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EQNESQAY NOV.. 14th 1844 - NE4, LUCKNO
Notice Is Hereby Given To The Municipal Electors' Of The
That the nominations Alf fit and proper persons to serve. as
Reeve and Councillors for the Township of Kinloss for . the
year 1967, , will 'take. place at the . TOWNSHIP HALL, . HOLY -
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And also, 'nominations of members for the New 'Board of, the...
'Township School Area of Kinloss and Lucknow. .
At 1;00 o'clock `in the :.afternoon for one hour, at which time
and place all electors of said township are hereby notified
to attend, and that should: ,a poll be required, polling will
open on
Monday, December 5th, 1966
From .9:0 a.m.' to 5:00 •p,m., a 3t• the following places in the
Polling -Subdivisions:
No. 1,, At the Orange Hall, Durham Road
No: 2, : At the . Orange Hall, Kinlough
'.NA, 3, At the Township Hall, Hol
No. 4, At House of - Mrs: Ford ham; Lot 11;. Con,
No. -5, At William Scott's House..Langside .,
No. 6, At the Community Hall, Whitechurch
G.: 11 WALL, Returning Officer.
orkers In Short':
pply In October
heavey demand for, both in-
ial and construction 'workers in
rea serviced: by the Walkerton
da Manpower Centre contin-
uring the month of. October,,'
all types of workers in very,
supply, reports Mr. Ernest
office, manager. There were
ployment opportunities for
workers and 98 for female
ria listed with the Walkerton
da .Manpower Centre during
er... •
ing October, the. Walkerton '
office placed 85 applicants in
oymenf. These included 4
d workers who moved to jobs
er, areas, and one skilled work
ught in from another area.
e end of the month there were
mployed Male applicants and
employed ' female . applicants
eredwith the local area
e are presently 112 vacancies.
n and'56 vacancies forwom-
ed at the Walkerton Canada
er Centre. Vacancies for.
include opportunities for
clerks, bank clerks, farm
skilled semi -skilled and
ed furniture and woodworkers
akers,. auto Mechanics, poul-
essing workers and construe -
bowers. Jobs for females , .
e' opportunities for. employ -
such as hospital workers,'
aides, . bookkeepers, poultry
ing workers, wood and furn
orkers, Applicants interested
and' other jobs should
the nearest Canada
Her Centre for further in-
ion.
Walkerton Canada ° Manpower
services the southern half
e County and the townships
inck,'.Egremont, Normanby
nelg in Grey County.
•
Ackert4bser►e
35#h Anniversary
Mr, and- Mrs. Harvey Ackert of
Kincardine entertained their fam-
ily and relatives recently to cel- •
ebrate their thirty-fifth wedding
anniversary. .
Approximately -forty enjoyed a
banquet dinner at the Sunset Rest-
aurant and then spent the rest of
the evening at the Ackert home,
Those present for the occasion.'.
were; Mr, and 'Mrs., Clarence Ackr.
ert and family,. Mr. and:.Mrs. Ron-
ald Ackert and family,.'Dr..• and :•
Mrs, Robert Ubukata and family,
Mr. and. Mrs. Ernest Ackert, Mr;' •
and Mrs. Raynard-Ackert and,
Ernest.,:. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ackert.
and faintly, Mr, and Mrs. William
Graham ..and . Lloyd,, Mrs.. Congram;
Mr,, and Mrs. Alfred Shelton,' Mr..
and Mrs. Albert' Sheldon, Mrs.
Frank Cumming..;Mrs. Clarence
Cumming and Mrs. Ross Cumming.
Ki.ppen Man Heads
Huron I Associition;
The New Democratic Party has.
swept past floundering Liberals in
Ontario and` causing concern'to
°provincial Conservatives, Donald
C. MacDonald, Provincial NDP
leader, said last ,week."
Speaking at .the annual meeting
of the. Huron:NDP Association, he
assailed the Robarts government
as he did in a' Kincardine -speech . .
the:night before: He sai nser-
vative concern over NDP 'popularity
;was causing .party spokesmen to
take wild swipes at our party." •
'He said High ways.Minister Mac
Naughton;hit below. the belt when
he suggested the NDP party 'was •
destroying the good way of life.
"And the Exeter Times -Advocate,
in the minister's home town, chld
ed him for his' .unfair .tactics. , •
• Mr. accused the
Conservative .government of being
in`;trouble.on the farm, labor and.
consumer. fronts after 23 year's in
power.: .
•He said citizens have been forc-
ed to resort to demonstrations
which have provoked an -
unsympathetic, even .threatening
reaction .fromthe,government..
"The instinctive reaction of
Queen's'Park is to,try to silence
the voice of protest all in the
name of .law and order, ,and then
:to accuse those who champion
the peaceful• demonstrations as
being .disresPectful of the law," he
said.. .
Alex .McGregor, Kippen was
elected' president of the associat-
ion. Other officers are; Sandy
Profit, Ross Doll, both of Goder-
ich, vice-presidents; Mrs. David
Weary, Goderch; secretary; and
Wilfred Glazier; R. R, 4,; Clinton,
treasurer. :. •
MONUMENTS
For sound counsel' and a fair price on a Monument
correctly designed from quality material, hely on
SKELTON MEMORIALS i
Pat O'Hagas i, Prop.
Established Over Silty Years
LICERTON PHONII U1.0234
ONTARIO
HuronNatuve:
Passes In caIgar'.y
:IVAN. DONALD COURTNEY
The ;death in the General Hospital
in Calgary of Ivan D. Courtney on.
October 1 ,.1966,j -came 'as a . dist-
inct shock to his many friends in
Huron township.where he was well
known.'.
Born, September 7, 1920, : son of
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Courtney
he received this education ;at S, S,
.No, .9, Huron township'and attend-
ed college in Guelph, • •
' In 1942 he: joined the armed
forces, and was discharged in
,1945. :He married Miss. Maxine
White of Wroxeter, ' in 1943, who
is left to mourn a devoted husband'
and father and leaves a family of •
four. •Neil in Calgary; Mrs. David
(Barbara) •Rawcliffe of. Albernie,:
B.C.; Sharon and Brenda at home;
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Courtney of ,Kincardine; two bro-
thers,
ro thers, Gerald in Lucan and Kenn
eth inErie, Pennsylvania; also •
one sister, Mrs.' D, W, (Helen)
Keller, Kitchener.
• He was a member of the .Parkdale
United:Church , Calgary, The
funeral took place Tuesday, Oct-
ober 11 from "The Chapel on the '
Hill" Funeral. Home. The funeral
service was conducted by the. Rev...
.Robert .A . Wallace, Minister.. of
the Parkdale United Church and
a close friend
Pallbearers were six intimate
friends with whom he worked..
Burial was in Queen's Park Genie
tery, Calgary.
Attending the funeral were. Mr.
and Mrs, James Courtney, Mr.
Gerald Courtney, Mrs. D
Keller, Mrs,. Kenneth Courtney:.
and John, Mr. and Mrs. •Cliffe'La
Plante, Burnaby, B, C, , Miss
Lucille .Whiter Toronto and Mr.
and Mrs.. David Rawcliffe, A tb
ernie, B.C.
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LUCKN..W
FALL. FAIR' NOTES
(contributed)
'At the regular monthly meeting
of�the Lucknow Agricultural Soc-
iety on Thursday. evening, 'it was
decided to,buy two books for :
Lucknow of die History of Agricuit'
ural Societies from.1792'1966 In
Ont*rio. . One book will be placed
in the. Public 'Library and' one kept.
by the Society,
The annual Vsrlety, c will .
be held early 'in February and your
co-operation is asked in making
this . a good :concert. Don Cameron,
Mrs, Bert .Alton. and Mrs, Qliver
McChades will be 'anxious to get
numbers of , interest•: from each /;
cornunity .
. A certificate ,showing we had.
sponsored the Miss Canada show
was received.
Plans are tinder way for the Cent-
ennial of Canada celebration for
Lucknow and Area to be held in
conjunction with. Lucknow Fair,
All organizations are asked to 'part-
icipate
art=
ic. ipate and Make the Fair a hon ie
corning week
Announce interest:
In Warden's Past.
'As Brtape :County ,' ncil closed
its final ;session' Thur. ety, Warden;
P. A. Murray called' on.'II
Asper
Ing. for his position in. 1967 an 'also
those: after the. next ,most 'desired
post On council, the highways
committee ; to make themselves, •
known.
Frank Field of' Teeswater..and
Earl Rayburn of Chesley who earlier
indicated they .would be after ihe: :
wardenship confirmed their intern-•.
tions.: ;
Four said . they.'wi l he after the
highway committee vacancy if they
are'returned by their municipalities;
Wallace Wilton, .Carrick;; Russell,.
Cummings,- Bruce; .David Scott.
Albemarle.. and "Manley .Forbes; '
A ma'bel . '
The hVia. c
i w c rra t
gh y o rrr,i tee has three,
rlior11tna
FIR SALE
6. reinhoutfrof bathroom, now kitcho e on •
Kiosks*.
Asking prIC.-.9;0500
7 trine ,onsoll bort., hat-
house, tai act sE .f land, north a4
I uelensw• '
Askin Prie • VAN. • .
S. morn :hon.. with sit metiers ren
valOisiea►s, lei . RSR This . sem
iS in . .moor's* .,e snditiatn, d.Ubls►
garar•
"Attkkig prig! $7
se acre groat° firm
on fig cone's,
mote 0 West Wawan.s#s,. also 41
atria' hard me*. bush, . •
ornately..
bush...,
• 15 ens of .swam
100 'acus$ farm, .vilirY Refidb .
Ines, lama lanal.
' '40th* p44:4, '$11011,40.
lit ocro firm, framo. 6.1)50, 2.
bank barns, tads :' 4Y x :S . Maks
an•of'fsl.
• Asidolg prude $19,190
300 acre 'farm, wills '15. tf lst.k s, :.
and bull line of IrisPlolonts,aaniiic
contract with rortnte:
Asking pains 11115.0 1911...
CONTACT'. :
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AGENT FOR ;JOHN •NOSVEt,D, .
• . ; REAL1"Ott
-members Plus the warden;; They
are elected for a three-year term
with' one man'retir.Ing-each year.
The :composition of the. committee
is two rural ,and• orve urban reeve,;.
and as ErnesttGreer;r Kincardine,
township, is rehiring. a ;township
.reeve will be' his replacement.,
the other two'members are
Douglas Kr-uetzwelser of .Hepworth:
with one year to go and ioihn Bea&
Elderslie, with two. .
NOMINATION MEEFNG
Notice Is Hereby Give To The Municipal, Electors
ToWflship.::of Ashfield
And Ratepayers • in Fortner. Nmol! School. Seartion 8 :in the
Township of West .Wawanosh, 11 In the .Township of Colborne
and 4 i the Township of Huron, that the nomination of Fit
and Proper Persons ,to serve as Reeve, Deputy Reeve. Three •
and one Trustee for Huron. ' Sthoot :Area
No. 2,1 for Abe year, 1967, will take place: at .. 'TOWNSHIP
HALL, on
FRIDAY, - NdVEMBER"2,5t,h '1966
At: One O'clock In The Afternoon, For One Hour, At Which
Time And Place All Electors Of Said Township Are Hereby
Notified To Attend, And. That Should : A Poll Be. Required
Polling Will Open On
Monday,
D�cernber 5th, 1966
•
Froin 9 a.m. to B
•
, p.m. . at the various Polling Subdivisions
Ratepayers in. The Above Mentioned Former. Union ' School
Sections Are Eligible To Stand. Por Trustee And Are
:Entitled To Vote On Trustees .
Sub Divisions D.R.O.
No 1; Dungannon ' Ben Mole
No. 2, S.S, No. 9 John 'Curran
No. 3, Orange Hall . , William Helm
No. 4, Port Albert ... .. Melvin Dickson
No. 5, Kingsbridge Michael O Neil'
No: 6, Parrish home Wlilltnit Famish
No. 7, Laurier ` . Alvin Robb
piali Clerk
Allan Petrie
Bert Alton
Al Irwin
NEarl ld rennin
Cordon Barger
ilen:y NiatKenzie
LiONAL6 M. SlllfPS,Returning Officer
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