HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-10-08, Page 27NOTICE
SEPARATE SCHOOL
ELECTORS
Notice is'hereby given to . the Municipal
EleCtors.of the following Municipalities in the
Counties. of Bruce and HurOn, that in
`:compliance with the Municipal Elections Act,
1977, the period for 'nominations of three
trustees or the 'Bruce Grey CountT‘Roman
Catholic Separate School Beard, repreSenting
the Municipalities of
LE$PETTER SHOES
LORNE REID
lucknow • Phone 4872. 0! I
Minor Hockey
Registration
Town Hall.
Saturday; IffctObefir
and Saturday, October 18
Select Yoar
Footwear For
.Fall Now At,
Petters
UteknOW Sentinel, "Wednesday, October 14.19800--Paga
spending, many years in the
Huron County area.
The funeral service, con
ducted by Rev, D. Aikman of
Meaford United Church, was
held from the Ferguson
Funeral Home in-Meaford-on
The death Otcutred of this ,union one son, Robert, Lucknow. years he bore his affliction eldest son of the late Andrew
Albert Lloyd Irwin in Kincar ' was beta, After seven years , The brethren of Lucknow . Patient ly' • - Hackett and Martha Web"
dine -. 'and ,District 'General at,. this. location the family He is snryived by his wife stet. He is survived by a son, conducted a me set- Hespital following a lengthy: moved to the 4th concession vice on Tuesday ' evening, ' Catherine, • his son Itobert J. Harold of Montreal, Queb-
-illnessr-----------:------- - of-Hilron-Township, lot No. - Allan-and his wife, Helen,-:4---ec-a-daughter, Verna-Mrs.
Albert Lloyd Irwin was 19. .
Sep ember '30. This service grandchildren, Kathryn Matthew Kelly) of. Stratford, Was largely attended. born December 18, 1895, the
By 1958 Catherine and ' Jean, Joan Marie, Connie Ontario; also three grand
eldest- son of Robert Irwin ,• On October 1, 1980 Rev. Helen from London, one children and four great Lloyd retired from farming to and Marion Reavie:- . .James Bushell . of Ripley grandson, Paul Robert, of grandchildren. Ripley and lived . on the Lloyd farmed on the home- corner of Queen and William .Uriited Church conducted a Ripley: . He was predeceased by his
stead with his father on the Street • very, impressive service at He is also survived by two.. wife, Margaret. Carruth, in
ALBERT LLOYD IRWIN In 1929 lie married Cath.. He was a mormier of Old . Church while health permit- Born in Ashfield Township
erine Blue of Amberley. To Light Masonic Lodge # 184 ted. During the last.five.. July 19, 1892, he was the . • , •
The 1986 Huron country
plowing match was, held
Saturday in Usborne
township on the farm of
Huron warden Bill
IVIorley and was very
successful. .
Secretary. Graeme
Craig said close to $1,600
was paid out in prize
monies and attendance
was about the same as
last year. -
Debbie Armstrong of.
Winghatn • was crowned-
Huron Queen -of, the
Furrow' by last • year's
winner Janet Shapton of
'Exeter,
Fortner
minister
viAits in
runty
•
He worked for Bruce
County Highway Department
for a number Of years.
Miss •Shapton will be
representing Huron at the
International Plowing
Match in. Woodstock this
week and will be com-
peting • in . the. Miss
International contest on
Thursday and Friday.
The girls will be plowing
Thursday arid .giVing
their speeches on Friday,
The other Huron QUeeri -
of the FurroW contestants
were Carol. McIntosh,
Seaf orth ,..and Linda
Machan 'from Brussels:
Conveners of this, event
,were Marie McGavin and.
Helen Craig, .
In, the plowing events,
Rev, Kenneth Irines of
Brussels was the' senior
champion with the
reserve title going to
John Becker ;DashwoOd.
Brian IVIcGavin of
Walton was best in the
junior cornpetition and
Bevan Shapton,....Exeter
the MacKenzie and Mc-.
Creath Funeral Home, Rip-
ley. Lloyd was' a faithful
Member of the United
brothers, Bert and Leonard
of Ripley.. Two sisters, Kath-
leen of Hythe, Alberta and
Marion and brothers, Wil-
liam, Stephen and Ralph
predeceased him,
The pallbearers were Wm.
Harris, Kenneth MacDonald,
Douglas Irwin, Ronnie Irwin,
James • Blue and Eugene
Blue..
The flower bearers were
Ernie. Irwin; Bob Irwin, Don-
ald MacDonald, Jack Blue
Donald Blue, Roy' Stanley,
Larry Irwin and Jack Scott,
Interment was in' Ripley
Cemetery;
Relatives and friends came
to the funeral from-.Detroit,
Magnetawan, Toronto, Lon-
don, and Port Elgin.
They celebrated their.
Golden Wedding on October
26,,1979 at Pinecrest Nursing
Home, 'Lucknow.
WILLIAM JOHN HACKETr
William 03iii) J. Hackett.
Passed away" at , the , Blue-
Water NurSing Homein Mea-
ford, Ontario in his 89th
year, Wednesday, October 1,
1942, and by two brothers,
George of Cochrane and Har-
ry of Ashfield.
In 1955, he moved to
Meaford, Ontario, after
,:October 3;19.80 at 11 o'clock,
with internment following in
the Wingham 'Cemetery.
Pallbearers were three
nephews, D. A. Hackett,
Ashfield; Dave Hackett,
Cochrane; Ftank Harrison,
Connaught' and friends,
Keith Cranston, Ashfield;
Bob Campbell, Lucknow and
Henry Pope, Owen Sound.
4th concession of Huron
Township until he purchased
his own forth.' on Highway 86
at Lochalsh.
BY BELL HACKETT
Sympathy is extended to
D. A. and Evelyn Hackett,
Alvin and Barbara Hackett
and George and Zetta Hack-
ett, Burlington, on the death
of their uncle, William Hack-
ett, Meaford, last week.
Eileen and August Lem-
oine; Petawawa, Mrs. Lily
Culbertson, and her cousin,
Pearl James, Deloraine,
Manitoba spent last week
with their sister, Ella and
Alex Hackett and all attend-
oed the 50th anniversary for
their sister, Vi and Jim
Arnold. Allan and Dorothy
• Hunter, Trenton, also called
for a visit on Sunday.
Rev. Arthur and Betty
Scott enjoyed having Reii.
and Mrs. Miner, Exeter, for
lunch on Sunday. On Sunday
afternoon Rev. Scott, Rev.
- Miner, Charlie Wilkins and
Ken Alton went to The Senior
Citizens apartments to have
communion.
We extend sympathy to
Mel and. Jayne Ritchie on the
death of her grandmother,
Mrs. Pearl Watson, Blyth.
Huron plot n mate
e on war en are:
was . the reserve cham-
pion.
tlair Deichert, ZUrich
won the round-the-field
plowing competition and
Harold Robinson, reeve
of HOwick township won
the .politicians and
businessmen's corn-
. petition.
A lot of interest was
;'shown in the antique
plowing class. This`
division.. was. won by
Meryin Dietz of
_B r o d•h,agen .: ...O..th_er-s
competing were Ron,.
Scotchrner, IVIitcheTh'
Carman Howatt, Clinton
. and Tom Leem ing,
Seaforth. All were,,using
tractors and plows from
the Mid-1930's..
The teams of horses
used for the politician and
walking plow .class were
provided by Ken Duncan
of Ilsborne and Ray
Russell, Russeldale._
Notice is hereby given to the Municipal
Electors of the followitig Municipalities in the
County of Bruce, that in compliance with the
Municipal Elections Act, the period for
nominations in the said municipalities of -
Albermarle, Amabel, Arran, Bruce, Cuiross,
Eastnor, Eiderslie, Greenock, Huron, Kin-
cardine Twp., Kinioss, Lindsay, St. Ed-
munds, Saugeen, Hepworth, Lions Head,
Lucknow, Paisley, Ripley, Tara, Teeswater,
Tiverton, Chesley, Kincardine Town, Port
Etgin, Southampton, Wiarton.
is from Thursday, • October 16,- 1980, to .
Monday, October 20, 1980, at 5:00 p.m.,
during regular office hours or by mail. For
the purpose of nominating fit and proper
persons as a representative of. Separate
School Electors to the Bruce County Board of
Education, of which all, electors are hereby
required to take noticeand govern them-
seiVes accordingly.
Given under my hand this 8th day of
October, 1980.
G. A. WOELFLE, RETURNING OFFICER,
TOWNSHIP OF GREENOCK,
R. R. 1, CARGILL, ONTARIO.
NOG 1J0
SEPARATESCHOOL
NOMINATIONS
M
SU I I
WAI
W: J. Hughes Realty Ltd.
_395-5952
41(2 YEAR OLD bunga-
low. Situated on a nicely-
treed lot in Point Clark.
Two bedrooms. Beautiful
kitchen cupboards. Utility
room leads off kitchen.
1980 taxes $334.64. Phone
Chris Holloway 395:3448
or 529-7268.. M-37
2 YEAR OLD brick and
vinyl siding home. Reduc-
ed from $44,900.00 .to
$31,900.00. Stonefire-
place in rec room. Three
bedroms. Well landscap-
ed. Located in Dungan-
non. F-151
WHITECHURCH Light-
ly-treed lot-for sale. Ask-
ing $7,000.00.' W-4
5 LOTS, 96' x 362' located
pear Lake Huron, Asking
$10,000 each. S-5
75 ACRE FARM in Ash-
field Township, 11/2 storey'
house. Bank barn and
implement shed. Pig set-
up. 2-RE
Call Chris Holloway
395,5952
395.3448 or 529-7268
Greenock, CulrOss, 'Lucknow, Teesniater,
Huron, Kinioss, West Wawanosh,• Turn-
berry, and Ashfield
is from Thursda,y,-- 'October 16 1980, to.
Monday, October 20, 1980 at 5:00 • p.m.
Suring regular office' hours or by mail.
lectors are hereby required to take notice •
and govern themselves accordingly.
Given undet my hand this 8th day of October,
1980.
G. A. WOELFLE,
RETURNING OFFICER.
NOTICE OF'
NOMINATION
Ashfield, Colborne, Grey, Howick, Hallett, McKWop,
.Morris, Turnberry; Dud Wawanosh, West Wawanosh,
Blyth, Brussels, Seaforth, Winghem and Town or
Goderich.
_
One representative to be elected. • ,
Required nomination forms may be obtained from any
Municipal Clerk's Office.
LARRY J. McCABE
CLERK, TOWN OF GODERICH
Nominations of Separate School Supporters
for Representation of the
Huron County Board
Of Education
will be received by the undersigned
Commencing on Thursday, October 16th
and until 5 p.m., E.S.T. on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20th, 1980
Nominees must be* Separate School Supporter and
may be from any of the following municipalities:
MAKE IT A RULE...
USE WAIT ADS
