The Lucknow Sentinel, 1955-06-08, Page 7WEDNESDAY, JUNE :8th, 1955
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LyceUm,. Ti..eatre
WIN.GHAM
First Showing at 7.15 p.m,
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Wednesday, Thursday,,
JUNE 8-9
"JULIUS, CAESAR",
Marlon Brando and Greer
Carson star in this magnifi,
cent filming of Shakespere's
play. .
Adniissien 75e - 50e . 35e
Friday. • Saturday,
JUNE .10-1F
"MAN WITH A
'MILLION!'
Gregory Peck stars in this
Mark -Ilwain story of the mil-
lion
il=lion pound bank note.
Matinee Sat. afternoon .2 phi.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
'JUNE 13=14-15.
"JUPITER'S
DARLING"
A satirical musioal comedy
..dealing .with. Hannibal's invas-.
ion` of. ' .ome.. This. is in
CinemaSoope., and .Colour ,and
stars , • Esther Williams " and
Howard Keel.' •
THE LUCKNo•W SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,, • ONTARIO
PACE' SEVEN
NOTICE TO PLOT • OWNERS;
TIFFIN'S CEMETERY
. TAKE ..NOTICE .that a .meeting
will •be .` 'held. at the . Langside
+Conlmo:nity°'Centre; in the Town-.
ship, bf, Kinloss, on; the 5th day
of July . at the hour .of 8.30 o'clock
p.m.., (Daylight Saving 'Time) for.
• the purpose . of electing Trustees
for Tiffin's Cemetery,,. consisting
of one, acre .,.off . the South :East
'corner of : Lot` No: '29 ; and.. one.
acre off the 'South West:; Corner
sof Lot No.. 30, both in. Concession
•4 : of the Township of Kinloss in
;'the Couri.ty.-of Bruce.
THE. • OWNERS of. Plots are .re-
quested: to ..attend-- the' meeting;-
DATED at Wingham, Ontario;
this --2nd -day of June, A.D., 1955.
"Jainiesoh Pettapiece" •
"Wendell 'Taylor"
"Charles Taylor', Plot': Owners.
-TENDERS' ,
Tenders for `10 ton • of ,. hard
'' furnace coal to be. delivered .'to.
S.S.S. 1N71..Ash.tieid (eparat
School, Kingsbridge) ; not :later.
than July 30th, 1955. Tenders will
be 'received by the • secretary `not
• later than' June 20th, 1955, The
lowest or any tender not nee-
essarily accepted.
Joe O'Keefe, Secretary,
•'Kintail P.O:, Ont.
I•',. LANDS
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE, of
a: Writ of Execution issued Out of
the County Court of the County
Of . Bruce and to me ,.delivered
and directed against the lands of
Ezra Sitler, in a . certain action
in which the said Ezra Sitler is
the .Defendant and Albert Wad-
dell is the. Plaintiff, I have seized
and taken in execution and will
offer for sale by public • auction
at my office at the Court House,
,in the Town of Walkerton in the
County` of Bruce on Friday, the
17th of June,• 1955 • at• 3.15 in the
afternoon, allright, title, inter-
est and; equity of redemption of
'the said Defendant, Ezra. Sitler,
and •out of the ,following
lands, , , • k
,ALL. AND: SINGULAR these
certain parcels, or tracts of lands
lying and being: '
FIRSTLY; The 'south half of
Lot No. 30 in the 12th Concession
of the Township of Culross in the
County of Bruce, containing .50.
acres, more or less.
SECONDLY: A. portion of Lot
No. "19 in•.the first Range .North
of the Durham ,Road in the Town-
ship-of
own=ship of .-Kinloss in' the County , of
'Bruce more particularly describ-
ed as follows: •Commencing' at a
point'in the Southerly boundary
of said Lot 19, Which point is
distant. 189 . feet westerly from
the • South-east . angle thereof:
thence Westerly along the South-
erly boundary
outh=erly..boundary of, said Lot a dis-
tance of .546, feet; thence North-
erly arid parallel :.to: the Westerly,
boundary. of said =Loi. a• distance
of 311 feet; thence Easterly .and
parallel 'With the .Southerly boun-
dary of 'said 'Lot, a 'distance ; of
;374 feet '' more' ,or . less .to the
Easterly. boundary, of Said Lot;
• 19; thence. . South-easterly ' along
the easterly boundary of : said
Lot a 'distance of :74 feet; arid.
thence Southerly and parallel to
the . Westerly'..boundary of said
Lot a distance of. .27$ feet to :the
point of commencement..
Dated at Walkerthn; .this 18th:
day of May, 1955.
E.! D: CAMERON;
Sheriff; 'Briice County.
CARD OF THANKS
Miss Dorothy Ganlnnie wishes
to thank all those who' sent, her
fl`awers, fruit ,; cards and other
remembrances and those -who• vis-
ited her ' while : in the hospital
Mr: and • Mrs Thomas Austin
wish to.'thank, •the ladies of the
Kinloss • K9irshea' :for 'their. kind.
remembrance' on their annivers-
ary: and the • W.M.S. for . their
kind reinembrance• ,when' Mrs;
Austin was sick.
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ssociation
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'Where Better Bulls :Are Used"
The month of May, 1955, shows the biggest with
in
our number of breedings when; compared ' with the same
month the previous year of any month po far in 1955
YOU COULD. BENEFIT
by using our services too, if you are not. doing so ,now.
205 .members• joined our Association during May, 1955,'
1569 ;more cows were bred during 'May 1955, than during
may 1954 for an increase of• 38.5%
The Waterloo Cattle 'Breeding Association is,'a farmer
owned andcontrolled non-profit organization.
Following is what Allificial Breeding has done for dairy,'
farmers in Ontario according td, the 1954 annual :,summary
of ` the Ontario 'Dairy. Herd Imiprovement. Associations: The
tttie •`below shows, !a ;comparison, of A;I sired heifers ' and
. Naturally sired heifers:
No. of ” Av Milk
Glass records
2 yr' old • 1243 291
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Av. Fat • Av. •Test
Lbs.. %
x.52
3.48-
3:54
3.4.
8270
-17736•
'8851
8400
ari- "4— ria -.7.
A+I.' 3 yr old, 830 313 •
Natural 3' yr old ' , 2372;' • , 290 '
The • difference. in prodnction would ply much more
:than, the cost' of Artific al: Breeding fees. •
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For .service or more nformation
Write or phone collect CLINTON 242 •
between '7:30 and 10:00 a.m. on week days and . •
.7:30 and 9:30 a.m., on Sundays or '}tolidayst
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TENDERS
TENDEKS .will be received by
the undersigned ne until Saturday,
forolecting
garbage
,from cottages in the Arnberley
*Beach Sub;Division in the Town
ship of Ashfield. Collections .to
.be made twice weekly during the,
months of July. and August,, •
Lowest or .any tender not nec-
essarily
ec-essarily accepted; • `
Donald M. Simpson,: •..
Clerk. Township of Ashfield',.
• • Kintail, Ontario.
FORMER TEACHER
NAMED MASTER
(ST. ''HELENS 'NEWS
Attend Graduation
• Mr. and Mrs. Fred McQuillin
and Mr. and Mrs, Eldon Miller
were guests, at the, recent nurses''.
graduation exercise. at Victoria
Hospital when their niece,. ,Miss
Eileen- Sparkes of London :: was
one•• of. the ; graduates.•
It is. . withpleasure,• that we
note, the suocess of ' two former
teachers In the, St. Helens school,,
that •of Mr.. James W, Coulter.,
S.A., B.E., of Kitchener, formerly
of "Wingha i, who'.has been ap-
pointed a Master at the, Stratford
Teachers' ..College and `Mr. W:•
Graham MacDonald, B.A. df
don, ':formerly of .: Kinloss Town-
•ship,' who •has received his ' B.E.
degree:' `
Congratulations also, to Murray
Gaunt who came. first in his class
of 87 in his first year. of the .two-`
year associate diploma ; course: at
'O.*.0:.He also won 'a first year.
btn'sary of: $25.-
•Thursday was Grandmothers''
Day at the meeting of the Wo
nen's: Institute held in the Com-
munity Hall with the president,
Mrs., .Andrew Gaunt, in' charge.
'The •.roll ...call, `,`Grandinother's:
Cures" proved, 'very, 'interesting:
The •treasilier ' reported . $166.83
in 'the .'treasury ' and $5.00 was
voted . to the Salvation' Army
Messrs. Elmo and John Pritchard
were. chosen as . judges. for the
mail ` boxes. Mrs. Gaunt, : Mrs.
pp Fred McQuillin and Mrs. Ross
I: Gammie` .were appointed : a'com
mittee, to see what' could, be done
,in, regard to •fixing the Hall: It
was decided 'to.. ask for .the short
course: on - ",Salads" for Novem-
her; •Mrs. E.: Barbour,' Mrs:. Mc
Neil ; ;and. • 'Mrs. C.: Taylor were
appointed to:, arrange for an At
Horne at which Mrs. '.T. J. Salk
cid will ''be ;invited to gave ? a
talk on her Southern 'trip. I,t wai.
voted to sell tickets on, the serv-
ing , 'trays, ` that for- the. srnaller
;'one .among the members. Mrs.
Taylor, 'played some old songs' for
a • musical contest: Miss Mary'
Murray gave an interesting paper
eoitst;=-- "Starshe
are • with what y.ou haveMrs.
-McFarlane- -of• Lucknow.-:.gave_a
reading and Mrs., E. =W: Rice sang.
"Little: Old .Lady". The report . of
the,Distr-ict Annual meeting held
:in Auburn:Was giw•en-�by Mrs. -E
Barbour -arid --Mrs W I Miller -
read the .poem "Grandi'nania" ,.
from an' old school book. Miss
W.. D., Rutherford presented . the
grandmothers . each with a ' cor-
sage and afternoon tea was en-'
,dyed with lunch served' by Miss
1VL,a;-y----MLirray, Mrs:_.:Gl fe 1Vlur-
,ray and' Miss Annie .•_
.Durnin. •
COUNTY COUNCIL' IN
.SESSION AT LIONS HEAD`.
Reeve A. W. Hamilton •of 'Luck
now„ •and• Reeve 'Harold Percy. of
Kinloss are fah -Icing those in at
tendance •at County Council ; at,
Lion's.11ead.•this week. It is'Reeve
Percy's first session,, as the ., sue
cessor to the; late David H, Car-
tFuther's. ' • .
Lion's Head, is , On the Georg
ian' Bay side of lastnor town-
ship, and the council 'conclaves:
milt be held in tie Eastncrr_to-
ship 1ia11 'which ',also serves; as a
coriisriunity centre in the village.
This year is also the 80th 'an-
niversary'
annigersay' . of Lion's Head.. The
village takes its name rrom • the
resemblance to a lion's head dis«
eerned on a rocky cliff about ono.'
mile east of the harbor. '
At one time this resemblance
was quiteemarked but the action
Of the `elements is causing. the
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FRIDAY 'and SATURDAY,: JUNE 10, 11
K:. o Shows Each~ Night at. 7,30— Saturday Matinee at 2,30
' GREGORY FECK .and VIaGINIA M4,Y0 •
`CAPTAIN HORA I'IO HORNBLOWER"
in '•technicolor, ' . . •
All,'the,'seas of the Worldare its stage. -
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W.I: TO HAVE . BOOTH AT
KENNEDY HEREFORD SALE
Agriculture and Canadian In-
dustry' was the theme of our‘June
meeting, which was held in,. the
Recreation :.Centre, . with 'Mrs. C,''
Cook presiding, The minutes of
the previous meeting were .read
and the treasurer's report given.
It was decided to take the short
course, on the.' making of. sand -
Niches, and plans. Were Complet-
ed for: the booth 'which the In.=
'stitute is having at t ue'Kennedy
Sale. Following'a sing song Mr's.
G. Elliott read'th,e scripture, Mrs.
'Orland Richards 'gave a very " in-
teresting paper' on '• the ,:"Beauti-
•ficiation of Haire Grounds".. •, A:
Scotch dance by 'Jean MacKen-
zie and Donna . Corrin• and. a Hi
waian dance by Jane Joynt were
greatly enjoyed'. A 'paper ,on
"Civil Defence, by Mrs. A. Hav-
ens, a piano; solo ,l y Mrs. S. Ir-
win and the motto "Wholesome
homes `are the stepping stones' of
a great country" by Miss Mary
MacLeod, ' brought' a very inter-
esting program tce a close. A.
couple . of contests *ere. conduct-
ed and the ' hostesses in charge
served ; lunch: • •
KINTAIL WOMENS INSTITUTE
The •June. ;meeting of . the Kin-•-
tail W.I. was • held at :the 'home.
of Mrs. -'Will;.- Johnstone.' with. 23
members and nine visitors Cards
of thanks .were , read, and .'fhe
''booth for 'the Ashfield •.'School
Area' Picnic was : discussed. Each:
member is to' bring two pies. The
topic, Agriculture 'and Canadian
Industriss, was taken by -Mrs.
Jim Little' who spoke on. mining,
•and the discovery,' and., use sof
radium,' first,' discovered ,by Gil
bert • Labine Mrs. BOb Scott: spoke . ; held this. month:
on' the use of 'raw materials in
manufacturing. Mrs. Bert Alton,
spoke •on . "Milk • as ..it.; has been
used '.down ' through the ages to
the present ,:
p went 'time ,Mrs, ..Dave
MacKenzie gave a good -.report
from• the District Annual held ath
Auburn., Shesaid that "Members
should express their opinion at
the meeting' and not on the street
afterwards, Amanda Scott sang
:a • lovely solo after, which the:
singing Of The Queen .closed the
meeting. Lima. was served by •
the .committee in charge.
RECEIVE' AUTHORITY'S PLAN
OF PARK DRAIN&
Professor Fred .Ferguson. of the:.
O'.A.C., Guelph, • was' in town the
latter part of, the week at. the
request of the 'Village Council;
,to, Make a.: survey:. of • the- Cale
donian' Park; With a view: to lay,
ing out a : drainage plan of the
grounds:
Mr.. Ferguson's .layout include&.
a main 12 -inch drain and lateral
drains • that' , converge •, in a large.;
catch basin. Itis planned` in such •
'a Nay that • the . work 'cap be-
carried
e
carried out as'the cost. permits,.
without, . any ' overlapping or • in
terfer+ence of the various opera -
Time or.cost isnot likely to -
permit the full job being done
this year. There is . also consid- ;'
eraably _levelling ;of °fill :.to be
done; ' and if there is,:to be an... ,
Intermediate ball team, .this War
must be completed . soon,; The-
team; has already 'been in action
twice, but all homegames have
to be postponed for the time be-
'
ing. .r
•: The Pipe -Band find -it--difficult----
to: make . definite • plans for their
annual.. tattoo which_ was to- be
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