace Thompson.
At the evening service, Rev. R, C.
Wilson ,(!of Clinton was assisted
by Rev- C- C- Washington/a-auar^
“tette by the Misses Rena and
Gladys McCliri^hgy_.__oL,_Aubui;ny
Donna Walden and ( Barbara
by Mrs. Sid McClinichey and Mrs.
Fred Plaetzer of Auburn provid
ed music which was very much
appreciated. Special mention was
made of the hymn board donated
by Mr. Gordon Robinson of Wing
ham; the baptismal bowl arid
choir chairs, a gift in memory of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson and
.Ernest, from the family; new cov
ering for- the pulpit ^furniture
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CONTESTS KEEN AT
ASHFIELD PICNIC
The annual picnic of the Ash-
field Township School Area was
held at Dungannon Agricultural
Park on Thursday; June 10th. '
Inspector Kinkead was official
starter of all the races and events.
Mr, Eric Moore (was in charge
of the high jumps and pole vault”
ing with Mr. Ray Stanley in
charge of the ibroad jumps and
Mr,Wilfred-Spivey'in~'charge“7)f
the softball throw. The day
..turned out hot- with the booth
doing a good business which was
Smith of Westfield and a ~ duet •iri ^arge of the Dungannon/ Wp-
men’s Institute. Mr. Harold Greer
was on hand with his loud speak
er, adding much to the success!
of the picnic which was well at- i
tended. AU the children showed
good sportsmanship and a keen
ness to do their best.
The following were the win
ners in the .day’s program: The
relay race was won. by Kings-
i-bridge Separate School with S.S.
from Dr. Wilfred Robinson; and k Port Albert school as a close
donations for the carpet from the second, and S.S. 7 as third place;
Jefferson sisters .and m a ny ;
■ 11 •- _________-Domia""'N'icholsonJ'_Lynda Little,
Willa Dickson; boys, 6 years and
under, Brian Dalton, Keith Val-
ad, Robt. Sherwood; girls, 7 &
8 years, Sandra ^Brooks, Karen
Kilpatrick, Barbara Nelson; boys,
7 & 8 years, ROnriy Finlayson,
..others..—?— ----——1---“
Mr. and Mrs; Stuart Chamney
and girls enjoyed a trip through
parts, of Northern Ontario last
week. '
Sunday visitors at the home .of
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Thomp-. ( ... «
son included Mr. and Mrs. Cecil' Donny Ray, Jim Black; girls, 9
Chamney of Belgrave, Mr. and 10 years, Edna Carter,rMarion
Mrs. John Tiffin and Mr; & Mrs-lM<>le; ,boys’ 9 & 10 years’ Allan
Edwin Thompson and family of1 MacKenzie, Donald Johnston,
Wingham. . °
Mr. and Mrs. John Jefferson .... . ...
of Munroe were Sunday visitors/ Lierman Elaine MacIntyre; boys,
at the’Jefferson home. ; j 11 and 12 years, Terry Dalton,
Mrs. H. Martin of Goderich vis-1 Douglas Ross, J,im Blake; ^girls',
ited over the week-end with her! & J4, Joyce McNay, Anne Mc-
sister, Mrs. Bert Taylor and—-McNayj—boySj^T3’
"Taylor----"T & 14 years, John VanOsch, Bob.Mrs.’ Wm. Doddo and ivl'rs. J. ’ EHis/Mike Dalton; young ladies’
C. Clark of Auburn wer'e Sunday race, . J°yPe ’McNay,. Elizabeth
visitors at the home of Mr. and Fentland, Norma Pentland; yOunig.
Mrs. John R., Thompson.; x men s race, Peter Lierman, BiU
Miss Lucy Thompson of. Onon- Rlack, J. C Durnm; men teach-
dago spent the week-end at her - race, Mr Eric dVlpore, Mr.
home here / ’ I Ray Stanley, Mr.. Wilfred Spivey;
/Sunday visitors with- Mr. and' Lacher’s jace, Miss. Lois
Mrc ' . -and" Mrs: Elwin Chamney? Dor ’ | John VanOsch
, Donald Johnston,
Wayne Hackett; girls, 11 & 12
years, Kathleen Hackett, Dianne
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R.. Chamney included: Mr. | Webb, Miss Betty •» Johnston;
arid Bill Barger, Bob Ellis and
Board supplying orange drink.
A ball game was played follow
ing lunch with the East of Ash
field winning against the West.
Langside W.M.S.
•• The Langside W.M.S. held their
meeting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Pollock. The meeting
was opened by the president and
the minutes were read by Mrs,
Neil McDonald. The scripture les
son from St. Matthew was read
by Mrs, Peter Moffat JMrs^„Rol--
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lock read the meditation. Mrs.
Guest led in prayer. Reports on
the Presbyterial were given by .
Mrs. Bert Moffat, Mrs. Neil Mc
Donald and Mrs. Jack Pollock.
The topic pn “Hospital Visitors”
was taken by Mrs. Lloyd Moffat.
Hymns we're sung and the meet-’
ing closed with Miss Emma Rich-
ardson reading the benediction.
The next, meeting is to be at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Scott.
The roll call is to be answered
with a gift fox-thei-hale.--—-------
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Hiltz, Wanble fly gas,’ 10.00; G.:
/ .'Hamilton, ' balance inspector W. !
F., 136.25; J. McGillivray, bal-
"ance. tractor W. F.. 165.65; , D.
.Campbell, balance sprayman W.
F., 107.10; Fred Guest tractor
supply, 7 hours, W. F.f" 9.45: ;D.
Hedley, car trip for inspector,
1.00: Canadian Industries, W. F.
powder, 140.00; J, R. Lane, hydro
$10.93, postage. $8.00—18.93;. Fred
|.Mrs. James Smith, l----------o, , .
4.00; J? R. Lane, unemployment, Nay; boy s sack race Billy Cr.
| ins. stamps, 6.48. I ier, Bob Elli’s,- Donald KirklAi
N<?J7W$430C9h0r 'MMSeArthu? Tke' Elaine McNay Mary Alfcn and
Service, 114.4fl: Fred Tout, pit i Elizabeth...Pentland Edna Carter
. gravel. 651.00;. C.I.L., brush Mil, ?nd .Manon^ Mo^S^gedraca
,. AA y v*’| WA.VVy V.A.U.t . .MA UiOH JTkAAij i ‘ ■ ,, ? 9 '"T
C 'Hodgins,-j^hate-Oh-~t-ax-&sir-eheaue^0r&(f^Harcrlti~kerr. snowbTowing. I _ °rf.e\ i3 n
, to collector, 20.37; Dr: W. G.
Bruce,; school dental ytork, 25.00;
. James ; rMcEwan, sheep claim,
310.00; George Lockhart, 2 insp.
i 510.00; C. E. McTavish, fuel oil,! Ral'Ph Nixon, Bill Barger and’
; 80.00; Lobies Service, grease gun.. J°b.n VanOsch, Morris Dalton &
3.98: Mills . Tire . Service, . 3.00; Mlke Dalton; ladies tie’ tying con-,
-----____ ______ _ Armco Drainage, culverts, '94.08; was^won by (1st), ;Mrs.> Gor-
above. claim, 8.00; Harold Con-/John W. Henderson Lumber Ltd.,; Kirkland, (2nd) Mrs. Bert
gram, refund dog tax< 2.00; Govt. ! bridge lumber, 78.08; Dept. High-[ ARion;j gentlemen s balloon blow-
wavs. gas tax’, 44.00; J. F. Hen-’”}^ contest, Reeve Cecil Blake,
, Gordon- Valad, Nelson Pearson?
-—WM, E^i.w, vxmvu i Hiltz, tire, tube-and labor, 173.00; I ehampion freckled face boy tfh-
surplus Moffat-Thomson ‘drain Murdie & Son. hardware. 2.30; j ,a years, Kenneth Barger;
rebated, 983.91; Govt, grant plus j Pedlar People, culvertej 261.86;' ?3S
surplus Emerson drain rebated, Montgomery Motors, grader-re-1
■ Uli 1 o6.« /-•___.1 i‘.. . i . I___no nc « ■ z / |
'■ . J. R. LANE/Clerk;’
grant • Pinnell Drain rebated,
.1392.63; .Govt,‘ grant Percy drain | derson. pit gravel. 82.00; George
■ relbate'd, 724.66; Govt, grant plus i
Uiani A uuaicu, j .iUVUVkVmyAJ
661.83Govt, grant plus surplus] pair, ,93.05.
MacIntyre Drain rebated, 919.17; '• .. J. -
vr®^’,wbuld you ask, the advice of a friehd or abusinesscoun.^
r-wm^-|--Yr .yo_u . Would-ask^the-tbpert/..Vnni. J^P^PeHy administered,, it couid mean a gicat ios,- to’
iunHp111 • i are to uct as sole Executor. o*ion with one or more/other Executors you might appoint.,
THESTERLING TRUSTS
C O R p o R A T ION
; BRANCH OFFICE
g. . . $**» Toronto . 1-3 Dunlop' Si., Barrie ‘
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the longest hair, Jo Anne Alton;
the .largest family present, Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Youwsma and fam
ily; girls’ Jr. softball throw,
Kathleen Vrooman, Karen Brind
ley, Carol Pentland; boys. Junior
softball throw, Jim Gibson, Ker- i
ry? Hogan/ Danny Dalton; girls’)
Sr: softball throw, . Elaine Mc
Nay, Betty Lou Vassella, Mary
Alton'; boys’ Sr. softball throw,
Lome Alton,. Mike Dalton, Bob
/EIlfer~girls’ Jr.' running broad
jump, May iStewart, Betty Anne
Parrish, Eileen Vassella; boys’ Jr.
running, broad jump, Geo. Collin-’,
son, Donald Kirkland, Alex Mac
kenzie; ..girls’ Sr. runnriirig broad
jump, Betty LdU Vassella, Kath-
j.leen Hackett, Elaine McNay;
ibdys’ running broad jump, Sr., '
1 Bob Ellis,, Mike Dalton, Morris
I Dalton; girls’ Jr; running high
I jump, Joanne Alton, Eileen Vass-
>ella,. Betty Arine F.arrish; boys’
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ray Gampbelt/ girls"running"liigK
- jump, S.i\, Kathleen 'Hackett, Bet-
ay Lpu .Vassella, Elizabeth Pent-
jland; ibpysj Sr. running high
{jump, Mike Daltoh, Lorn.e<Alton,
(Bob Ellis; boys’ Jr. pole vault
Donald Johnston; Barry Brown,
Jim Gibson; boys’ Sr. pole vdiult,
Mike .Dalton,‘Morris Dalton, Bar
rie' McDonagh,. .
' Lunch was. -passed with the
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JlTrirrinihgTiigH jump, Alex Mac-
Kenzie, Kenneth Gardner, Mur-
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