The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-09-24, Page 8-%
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WAWANOSF
FIRST CORNER ,SOU''': OF :LUCKNOW
THE LUCKNOW .SENTINEL; ;LUCKNOW ONTARIO
.ANDS-; MILE EAST-ON."•12th CONCESSION `
SPONSORED BY •
CKNOW LIONS
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Mondani, Afternoon, October
3th
SHOTGUNS AND Os..
' PRIZES ,=- TURKEYS, DUCKS,, CHICKENS,
• 0 • • •,
LUNCH AVAILABLE
Kingsbridge.
Guides
KINGSBRI'DGE NEWS
• :: Kingsbridge First ;Company girl
Guides'held.`their meeting: Thursday
'evening; September• 18th: .
Captain Tigert, ,assisted by Lt. -
Sinnett, took roll call and inspec-.'
tion Forty-three girls were •
present.:. Lt'. Sinnett gave:instruct
instruct-
ions on'Compass and •a compass
game was played
Another game, 'Emergency Line! p.
conducted by Lt ; Sinnett, was
egio_yed h}r:the_gir1s.:...
•Captain,,Tigert told the ,girls to
assist newcomers :with;the Guide
'Law .and, Promise
Campfire was held by.•the Blue-
birds and the meeting closed with
T:apS'.
Mrs-4oyee ,ea-esa=r-who-is .rep -lac
ing Lt. Hayes ,'sat in on the meet -
2 Brownies Receive
Colletiors Badge
' BY. BRENDA. ARNOLD •
The. 2nd' Lucknow Brownie Pack
started their Meeting with games.
We had fair..rin
g. The older ,
Brownies worked on semaphore and
Tweenies learned• the Brownie
Promise.
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DuringPow Wo.W'; Kirri'•Haid nby
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and Patti. Lou Irwin; were presented.•
with collectors' badges.' Brown •
Owl r'ead'a story: The.meeting••
closed with squeeze and chimes.'
The Brownies ran home"shrough the
arch.. `
ing with our convenor Mrs. Mary
Clare and Mrs. Hazel McCreath,
tlie-C-ommissit er °wh-rb-rough
the Census forms .for' the Company
Frigidaire "Flowing Heat" dryer with an ozone lamp
gives -your clothes -that-- out=of-doors" .,freshness----
• Electronic Dryness Control ' ,`
knows., when your wash is dry
and automatically shuts off •
Lint screen placed handily on.
door • 10096 childproof' with
Safety Start Button.
5 YEAR PROTECTION PLAN
• WeDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 24th, 1
Kincardine Township has;•made
full payment, of their tax requisit-
ion, for $53,000 to the Bruce County
Board of Education, without, having`
a writ'served to force collection,'
In reporting this; payment, Treasur-
,er`Roland Swanson suggested that -
'it proves that the board's claim for
immediate: payment was justified .
Townshp•officr"als :had asked .'
fora, few days' delay before the
writ would beissued, so that they
could consult their solicitor. When
,payment in' full was' made within
this period of grace , Mr. Swanson
said, it indicatedthat the advice
received by the township supported
the board's position.
He also reported that more. than
$37,000 was received from; town-
ships' which had not reached their .
'due date for taxes yet.: Finance
chairman. Alan Whicher was credit
ed with,• suggesting that payment'
of taxes by, summer residents might
make ,these funds •available . •
The special co -o peration,in turn=;
ing over early receipts was given
by the townships Of 'Albemarle ,' .
Bruce, Eastnor and Lindsay, and
the village of-Lit*sHead
;•WALKERTON, STILL SLOW
The bad :mews ,.Mr.. Swanson rep'-•
orted', ;was that. Walkerton,
had d ragged its 'feet" for two •
month on the first requisition,.
was:now a month. overdue 'on':their;
second instalment., Tf payment, •
was not received.'soon the -board's
solicitor would be instructed: to '
issue a. writ to sue for,payrr`1ent.
aoyd •Liesemer objected that
it was erribarrassing for'him to
learns through the press that a -mun-
icipality he represented was in
trouble; with the board. answer
to questions, Mr-.'•Liesemer. said
the:press 'report concerned, did not
come from. the board', •but was a
reportof a 'Walkerton council meet•'
ink :.Ivlr. S thisonTsuggestedd-th t
the controversy should not•have ,
surprised the board member,; as
reports on tax payments. had been
Our experienced mechanics spot the
trouble before expensive damage sets in.
We assure top performance with the best
tools, materials. Fast service, too!
made regularly at board Meetings-,
'and, Walkerton' was on• the list of
delinquents; • •
Director J. L.: Bowers. assured
Mr,. Liesemer that the •adminis-
trativestaff would co-operate, operate•• in
advisin himl,: