The Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-11-24, Page 5•
WEDNESDAY, N01C, 24. 'Iris
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THE L,;UCKNQW SENTINEL, L.LUCKMO.W, ONTARIO
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°nosh OK Addition To :Goderich The following g general accounts
paid ordered on . a manon by
e neillors• Lyons and, Errington.
late. j Pavilion Costs .Inc.rease • Mary. Pannabecker, mowing
grass at Cenotaph 520!0; Ontario
(West •Wawanosh�
' I TownWawanoshhip of West Wawanosh ap- :RAO, dra, township .hall lighting
Council Minuted ! proves the addition to the Goderich $6•07; Joan Armstrong, stamps,
.. iv oun
ofe cost', tY,
1st the West Waw- -� Purdon, ox ounty,.
District Collegiate Institute and $18,043;• A• J Re e, fox b
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November t, 1l6S will assume its
gshare th t S4 00' Wm R P d f b
Waw -
on November of the necessary debenture issue •$1•03; • K; Scott,; assessor's sal
J
Township Counc4 Weld a by the Town of Goderich. • s art's selectin $429.00 :' J.
> : • .. g Jurors,
racial session to, discuss winter • A letter from -the East Wawan- K. Scott' postal supplies, °5.1,47.
r removal and the hiring of a osh Township' School, . Area. Board I Council adjourned to meet infigman for the Township grader, requesting' the •approval of Westp •ember 1ath., •
otion by Councillor Ieffer:�
Wawanosh Township to the 'issue Road: Accounts; -- Harvey Cul-
of debentures to. cover the cost of . bert, salary., $217,35: Lorne' (vers,,
construction, of the proposed East checking gravel, $63,50; Angus
Wawanosh • Central School was1acDonald, grader operator,
read, discussed and laid aside un 4253, * imperial 'Oil; Ltd.; fuel
s e, seconded by Councillor Sm
was decided to advertise for ap-
cations for a wingman for the
ceder,
'at a rate. of $1:03 lei hour,
ie t Lucknow 'Sentinel. Carried; Reeve Lorne.Durnin was re- and tax, $3f 4g; Grant' Clhsho m,
v►as moved by Councillor Ly- �pre-
motor 1 t �99S. D.R.M.4-• Smyth and Lyons, '
CI): Ltd, gasket, pars, arc s-
&S sories, S2S ba, • Harry G;+llit+g,
_ � ` Mr. Bert Thompson Clerk of
sen , on a motion by Councillors. oil andax, $8 i
es
and seconded by,, Councillor Er
that anvil."sell the to
> stump) at Lot 21, Cones
(m the 1E'
Wawanosh was in attendance loading and hauling/ $4J-1.55; 'lab-
•November :9th, 1965 don Radford, reflex tors, p estone, :
The November meeting.. of 'the f'and 'labour; the centennial project•
iso 8. n ., • , • ext Purves, gravel 570,6- Gar
! Due • to increased costs of material
• of the two Townships . a "Picnic tire repair, 875:73; Webs,,,r Webs,,,and•
lest Wawanosh, Township Council
rias,. held on November • 9th, with.
;al Councillors present. Due to an
Airy • the' previous day, Reeve,
mrnin wasunable to .attend.'.
On a motion by Councillors Ly- --
eis and Smyth ' —. "That .Council
aennber, Hilliard Jefferson, be ap-•
pointed acting', Reeve hi-, the ab-
sence of Reeve Lorne ..Durnin",..
olenciilor Jefferson ;presided to
conduct the businessof the month.
• The'. minutes . of the October
meetingwere read, and adopted
as read on a motion by-Council
tars'Smyth, and Errington.
The'request of Goderich District
eatlegiate .Institute Board to 'have
West; Wawanosh ,Township Council„•
approve the addition to ,the School
and assume its share .of the deben-
joie issue,'•was ,placed before Cohn
ala . third time. A. letter 'received'
by the : 1erh from '. the Secretary --
Treasurer of the: Collegiate Board,'.
E. H. Jessop,, with: further inforrn-
ation that had been requested, was
read. •After a lengthy. discussion,'
k was moved by Councillor. Smyth.
and seconded. by Councillor .Erring -
tan that. the ,'Municipality of the
Pavilion” at the Wawanosh Park..MacKinoon; screw driver, punch,.
will Cost more than was ori ina21=.
.$.3.17: •Signal Star,.snow removal
lly ad, $5.60; 'Lucknow Post Office;
estimated. For this reason -a sec- sumps . 85,00.
and agreement; amending one dgt-•' Joan Armstrong, Clerk.
ed. October , 27, 1964,.between the • . . .
two Townships, : was read to Coun=
'CH, showing tiie � estimated cost of '
the budding now to be,-O�, Giet. C • hristmas Crd
to be shared' equally by the two `'
Townships, less the Federal acid •
Provincial centennial grants: It Frnrn Annf eSao
was moved • by Councillor Smyth The November meeting of the
and seconded by Councillor Erring- • Lucknow Presbyterian • Evening
ton that the agreement be ..ac- Auxiliary was held on Tuesday ev-
cepted by the Corporation of the ening, atthe borne 'of •Mrs...Cam-
Townshio of West Wawanosh: . eron MacDonald with twenty:
lad-
By-law' No. 10, 1965, was reaa res .present Mrs. Bert Gammie
and.finaily passed on a •motion by who was .in the chair opened the,
Counciilors Errington and Smyth. meeting with the 'Can to Worship
This by-law amends By-law NO: ` and prayer- Following the opening
13, 1964, necessary, because of the ar hymn Miss Maudie ,.Fisher read
increased. cost of labour andmat-
the Scripture' and gave the ed
erial ever thepast Year. • Ration entitled'.. Time For :God-':
• One application for wingman for A letter' was: read from Priston
.the .:Town'ship grader pias: opened: Martin • the Auxiliary's adopted
on from India. Included 'With the
and discussed, but . was not ac- :
cepted. . :letter which he- had madede him .Card
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' The road accounts were passed , was decided .to send achequsque•o
.:� • to
for payment on a motion. by Coun- cover Priston's expenses•• for 1966,
eillors.'•Smyth and Lyons. :.. A thank you note .was read
f •
'
from C:G.I-T. for: graduation gifts
received • from the Auxiliary. Six-
teen ladies volunteered .as: Mystery
Mothers for the C.G;I•='T.:, for the
year. ,
Mrs-• Jim{ Aitcheson' and - Mrs.
George Maclnnes were chosen ,for
the ' ' nominating • committee to:
bring, in • a - slate of officers :for
1966..
. Mrs. Jack MacDonald was' in
charge of . the Topic ' entitled.
"Through the years in Canada",
.dealing with the different.
as'As-
sisti'ng"
ects,;
of women's work • in. Canada. As -
silting in the discussion were Mrs'
Ross Gammie Mrs' Bert Gammie,
. Mrs. Leonard MacDonald, ' Mrs.
Howard Agnew.
N • Sentence prayers 'were given by
• all. members.. Mrs: ' Don: McCort-
ick 'read several, interesting • art-
icles from the '. Glad Tidings in -
eluding a review of. the work
with French Canadians.. The,, meet-
,
eet, ing • closed with a' hymn and pray
'\\ �,� G er by Mrs_ Jim .Aitchison. Lunch
was served, by the committeein
charge.
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WHI.TEC:HURCH
We are sorry to Apert Mrs. Ira
Wal and :Robert Wall son of Mr.
and .Mrs. Lorne Wall . were oper-
ated. on: last week for appendic-
itis. We with thei n`a speedy recov-
Mr. and • Mrs.' George Fisher,
• Mr. and Mrs.. Elliott' Carruthers
of Ripley spent Saturday evening
with''. fir. and MfrsGordon . Fisher
and family of Guelph.
' Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw visited Wed
'•inesday. in -London with her father:
Charles Martin at 'the home of
his daughter Mrs. Cameron Swim-
mdns
We learn as we go to press that
Mr. Peter Kennedy of firingham a
fO Hier resident•of our village suf-
fered a stroke on Sunday at, his
. home• and had tobe removed to
Winghaxn and :'District Hospital.
Folks ' here wish him a speedy re-
covery. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Laidlaw -
of London visited Sunday With her
mother Mrs. Gorge Hunter,.:Luck-
now and with' Mr, and Mrs, El-
roy Laidlaw and 'family. • ', •
Mrs. Ezra • Scholtz spent the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs , Camn-
eron Simnions and her : father,
Charles , of London. '
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- by William ",Whiting
• Dorothy : Kilgallen, thehard-
working; ' hard -driving and some' -
times sarcastic, panel •member . of
"What's My ;Line?" is 'dead at.
52. She was ,considered 'theclev,
serest :panel • member of this trad-
itional • CBS Sunday -night: show.
We were ' in Washington attending.
a radio and television ,'convention
when her sudden, passing was an;
nuanced_
Although I. did„: not watch her
last What's lily . Line appearance;
the other panel members said she
was ,in . fine • .spirits 'before and.
after ' the show:. `« •
Last Sunday Kitty Carlisle fill,
ed her seat and the show Contin-
ued as it did a. few years ago when
regular panelist Fred. Allen .died
suddenly.
• Dorothy ' started her . rise An fame
as a columnist. and: television per-
sonality by circling, theglobe in
a breath -taking, '24 'days in.
1936.,
She went by dirigible and by China;
Clipper. Her daily' reports made
her ' a celebrity_ •
She ' wasthe one. who • played
"What's My Eine?" week • after
week. as ' if. it '.was the challenge
of the century, Bennett Cerf would
pun his way through the shote 4r- •
lene'. Francis • laughed her way
through ' '•most of the programs.
John, Daly • with . his ' doubletalk.
could not ,derail Dorothy's ;'deter-
mination ' to win every game. '
So, what will happen to .''hat's
My. Line?" It will go on. of
course. It's. 'not a shiny any long-
er. It's a habit:
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