The Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-09-14, Page 11WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14th, 1900
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL. .LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Where do
farmers get:
hurt ? ? ?
Just about anywhere !, !; !
Accident' figures for the year
ended last March show
although moat of the ,accidents
involving 'fain •people. in
Ontario happened on high
ways or around, farm . buildings
. and homes '.
farm peope' got hurt itn• all
sorts of places,, even • in
cemeteries!
If you were 'hurt Wan accident
who would .pay you for help,
to '' do the . chores; for . a while
until youwere on: your feet
again? ,
•
CIA Could Help . You
For 'full details just call
JOHN A. McMURCHY,
R. 4 Ripley. .= phone Ripley
119-r-23
CtA.
Co=operators
Insurance
Asso �ciation'
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• AUXILIARY PLAN .:FOR
FUTURE EVENTS
The ' regular meeting of the
Ladies . Auxiliary, „Branch :309
was; held in ' therooms at 8.:30
on . September; 6th. .There, were.
17,. members present. ,y President
Purvis.: opened the meeting. Act
ing Flag. Bearers were ' Mrs. Ev-
elyn' Rarkweli and Mrs. Joan
England. ,
Plans were made for our Ap-
ron and. Tea Sale: to ibe held in.
..our rooms: on October 8th..Watch
Sentinel. for: further news, Mem-
. hers are 'requested "to.: make ap .
,ions for this. Those Making a
large : apron are requested :for'
one and those 'making small 'ones
please ' bring two+ • We •also made
plans for catering to a. Wedding
and entertaining other Auniliary
Navy .Tag Day will be held On
Saturday; • • September.. 10th `by'
Auxiliary members. Please sup
,port .this cause.' •
,Sport Officers for .Ladies
adies
iliary is Mrs. K•ay. • Forster,, , as
sistant, Mrs: Shirley Cooke. The
.President , closed'.' :.rneeting. A,
lovely.. lunch Was then 'served
while ', an auction was held • to
raise some •money, which was
very .successful.
COUNCIL MINUTES
Ashfield, Township
Council met .on. August, 29th
with all members present: The
minutes of the last :meeting were
read and approved.: on 'motion of
Haward and Bradley.
The following • bills Were . Ord-,
ered ( paid . on motion of Howard
and MacKenzie _
tPayrol I -J No, 9, $786.5_2 Grantx
Chisholm, 45 gal. oil, 62.10; Im
Aerial Oil, .Diesel' oil . and tax,
13510; Chester., Nicholson, Rep.
Tire and Grader,:7.00; Demi n
Road. Machinery1: Pin stub a
nut, 49.33; W. J. 1V[cbonald.Pos-
tage $tamps, 5.00; Town of ,God-
•erie'h, relief, 22.50;' Alvin Collin-.
son, stork claim, 68.75; Provin-
cial treasurer ,Insulin, 2.91; Don-
aid •M. •Sinpson, 'Ia salary, 35'0.=
00; ll, M. Greer, Hospital,' 139.517;
'fletman .Phillips, Stock ' Valuer,
3A0,
BY'Lair No. 9 for levying the
different rates for 1960 was giv"
en three' readings and ;passed on'
motion . of Gibson: and Mac1en •
,Council • adjourned on motion
'of Cradley and . Gibson to meet
October 3rd.+
Andrew' Ritchie,' Reeve.
bonald' M. Simpson, Clerk.•
MacDONALD - MOORE' ,CLAN
MET AT REIDS CORNERS
(Contributed)
A pleasant picnic was enjoyed
by all three teams of men play-
ing for honorsin the horseshoe
pitching contest. Twelve in all
was finally won by Archie
• Courtney, and John Peterbauch.
The ladies had a guessing Con-
test, Which. was .very interesting.
for young and Old alike. George.
MacDonald . had charge of the
sports and was. very popular
.with the young frys as he led
them intheir sports and handed
out chocolate bars and milk cho-
colate to the different competi-
When the sports were overall
moved into the hall where the
lunch .committee as, usual had a
lovely lunch‘ ready..,
After 'lunch Murray, 4' cD.on=•
aid favored us with a few selec
tions on the Bag. Pipes ' and
Margaret•.Cottrill danced so well
some of ' us thought we had nev-
er
ev
er, seen anything better' for her
age . at. our ; Calidonian• games
Then/ four violin players ' took
Over, ' three. of them MacDonalds.
With .Andrew ` MacDonald . taking
the lead in this part of the. pro-
gram which included old time
,dancing.•
• Then .a social hour' was enjoy-
ed ed while; some..,went home• to
.look after , their chores. Return -
ng ' at nine o'clock,. • John Mac
.MtrWchy. • was • asked to take' the
• chair *for.the evening' program•
' which.started . with community,
Singing with' Mr`s. •Robert Court-.
.ney and Mrs. Bill Ken peon at
Jeaders-Land. Mrs. Andrew Mac.-
Donald froi .Detroit at, the; Pia-
rro.
Next a few selections from the
violin players with Clive Mon-
roe added tothe. fernier group.
Next a humor' 'recital by :M