182t yi;ASV MWW f vn .___. __ -
sod was Ceore, j 1 crab
The (i,,L official
turned after n,ornm"service
C29npr.. C h nor e
G rdon Patter'
Sunday at F f r s t Baptist
for the
Deacon;
Chairman Deacons oar . In
' Church Irrgersolt
and extensive
front shove] is
hre
church ions At cost of $89,
renovations.
Educa
r""Wi
rekiell presenting
Sun ay S�hool. ,
h i
000� a new. Christian
tion three -level wing is being
built and extensive renova
,
Lions are planned at both the
1
-east aud west ends of the
church. Seen taking part, in
I� T
the sod-Lurning ceremony arc
i
from the left, _r r f'hrr�rA
;.
Chairman BuildinCommst
liv
Leer JB t BelyrIA"Oldest
ing church member; Reel
I 1 p , �
a a' BALIJECI Sys ll B� � X'W WWdW Z1�.���•aS�.�'�&'ED r C
Iy Tban
i
INGI;RSOLL A pylaw for Id, lawn and garden uilliu's' `Cuba, utust h,. iul o
the.-establrshmg and ntafntaiu- and tree lmtbs rul: in - 1 phases wash transported Lo the
f ing; of a system for the collet.�nL longer than three. Ice] enei (Ni'wup alter permission fro lion, removal and disposal oil tied in bond],,.- 5uperioi.endent of sio B o -garbage, ashes and other ref- "Nan -collectable" materials lvorks. It is unlawful to di
use o the town was passed by include manufacturer's waste; of any of tliese ntateria
the town, Council, d. celluloid cuttings, movie fill,,, either private or. town Pr
Garbage collection stay sound oor• gasoline soaked rags and ties,
lelte; a shuple term but the by- ally explosive Oe highly tour- Mal-erials been„ Lransporl
lawgoes into several Pages to bustrble material. _ the dump, must be in
define what may or may not Also non-collecl.able is broken containers or ill a Inl,ll,
be collected, how it is to be
Prepared to'* collection, the type
Plaster, lumbea or ptd,er mazer, -
' ia16'from the renovalion, alter Closed "Oh!"',
or covered
_.I of containers and where it is a tarpaulin so no contents
to placed for collection, ahon or domoldion of a build £all on�the ,frees or off, lin sawdust and shavings are odors escaper
'Garbs o" means all reject- iron collectable as also a r e l lid household waste either am-1 bands des,, Iroultnes, dt risings. AnrY ]il.l.er fr'nm Lhe
maI or vegetable, paper card- and vmilar waste. which fall; on the street:
board; boots shoes and other flay,
ay stt atv manure, fuino-i be cleaned ip by I:he oe,i
wearing apparel, Mass and tin lure the •carcass of any am -I. the town employees will
food containers and any 011ie, to d, hie annuals -or birds,i up the material and the
refuse which can be burned ex- Lrus.h andautomobilo tires also l' Party will be charged wit
cePt materials defined as "non- are ostile, non collectible list. expenses.
collectable ' r All garbage must be:drainedl Receptacles must he se
"Ashes" takes in the residue and ,wrapped andplacediu,cov_: for collection as close tr
of; any household fuel• tin and ered metal or plastic containers if street curb as possible wi
glass containers used for emther not wei^hing more than 60 "obstructing the road or
than food containers, waste e- Pounds when full. f Ivalk Collectors will not
Ashes most be cold and in any house or olhir buildt
metal containers of a capa, ity, 'pick up garbage nor re
of not ntoro than one bushel. any fee.
\'"sPaPers, magazines and � : Complete' copies of tho t
i other paper must be noodled are available at :Site offls
I and .tied while cartons have toi the, Town Clerk.
he flattened and bundled'1vith-i Ingersoll Sanitary Rol'use
in the 60 pound weight limit. ' 'be the local collector and
.11 No person other, then the a five year coutract with
.1 householder may pick over or town.
interfere with any bundles of!' -
�1 cY d tva^ iv ! Paper or articles placed for
removal.
Sns receptacles bus,
inumt are �I
"Permitted for any family, store,
shop or other building- wiLlt Lhe
{ v r f exception of hospitals; churches, 1-
�
a s, m rls or other public iusGLu--�
> br r �.�,� ..
r F, ,tious designated by Council. I �� IK-7YG7
it �a � c
N l � "� ";�.. i �n �'xra g1411
-tk;^E x"`y n� ,ems $ •
Fm
.� v�� +�4 �,.tt`�,,a '�'ib�,n••• ��'4� ��� T �>•`I��' ��.tl �' _. . wT.. Y� ✓'i �-�„•K�
'Sb"s�•,'`y��A� � tiR.< �w l�s. l',Mi�p1 6^��'. ) : l'1 iVS'N:+•�,
�'T>a^'?✓�..,�.�.?.,L.Z�"i.��,�+n"l�w�a�'kw.RAC."�'�,.n�'«-.A�`�`,,�$�a"a.ki�'&�. °za���, -.,z.>a � ;c;J: Jy i 7-�rA...-.��Cr.—_
Ch �f
"'4/iTy'•.'[ �p (!�,
4
w
rlohn C. McBride, was appoi
A STONE CAIRN in front
of the main entrapre to llic
school topped. with the large
bell - taken from [lie, dorn•er
Collegiate whicli stood on the
shut wasunveiled yesterday
9
'LdiQueeu's Council in the New
�I ee a''s announcement by Attorn
c ; y-General Arthur Wishart. Mr.
r. IMcPride has practised in Inger-
..isoll since 1950 . He served on
� the Ingersoll District Collegiate
,Board for nine years, two as
ichairrnan; he Is a director o❑
the Y. M.C.A. Board, vice
president of the Chamber of
Tat'tile Ingersoll D„tiiel. Col _ors ,and president: Br' i Commerce and campaign chair
legiate lnslituh s annnai _P4. Manor J. C.11 r Lrt, grin- man of the Canadian Cancer
Cadet Inspection seen unvell opal, s an s right. Ihis was ;Society Ingersoll Branch,
ing the. plaque, See Student One of: the Stulertt. Couircil's 11
Council ntenibiu•s .4nn Pir'e_ , Centennials projects. l
..Anne Bmu��_.Neniiao Fdand�