The Lucknow Sentinel, 1955-04-20, Page 5'WED,NrSDAY, APRIL 20th, 1,955 •
• BRUCE ZONE MEETING'
Notices of the meeting called
to organize 'Bruce County (Zone
1) of. the GeOrgian Bay Develop,
ment .AsSodiation as 'part of the
plan sponsored by the Depart-.
. anent of Planning and, Develop -
;Tient, which have gone out to
• all municipalities in the 'County,
• set ' the date of this important
meeting as Thimday, Apra 2lat.
will be held in the Public Lib-
rary, Port Elgin, and will com-
• mence at 8,30 pan. •
1‘,../iunielPalities ',who „wish to
participate are 'asked to 'send re-
.• preserriaViiresronr • theif
Cun-
i1s and an inVitation has also
• been - extended',• to members •�f
...Boards of --Trades; Chambers Of
CoMmerce .and other interested
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• The , importance of the Zone,
meetingis emphasized by hie
tact that it will choose i2 Zone
• Directors and 'Make, tentative
plans(, for attendante .at' the final
organization meeting of ,the As-
sociation; to be held. in Midland
,on A 281h •. ,
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A good attendance is looked for. Wingham.
as already many Bruce m
zpalitiesz4ileekte'
the Association to the extent of
a 10e per capita. grant, Wide • in-
terest in' the plan is being shown
throughOut .the County. *
LUCKNOW. SENTINEL, LucicNow, oFrAftiO
FOURTH CONCESSION
Sincere .sympathy is !extended
to Mr.. Stuart "hough of 'Walker-
ton in the loss, of his young wife
who .passed away in the K -W
Hospital at Kitchener last Wed-
nesday. Blis• grandmother, Mrs.'
MacIver. and • aunt., Mrs: I.
Dickie, attended , the funeral at
We- Lutheran Churh, Walkerton
On Saturday. '.• , . : •
1Vir:' and *Mrs. .1-ler13
Bill and Marian, „motored to 'Lon -
thin on Thursday' for Mr., Duna
Maodonbel; virhO'has been 'a pat-
ient! in St.- Joseph's • Hospital
• Mrs., E. Purvis,. Mrs. •d. Roul-
sten and Kenneth enjoyed 'a few
days visitinerelatives at Strath-
roy last .week.
• Miss Shirley McClure. spent.
the week -end with , relatives at
Women's Association Group .
The GrOUP of the W.A.. Met
Tuesday evening in the Church
•Fellowship Room With 20 'mem-
• bers present. Mrs. G. Brooks. pre-
sided for this taster meeting, the
theme -being PHe Is Risen". The
devotional period was taken by
the leaders, Mrs: Brooks and Mit.
W. Howey, with Mrs. P..Mathers
and Mrs. B. MaCKenzie reading
the scripture. lessons. The differ-
ent committees reported and the
roll call was a.nswered by an
Easter , lElAble, verse. The' Ma• i
meeting features a sale of bulbs
eflaiwers and the leader ask ,
.that thesbe labeled as to vai--
,i.etY. and color, 'Mrs. Stuart Coll',
• Ye.r bad charge of the prograin.
and the: g!.iest; Mrs, Chris Shel-.
• ton of• Shelton ManufacturirirCO.
gave a very interesting demon-
• stration on hand Painting.serving
• trays which she and her. husband
make:•She donated two .of these
•to the W.A. Mrs; L. 'Ashton .gave
a piano solo and Mrs, Collyer a
reading. The meeting .closed With
the 'benediction. The committee in
charge served lunch,-
Vitited Church .V.P.U,
• l'he meeting opened withIcen-:
neth MacNay leading the inem-
bers in a*sing song. The worship
period 'opened with the singing
,of "Reseue the perishine, after
which Beverly lVfacNay read the
scripture. "Dear Lord and' Fath-
er of Mankind" was sung,' A
quartette compiiSed of' Elmer
Umbach, Roddie ..and..' Eldon
Wraith and Arnold Hartford en-
tertained the groupwith.a couple
• of. songs. Elmer Umbach then
gave the topic on "Missionary
Work".This topic proved Very
in teresting-and• Elmer -gave -many
interesting Points -"On the) Work
of the miss. ionaries. This brought
•tO.,a• :close the, wOrshig. period:
All members, of the, Y.P.I. are
• asked Ito attend the evening - ser-
vice this Sunday as it is hoped
that • the student • minister, Mr.
Stone, will: be able 'to attend. A
box social is planned 'for Wed,
nesday evening at six o'clock, A
,good time is expecte4. The meet-
.ing .adjourned with puzzles and
the repeating Of the rni.zpah. ben-
ediction.
P A GE FM
Before you buy any truck
:LOOK *UNDER THE HOOD
and be sure of true short -stroke power'
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%sweeping the-trirck'hillistrr7,1,7.-rnodermlbort-strokelowee
Be sure you're getting a true short -stroke engine—, -with the stroke
as shoreas,.or shorter than, he bore. Short -stroke engines prolong ring
life up to 53%, 'give substantial savings in gas, and last longer:
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• .They're* here—the new "MOOpy4fakerS".
4 --Ford Triple -Economy Trucks for '55!
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Come in and see them -get the full story
on Triplelconomy-400k under the -hood: '
Tor money-making--ArdieFstre-nginex;----
-,--new-overhead..valve.design in e.very seri_es,
Examine the cabs, for.,driver-.saving coin -
fort; new Convenience. features. Check die.
payloads, see .how Ford!s. money -saving
_capacities 'fit into your haulingpicttire. For
• economy—for durability—for suitability— •
• haul with yOrd Trucks new "Money,
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GN.W.A—A5000 LBS• .
PAYLOAD- • UP TO 1418 LB.,
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‘71$14.1.41
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SEE YOUR. FORD
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crankshaftsr-electricaLsystems- and ...cooling—Enew..savings
in fuel and increased engine life!.
•‘Driierized Cabs ... new power options tut 'driver •
fatigue ... permit more work per day •
Again in '55, Ford's famous Driverized Cabs id the way
in comfort, 'convenience and ridingease. Nwai••*oiellP,iaitic
upholstery on• deep foam -rubber
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power Options—Power Steering*, Power Brakes* (even
on haikonners), improved automatic transmission* with
. new low -gear starts—make all driving'easier! '
(*E.rara-coit oPh`ons on eeilain models.)
Over 125 models up to 40;000 Ibs'
• extended. range of. spring, axle and tire options'
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FIRST MEETING /.•
KINLOS$ COUNCIL AHNUTES.
Xinlois council rnet ithe
Hall on
Kinloss. 13th, 1955, Mein -
bars. present; Harold Perc!4 •
Reeve and CouncillOrs Murray.:
Moffat, Corm' and Carruthers,
ml:tiray,Mciffati" that the m*,
utes of the' regular meeting • ot
March 7t#1). as read.* approval
and signed, •• '
Moffat. , iCarruthers that ..^'Eit
Thomson and . .t.zink Miller. be.
paid. Calfhood. inspectors' ,feet..
•gurray,Col-traf-the,rold7-41.,
lavvan,eeleases, to Russell Btr.shelI
be renewed for 1955; ,
.,Moffat- Carnithers—that the.,
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Warble fly inspector be 'paid $5• 0
accbtint. •
Murray -Moat. that
ffMrs. Mar-
garet Carruthers be paid the sum
of $25.00 Couneil 'fees of the late ,
Reeve. for the period of . Janu- •
ary,, February and March meet- ,
• IVInffat-Murray • that 'DaiiT.
MacKinnon be paid $21.25 Codn-,:
cil tfeeS for •the. period Of Jan -
vary, February and March..
• Carruthers -• Murray that the
auditors report for the year 1954.
Showing' a surplus of $1,097.47 he
accepted arid hebe paid- his fees
of $150.00.
• Moffat -Murray" that • we •
ward the sum of $5,000.00 to the
Wingharn .1IoSpital,: balance. .of
Kinloss Share' of the new.Wing. •
Moffat -Conn that the Kraemer-
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Murray 'Drar4age • By -Law' be ••
given thirdreading. and :finally .
passed sed thiS!, :13.th day'
of April,,:19
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Murray -Moffat that we 'do now-
dadar,Mayotirto2;irria;eelt4•5a5gin
.,a• on 'Mon-
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Cheques, issued : 'Ed Thompson,
calfhoiod ;vaccination fees, $21.20;'
Frank Miller; calfhoocl vaccini7
fees, 2.80; Milan Moore,
• sheep claim,. Lawience
MacLeod; in:Sp. above, 2.40; Mun,.
ricipal,Werld,:supplies,.:23.20;
Cul-
ross Ins. Co.,, insurance. on Hall,
15.95; McLennan 'and MacKenzie,
-Wreath, 15.00; Treas Viflage of
:Luckno:w, • fire pall, J; England,'
.50.00; relief, 100.00; Dr. J. A. age,.
Donald; school' dental work, 60.00;.i.
' Ed" Moore, : disinfeotant, W. F-.;
27,60; T. J... Mansfield, gas and
oil, W..F., 4042; 0. lfarnilicin,
in-
spector W. F., 60,00; Mrs. .Mar-
• garet • !Carriithers, Council fees,
25.00; Dan T. MacKinnon, 21.25;
• W. 'B. 'Ard,:auditor'S fees, 150.00;
J. R. L:ane', O. I3oard fee 2.00,
postage 5.00, •unemploY. stamps,• .:
5,40-4.12.40; j. Lane, election
expenses, 223.89; Mrs. Jas. Smith, •• ,
„ caretaking, 2,4A3; TreaS, -
ham Hospital, balance Kinloss
Share; 51000,00.. •• •
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Highway eheques: Pay roll No.
4, '$530.10; C. E. MacTavish, fuel
• oil, 61.20; L. Backing; snow.,folow,
O. Bannerman, •snow
plow,; 54.00; H.'1. 'iiiierinaii
tire_ and tube, 265.'04; Robinson Ai
•Road machinery Co, sepairs and :
• labor; .71.11; R. Forster,: welding, •
7.50; Kinlough Garage,
.ing, 5:00;" Dept. of Highways,gas •
tax, 33.66; J. Mansfield,' re-!.
paanci-labori-16-40; H; H-Baii
nertnan, snow Plow, 42,00; 'truce
MacMillan, Snow plow," 42.00.'•
•J. RI LANE,. Clerk,
In every series, from half-tonners to giant "Big Joi6s”, Ford
offers you NO payload capacities. For example, the new
F-100 Pickup now has payloibcapaity, up to 1618 ths,
Grosi Vehicle Weights ratigetiom 5000 lbs. fo 40000
Gross Combination 'Weights go,right up to, 60,000 lbs. Axle
and spring capacitieshave been increased.. ' •
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The annual meeting.. of the
Lu.ckriow Wornen's Institute was ,
heid On Friday,' :April '15th,:. in
'the Reereatibn Centre, wjth the
president, Mrs, Chas. COOk,.ir
charge. Following ,the op.cning
exercises and the roll oall, which
vst-;a's answered' by -Ole paying •of .
fees; it :was'. decided to send ;2'5 •
to Hospital. Mrs, W.m.
1 Dought: ga've a splendid report
of .a meeting of the District,
Dir-
(to1' 'which , was 'held, at Bell -
;file reports ..uf the clifferehl.
00111111 ittO('S 41,1*(1 given 'and
• lowing are the slate 0 -0 teem:
ir0icTent M Chns,' Cook; 1st
vice, Mns. .,Russ Robertson; 2ml:
vibe,„ Mi. Win, Douglas;
treas., Mrs. A. tIav,ens;
Mrs. j. W. Joynt; assistant 'pian-
ist, Mrs. Grant. Mcbiartnic4 dis
triet direetor, Mrs,/ •rtuss John -
'Ston,
•, Following the sirtging of The
1110,w -Oueen, the :members ,sat ddiArn to. .
enjoyable pot -luck SuPper.
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