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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-06-03, Page 9• ti Par $- Luelmow Sentluei, Jame 31 1981 lcome new family to Dungannon By Made Park We wish to welcome to the community Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bowers from Goderich. Ted was raised in our area on the fourth . concession of West. Wawanosh, as a young lad. His wife is the former Betty Kennedy , of Goderich. A baby shower was held on Wednesday u evening for Kathy Stanbury and Jason. Joanne Whitney and Sharon Dawson were the hostesses. The. West Wawanosh Re- creation Committee held a very successful pork barbe- que at Harry Brindley's on �.. Saturday evening. Holly Park spent the week- end with her grandparents, Bill and Marie Park and family. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Omar Brooks of Lucknow who celebrated their 45th wedding anniver- sary: on Saturday night in Lucknow. Mrs:. Amy Wiggins and Mrs. Olive Blake spent the week in Chatham with Mr. and. Mrs. George Cowan and attended the United Church conference held there. Abus . load, from our area went . to New Hamburg on Saturday to attend the Mem nonite Mission sale. The trip, was made available through the • Christian .' Fellowship Church and Peter Martin was the driver. Michael Curran, nine year old son of Ralph and Arlene Curran, received a .cut on a fence at the annual United Church family picnic • at Camp Menesetung. He was taken to emergency at God- erich hospital where he re- ceived stitches to his wrist. Historical Meeting` Mrs. Bessie McNee at- tended the Huron County Historical meeting held . in Wingham,, 'hosted by • the Maitland Women's Institute. Everyone enjoyed a trip through the museum which is located on the plain street of Wingham, second floor of the old post office. President, Mrs. Bevan Brown, \ welcomed all and.. gave a reading, "Under the Spreading. Chestnut Tree". 'Mrs. Leslie Jacklin gave an early history of Wingham, also 'a reading. . Past president, Dave.. Mc- Clure of Crediton, presided for the election of officers for the coming year: president, Joe Hogan of Exeter; 1st vice, Mrs. Nelson. Reid of Walton; 2nd vice, Mrs For- dyce Clark of Goderich; sec- retary -treasurer, Mrs: Mel- vin Batkin of Clinton. The grade one pupils of Brooksideschool alongwith their teachers, and some par - 1 VILLAGE OiLUCKNOW 2�d INSTALLMENT OFTAXESDUE June 15, 1981 • Payable at the liank of Montreal or Royal Bank of Canada, Lucknow A. E. HERBERT, CLERK TREASURER. e.,.+r..r►.ha.....Vr ,..moi. riarie r......v....r..M...r.rrl r%Afii TOWN$HIP OF.KINLOSS NOTICE TO 4 PROPERTYOWIiERS DESTROY WEEDS \, 1 1 Notice Is hereby given to all persons In possession of land, In accordance with the Weed Control Act 1972 Secs 4, 14, and 20, that unless noxlous weeda growing on their lands within the Municipality of Township. of Kinloss are destroyed• by date of June 19, 1981, and throughout the• season, the , Municipality may enter upon the said lands and have the weeds destroyed, charging the costs against the land In taxes, as set out in the Act. The co-operation of all citizens is earnestly solicited. 1 W. F. HAW IIORNE, CLERK ; Township of Kinloss Holyrood, Ontario. t °N•ri •ee+itis.+a.:,r.•s.er „rd• .rww.e .8r�w.srvar^mrrwJ'6A�i• .r`w rVr`.da�r.'ak. v ents enjoyed a bus trip to the Lion Safari at Rockton on Tuesday, Dungannon United Church Conference was held in Chatham .last week. Mr. Cowan was assisted by Mrs. Amy Wiggins' and Mrs. Olive Blake, who attended in pres- enting the report of the week's activities, which Mr. Cowan called Conference Fallout. The choir sang the an- them, Each Step of the Way. The children's story was, The Wheat and the Weeds. The Dungannon Youth Group and their' • leader, Harold Menary, have prepar- ed .the earth bed for the planting of the new shrubs at the front of the church. The UCW and Donna Alton prov- ided the new plants and shrubs and. Lloyd .Hodges and Jack , and Jeff. Alton removed the old shrubs. While preparing the bed, a sealer of memorabilia, plac- ed in the.. ground by a CGIT group. 'some years ago, was unearthed. The present CGIT girls have planted flowers along theside of the church. Dungannon U.C.W. Dungannon U.C.W. met at the home of Donna Alton on Tuesday evening, May with 16 ladies answering , call,.. which was .a ,gard• hint. , Amy Wiggins .opened the meeting : and Doris Hodges and Nora Saunders were in charge of the devotional which included a reading, How do we Hear?, and a: discussion on an article in the Observer concerning the new church being started in Lon- don suburbs by Rev. Glen Wright, a former Dungannon minister. Bessie McNee chaired the business part of the meeting and minutes of last meeting were read, also correspond- ence. An invitation was, re- ceived to attend. Blyth United. Church on May 31 to hear a gospel singing group. The U.C.W. agreed to give .fin- ancial help to the CG.I.T. in their project to plant. flowers • FARMERS IN HURON'COUNT.Y "THINKING OF REAL ESTATE, THINK STEVE BUCHANAN" SPECIALIZING IN THE SALE OF . FARMS FOR CALL 524-4700 541INGS 524-9097 OFFICE 26 THE 'SQUARE GODERICH NOTICEOF POLL TOWNSHIP OF KINLOSS (LIQUOR PLEBICITE) Notice is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the Township of Kinloss that a vote will be taken under the Municipal Elections Act, 1977 on .the following two questions pursuant to the Regulations under The Liquor Licence Act, 1975, as amended: ARE YOU IN FAVOUR .OF THE SALE OF SPIRITS, BEER • AND WINE • UNDER A DINING . LOUNGE LICENCE FOR CONSUMPTION ON LICENCEp, PREMISES WHERE FOOD IS AVAILABLE? ARE YOU IN FAVOUR OF THE SALE OF SPIRITS, BEER AND WINE UNDER A LOUNGE LICENCE FOR CONSUMPTION ON A LICENCED PREMISES? , ADVANCE POLL . At the clerk's office in the Township garage at Holyrood Saturday, June 6th, 1981 from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. REGULAR POLL Monday, June 15th, 1981 from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. LOCATIONS I Poll No. 1 and 3 - Kinloss Hall at Holyrood Poll No. 2 Whitechurch Community Hall The last day for applications for a certificate to vote by proxy is Monday, June 15th, 1981, before 5:00 o'clock in the afternoon: W. F. HaWtborne Returning Officer, Township of Kinloss Dated. at Holyrood, Ontario, this 29th day of May, 1981. around the church. It was decided to order some copies . of "The Mandate" maga- zine. Helen Dawson conduct- ed a Bible Quiz. Doris Hodges and Nora Saunders served a delicious lunch. P4.::�:sjde hosts regional, By Deb Gregory and Darlene Kwik The Regional Field Day was held on May 28 at Brookside. The winners from our school were senior girls' winner, Janice Cook; runner- up, Wilma Vandervelde; in- termediate boys' winner, Le- roy Dougherty; junior boys' runner-up, Scott ' Hackett; midget girls' winner, Kim Tyler; runner-up, ' Donna Raynard. All the the first place winners• received a Medallion. Mrs. Wilson has accepted. the position of Primary Co - 1 1 1 1 field day ordinator for the Huron County Board of Education, starting in. September. She will be .helping primary stud- ents and teachers in the eounty. Congratulations, Mrs. Wilson. Summer School is going on once again this year • at Central Huron Secondary School at Clinton for students in Grade 7 and 8 who are. • having problems in either mathematics or English. It continues fry m Thursday, July 2 to Thu�sday, July, 28. Applications are supposed to be in by early Ju e. NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS. DESTROY WEEDS Notice Is hereby given.to all persons hi possession•of land, in accordance •with the Weed Control Act, 1972, Section 004, 14 and 20, that unless nodous weeds growing on their lands .within • the Municipality of • Township Waitron are destroyed by date of June 19th, 1981, and throughout the reason, the Municipality may enter upon the said lutes and have the • weeds destroyed, charging the colts against the land in taxes, as set out in the Act, The co-operation of all citizens Is earnestly solicited. CLERK, MARLENE COLLING • Municipality pf Township of Huron s Financial assistance Management counselling Management training Information on government programs for business See Our Stratford Representative Don Handford AT: The Bedford • Hotel, Goderich, Ontario ON: The 2nd & 4th Tuesday of . each month [Next Visit Date: June 9th] If you require financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain It elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are Interested In the FODB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representativn. FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK [Branch Office Address] For -an appointment or further information on the Bank's services call 271.5650 [collect] or; write 1036 Ontario Street Stratford, Ontario. . newto small business.