The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-09-10, Page 20p •
PAW; TWENTY THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
AshfiOld Township
Council mutes
AshfiegCouncil met on Septem-
ber 2 with all members present.
John Rahn and Mr. Eeby were
present, with a complaint that the
Nine Mile Riyer is damaging their
property,. part lot 10, concession 6
e.d. It was decided to have the
engineer investigate the problem.
RaymOnd Hogan presented a
request for repair and improve-
ment on the COok Drainage Works.
Clerk was instructed to have E.
H. Understadt make a survey of the
area and 'report to council.
The, report on the McIntosh,
Draitrrepair and improvement-wa s
considered. There being .no
objection, The report was adopted.
. Court of Revision was held on the.
Fitzgerald Drain Improvement. No
Appeals were received and by-law
#12, 1975 was given 3' readings and
passed.
Tile Drain Rating by-law #13,
1975 for $30,200 was given 3 .
readings and paskd.
By-laW #14, 1975, a by-law to
authorize the licensing of trailers or
mobile homes in the Township of ,'
Ashfield, • was passed.
Clerk was instructed to call
tenders for anew one-half ton truck
'and take the .1970 Ford, truck on
trade. °
All ratepayers assessed on the .
Lane Drain were present. Wm.
Nagle 'of H. M. Gibson Ltd.
,answered questions on the propos-
ed drain. It was, decided to get
legal inforination before proceed-
ing with the work.
Road accounts of $4,936,64 and
general accounts of $27,720.13
were approved for payment.
The meeting adjourned to meet
September 16th at 7:30 p.m.
DONALD M. SIMPSON, Clerk.
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KINLOUGH
Mrs. Ross Brindley and daughter
Peggy returned to their home at
Dungannon after spending a while
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald McEwan. while her hus-
band Ross was a patient in Victoria
Hospital, London, where he under-
went knee surgery. .
Mrs. 'John Barr, Mrs. Frank
Maulden and Mrs. Bill Burt
attended a Stanley Party at the
home of Mts. Morley Bushell at•
Wingham on Wednesday after-
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jewitt of
Sarnia visited with Mrs. John Barr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burgess and
family of St. Thomas and formerly
of here, were recent callers on Miss
Winnifred Percy and other friends
here.
BRIDAL SHOWER
Wedding bells and streamers
made a suitable setting for a bridal
shower which was held on Friday
evening for MiSs Shirley Bushel at
the home of Mrs. Bill Shaw. Mrs.
Gordon MacDonald was chairlady.
Mrs. Frank Maulden conducted a
bride's contest with jumbled
words. Mrs. John Barr gave a
reading, Advice to tf-2 Bride. Mary
Helen MacDonald sang "Show 'a
Little Kindness" and Judy Mac-
Donald Was in charge of a pie
contest which was followed by
guessing the number of beans in a
jar. LeaAnne Haldenby favoured
with a musical number accompan-
ied by Mrs. Glen Haldenby. Mrs.
Bill Burt read an address and gifts
were presented by Wendy Shaw
and David MacDonald. Shirley was
assisted by her sisters, Janet and
Betty Anne, and cousin Margaret
Bushel. Other cousins and friends
placed the gift's. Shirley replied
fittingly and "For She's a Jolly
Good Fellow',' was sung after which
lunch was served and a social time
enjoyed.
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