The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-06-19, Page 11EDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1974
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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With illustration of ."Lticknow's folk Hero",
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her home for the June meeting.
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Brian Fawthrop suffered leg in-
juries when he was riding his
motorcycle and was in
collision with a car on County
Road No. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Bender of Listow-
el visited on Thursday with Mr.
and Mrs. David Haldenby and
family.
Miss Beverley Hedley is employ-.
ed at the Pinecrest Manor at
Luckn. ow. . •
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Francisco of
Toronto visited with her parents
Mr. and Mrs, Bill Burt, Terry and
Paul.
liaiss Janice Fawthrop and her.
brother •David are employed for
the summer at Parry SoUnd.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Haldenby spen
Wednesday at Dundalk.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Marion Harris and Earl Harris in
the death of their aunt the late
Miss M. Palmer. The funeral was
held on Thursday from the Mac-
Lennan funeral home, Kincardine.
Mr: and Mrs. George Barrell
and family of Toronto visited over
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Haldenby and other relatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Boyle and
Mrs. Pearl Lloyd of London visited
on Monday with Edna and May
Boyle.
Mr. and Mrs. P. 'A. Murray
have returned home ,after an en-
joyable trip to Newfoundland.
The Anglican Service next Sun-
day .will be at 12 o'clock.
Ge,orge Haldenby visited during
the week with Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Haldenby and Geordie at Sarn-
ia.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bennett
Sr. of Toronto. sent the week end
here with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Haldenby.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson
entertained relatives and friends
at their home on Saturday even•
-
ing.
RADE 5-6
On Wednesday, June 12 we are
ving a frog jumping contest.
ne frog will jump at a time., The
inner ;411 receive a prize. Good
k to those who are competing.
RENTATION DA Y
On Tuesday, June 18, the grade
pupils will spend the afternoon
pat the high school for Orienta -
n Day,
NDERGARTEN
The Grade 7 Home Economics
g and their. teachers Mrs. Robb
eated us to a picnic in the park
Tuesday afternoon. Everyone
Joyed the games and fun. The
lsserved a delicious lunch and
eryone enjoyed themselves.
hank you Grade 7 girls.
We are really looking forward
Friday when Miss Ellis' class
nd our class are going on an A fri-
lion Safari in Rocton.
We have a new girl in our after-
nclass. Alexandra Armstrong
joined us for the last weeks of
hool,
RADE 5-6
On Wednesday, June 12, David
gard is leaving with his family
a vacation to Newfoundland .
e hope he enjoys his vacation.
Next Tuesday, June 18, playday
Ilbe held. There are even
ms, There i's a tab for the fast•
t and best team there.
RADE1.2.
Grades 1 and 2 are planning a
ip to Black Creek Pioneer Vil-
ge and Ontario Place, We have
lked about Pioneer life and hope
see for ourselves how they
orked and lived a- few years ago
this area, We are sure we will
Iljoy the trip, besides learning
any thingwe have only seen in
ks,
PAGE- ELEVEN
Kinloss Council
June Meeting
Kinloss Council met in regular
session on. June 3rd at 8 p.m.
the reeve and all Councapresent.
After the minutes of May 6th
and May 21st were adopted, a
motion was made that we do not
request a review of apportionment
concerning the proposed Saugeen
Valley Administration Building.
The clerk was asked• to contact
the lawyer in charge,of the deeds
for road widening and if riot com-
pleted in. 30 days have it processed
by Goodall and Campbell. • •
' . The followingaccounts were
ordered paid: Lloyd Graham , fox
bounty, 4.00; London Free Press
Taylor -Tiffin-Scott drain,- 9.44;
F. MacKinnon, telephone, 15.80;
Wayne Bushell, work on Black Cre-
ek S.W. Section, 10.00; Wayne
Bushell, bulldozing waste site, •
87.50; Barry Johnston, 2 fox •
bounties, 8.00; Ontario Hydro, •
Whitechurch and Twp. Halls',
63.84; Praia. MacKinnon, part
salary 'less ded. , 339,3'7; Rec.
Gen. of Canada, Un. Ins. & C.P.
13.• , 23.05; Bob Damsma , 1 fox'
bounty , 4.00; Harold Elliott , 2
fox bounty, 8.00; PerCy McClen-°
aghan, 2 fox bounty, 8.00; F.
MacKinnon, by-laws on Pollard
Ext. 1974, 40.00; Bruce.County
Clerks'and' Treas. Assoc: , 1974
membership fee., 15.00; Prov.
Treasurer, insulin, 5.82; Wni.
Evans, waste site - 90,00; Drains
etc., 29.75 - 119.75; Cliff John-,
ston, repair on Johnston Drain,
15.00; Murray's Gen. Store, steel
posts etc., '7,80.
HIGHWAYS
F. Schumacher , pay less ded -
uctions, 190.34; Harold Smith,
pay less deductions, 616.18; David
MacKinnon, pay less deductions,
449.43; Murray's Gen. Store,
paint , bolts etc. 15.29; Curtis
Industries of Can. Ltd. , Flashing
lights, 29.8'7; F. Schumacher, tel-
ephone and mileage , 33.63; Mc-
Arthur Tire Service, tire repair,
26.38; Ron Machan lidwe. , roller,
1.38; McCutcheon Motors, truck
repair, 18.84; H. & K. Mun.
Tel. System , garage, 19.07; J. W
Henderson Ltd. ,,cement 2.12;
Eric Cox Wholesale, towels,
28.36; Ont. Hydro, garage,
166.44; Wiley Blades Ltd., grad-
er blades, 100362; Ideal.Supply
Co. Ltd. ; •brake fluid, 7.97;
Rec. General, Un. - 46.77,
C.P.P. - 45.22, Tax- 132.45 -
224.44; ArtHelm Welding, cut-
ting bars, 4.52; Claude Dore,
land for 1972 construction, 162..40; '
David Moffat , land for 1972 con-
struction, 87.00; Mrs. Jean Mc-
Pherson, land for 1972 construc-
tion, 82, 45 . '
The meeting was adjourned to
June 17th at 9 p.m. or aD the call.
of the reeve.
FRASER MacKINNON, Clerk.
SEE AND MEET
•
•uuv.
EUGENE WHELAN
• MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE
ON TUESDAY, JUNE 15TH
AT THE ACKERT FARMS
• HOLYROOD
1030 A.M. UNTIL NOON
and at Walkerton -Hanover Sales Barn
1230 until 2 p.m.
He will arrive by helicopter and will be accompanied by
CRAWFORD DOUGLAS
Liberal Candidate in Bruce Riding
-Inserted by Bruce Liberal Assoc.
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