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WILfl ID P. GREGORY,.. Q.C.
Executives • Vice -President and
Managing Director of British
Mortgage • and 'Trust Company,
Stratford . was electedpresident
of . the Dominion Mortgage ::'arid
:Investments Association„ ;at the
annual meeting.'
The Dominion Mortgage . and
Invest nents Association, admin-
is;ering assets of nearly $10 bil-
lion, •is composed , of forty- six
Canadian trust, loan: and insur-
ance ;companies. . .
Although Mr.', Gregory left the
practice of law to assume :` the.
:position .of' Managing Director of
British Mortgage, he isstill: a.
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THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTMRla
PRESENTATION MATE, •
FORDYCE TEACHER,.
Mrs, Geo''ge Fisher is coficlud-
ing • a. 4 -year teaching term, at
Fordyce `School and members of
‘the ;Section,, . in large: numbers,
attended a social evening •and
euchre party at the school last
Wednesday. -
Donna Rintoul, who, graduated
last year, read 'a complimentary
address expressing appreciation
of Mrs. Fisher's services and best
wishes 'for :the . future, 'Four of
her.pupils,, Brenda. Webster, •
Joan Laidlaw, Linda Martin and
Sharon' . Rintoul made • the , pre-
sentation •of a coffee. table and
'hostess - chair to which Mrs.
Fisher replied.
it,` Mrs. Fisher -will teach next
tern,. in East• Wawanosh . and
Mrs. ,George . 'Kennedy will, suc
ceed` ,her at Fordyce. ,
ZETLAND BRIDGE ON.
1961 "HIGHWAY PLANS .
John W. Hanna, M.P.P. has re-
ceived a letter; ;from Hon. F.' M.
,Cass, Minister 'of. • Highways, in-
dicating that • contracts will be
called •.next year for , replacement
of. Zetland ;bridge on Highway,
86, and for the MacKenzie bridge
in Wingham. • ,•
Mr. •Cass assured . Mr. Hanna
that failing any drastic reduction
•in- the 1961 budget, contracts 'will
awarded for both : structures.
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prominent. rnembex of the gover One way to' get
n`ing` bodies of • the legal profes •some people is to get
sion. int.. them.
along with
along ith
F.OR,
THAT LASTS AND PROTECTS
We . ' Recommend
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Gives A Completely; Weatherproof Job.
Be▪ cause "•WESTEEL Sheets give: 'a full ':32/2 inch
coverage you can actually save one square or more on
a large barn.
Awa,ilable irk ,lengths. 6 feet to 12 .feet.
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SYLVAPLY..
ALL .;,THICKNESSES
inch, 3/g inch, 1/2 inch, % inch, ;. 3/4' inch.
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SHEATHING
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SHEATHING PLYWOOD
• In '5110 . inch • Thickness / .
•UNDERLAY GRA,dE P'LYWOO►D..
In .5116 alnd .5'1$ inch Thickness •`
OHN W. HENDERSO
LUMBER LTD.
Phone 150 Lucknow, Ont:
SPORT • •
WEDNESDAY, :JUNE 29th, 1960V
MIDGETS LOSE,
PEE-WEES WIN
Toro Rathwell • informed the
Sentinel of. the results of a Mid'
get and Pee -Wee ball game dur-
ing 'the past week. Op Thursday
in .Lucknow, Whitechurch, ' Mid-
gets defeated Lucknow 11-4.
Wayne' Hackett pitched for the
winners. ' Ken ,Gardner. and Paul,
Henderson ,divided 'the pitching
for .Lucknow , with George Col
linson doing the. catching,
• The Pee-Wees :went to , Bel-
grave on Saturday and defeated
Belgrave' . 17-13. Bruce Hender—
son pitched .all the way for
Lucknow :.with Chester ' 'Hodgins
behind the plate.
On . Monday night on the.. local
diamond, Whitechurch Pee Wees
defeated Lucknow : 16-6. .
LOCAL BOWLERS WON
AT OPENING ' TOURNAMENT
•.Eighteen 'pairs competed, at
the men's doubles opening :tourn-
ment at: the .'Lucknow greens.
last week. First 'prize went :to:
I1ovvard Anew and Lioyd.. Hall,.
With .three wins 'and ;a high plus:
'Second , place went to Jack .Por.:.
ter and ..Mel Donahue. of, Tees
water, also' with three wins..
Jack. MacDonald • and John
Rutherford 'wer`e the .high two.
game; winners, placing third with
Gordon. 'McKay's. rink.. of .Wing-'
ham ' in the fourth spot. •
_Jack Fisher and Alex Mch7,ay
Won '
the consolation prize 'for
the.high third' single game score.
TO ., ATTEND: BRUINS CAMP
AT • BARRIE :THIS FALL.'
1?au1 Henderson, Son ` of Mr.
and ,Mrs; Garnet" Henderson and
.a ; student . at Lucknow District
High :School, will*,.have :a, tryout
at' the. Boston. Bruins training:
carx'ip . at Barrie this fall.•
;
Paul ' worked • out last' year .'at
the Red Wings School at 'Hare=
Ilton; and then; played Junior
B hockey with- Goderich
"Sparky" „ Weiler who: has
been"'a Red Wing .Scout for the
past :nine' years, has been ap
pointed, area. 'scout`• fore the
Bruins. •'He , •has recommended
Dave arid Doug Lobsinger' ,of
Mildmay; Paul Henderson '.and
C: Hymersy of Listowel for the
Barrie 'school.
HURON ' HAD MOST '
RABIES . ' CASES LAST :YEAR
•
:Huron County 'had :93 confirm-
ed ' cases of• . rabies in animals
during: 1959, to .top all counties
the province,'
Bruce had 63 ' cases, Grey 87•
.cases and Perth 37 cases..
There 'were two human deaths
from rabies in the province last
year: One. was: ;'a 7 -year-old . boy
who was bitten by an infected
skunk and the other, a man who
was bitten by : a Pup,' which: had
been, infected originally 'by . a
skunk. Neither had received, "Vac-
cine . prior to the ',onset of the
symptoms. '
• .In. 'reporting on the subject' to
County,. Dr. R. M, Aldis, medical
/officer of ,Health for Huron 'said:
•" We 'may well have. to face the
prospects, of rabies :as. 'acontinua'
ing threat."
During' the. past` three 'years
the Northern 'Ontario districts
were conparativelY free • of
rabies, but since the first of the
year the infection cYcle has re''
appeared ,in the North,
.
DIED. .SUDDENLY IN
BROTHER'S •PRESENCE.
The death of John A Thomp-
son, occurred suddenly ori. Friday'
• evening at • his farni home , on.
:•Concession, 6, West .Wawariosli,
Hewas in his, 57th year.
, John and his 'brother Donald
were watching a` favorite tele
vision shout early • that evening
When John ,appeared to drop off
to sleep. Speaking ' to him and
obtaining no reply,, Donald rea-
lizecl that. his brother .was 1brea
thing ' his last.' '
The. funeral , service wase held.
at the Arthur Funeral Horne iia.
Auburn �n Monday with .inter'
merit in ,Dungannon: Cemetery,
•
aturday
HUNDREDS OF EXCITING'. VALUES
BUY NOW 'AND SAVE
Just a few of the. values
4 -PLAYER CROQUET SET.... ..:.,
FOLDING WOODEN STOOL, Reg, 95c
PICNIC JUG, ,one gallon .. .. h
• : AIR MATTRESS, $5.50 ,value • • . . , . t ,
UTILITY TABLE .. , . ... .
20' ' PUSH-UP LADDER,• Reg. $12.75
' BARBECUE GRILL ,24'',. ..,. . ....‘ .:..1..
TON SET, •4 ' la er • ...: • .- :
•
•
• $4.98
..
• $ .3.98.
..$3.79
`• •$10.89
$9.99
$12.98
▪ $7.49
Plus ' `the usual . fine and quality. selection.. of
aronado
Iiances
:. PHONE 6'0; 'LUCKN,OW:
Plumbing, Heating,• Wining, Eavetroughing
WawarKsh, (:ounil Divi�IHork to bdone onSaratoga Hili
West Wawanosh. Twp, Council The •workisto be cornple:ted b
held .'their regular June meeting August 31st, 1960 Tenders to be.
in Superintendent's -hands ' by
6. p.m., Saturday, :July 9th, ;1960.
. Mr. J. A: McDonagli waited on
Council. • in 'connection with the
compensation 'insurance , policy
on.;June ;14th,. 1960. All .members
p -resent. •s '
Mr. • John ,T. Rivett,' 1960 War-
able Fly inspector was resent.
;and turned' in his accounts for
this past season's .::warble fly
campaign.
On a motion Eby Couns. Durnifn
and McPhee, the Clerk'. Was in-
structed to ,forward statements -to:
those cattle -owners Whose 'spray-
ing or ,brushing accounts are: in
arrears..' ,Approximately ...'5,000,
head of • cattle 'were. treateddur-.
ing `,the first spray.
An intense arid rather •lengthy
discussion. took place :concerning
the,::1960:. road construction pro-
gram in the Township. ,it' '•w,as
moved by Councillor McPhee &
seconded by 'Couns ' 'Culbert that
West:Waidanosh.Township Coon
til cut' down arid, straighten Sa
ratoga. Hill (Lots 20'• Concessions
2 and . 3 West Wawanosh) • in.
1960:
Councillor Miller, moved an
arriendment that West• Wawanosh
,Township Council' do ' not- cut
down 'and' straighten; Saratoga
Hill in the year 1960. Councillor'
Durnin ' seconded this amend-
•menti A vote • was • called with
Council, voting ` 'on the amend.
ment first.: Reeve: John Durnin
voted for .. the -original,' motion
which was then declared carried.
On a motion byCouncillors,
Culbert and M:cPhee, the ' Road
Sup't, was instructed to call for
tenders for the • 'cutting • and
straightening of, iSaratOga, Hill.
COLWANASH JUNIOR
INSTITUTE MEETING '.
The June meeting of the Jun-
ior Institute was held on Tues-
day, June 21st, The roll call was
"What are` you going to • do this
summer?" and it' *as answered
by eleven. meritibeers, Mrs. Hugh
McMillan gave a very interest-
ing derrionstration on Jo Ann
Alton with the Beauty Councillor
cosmetics, iRecreation was held
at the 'Rat+i-sh Hall withal the Jtin
for' farmers,
x•
which covers Township em-
ployees while .on duty. •
The.'': following accounts were
ordered , paid on •a motion by
Coups. McPhee and 'Miller., •
Mount Budges' Rest Home, In-
digent , patient's account, $92.75;
Lucknow Nursing Home,
gent patients' (4) acc'ts.,'371.00;
K. K. ,Dawson, ;welfare acc't for
5 weeks. 60,00; Louis ,Brake,.
1960.warble fly ,spraying acc't.,
828;00; W. A. ';Stewart, . Dungan-•
non, • auditing warble fly acc'ts,,'
6:00; Lucknow District Co.. -Op:, 4
bags.' of war'bicide, .25 00; Blyth
District. fire Area, Township
levy for 1960, lytli. Dist
rict Fire Area, Manchester levy
for 1960, ••36.QQ oran,' part.
salary as cle .k, ; Postmas
ter, Auburn, p, supplies 139;
John 11. Rivett, as warble
fly , inspector, .;1. 9:50 11. T.
Kilpatrick, fide fid on Twp:
Treas.,.•' 15.00; R. Kilpatrick,
fidelity ' bound o inspector•,
15:00; Elmer Johnston, 'Lucknow,
payment of debenture No. 5,,
1,000.00; ,Eicher, Johnston, 'Luck -
now,
Luck -now,. debenture• interest .ay"
meat; 40.00; •Lansing,
Auburn, debentureinterest pay-'
menti 40.00; Lu MacKay, Au-
burn, debenturecrest pay-
rent; ' 40.00; •., Anderson;
Lucknow; de l interest
payment, •80:00.
Road Expenditures or May
Lorne avers, y, $100,00;
steel• cul=
Pedlar People' ,
verts, 347,99; isholM, and
Son,, motor of ; Imperial
'Oil Liinited, f tax, 77,20;
Robert Stother irs, grader,
82.00;:' Cairns exon,: • Dis,
snow fence, 11. n' W. Hers'
derson, lumbe ; Norman
McDonald,. ha gravel ,and
culverts, 58.00 R. Mole,
hauling„,gravel ill, 28,00,
Council•'adlo to. meet on
July 12th 1960
3'0 00;' �$
200.00
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salary
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Sydney,
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salar
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Ben Ch
1; 20.04
fuel
and
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Aitch
90; Joh
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urned
J,' F. FORAN, Twp. Clerk.'
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