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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Huron Township
Council Minutes
Huron Township Council met on
August 6th with all members pres-
ent. The Ministry of Health in-
formed council that all documents
have been received by them re-
garding the pool for the complex
. and that they are made to their
standards.
The Clerk was instructed to
start proceedings to get approval
for additional Tile Drain money
/ for another $500,000., to be lent
to applicants.
The Municipal Drain report was
presented for the Scott Drain on
Concession 12 and a meeting will
be held to consider it on Sept-
ember 16.
The Reeve and Clerk were auth-
orized to sign a Subdivider's
Agreement with Kin -Bruce Invest-
ments on part of Lot 59, Conces-
sion A.
Harry Coiling was engaged to
clean up and cover the garbage at
the Township dump when neces-
sary.
Road accounts of $22,490.73
and Township accounts of
$21,203.24 were ordered paid.
EARL TOUT , Clerk.
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KINTAIL
A bridal shower was held in
North Ashfield School on Friday
evening in honour of Jan Simpson,
bride of this month.
Mrs. Marjorie Farrish called
the bride to the decorated bride's
chair, to the strains of Here
Comes The Bride. Miss Cathy,
Simpson and Miss Pamela
McIntosh acted as the bride's
attendants. A short program of
music followed. A guitar and
piano .selection by Mrs. Nancy
Swan and Lynda; an Irish jig by
Mary Lillian Simpson; piano solos
by Pamela McIntosh and Mrs.
Beryl MacDonald. The address
was read by Miss :Jackie Collinson.
Jan then opened the gifts'and
made a warm reply thanking the
ladies for the lovely presents and
the hostesses. A delicious lunch
was, served.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson
spent last week end at Milford
Bay with Mr. and Mrs.: 'Kenneth
Kaye.
Mi. and Mrs. Donald Simpson,
Steven, Helen and Christine are.
vacationing in the Western Prov- 1
inces. They'are visiting their
daughter and son -in. -law Mr. and
Mrs. Rob Davey, Jannine and
Michael in Calgary, and the fam-
ilies .of the late Ewen Simpson in
Innesfail, Alberta.
Mrs. Richard West and sister
Miss Mabel MacDonald accomp-
anied Mr. and Mrs. Allan Mac-
Dr"gall on Tuesday through the
Peteloorough, Ottawa Kingston
area on a vacation.
Mr. and Mrs.. James Meldrum
and three children of Detroit
visited this week end with her
mother Mrs. Sarah Blue and
cousins Mr. and. Mrs. Finlay Mac-
Donald.
ac-
Donald.
Miss Edna Cook of Owen Sound
was a guest of her sister Mrs.
Rhoda MacKenzie on the week
Funeral for
Accident Victim
Jamie Lizmore of R. R. 4 Kin-
cardine, .whose death occurred in
a recent motor accident at
Sheppardton, was born in London,
Ontario, August 13, 1956. He at-
tended S. S. # 1 Kinloss and
Greenock Public School, later,
Holyrood Central and in his senior
years Lucknow Public School.
He graduated this spring from
Kincardine District High School
and had been working part time
through his fina 1 school year at the
Kincardine I.G.A. He had been
a cub and later a scout through his,
junior, years at Holyrood.
He had been. known for his pub-
lic speaking, representing both
Lucknow Legion in Public School
and Kincardine Legion in High
School. He had also won several
awards on Armistice poems and
essays for the Legion.
He is survived by his Mother
and Father, Jean and Edward Liz -
more , of Bervie, a sister Mrs.
John (Janet) Whetten of Kitchener ,
a brother Jon of Stoney Creek, a
brother Harry (Joe) of Port Elgin,
also two nieces and one nephew.
The funeral was held Tuesday,
August 6th, 1974 from the McLen-
nan Funeral Home , 0Kincardine ,.
Rev. George Garratt officiating.
Pallbearers were Dale MacPher-
son, Jim Hanna., Blair Armstrong,
Jamie McEwan, Doug Hill. and
Rick McLeod.
Honourary Pallbearer was Gary
Fair.
Flower bearers were Len Liz -
more , Brian Smith, Fred Whit-
tington,
hit-tington, Frank Walpole, Barry
Cornish and Ken McEwan.
Jamie was laid to rest in Kincar-
dine Cemetery.
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Membersof the MacDonald
Clan were in the community
following the MacDonald reunion
held at MacDonald Cedars on
August 3rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Simpson
spent Monday evening at
Camlachi with Mr. and. Mrs. Jack
Allan. Travelling with them
were David, Brian, Mary Lillian
and Duncan Jr. On Tuesday we'
drove via U.S.A. to Sault Ste.
Marie stopping at Sandusky, Ind-
ian River and St. Ignus. We re-
turned on Friday by Manitoulin
Island crossing by ferry to Tober-
mory and. spending a day at Sauble.
Beach. We called to see Walter
Needham at Wiarton formerly of
Ripley. We also saw Earl Swan,
formerly of Ashfield and said
hello to him.
Mrs. Earl Howes had her two
sisters from Toronto, Misses Char-
lotte and Anna MacKenzie, visit-
ing with her last week.
For the last two weeks the ser-
vices have been at 8 o'clock in
the evening at Ashfield Presbyter-
ian Church but this week August
25 the service will be at 1.30 p.m
It will be a baptismal service.
W.M.S. is on Wednesday evening,
choir practise at 7.30 on Thurs-
ST. HELENS
Dr. and Mrs, Archie Mc
and family of Ottawa were!
visitors 'with his parents Mr, a
Mrs. Wilfred McQuillan,
Mrs. Fred McQuillan visited
week in Kitchener with Mt,a
Mrs . Ivan McQuillin and fa
On her return, Mrs. Lorne W
who has been visiting inoshs
accompanied her home,
Miss Isobel Miller attended
funeral of the late John Stuart
Evanston , Illinois, recently,
Mr. and'.Mrs. ,Wilfred Mt
lan visited in Toronto with
last week.
Visiting with Wray and Ws'
Forster were Jeffrey Elliott of
Ripley 'and Gary Forsterofl
now.
Terry. Wilson and John An
enjoyed a ten day holiday in
gonquin Park and Montreal,
Mrs. Allan Miller and Loti
attended the trousseau tea on
urday in honour of Miss Nan
Whytock at Teeswater,
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day and Bible Study at 8,30,
Mr. . Richard Sand will be in
charge of services.
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