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INGL: R.3OIJ• 1 nl, payers �rLvtslnn foul of tva,rd 1,wo, Plebiscite, which Mr. 91aplev es
munlcdpa.l,elect,ons, -
_ yesterrla }� turned dos,n Snndn} t po,ts itestioni showed 193 n„amst and 93 for timated woiihl run to mme lhan�l• Ic �.,r •1. ^
33 vale, the Sunda. s q
T ILhe question and tipped the �On I.. N.'a/pX e ^G,CGi -
mules fit a tote o[ 9 l0 4n21 -'
.I and tomilay s rort.s bt ss ldrow atr'mtr su ppot't front llte sr ales. r'I'hr r+r-•rvi�, fir Lhe I'votel ..
.to 696, noinwast and east cent rat rest- Fever L, l7rmbl. yes' mFuneatian wn, ope,atrrl
is I',(1,'1'wn ,d dlntinl areas of ]nreienll aixl, The Sunday moviesquestion front the Shand 1hcebe, Ltger-
Only 1 Is.; of the .3f t rbrihlr
�unt.ij the dasl. polling subdiwiloon l.ns haver in doubt after lh.e, soil's only mnvm hm,sa A car
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xdrrs east ballots approsl ca. ntd in from the sou theast�6r rust, returns hegn.n In show the�servu_a for Ihr. 'vote ❑o" x, oup �•✓. �� —' �i�yr/
irately Iq pw- ronl Deputy' _ d-'�'"
Clal'It G. R. Sta plry Paid That g9etlOn, th P. vote., wn3 neal'ly pattern of defe.0. Was ope'Inird frol]1 C19D'IY
_r equal. I'll Ingel soli and DistIirt Onile.l Out 1,h, PviO.�L�-•'t"'^^"�F✓
Cho, turnout was ,bout what ® p [ «.4.G+�+�'W` '
_-- Wed.. July ..1Q 14b: Rea. Rallu x3 q Sadla*, �. r✓✓.ts-r-•G'n Ga3'% Gta Qu[f%'u.Ci
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� C �r313wa1 of I:JingLon Lold quiet room, doom; lounne and x .. _: �� ,.� / j4v-!;LGr?.
PI1 Phc Seutinel Review last. nightltwo beverage rooms,
f he has been °ranted a licence l The hotel would acconttvodatclly.. a l F G' •�'`f..
594 persons ai one Wne, mehul• t ,�;e,..C-wti �'��•��.
F� by the Liquor Licence Boned of a —
kOntario fo. the Proposed $150, ing 11wse making use of Ute ov
000 hotel on a seven - acre sito�ernight rooms
Cost of UI 6t�ucturc could 'i /,..::i ,/ -, Y. , r
350 King sti+eet. west �+'� 1/7 c �
f1. exceed $lzolku plus $s Ill i for ARTHUR EDWARD MA x , tiK y��'v /�
`1 lie said construction will start ° cunsli action ur,, 1,L,,..�.uiz �.. '3rvr,z+��/= _j1.,,,,;;` ✓2L9
�,•� landscaldne BONY, 40, of Delhi, be s ue - �.: , fy,�. f�/'!lr—
almost inunediately on the ho-�ilam and fish Pond and park ld. •.�.,r , ,,;d.r iu. c-�-sC%. 7`�.
' lltel. It will 1 a 22 - room ntot alid parking. facilities for lou li gon duties yesterday as
,. Ct�or hctei type building with ban- I ,L�-Ri•=
eats chiet constable ofInger
Mt. Bg,.TI earlier told The Grft 1
i-e,a;;,j e, Sentinel - 13evi�ew that the Pond soil.Two Anglican clergymeu �kj, G�
.. behind Ole hotel would be stuck --- - �. r
ed wilh bass and trout and fish �Lz ntr Yti will exchange positions an (ICQ �cs' -
I tin Pl tt il^„cs would hel open to .f. �....-_... Ialmary 1, 19.6.4„•Rt. Rev. G. i r�� �✓ ' t7�
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.�,. al resnlents as.well-as to pa-r/G ;- �,� 2.=C,C�c•d N.- Luxton, Bishop of Huaou, ��
- �' �P Irons of ihe hotel. 'Plle park tau- (�ceCd' has amtounced that Rev, Law- �„4„�
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sliliiies would also be open to ✓t �i-a:. c °,t G rr✓*-c n-e-L r C,r--o-�i.alt
Fl Lourists. and local. residents who '9ileeaLE ��, rence- Pocock, rector of i. -/ad
I vsh in Ilse it as a Picnic area. "SCr'aLc B 4L t tt�e•�. St. James' Church, In ersoli, G:+i�.�o,•
will become rector of SC
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Aidan's Church, Riverside.
/The present rector of
ti '.. a _ lam. „✓1.'h� d
A native of -Chile, South / will succeed Mr, POWC at vR..- 4.. `� ` � '��
✓ Aidan's, Rev, Ralph R.
Sadleir, _ ✓a•`�^"r''
America, Mr. 3a leir is a . ..r•�a',
L — graduate of Wycliffe College Ingersoll. �� i1°,wv �' �ti.� •��y,�
x Mr, Pocock was born in •,�-� r""Y , '
Toronto. the is a forme, rancher —r---
+ aad rfnci tat of an a-ricultural -; Quebec anTeducated at
principal 'Brockville, He is a graduate
school in Chile• Mr, Salleir
' was field supezintendent of a ( of the University of Toronto
I ' la and Wycliffe College and was '
Canadian mission there from Y € v ?rf ^✓"�.'�+v' A2
1936 to 1947. He has been a ordained in 1928 . After two rr
ears service in Toronto, he tl''PCM c,.
tarf Fellow of the Royal Geographi Y Q-
G I < i'vh° ^' a came to the Diocese of Hurou R•rs'z
4 1 cal Society since 1945, 4 f _ x ✓ c-
in 1930. Fie served sucerrvely ,. (:�" :Y
Mr, Sadleif was ordained _"'
w ' r in parishes in BP tit, Florence, :, �,
�ARTHUR H. W Mc' in Brandon, Manitoba, in 1942. V / r�-•� ''�'" / ,• 6 .
I and Hes eler. From 1951 until f /`" °'ram" �k�`'�
CART, T, chief constable all After service in the Diocese of P
t •, CAR ton, has been nomedt' Brandon, he came to court
1956, when he moved to (p'daL ✓ - -- !.c/�+-W
in the llioces� of Huron in 1944 Ingersoll, Mr, Pocock was „• „-J
rector of St. David's Church, FL.^%"� ".
chief constable of the In- '
Y In 1048, Mr, Sad e" moved to ✓ Ca. F
gersoll police deport-j Shelburne and in 1950 to I•ondon. I -le is a past rural ` w _-
y I ,. ment effective tomorrow.`. P,ullaceburg, Since 1956, he dean of Waterloo and Last naf-�"
Middlesex deaneries.))t 9 )' �--_ ""TT ��
file succeeds Arthur Ma ; has been rector of 84 Aidalls,JJ ,tyo,,L/ ! flc p I'� + ° +
-sign May Riverside. He is a past rural ,,,_,. : ;-,j4--r-. yr t u {„
fiery who will r
dean of Kent and a member r'•tw^-^' I -'y�� �01
,e ,y 29, (photo by Longfield)- of the board of directors of sd..`=w u - �^ ! r p Nat) —..2.. �`� f _
Canterbury College, Windsor.