The Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-05-24, Page 8PAGE EIGHT
„THE LUCKNOW . SENTINEL,' LUCKNQW,• ONTARIO
EDNSS't'hY, MAY' 24th, .19,61.
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of QheStop Service through , The Agent Automobile.
Finance Plan.,
Get the;. funds you want, plus the insurance you need,
with an: benefits of a. cash deal."
It's :economical, confidential.: and convenient.
For further ,particulars, telephone before you buy.
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Insurance
Phone 306, Lucknow
hie Meyers,. Bobby Geddes and
. Allan Cornish..
•Other centres competing.. were.
Chesle (who came . first) Dur-
ham, • Walkerton,; Ripley, ' Han-
over, Luckn•ow and 'Cargill.
This coming Sunday, May 28th
is the Annual Scout Church Par-
ade and..,this year it is being held
at Belgrave. All Scouts and •Culbs
are expected ,to attend. and we
hope as many parents as possible.
can be' there as :well: There will
be two.: Bands in attendance. We
are expecte. d.to be. ' there at 2
p.m;
1st. RINLOSS BOY SCOUT •
GROUP
SCOUTS
Congratulations to the ` Black.
Horses— "•the'y ` dood .it" — they
came. second at' the Saugeen Dis-
•;'trict. Camporee-:at 'Camp• Martyn
,this week -end..
%Each : spring, .;the District holds
a Camporee at which' one patrol
from•. each Troop competes in.,, ail
sorts of skills .and scoutcraft as
well as general camping.. know -
;ledge. From Saturday :morning.,
when they -arrived ;.until Monday
afternoon the boys are complete-
ly ori their-• own no leader may
talk " to them at all; , •
The 'patrol. 'planned its; own
-Thenu and included such choice
items as 'boiled chicken, .pickled
,;tails; hunters stew and Ka-'
• 35obs In ..the .competitive .events
the boys did: particularly . Well
with. ,practically 'no training.' In
•the compass event for example;.
•a course had to be • followed for
'several hundreds .of yards in dif
ferent directions and. the Black.
•Horses hit it; practically ,on the.
nose. And the only training they
'had 'On this skill Was 20 minutes
instruction a month ago.
So We. say' "Good: :Scouting" -to
Allan /.Colwell; Patrol Leader;
David Wall, second; and .Herbie
•'C:OU.NCiL MINUTES
he regular • meeting of West
Wawanosh•' Township . Council.
was `held 'on May 9th. All mem
i present.
hers
On a • motion by •'-eouncil•lor.
' '.3rnyth ',and McPhee, the Reeve
w s authorized to'sign' an agree -
Ment with K. K. _Dawson, Dun-
,gann:on concerning the trench-
ing, excavating and. back fliling
on township .,roads ;Sc. road•',allow-
ances iiia connection. with the es-
tablishment of a;: water system' to
serve the residents of . ' Dungan
non. Work to be : done . to the
satisfaction of ' the Road Super-
intendent Motion . carried.
�rmer
nrp. Reeve
RICHARD-
Gi MARTIN
Richard George Martin, life-
long resident; of Concession. '4,
Huron Township, passed away
on. Friday, May 12th, at the Fair-
haven Nursing Home in Kincar-
dine where he had been a: patient.
since last " Octdber. Mr. Martin;
;was in .his 80th year and: had 'not
enjoyed good .health• since, suf-.
fering a • stroke four years.. ago:
Two years ago' he suffered a
series' of seizures and since last
Septemberhe had been bedfast.
'Dick, as • he was : known to a
host of: friends, mai' of a friend-
ly and amiable nature He was:
born on . April 30th, 1882 on the
Fourth of Huron • and was• one of:<
a family of nine children born to
Robert.` Martin and Mary. Buck
ingliam. His mother was, a •daugh
ter of 'Mk. . and Mrs. Tom Buck. ,
ingham on. Concession 10, Huron:
The farm Concession
which' Dick was•
'raised • was taken out.•of the bush
by his father in 1854 •and had the
first set of buildings on Conces-
sion 4 between there and: Lurgan
on 'the : lake, 10 miles distant,
which was then settled.
On September 19th, 1p16,t Mr.'
Martin married. Emma.: Woods,'
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Woods of St.. Helens, and, they.
farmed on' thMartin 'homestead
until seven years, ago _ when their
son .Austintook over the. : home
farm: and ` they moved to the
nearby , McIver farm. •
W. . F. MavD.041d,; Russ. Middle ;
ton, Ira Dickie, Harry Ramsay,
Harry Scott,AMason. ' •
Mr. Martin nSd by
his
widow, so,Austin.Martin;
one daughter, Mrs. Allan Mac-
Donald • (Laurine).; two, grand-
children and one sister, Mrs
1Vfar�r :IiJoutledge of Brandon,
anitoba.
;He was: predeceased by .fops
brothers, Wm John, Billy, T. om
Robert and three sisters, Sarah,,
Ettie• and Maggie. -His; brother;.
William John died at, the age of •
.nines .when :struck by lightning
While at school.. He was in school
at the time, and was; :the only
one killed, althou, gh other class:
mates suffered the effects of.'.the
bolt;;.•
• On a motion by Councillors
:MoPhee and Jefferson,: Mr. Ar-
chibald; I1L:S , of the firm of
Archiibald, Gray apd• McKay,
London,'Ontario was .authorized
to make an examination and sur-
vey, in regards to- drainage -work
in West Wawanosh Township in
Kieswvetter, Edward Burt, . Don connection With the. • Hamilton.
.
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also
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DUNLOP 'TIRES ' (Most, Sizes In Stock)
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All Makes ' of 'Cars and Tractors
Repairs to
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MOTURCAIyg: DEALER ..
• Dick • was a "member of : 'the
Huron•. Township Council for 7
years and served. as reeve :.for .2
years in 1953 and 1954..•;He . was
interested in g
• a r.icultural` • and
• s
Community. ; activities and for
'many 'years served on . both the
Lucknow ' and, ;Ripley Agr•icul
tural Societies.
He was ' a mem'ber of :Ripley •
United
Church and. his .pastor,
Rev. S. D Dunlop, ,conducted the •
funeral ` service . at . the MacL.en•
`nan.. Funeral Home, Ripley, on
Monday, May 15th. ' •
Interment .was in . Ripley Ce-
metery, the:• pallbearers , being,
Municipal Drain. Motion .carried
A letter regarding ,an ' aband-
oned cemetery in;'the` min%cilSal-
ity ,was 'order filed for the -the.
present time.,•
iCouncil decided, to investigate
the costs of different Methods of
applying • calcium chloride: 011
roads.
Council .ulnas informed that the
newdition to the Huron Coun-
ty Home is ; now in ' operation.
f' On > a • Motion • by Councillors'
McPhee' and •Jefferson, the 'fol-
lowing accounts ,were ordered
paid.
Mt. Brydges Rest .Home,' Indi-
gent • 'patients , account, ' '$$8:25;
Pinecrest Manor, Luckn:ow, rods
gent • patients account's, 176.50;.
R. T, Kilpatrick, Wirigham, .fide
lity '• bond on ' Tivp. treasurer,
15.00; I. T. Kilpatrick, Wingham,
bond on Warble Fly inspector,
15.0q; Ontario Assoc. of Mayors
and Reeves; membership. fee,
$10.00; Ontario, Hydro; Wixghain,
Twp. .hall: lighting, 6.07.
Road Accounts Lorne' lvers,
salary, $120.00;; Kenny ;. Leddy.,
hauling ,Snow fence, 3.00; Alvin
Kerr, dismantling snow ` fence,
2.25;. . Gordon Pollock, fencing;
13.00; Allan Dickson, fencing,,
31.00; . ' Charles' ' McNee, '. • fen--
ing, 100.00; , Imperial' Oil Limited,
fuel: and tax, 80.92; Grant .Chis-
holm, motor oil, '10.14; •'Dominion
Road Mach.'' Co.' Lid., filters,
41.80; .Pedlar People Ltd. steel.
culverts, 349.98; George 'Hallam,
digging post holes, 10.00;. 'Almond
Jamieson,, removing stumps, 6:00
Howard Fuller, rent of sump,
pump, 5.50; Robert . Stathers,
:grease gun extension, cutting gra-
der edges, 6.05; 'Norman 'McDon-
ald, hawing. gravel, 228.b0;. 'Nor-
man" McDonald, operating grader,.
80.00; Ed Robinson, hauling snow`
fence; 5.00; Jim..Leddy, dismant-,
ling snow fence,,, 3.75 •,' Robert Jef
ferson, dismantling now fence,
Council. adjourned • to meet on
J'un'e 5th, 1961 br at the call ef':
the Peeve..
. "11ORAN, Twp. Clerk,.
RE:FRIGERATOWFREEZE
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HEADQUARTERS' FOR
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WHERE
APPLIANCE
DEALERS
DISPLAY
THIS SIGN
Buyan elects c.homefreezer now;
:Ma .: 1:5 ;to June 30, at'any appli,
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Here S IWVI/ ance store displaying the "Super
market In Your Home insignia.
our et our iI apply.
y / your
This money -saving w J pp Y
to an-" attractive range ,,of chest-
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free, $20 food a or upright electric freezers,
• or dual -zone cornbination refrig-.
": l 'fl1' 1 is feet_...
erator-freezers of• -13 •cub
capacity or larger.
;Check these four ways a home. •
freezer can' cut your Mod bills
1 You can.,buyin bulk when prices'are
2 You can take full advantage of special food• tales:
3• You can budget your food needs more efficiently.
4 You get a free:$20100 food certificate if you buy now.
p g" include the following
Co -o eratin manufacturers
Beatty Brothers • •, Belwood' Appliance Co • •Canadian
• ,Gerrerai Electric • Coronado • Dominion Appliance Co..
• l=rigidaire; . General Steel Wares .' Gibson' : Gilson
• kelvinatdr • Philco . R.C.A. • :Roy • United Co-ops
• Westinghouse. .
Attention Hydro 'Rural Customers: See your Local,
Ontario Hydro. Area. -Office regarding:inforrnatiof .on this:
•
> • special, offer.
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