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lidobNESDAY, MAY 15th,* 1963
• nix 4uocripw -SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Meetings.
n Roods, ..Drains
, KINLOSS COUNCIL
.:Kinloss Council met May 7th,
1963 in regular session, ReeVe
12, A, Murray •presiding; •Coun-'
cillors-Evaris, Ackert, and 1VIao-
• IntYre Present.
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The followng motions were
paised:- •
That 'the minutes of the last
regular meeting arict special
meeting of April 9th and 22nd
be adopted. •
That we purchase fire eXtin-.•
guisher from West Wa9t,rariosh
Mutual. Fire Insurance Company
for township shedt for 430.00.;
; That we do now adjourn •to
Meet Jane 3rd in regular .ses-
sion at.ll p.m. or at the call
Of the Reeve.
•. The following cheques were
authorized paid:
General account , Harold
Stanley, warble ;fly spraYing,
$400.00; Delbert Hedley, .inspec-
tor WarbleFly, 163.00; LueknoW
Fire Dept., fire call, 225.00; An-
derson flax, warbicide poWd.er,
253.80; Hydro, Whitechurch St.
28:13; Albert Coulte.s,.
Windows, for Whitechurch Muni.;
ciPal water • system, 12:00; Tine -
crest 'Manor,: institutional care,
115,99; Currie and...Sons,
ambulance, 14:0O,&: Town of
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Retirement Every
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THE ALASKA BROWN BEAR is the biggest meat -eating
he rears up on his hind legs. Like all bears, the
snow falls, he finds a cave or a deep shelter under an over-
hanging ledge of rock. There he curls up and sleeps until spri
animal in the world, often attaining.a height of ten feet when
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brownie' hibernates in winter. Soon after the first
Goderich, welfare' chargeback,
22.35;. ucknow :Sentinel, print-
ing and by-lawsfor. drain.s,
59.40; Carruthers Nursing Horne,
Institutional care, 79.75; Henry's
Fruit Market, welfare, 117.50;
Siegrist's Store,' :welfare, 4.10;
Ashton's •welfare, 27.39; Mans -
fields, gap apzi Oil for .sprayer,
9.14; Mrs. Mansfield, caretaking,
and ` supplies, 16.40; Raynard
Ack'ert, water to hall and Clean-
ing dump, 63.50;' G. H. Wall,
part fees •on drains, 100.00;
H, Wall, part salary •and
postage and • telephone,31:1.54;.
Leonaril Irwin, poultry claim,
18.00; - Lawrence McLeod,. in-
spectiAg claim, 3.50; P, A. Mur-
ray, • part salary, 30.00. Allan
AVIacInt$Tre; part Salary,' 30,00;
Jack Ackert, part salary, 30.00;.
William -Evans; • part salary,.
30400; Fraser ,Mckinnon, part.
'salary, 250.00. . • ,
Highways — Dick McQuillin,
$241.23; Edward T'honipsciri,
18.00; Allister • Hughes,: 120.50.;
Orville' Tiffin,' 7.20; John Mur-
ray,• 4.50; Receiver General em-
ployees share, -3.12;• Owen King,.
108.00; Dominion Roads, 355.11;
Lloyd. Johnston, . 7.88; 'Daily'
'Commercial 'News,: 12.60; London
Free Press, 9.72; Spence/Irwin,
snow removal .JoSeph
Forinet: :11:jbedey‘
F0.11(.50 -Year. Wed.
(A1411ERLEY NEWS) '
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Campbell
of LudknoW who were former
residents of Am'berley vicinity
celebrated their ,fiftieth' Wedding
AnnverSary on Sunday, May 12.
Best Wishes are 'extended. • to
them by' host.- of friends. for
many more happy anniversar- •
A capacity •crowd attended
Pine. .River. United., Church 'on
`S.unday morning.- A jOint choir
of mothers sang. an anthem..
During the service the Sacra-
ment of baptism was adminster-
ed. to Robert Thomas Bell, son
Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Bell of
Amberley with, Rev. D. ,A. Mc-
Kenzie officiating, .
1VIr., and Mrs. Leonard Reid
• entertained relatives on Sunday. i
• Grant-MeNairt of Ednionton is
visiting , with. •his- family • this
week. • • •
• Mr. D. A. Campbell of Strat-
ford, was ..the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Courtney on "
:4:lay• evening. • .
PAGg. P.
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AVM&
•• GARAGEMI
•CARS - TRUCKS 4 TRACTORS
• LAWNMOWERS -WELDING
for Lisburn and Reids• Corners
committee members on Monday, ••
when they met to arrange:for •
the District Annual 'which is ' •
be held at Reids Corners May 23.
, Hostesses.for. Ho -Bo' teas for
Unit 2' -Of* Pine River United
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Tiffin, grading, 1.8.00. AllisterChurch _ Attending baptismal servicewere• Mr T B s. . e11 at
••Hughes, registration •at • Load for Robert Donald Harris, son of. Amberley, . Mrs, 'William Pace,
school and reflectors; '7:39; 'Cities. Mr. and Mrs. „Robert Harris .•of • —2nd Concession, Mrs., Perrin
• r M el*
• si.,6'rvl.iee,' Ittio, 299.69;, Al_ Clarke were Mr. and Mrs. Ar- L.owrY, M s. George esseng
,20.00; Everett Cathers, loading and, Mrs. rant. Ake 'and • faltillY, °°ne.saiDn. -•
hert Codltes,', sidewalk' iepair, thur Coiirtney.of Amherley, Mr. and Mers,. ,Norris Messenger, 4th
gravel and replacing . culvert;- Mr: and Mrs. Llpyd Ourtney gt St. 'Jukes Ao1ican
72;: wingtiam Advanpe .fantly L-ondon. .and mr: and their May 'meeting in the parish
nternOon ,of rest week. all's:
Farish 1V10,f,fat.,..lenc'e thonus, 'N -H RiPle•Y• • ,
The bear 'retires', for several Monthievery year. •
• moK,y. and family o•
f hall at'/Jurgen On Thursday af-.
LuOknow ,Sentinel, •• 3.60; Mrs. J.
Lot con.. ,Raynara.
Mrs Cliff Cliff Geddes was hostess Gordon:'Emmerton. arid' 404n ;
• ,sustained by the fat stored in his body. When
human beings retire, however, they don't receive the same
help from Nature, They turn instead to life
insurance:Nothing can make a man's retirementyears more
financially secure than a portfolio of Sun Life policies
tailored to his requirements. Let me tell you how. •
Wm J Kinaha
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Ackert, snow blowing and..clean+, '-'-' '• . ,, , .• ... Scott presided. The meeting op.. .- ..
ing fence bottom, )52.50; Receiver ' • • . - ' • ened wth a .hymn and'' was fol.,
General, ern.ployer.sshare, 3 12 - ' •
to draw up plans for construc lowed with Prayer 17,-iy the ipresi-
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Ai a special meeting on April tion Of .culvert on Huron -Kinloss dent The . scripture reading by
9th, 1.u63, the following ;motion boundary 'between Con 4 .18c 6 Mrs,' Reg GOdfrey was ,Aaken
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was passed That we sustainthe. and bridge on Con. 4, .Lot 3... : from Psalm 103 Mrs.. john .
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action of thReeve and Clerk That the Clerk write ,Dannelly,.. Scott read ,an interesting letter
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Donnelly and Murphy of. Gode- from 'Rev. Mr.. Volliek, forMer
in requesting Department 'apprO-
rich re ' Whitechurch- Municipal: rector at St, LukeP. 'Rev. S. R•.
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vol for the following 'transfers .---
•ater System. - :. , • '4• Ltipton gave highlights- Of a I' ser •
, 3 923 24 f B & - C. C t . '
• That we accept tile quotation vice he -attended recently at
• RA; LUCKNOW Phone Wingham. 717--v;:-4 tion 'to Roads C t. 429 *
ons ruc ion, , .
• . 11 from B; .8i C Construction to a Lorne Eadie. for tile deliver- I Teeswater Presbyterial); • Church
ed to he oung, arr sh and in connection with the coming
" Roads nt., 249.60' froth B &
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• c con.st. to 13 sr c .maioten.ance. .drains: . Crusade. Mrs, 'Chester
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. N LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.OF CANADA
. •• That we call for 'tenders tor ton gave' a reading and the: re -
At
:a special meeting mit:April'
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MEMORIALS
Unsurpassed in Beauty and Value
MORRIS
GRANITE And MARBLE WORKS
Representativ4
Ross MacLennan -
Phone 51
411,9,414.4404t440•44.0
Ormime.41
Kincardie
the ,construction a. the Young,
Fairish extension, and Stanley
Municipal Drains
• The .Court of. Revision was
held on the above drains • with.
'the folloWing, results: Young
Municipal 'Drain,' 'no appeal;
Parrish MUniCiPal. Drain iExten7
sion. ••• The , appeal of Parrish,
Moffat was sustained on S-11.
of S -H of •Lot 26727. and changed
from acres at .48.00 to, 10
acres at 19,40 on A Drain ,Sche-
dtile. The difference in assess-
2860to be .applied.. n
roads. Stanley 1VIUnicipal Drain
mainder of: the 'afternoon was
22nd, 1963, the falloWing . mot- spent in quiltin.g. After a• hymn,
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. Rev,. Mr Lupton Closed the enieet4
ions were passed ' - ,
That .we write the Departmenting; with 'Prayer :Mrs. .,ArtiAr.
of , Highways requesting•.they- •Srrielt.Zer; 'hostess': at :the luneh..
dreW up A .p./7-ofile and plans for hour' served a delectable tea: &.. •
road construction ': in front. .of a social hour was enjoyed. •
Lot 21-22, Con. • ••••6,. • also for 'Church. service at 9:30 a.in• at.
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road ,'in- front. of Lot • .10; Com, St. :Lukes Anglican.Church was
i1,2, and . alS-O from Lot 2: 110 to:, well 'attended.: A. ,choir of MO- : ....
end includng EH Lot '8,• Con.:thers sang "My Mothers Prayers ' .'...:
„ ., • have followed .me."
That we accept the r,gravelMrs. Grant'ilVICDiarrnid.1, of, •
tender of ' H. H. Bannernian atLucknow Spent Wednesday with
70C per cu. yard'. to be idelivered•Mrs John 'Blue; ' • ,- - . ' • . .' ; ..:.. •
as per Contract; • • -•• . Sundagdests.with'Mr& Laura ... .'
That the Clerk . contact E. .M. 00 appeals.. .' , • ' : ' : McNain, were Mr. •and • Mrs.: Dave '. ...• 7...
Ross, O.L.S. 43.. Eng of .G:odericli •• i- : , G H.• Wall; Clerk. McKenzie of Kincardine and .. ,
- ' --- Mr. and Mrs. Murray NICNairi. .of
Mitchell.: : . • • • .‘ •
•Dr. and Mrs. Murray • MCLen-,'
nen.: and Norman of • Wingham
were SundayLgue.Sts .of Mr....and_
Mrs.. Walter Brown. : .,; •;--" ,.
Mr... ,Eldon Bradley has piir-
chased' the Torn Brown ,prpertY.. .
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. and Mrs..- Robert . Steele , .. •
of Detroit and Mr:. -and Mrs: Dori ••
Holahan,'Debbie.arid Bobby -Were • - ,
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Sunday guests with Mrs. Robert
.• • • JC bel1 and family.' '
by. picking up your fertilizer in bulk,:pickup truck. See or phone "Stuart" at the.in your
Fertilizer Plant; 528-2175, or
dt.00.in.•.:,•.ot the
...$tor..0'.,,on...001104.0.1.1.,•treqt,, • ••'
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CO-OP Fertilizer IS
• under 6nstant'"QualitY
Control" through all'
phases of Manufacturing.,
The reSult: •
youet a.P.igger value.
• a,l4tter fertilizer.
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• -•LUCKNOW DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE
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Aux111qty
N.OVeifilier. • .Bazaar.,....•
• The . Monthly .meeting of
Ladies'. Auxiliary was held. on
Tuesday, 'May 7th With 1:0 mem.
bers present and the; president,
Anna Johnston.in charge,
• Plans Were made to attend the
annual zone rally to be' held in.
Goderiali on Wednesday,' .May
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22nd at ' 8 p•rn.'.
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• It vvasalso:decided to hold* a.
bazaar in .Novernber, and rnprti.
beri are asked to ',Start preparing
for this now,: ' •
A "niCkle bingo". will be held
at •the next meeting and meny
ibrs .are • reminded to please
bring prizes' for the bingo.
Meetings wil1 commence at 'g
p,m. clxifing the Summer ,rnonthi
in order; to enable members to .
have a :social time folIoWing the
rtleetings, •• : •
• On'q nice . thing abput going'
home • is that you doll% have to
12100 a reservation,
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