The Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-11-23, Page 7It AO
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THE LUCKNOW SEN'riNEL, o LUCKNOW,, ONTARIO
}AGE: SEVER
COUH IL MINUTES
November 14th, 1960
Ashfield Township Council Met
on, the abeve date Councillor
Bradley was absent Minutes of
the last meeting Were read • and.
approved on motion of. Howard.
and Gibson..
By-law No. 10 imposing a
special rate, on Lot C ` . 4 under
the Drainage Act was iven 3
readings. & passed' on' motion sof
MacKenzie. and Howard.
By-law No 11. setting the
dates for nomination and e1ec-
tion: was •passed on motion of
Gibson and Howard. ,
• • Thefollowing accounts, were
ordered paid on motion of How-
ard and. MacKenzie. • • ,
Road, Accounts Cliff Menary;
$49,50; John Hunter, 2520; Her-
bert C. Curran, 269.50, John
Nicholson, 256.00;Goderich Ra-
diator Shop,
a-diator'Shop, Repairing Radiator,
3.50; Grant 'Chisholm, oil, grease,
72.30; Imperial Oil, 'fuel : oil,
154.40; • Donald , M. Sim son; . 'Un-
employment Insurance stamps,.
9
40.88; W. R. Mole, 15 loads: gra'
vel (5yards: each) 62.00; Domin-
ion Roads, oil 'seals, . tubes and
labor; 86.45; H. M. Greer, Hos-
pital, Miss Irwin, 139.50, R. A.
Currie and Sons, Ambulance to
WED tN DOUBLE
RING CEREMONY
NELSON MASON
Dentist and return, 8.00; Village St. . Andrew's United Church;
of Lucknow, fire, Normon O'- Ripley, was the scene of 'a pret.
Connor and Martins point, '300,- ty autumn wedding on Saturday,
00; perk Logtenburg, 60 chick -1 November 12th at 2 o'clock when
erns, '90.00; Town of Goderich, E Miss Trudie Anti Mason was uni-
relief; Mrs. Murphy, 22,50; ' Her- ted in marriage $o MxWilliam
man Phillips,. stock .valuer, 6.00;1Ronald Nelson..The bride is the
Donald M.' Simpson, 1147 tax no- daughter of Mr: and Mrs. Donald.
tices a 15, 170:00; Andrew Rit- Mason, Ripley, and the groom is
chic, selecting jurors, 6;00;• Paul the son of Mrs; Lenore Nelson,
Caesar, selecting jurors, 6.00; R. 3 Kincardine.. The Rev. Doug-
las Simpson, selecting jus -.l las Dunlopofficiated at •the
ors, 6;00;' 'Chester Campbell, bat- double ring ' ceremony,
ance garbage collection, 7.95 W;: 'Miss Joan 'Wilson of London,'
J. McDon d, stamps, 45.00; ' •• cousin of the groom sang "I'll
Walk Beside You" and "O Pro -
Council , adjourned ' and will mise orMiss Beth McTavish
Pro -
Meet again December 115th at 1 : ganis. ; .
. was
p.m. The bride, given in marriage
DONALD."SIMPSON, Clerk.' by her father, looked ` lovely in
la street length gown of white
PERSONALIZED LABPT—S 300 t Peaude-soie, styled :with full.
skirt,; fitted bodice, long lily
plastic dis
' en a and :address in ( .
your
p ser,' only ' $1., • bon point sleeves, and portrait neck-
Thompson, Lucknow. line framed in .a 'wide collar ac,
cented in front by an applique
•
of French lace and sequins-
Her French illusion.. finger tip
veil ,was held by •:a , crown of se-
quins. and pearls, and she carried'
,a white and
topped with red
roses ' and baby mums. •
The maid of honour was. Miss
Bettie' Morgan of Listowel,. cou-
sin of the bride. and the brides-
maids . were Miss Charline Loh-`
nes _. of . Ripley and; MissBrenda
Mason, sister of the bride.. They
wore street length dresses of by-.
acinth' blue-- velvet with- match-
ing head , dresses and : carried.
• white mums.. .:
Jack 'Nelson; brother of :the
groom was best man and Robert
Mason, brother of • the bride, , •anad
'.Robert Blackwell`. were ushers.
At • a wedding: dinner in , the
• . Ripley • Legion hall,' the .bride's,
i mother received in a dress of.
autumn' . green brocade beige
beaver hatand brown accessor-
ies : and corsage of ,bronze, mums.
The groom's mother `assisted in
a blue ; brocaded sheath dress.
With jacket, black accessories &.
corsage of :pink roses
For -a trip • to the United States
the bride"chose chose. a brown cordti-
ray suit with brown, accessories
beige alpaca top., coat and cor-1
'sage of bronze. mums
Mr •and Mrs. Nelson Will re-
ST: HELENS
e St 8' :as
nee u on a Lime...
.. There were three little pigs. One
built a: house of straw, one of twigs
and one of brick.` :As }you know only.
the brick house proved effective .:
against the big bad wolf.
.Comparing the bigbad wolf with
thecost. pnce'squeeze ,you' can
cut costs with the solid
Co-op Feeding program
•
YOUR' LOCAL CO.OP CAN . PROVIDE YOU :WITH.,
PIG FEEDS
..
�OR'PIG NEEDS
COOP: BOOSTER PIG STARTER
If you start Your litters, ori Co-op Pig •Prestarter gradually
change them over at 4 to 5 weeks of age to CO-OP
BOOSTER PIG STARTER.
'. RTER
COOP MEDICATED ' BOOSTER PIG STARTER
. , : infection. '• . • . .. Trills or
Where there is a suspicion of such as Rh'�
Bacterical Diarrhoea or Virus Pneumonia feed•rnedicated,
Co.op,Booster Pig Starter as long as any symptoms of
disease. are evident.
COOP PIG STARTER GROWER
This feed is for purchased pigs or for pigs that have.not
been creep fed. prior to Weaning -
For more complete
information' ask
your Local Co-op
for the informative
brochure on the
'Nevi Co-op Hog
Prcgsain?
SEE YOUR LOCAL
ucknow District Co -o
'hone %1 ,
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:side in. Kincardine
Freddie, Gordon and Kevin r
Black of ,Ottawa spent the past"
-.:week, with• . their. grandparents.
Mr and Mrs.: Gordon McPherson.1
Mr. Murray Gaunt is .on'a five
day ' tour. of P.uriria Research
Farms in St: Louis,. Missouri.
'Mrs.:, Harvey Webb. and Mrs: 1
Charles Hodgins ' of .Wingharn i
spent • Sunday , •w ith Mrs: Harare
Anderton and family' of Code -1
rich: ••
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gretvar and
Nancy: ' of Brantford spent Sat -1
urday with her parents, Mr. 8;
Mrs. • Harvey ,Webb;: '
Congratulations' to • Mr. and i
VILL'AGE.. OF . L
NOMINATION
NOTICE is hereby given to the• MUNICIPAL FT.ECTORS
of TE :VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW that in •'compliance with.
the•$tatutes in that behalf, .I require the presence of the said
electors at the Village Hall in the said Village of Lucknow,.
at the hour of Seven O'clock and Thirty Minutes: in the.
afternoon of. . . •
•
MONDAY, -NOVEMBER 28th, • 1960 • '
For One Hour •
' For the purpose of ' ndminatnig, fit and `proper persons for`
the Offices . of Reeve, Four Councillors and Three Public
School. Trustees for the . Village of Lucknow, for the year
• 1961, Trustees to' hold Office. for. Two Years, of which all
Electors are hereby required to take notice and govern'
themselves accordingly, and if a 'greater number of Candi-
dates, than required to fill the said • Offices,• are nominated
and mOce the required. Declaration, Polkwill be opened in.
the wfollowing places; Polling Subdivision No; One, The
Legion' Hall; Polling Subdivision No. Two, The Municipal'
Office; arid Polling Subdivision No. Three, .The Town Hall,
in the said : Village of Lucknow, on
Monday, D•
ecember 5th,:1960
and will . open from Nine O'clock a.m,, until Five 'O'clock•
p.m: and no longer., e •.
IT SHOULD BE NOTED.that when a' proposed candidate is
••not' present at •the nomination meeting • his nomination •paper.
. 'will not be valid unless •there is: attached' thereto, evidence
. satisfactory to the Returning Officer that • the proposed
candidate consents to' be so .nominated.
Given.:under my hand this Twelfth Day of November, A.D.,
1960`
E. H. AGN 1fT,.• Returning . Officer...
ing closed with "The Queen:"
Church Groups Meet.
The . November.. 'meeting .of
the' W.Q.S. . was held at the
honie ' of . Mrs W.' • I:. Miller : with
16 ;ladies. and 2 children' present..
Mrs:. Green presided. Mrs. Lorne•
Woods'' had charge . of the ' w. or-
ship' period :assisted by Mrs.
Mintz, Mrs. `G . McPherson and.
Mrs. • Rice. Mrs. ` . Green read a
Remembrance Day : Message. • It.
was decided to order .30 calen-
dars for the W..S. members;
Miss' W. D:. Rutherfordgave a:
r ea d i .n g, ' "Abundant living."
Mr`s. Gordon • McPherson, ' Mrs.
George Stuart • and Mrs: W. A.
Humphrey • were appointed ;as the
' norininating committee. Mrs ; John:'
Cameron took charge of a chap
ter in the Study Book; "Are Mis-
sionaries Necessary?" The Meet-
ing.
eeting. closed with prayer by Mrs.
Green.
Mrs.: Tom Todd presided for.••
the: W.A meeting. Mrs. Frank
i\itcQui:llin read the scripture les-
son. ` The • lesson . thoughts ere
given by Mrs. George Stuart.
The treasurer .'reported $1:67,43
jj on hand following their recent
t bazaar. Velvet -has . been put ;on
the lop of the - pulpit in the base-
rnent.. Carpet for the 'pulpit in •
the '•basement was discussed and •
kiss Rutherford and .Mrs. Lorne •
Woods were appointed to pur-
chase''this The nominating- com
: mittee •for the W. A was appoint .;
. eclnamely Biro .Rice : and Mr,.`'.
F. McQuillin.• Mrs.. Todd : closed:.
the meeting. with prayer. Lunch
as served by.Mrs W:, A. Hum- 1 '•
•p.• - and Miss' Rutherford: ,
•
hrev
THE HUMP ON.THE CAMEL'S BACK
may took strangedbut it serves a prat- `:
tical,purpose. On the dese t the camel .
.muff go without food' . and wzter for'
long periods of time. But he is able to
store nourishment in his hump sufficient
Plumber "I understand you
have something here : that doesn't
work."
Housewife:: "Yes, he's in .. the
living room ;oh the couch."
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Mrs. Bob .Aitchison ori the arri ; cI.NLOSS NEWS.
val of their daughter, Barbara
Elizabeth on November' 14th in : Mrs, ;Allister' Hughes enjoyed' ,
�tTinalnam •Hospital P
• ' ' the Royal Winter Fair
a ,tri to
' The regular meeting of the in recognition of her work in
Etf.I: will, be held on December I •leadiiig two '4-H course's.'
Ist Tn the hall Roll call " Christ
. rs.. Joe Fitzsimmons. Pinker- •
mos recipe and Mrs.`. exchange` of ton and Mrs. Leslie •Pilgrim, Ed-'.
•
Gifts.. Motto -- "I will ' honourt en Grove. spent , Tuesday after.- l
i
Chrstma_s in my r he . art an cepd k noon with Mrs. Tia, e'i Houston.
,. . .
' ..it for all year." Topic Christ- Sandy,MacKenzie of Western
• atlas: Mrs.: E. 'iii. Rice; Contest. - University was home., for the ;
An inexpensive •.' Christmas week -end. On Friday ni ht .he
• gift: ` Lunch and program — gave. the Valedictory address. ess at ,
..Mrs. Fred IcQuilli:n. .Mrs. T. J. the Commencement
Todd and Mrs. Simon' DeBaer. and 'received trophies and . his
A large crowd attended the honour graduation diploma.
Pot. Luck Supper in the hall on Miss Helen Campbell of Kit-
Saturday
I nstitute.nAgsponsored by ' short program cee alsohomeo
ed 'the Home Economics,
'followed ' a ' bountiful meal. The Grade XII award and her Sec.,
program consisted of piano .solos School Graduation dipIoma. Late
by Mrs. Chester Taylor and lectures at• Toronto 'University
Sheila McQuillan; piano duets, prevented Bill Buckton from be-,
Mrs. William Rutherford and ing able to be. present' to receive,
Wanda Henry:; Accordion select= his awards at the Commence
ions by Barbara . Purdon and • Merit.
RosaIy ne Phillips solo hy Elaine ` Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Houston •
Cook: a reading "bj- Mrs.' Jim P Kenneth oncd Wallace. attended`.
Aitchison and Cotrnmunity sing -i, the funeral of Har' ey Ws' aurnt. the
Mg. :fir. Lorne ''minds 'gave the late Miss Ida nfacAfe . 11.N. at
sYiarlts and the eri i; P 'ais a+; on .Y.•
/ • courtev rein
. " I `1tt on'`da
to tide himself over the lean days that
might lie ahead.
There are apt to he lean daysfor every-
one.. Life insurance can .help" tide you
over many of'these ,for it provides cash '
at times of greatest need: A Sun Life
insurance program; for example, can
safeguard your widow`s independence, •
your children's education,, your home.
and,your retirement years: Let me tell
m Kmahan
A.R. 2, . Lucknow'
Phone Winghamt'
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