The Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-10-17, Page 12PAGE TWELVE
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
A
wEDNIRSDAY, OCT, 17th,1962.
NOTICE OF
ural Power
Interru t
affecting
J.tJ.cKNOW.1,TII9hEY.'..and
SURROUNDING AREA
Dates and Time
ani,
Oci.Ober lath
rom 1:30: p.m. To 4:30 p.m.
And
Thursday, tktaber 256
From .1:30 p.m. To 4:30 p.m.
(Weather Permitting)
The interruptions are necessary to ::increase. -
the , ;capacity of the Holyrood ' Sub -Station
and to install larger conductors 'on the Main
feeder between n - Kinloss and Holyrood.'
Any. inconvenience 'to our.. customers is 'sin-
cerely regretted.
McARTHUR,
Manager, Ontario Hydro,
Winghain. Area
DUNGANNON
'(Too Late Forr. Last.. ':Week)
Mrs. T. C. Anderson was host-
ess for the Dungannon Women's
Institute on Thursday evening,
September 27th. ' The ; roll • :call
was aswered by •>My favorite job
ion the' farm." Mrs.' Raymond Fin-
nigan gave/the
in-nigan;gave/the motto, "The farm
is ..the food factory . of the nation,
and let` us keep the•assembly line
rolling.".Mrs. Ed : Davies . of Au-
4
•burn was the guest.. speaker.
She gave a talk on -Geraniums,
how to slip them and how' to
grow them. Community singing
was enjoyed or a =:while ' Dele-
• gates , were Appointed . for • the
Rally at; . Bluevale on Monday,
October: %1st who, were Mrs. • Otto
Popp .: and Mrs. Cecil Blake. A
donation of ' $10. was voted `to
the• C.N:LB. Arrangements were
made for canvassers for the' Blind
to sell Tags on Fair Day. Octo-
ber 3rd is the 40th anniversary
ifor Auburn . Branch. An invita-
tion was extended to the. Dun-
gannon ..ladies. On September 19,
about thirteen ladies of the Dun-
gannon
un-
g annon Institute attended the
September Birthday for 17 at
the Huron County Home, Clhin-
ton. , They entertained" with a
Former Resident
Died At Listowel
PETER McCALL.
oc-The death of ,Peter McCall
curred on. Thursday, October 4th
Iat Listowel Meirnorial Hospital,
where he hacl been seriously ill
for the past' three weeks, Mr.
McCall had been in failing -health
for some ten years;
"Pete'', as ,he: , was well and:
popularly known to many in this:
.community,; was a son of William
McCall and Hannah ,Jacksonof
.Con, 7, Morris Township in . HU -
on County where Peter was
born 84 years .ago an' August 22,
187.8• His . mother ••was a • native ,
of England and his :father a Ana,-
tine ,of Ireland; which might ac-;
count for Mr. McCall's ready wit
andhis genial and fun -loving
nature
On June •1'1 th, 1911, at Blyth,
Mr. McCall married Martha Ni -
f D They
Th moved 1
vms o
ungannon
to �Lucknow' in 1926, when Mr.
McCall . bought . the bus business
from A. E. ;Willson. In later
'years Peter was .night watch
man and fireman. at the Luck--
now Furniture: ;Factory.'
With his health tailing, ,Mr. &
• 1 Mrs. McCall moved to Listowel
in 1951. • ,
Listowel on Saturda conducted bulbs'at a future meeting.
The sale .of lot.ter_
The funeral service was held in
' Saturday, ,g 30, plan 293, to � lVCra ,
',by!• Rev, .Bruce A.. Miles of the reports •of'the Colour Walk Were 'Catharine Falconer, Carried,
Presbyterian ' Church.. Interment i given by the sixers. A ,closing Bushell-Maclntyre, , that we do
I was, . in . Dungannon Cemetery,•.the song ' was sung and the Brow -now' •.adjourn to meet Nove'm'ber
•' Pallbearers. being Elgin: Johnson, nie squeeze ; was pasted around 5th or: at he' call, of • the reeve.
Melvyn Marks, Arthur Roach, to end' the - Yieeting: Carried,
'Reg Tompkins; Elmer Morgan, ` Cheques.' Issued T. J. Manu-
Percy Ward, field'; : supplies, $47.79; Ontario
• .Mr. McCall .is -survived by his .•CQII Tenders :. For ' p>�lydro, $20.13;. Municipal:'iWorld,'
wife, one; son,' Jack and. a grand- I supplies, : $4,43; 'Elwood Gros:
• son, . Barrie, all of Listowel One; • . • ' • korth, Water' 6y,tem, $2,33, Reg -
sister ; also .survives, :. Mrs. John KInIOSS PIOWIn I�. t. Office, 138' Ontario
, istry ' $ . , Hy
Forsyth "(Minnie) . of . Frobisher, l dro, arrears, $83,78; Freeragns
9 Kinlblss, ri011nC11 Re�tlsur 1Vtla4`IOg'
Sask., . i Shoe, . Store, • `Welfare, •" $1&12;
He ' was predeceased 'by three t Monday, October 1'st,' 1962, •
brothers, James, 'John and ,Al finless Council net' as..per ,ad- �odgl:insons, welfare, . m ...
tart and two rasters, 11+Irs.: Hugh � jouriirtientr All members present.lE. •Murphy,• R+'elfare; $69.99; tiirs;
LKwvn_ officer Welfare,
And When the time
comes,,make'sure you
get an efficient, hard;
working Esso 0'i
Furnace, the furnace
that stays younger so
:tnuch.longeri
LOW BUDGET. TERMS '
Up To Five Years To Pap
ROlf HAVENS
Plumbing And Heating Phone 73 Lucknow
ESSO OIL BURNER SALES And stRVICE
--V' --"' - followed �- - -- 'Forsyth (Elizabeth) = an Mrs,_. Reeve P. A. Murray.presiding,
-
.. ., with _ ray' - p tag.
This was • •followed with, lunchd,. _ $5p:00;_ Pnne . Crest . ;Manor, Wei
Charles • McQuarrie •. Elien). Ackert Evans, . tha` ,fife minutes
and a loye7y birthday . cake.
,, of .the last regular.: and spec�tal4fare, 2 months,,_ ;$366.00; ltiucflnisaw .
The Women s Missionary Boer , • Sentinel.. supplies, :,$12,75; T .J;
!meetings be .approved.,, and sign-
ety ', of Erskine Presbyterian !Mansfield; ,$5:89• : S. J. Faraaiea,.
Each six chose. a. colour and ed . as..read, . Carried.
Church was held in 'the' church' Welfare, ; $?13:•95; Robert. `Irwent,
:on . Friday. Mrs. Arthur Stewart the • whole Pack went ; for a col-Maelntyre-Ackert,. that we'sus-
I: our walk.. at was. such a lovely taro the action of the.: Reeve and W ant, $40.00; Itay�aaral.
Welfare r
opened the meeting with .•PsalmAckert,' welfare 0.00; ,: J. hard
day,'' the walk was extended ;Clerk in . appointing •DoainelIy, a
96, Mrs, .Mason'McAllister gave ut-
ter, fox obounty, .' .00; R> A.
' the Glad ' Tidings.. Prayer' & Miss: I'longer • •;than originally planned,'Donnelly ' and ' -Murphy :. as our
with the. result that it was time <solicitors re . KinI'oss. and Shun
Currie & Sons ambulance, .7&.
E. *Mc11Piillan took the devotional.l I3aghway Cheques Wan..
for Pow=Wow ' Alit the r time all son; suit.` Carried, I
Thee roll';'call' waa ans?wered by Scott; gravel, Cheque-
rtlsasr.
a verse with the,word "Blessed." returned to the.Meeting place.: Evans,Bushell, that we hold°Clark ravel 9 $55. Cities. Se*-
• .'•: The sixes/ to ::Pow -wow the Court of Revision on the J962 $ • ; .p
Nine Members were present. � f"e.d ae-
representingan animal or bird Assessment: roll • at our regular • vice Fusel, $193.12; ; Mans
Miss IVa .,'Carr read . $ 'tetter `of. 'poi -s, $4,31, Doan: ltd.'. Mac icacrs,
thanks far : Christmas .cards from of the • colour' observed on the ,meeting, November 6th` at '2 r.m, I ..
a Carried. . i repair, °$1041.75; Thos.Hoc eti,
Miss .Lilian .Dixon' of:Formosa ' walk:' Each.' siker .reported' the
•Macl ntrepairs, $10.80;: Bruce Mclllilt3;
',and another. one from her on. the. !list ' of� things.. seen. The Fairies' yre,Evans, that ,.we � .call .. l haul, . �51+b.1ND;
ro ress of ; the work there. 11MMrs. !tad ; the longest list, proving for . ' Marked applications for timber and . �ga ave _. .
P g Harold Congraan,, .digging, $(6 ,
Andrew Gaunt :accepted an , in;:. Other •that • the'' Fairies are the 'snowplowing ' township. CadsHama $2.03; Dopa Call•
- most observant sax or `that .there winter season, 1962-63. ' Appli ch, fuel,
d tot on to. be the guest: speak espie ...gravel . haul,' ,
a are. more ' red thingscants • 'to ' su' 1' � E
er for :the October' Thankoffer-.to !be seen pply own equapanent.
' at this time• of year, and *Ingmar' at ••hourly rate' Of w''''nley, . fence..' subsaidv, . *'°+,:
find; .The meeting. closed:,with a l„ yR. ` • Gilchrist, ' fence ` • .,�-sa3�s¢l5,
Mail': Elizabeth • Henderson $7•O Per' hour with standing of
Mhymn and the Lord's 'Prayer: y , p.
• I reported' ''information • .she had P100'=� per month for Dec.;. Jana L' > 1 nen loydaaesa1 :nluiti, t
I found :about. the Eiff l : T Feb. March. lications to be '''''..”`^1. -:,.,.....„;YL = R l+c�Gp-
Eiffel ower, APP lin, operator, . Jo Gift •11c-
The: sale 'of pumpkins' ' was dis- :n. hands of road superintendent
BrO ale ' News' cussed and Barbara'. Wilkins by'11 a.rn., November:'5th,
a962.Innes, checking. X6.30;
• - showed some souvenirs. : . . Carried.pson, , lbru hiiag $4.6it,• .
lst BROWNIE• `PACK � � ... . , ':. Hughes, ltd: s Super¢a�tende�t+
T
. The meeting • closed with the" .. Bushel!-Maclntyre,, that we The• 1st s meet Brownie' Brownie Prayer . and .. dismissed Pre re B. Law. No; .4 hiring Mr. ,$13,20: .
Pack'. •opened Its' meeting on Oc-, ..� ; . l� 3' �G, . H. Wali,, �ieaiz:
Lobe 10th witheines n through the magic tunnel. Allister Hughes as road super-
under, the Ori . Fridays 1Virs.' Erwin finer inteaadenf, aind, have smsme�seitt to
direction of Tawny.
seene for Fairy.
rg..
. Owl. with -Donna • Mullin and Lynda.Department .Highways,' . °Wen If ' a "cluttered desk: is s g
After, Inspection . Six Coati- Wadden and .was satisfied 'Sound for . approval, Carried, of a. cluttered• mind, wee caret
iie.3Cs, :Margaret Chester' set the s ed that pp
n ease
enough . to ass • their Golden By -Law . Ho. e, 196 authorizinglark indicates.. ..
find, . , !they kgiew , their •-work well.' Ackert�vaa� that- we prepare .help. 'wonder' u.�hat a
._ g p 2, �
Hand . Tests. Congratulations, y.
Lynda and Donna! z
Rent;
ESSO 'SERVICE..
FOR TOP QUALITY 'ATLAS BATTERIES
DUNLOP TIRES (Most Sizes is Stock)
AT REASONABLE • PRICES! •'
Repairs. to All' Makes, of Cars and 'Tractors
3 _.Licensed Mechanics
feel Alignment anit Ba1ancin
MOTORCADE . DEALER
• 2nd. PACK RROIVNIES
The 2nd Pack $townies . met
on Tuesday. A new :game "Wiz
arcals and •Witches" was 'played.,!.
Donna Leader conducted a sing-
ing game: Donna Leader was
Toadstool. a Fairy' . and prepared
tor Fairy Rang, ,Tawny. Owl an-
spected 'for neat hair ' while
Packie •.checked for Reef Knots
on the ties; The two sixes : went
for', a• °"=Coimur Walk"' when they,
observed objects of 'green and
yellow. The 'Kelpies under siker
Valerie Morningstar noticed' .:26
yellow objects to pass the Lep-
reohatins by one point. During
a •short work period Tawny. Owl
instructed the' 'Tweenies how to
fold their. tie; Paekiereviewed
the Golden Bar . knots while
Brown Owl reviewed the work
of the Golden. Hand Brownies
to see. if any . of thein were
ready to :try their test., In pow=--
' wow the Bro uu sues related their
experiences, with the nasturtium
seeds which were • planted In the
spring. It was ,decided to plant
,
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NOTICE RE
residence Qualification Of Voters
IN ACCORDANCE WITH REGULATIONS
of
The
Licencect- ALiquor
Regulation 241 •
"Every 'man. and every woman .
who at the time of voilitg,.
and: has .been ordinarily
resident in the inunicipality
for a periOd of 2 Months
nest . preceding the date .wed
" for taking any gate trader the,,
.i
,provisions of the Act 'is
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