The Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-10-17, Page 8•.
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Plebuscute �n Luckno
wTHF LUCKNOW SENT'fN ► LUCKNOW, 'ONTiguo
ALL C1TuZEN$, OYER. 21 YEARS OF AGE;
;ARE INVITED TO
A PUBLIC MEETING
in the
Town Hall, Lucknaw
at 8;00 p.m.
'NURSDAY, OCTQBER IStI�
Wed' At� Hackett
Church • Saturday
ne Ritchie and Thomas• Wilfred
• Dickson was: ,solmnzed on Satur- flowers, fruits egetales
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anvday., 'Otober 6th at ;2:30 at lI•jac- usd to deorate the cente ta-• ke.tt's• •United •Church, which: was ble. were in; keepingwith the
deoated• with baskets of white' Thanksgiving theme of »the ser-• mums.. Rev.Gordon Kaiser of- vice, as well as the hymnsficiated. for the nd Thanksgiving,• The !bride is the dauhter of t meeting, The rpres4dent,and Mrs,, Andrew Ritchie- Mrs. K. Cameron, assisted by
• the Mrs W. Drennan and Mrs. V,
Mr.•
• of" Ashfield' and the !groom. isson of'. •Mr. and Mrs. Melvn Hunter who read the Scripture
Dickson, •Port .Albet. i and• medtation presied over
The 'organist• was Mrs Blake `the devotional ' period ;and .MrsAlton, Who •accompanied Miss ' Strapp ' was caled • upon to••Mrion •Munn of Toronto �in her tr.oduce theguest; 'speaker Rev..
DICKSON .RICHIEThe marriage •of 'Patricia 1 ian,'-
CHURCHNEWS
United. Church: Thankofferig
Lucknow ' UJnited Chuch Wo -held thir utumn Thank:ofering service an • W.ednesday,evening, Otober 10th with a
good attendance. ,Autumn leaves,
wosus,e'Lord's' tPraY;er" Mrs.To .hear esplabied: and to- discuss,the fort coming an`"vry inspiri• G%ven. in marriage iby tier, fa said we •should not neglect' •:the: • flier, the ,bride was lelhi •querW��floor-length. gown of Alecon t dy g
u e to God.Thisseason • should
• ace, 'th sabr • neck!' , lily s
p • point . sleeves andabasque bodice.. a a' renewal. of of consecration,
• .• � : .'Lucknow Municipal Council � :• ` �, ise
u
to d� .for the soul"
w he bouffant scalloped border
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• • skirt had bustle tieredback.Cas- munion. •is , g o
it 'b a ba s
••••••••••••••••••••S••••••••••••••••••••••••i ceding into •a chapel train.. A and .hymns se nom sung; •could.
To Aid Wo�tc At
Verdun Cemetery"
HURONCOUNCIL MINTJTES
• Huron Township, Council held•
their regular meeting On.Octo-
ber . ' 1st . with all members . ►pre=.
sent. Minutes of last .meeting
were• read and confirmed,
-The ;1962Ass es9mentAtoll twas
t Goon -
returned and' acrePd e b
Y
coil. The Roll showed 'an increase
in assessment of $30,225 over •last
year,:; This, increase was : due to
37 new. cottages being' . built...•
Rev. Duncan, ,McTavish: 'wrote
• a letter, offering. to recruit ' help
• to :`clean lip: the Verdun Ceme=
tery on Lot 16, Con. .3, providing
the ,Township pay: .for • any ex-
penses' incurred. This the:' •Coun-•
eil ' has. •agreed • to . do The. pians,
are• to .=place • the1 head stones •an
• one: c t bl h
ing the Northerly 30• acres • of
'Lot '20 and W', , .19, .Con.' .5 for
Municipal purposes'.. & the • Clerk
...'was. instructed .to advertise for
tenders ' ,for the remaining 120.
acres.
.•Council .gave two readings to
a By-law for • the 'construction
and issuing. of debentures for the
new Ripley -Huron Public Scahooi
• and "asked the ;Ontario- Municipal
Board' for.final:': approval.
Thep following; accounts were.
ordered paid.by. the. Treasurer '
Cemetery —.• Ivan ,Pollock,
Ripley: dump, 25.00; Ripley",Park,
Committee, transfer , of funds,
150.00; : Post Office, • unemploy-•
meet . stainps, • 10,156; Telephone
System, hall phone and , tax,.
12.30; elled organza wired : rose. • The' sPeaker for her . most interesting.
.Road Accounts - . Steve .SrWin,, ••talk.. The offering 'received by
bride carried. a bouquet, a ' red
'Superintendent, 25.00 •'Wayne roses, and White mums,
�3.. � ;Mrs: 'G Montgomery � and .1VIrs,
Lowry, grader, 262.50; , Harry • Miss Hilda Ritchie•Sister of A. Wilson w:as dedicated by Mrs.
Coiling, hauling &' loading, -595.-
gravel,.
5i9�5. the' bride was. maid.sof honour E. Lewis.. ,At the chose a .dainty
05, Harvey B. Thompson, hauling and the. bridesmaids were Miss lunch. was served by the soc-
gravel, . ' 304':11 ; • Bill Kem•pton, Annette Dickson and. Miss Willa •ial •functions •committee:'
front apron divided into a V, !be read and provide food for
and was .accented'' with .two or.' thought and praise Miss Marg -
r,
roses dropping into •nylon , aret Rae, accoanpanied .by. Mrs.
tulle 'pleats forming' a' fan.. A G`• ' McDiarmid sang a (beautiful
triple. tiered, elbow length' veil solo, "The Garden of my Heart."
was caught into a correlated jew- Mrs.:,B Treleaven thanked. the
hauling 'gravel, 760,$0; . James Dickson, sisters . of. the groom.; .
James: McTavish, :.gravel,119.70; The attendants 'were ' gowned Kinloss Yjnited Church ..Women.
Mrs: Henb Huston, gravel, 204.80; similarly. ' . in bouffant char Lily The. /Kinloss United.' Church'
G: W. Crothers, grader rePairs, lace, .in'. red sunset shade; With Women held their' October meet -
46:34; • Provincial Treasurer,, ,bell • styled • skirts,. :scoop.neck-;.ing at ,the home of Mrs: ,Lorne
spectrng "bridge; .13430; kincar tines and double bow back *Ales Hodgins ' on Wednesday, October.
dine . Construction, ditching, 43- I. ,,
and white 'accessories, Their lA�th.. `He : Leadetli. me. was the
00, R H 1Vlartyn, fire insurance `flowers 'were:,. nosegays of` white
on` Twp. Shed, 314: .• James :El- ( •
. p `�, . mums.
l�iott, erecting guard rail, •339:10.; • Sandra ' Dickson :. was flower
Lynn Emmerton, 'chain sawing,, girl :in ruffled' white , organza
10.50;.Greenwood•:'Corist,, ,paving
boundary, chill, `.2,000.25; Imperial'
•Oil.:Ltd.,. gas & "diesel fuel, 1346:2;
oncre e i oc4 . Morford': McKay,. dteel for Run
y -law was passed. um- ter .bridge, 46,35; Steve Irwin,.
telephone tolls, 7.95; Owen &rig
+balance: on Hunter bridge.; .2;605.-
50;
2;605:50 G. Cook, ; dozer :rental, 710.00; • For a wedding dinner in . the ;by the. hostess.
care, $81.80. ,
Township : Roy Marshall,
covering ;• iLurgan dump, 1630.00;
• Doris, MacDonald, care of hall,
3150; Village,. of Ripley; High
School debenture, 6;008.08; W. G.
Bruce, School dental services,
155.00; Hugh .Cameron, .assessing
and postage, •S1'590 Glenn Far-
•rell, postage, 52.50; Registry. Of-
' five; list, •5:07;; G. Cook, dozer. at
opening 'hymn. Mrs.. ;Albert Col-
well' took charge of '. the. wor-
ship • after which Mrs, • Mable
•Campbell presented the Bible
with miniature white bridal veil •Study. Plans for 'Orangemans,
and carried a basket of white annual banquet _were made' and
mums . and red roses. • • a short business period Was fol -
Art Dickson of•Pont Al+bert lowed by singing hymn.X586. The
was best man ,and the ushers meeting c' ose with prayer by
were ,Jerry ' Weaver • of• London iVfrs: .*able. Campbell: Grace .:was
and Jim MacDonald of Ashfield. ':sung and a tasty lunch served;
Charles Osborne, removing fence, church=_ hall the b'ride's. mo.ther
received in ;a. • jacket dress of
navy, bark plisse crepe and white
accessories with• corsage Of . yel-
low roses. and 'white. mums. The.
groom's .mother : .assisted .:in • a
sheath 'dress of baltic blue• shan-
cold mix, 60:76 tung with. matching .accessories.
Council adjourned until:. next and.. corsage: 'of blue •and • white
regular. meeting,' Noveni(ber• '5th. mums
EARL • TOUT, • Clerk. For a wedding trip to Niagara
Falls, and the. Eastern States, •.tlie
bride donned .a blue and. white
knitted : suit ,with black •accessos
les and white' anda pink•✓carnation on the highway 'while •under age..
:: (Intended For East Week)
9.90;,• Harold Congrarn,. instaling.
pipe; •45.00; Harold Courtney, re=
Pairing fence, 20.00; Roy Mar,.
shall, hauling gravel, 411915; W. I.
Shantz, . hauling' „gravel, 132.00;
Grey • •Wellington • Paving. Co.,
ASHFIELD
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NEWS BRIEFS...
FROM NEA:RBY
Archie MacDonald ;of •Brussels
sold: ani:°. Exmoore ,pony . for $700.
to a Toronto lady:'
A 15 -year-old •'Clandeboye
area youth was fined in juvenile
court' for driving a farm vehicle
corsage. He was _driving his father's com-
,Mrs ;'David' MacMurchy is Mr. and Mrs. Dickson will re- bine to a repair shop in Exeter.
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. side at : Port. Alberta
Charles Hatherton at Alma;`
Brian and 'Murray .' Johnson
spent the week with their aunt,
Mrs. Cook, in Waterloo. •
Mrs: Ostrander, with her son
RIPLEY MEAT- MARKET
Costae Butchering
Mondays Hogs, $2.00 ;in : by 4:00 p.m.
Cutting and Wrapping,' 2c pound
CATTLE, CALVES nS 'TCJRDAYDAY,
d LAMBS EVERY . .
We Do Curing and SmoJci g ..' . Beef, Pork and Lamb.
Sold, Whhole, , Haif or. Quarter''... For Better Service;
And• ' Lower Prices - Call Ripley 100,
Chas. Hooisma, Prop.
EMORIiLS
UnsurpassedValue 'in Beauty. and,
MORRIS
GRANITE And MARBLE WORKS.
Representative '
A. Ross MacLennan
Phone 51 Kncard
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 17th,
ON SAVINGS
.Interest from date
of deposit,
Checking Privileges
Deposits by Mail
Hours -0 to 5
Fridays -9 to 9.
Saturdays -9 to 1
-GUARANTY
• TRUST
CANADA'S LARGEST
INDEPENDENT TRUST COMP
261-1011 Street
HANOVER
PHONE 15$0
Huron. Tewriship is +bei
quested to issue' debentu
the amount of $181,0000 to
and equip a new 8 -room
school area school at the.
ly.limits of Ripley..
David 'Forrester, 'Q.C., thi
of Bruce • County ,solicitor
Bruce County clerk for 28
passed away on . Septemhe
in his 86th year, as; the,:
of., a 'severe stroke.
A • "Brussels : Citizens Cc
tee" is" trying • to do son
about the 'fact that 20 B
students travel a circuital
miles route .to. Wingham ,l
Higl...School which. star
7;30 -and requires an hour
minutes .to complete. 2/ h
dayis too long' to spend on
'.The •population of Gode
6;567, .an increase . Burin
year. of 207 .:persons.
Thomas ',Drennan, nan, Sr.,:
lent in' Goderich •: Tiospit,
served his • 92nd birthd;
Monday, . October 16th.
Wingharn ;Council has. a
ed, a ' $225,000 Sewage
renovation, that will :m
3 -mill tax •'levy . for .•thirty
as well as an increase of
60c . a' month on • the a
water )bill., A debenture D.
$'45;000 has also 'been..,.ap
for .rebuilding, the :front
Wingham ..arena.
:s` Your Subscription Rei
and daughter; ' .of Georgetown
visited ' with her . cousin Miss
,Sadie Johnson On Sunday.
Among.. those'. who visited ` rel
atives here this week -end were:
Ray MacKenzie of 'Toronto,
Malcolm • MacLennan of Barrie,
Jack ,MacDonald of Buffalo,
Misses Anna and. Charlotte Mac-
kenzie of Toronto,' Mr. and • Mrs.
George .Leadbetter and ;Barbara
of Toronto,, Miss Margaret 'Mac-
Donald
Mac -Donald of Detroit,
Bain MacDonald • is visiting I `
with his daughter, Mrs. Jeffrey
Luntleigin .in Kitchener. •
SEPTEMBER 'WAS
COOS, DULL AND DAMP'
• • September wasn't a. •very
pleasant month weatherwise and:
while the rainfall wasn't 'eces-
'sive, it was frequent • and `• was
accompanied ,by many, cloudy
cool'. and damp ` days.
The high for the month • was
85 degrees with a low of 32 and
a total Of 3.51 'inches of rain.
While this was no record locally,
Toronto reported the Wettest
September' in • over . 60 :years.
•
In renewing his . Sentinel sub-
s cription, Art !Graham of Sault
Ste. Marie, says, • Lucknow really
put the. ice fund over and should
be congratulated, "
Remtnslets about`.your
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Always keep your
• Hospital Insurance
Certificate; handy.
r
KEEP IN. SUREDI
Separate premiums. are , required, for ,
your insurance from now on. Obtain
application form at a bank, a hos-
pital or the Commission.
KEEP INSURED' .•,
The.Faniiiho premium imusf be paid .to
cover husband and wife. Tell your
• , group OR, if you;pay":your premiums':
direct, notify the Commission.
KEEP INSURED!'
Follow carefully the instructions on the
backi•of the .Certificate . of Payment
Form. 104, which your employer is
required to give you. • ,
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