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Tim LUCK TOW SENTINEL, :LUCIKNOW, ONTARIO•
' WBDiESDAYA 4EPT:.21st,..1955
• Sornething; to See .
the 90th Annual,
CALEDONIAN PARK'
3' :Tuesday, .Septanber 271
'ednesda
Fair to be officially opened by Mr. Alex McTaggart . of the
Agricultural Societies Branch of the Dept.: of Agriculture,
Monster Parade at i.S.
From Public School To 'Fair Grounds 'Headed By
Lucknow. District High School Band-
FLOATS.; :DECORATED: -BICYCLES
HUNDREDS
OF SCHOOL CHILDREN'. •
Float. Prides -$15, •$10, $5. -Bicycle Prizes 45, $4, $3, $2, $1.
' • Rural School Chorus :.and
Yell•
Public Speaking Contest•
Ladies' ' Cow Calling Con.
Bubble Guy Blowing .Con-
test
Chi1Iren's Races
Bicycle Races, etc.
- DONALD --BLUE,..
Master of Ceremonies
Grandstand Showby. Earl Heywood and .His Gang
SQUARE DANCE CONTEST -$20, :$15, $_10
4-H BEEF• CALF CLUB SHOW
;TUG P9 WAR for JOHN. HANNA TROPHY
•
,te __Jum.
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•T�ro Parachute
Weather and Wind permitting there will be two
breath -taking:, delayed -opening parachute dumps.
l•;
Clown' -. Sideshows ' • Merry -Go -Round'
Admission to Grounds 50c and ` 25c
TOWN HA Ir, WEDNESDAY' Night, Sept. 2,8
'at 8.15 share
A Highly Rated Variety' Show by. Listowel Artists,
featuring "The Country Squires" male quartette.
•
Dance After ' Concert
Modern 'and Old 'Time Dancing Henderson's Orchestra
Wm. McIntyre, Pres..
Alex T. MacNay, Sec.
PURPLE GROVE
A bus load. of Club girls at-
' tended the. London Fair last
week.
• : Miss Margaret hRobertson vis-'
jted" Thr a few days with'Miss
Annie McLeod of Lucknow. •
Hinlough L.O.L. : • 1139, held
;thiels monthly :meeting on -dues=
day. evening of last week, Wor-
shipful Master.. John Emerson
presided over the meeting '..and
gave; abrief account of his trip
to the ,$ritish .Isles, -but stated
that a :room full account would
be given later *hen films : would
e shown. are ce Y a en
Glamis was present and also
spoke, inviting . the` Kinlough
.brethren . to be • present in the
Blackhorse Lodge the following
evening, where the Royal, Scar-
let Chapter would be conferred
on a group of candidates.
congratulations to Mr. & Mrs.,i readings• .by Linda Button; an inn-
Russell Stanley on the ';•rival, of teresting talk on "Canadian Mus-
a baby boy:
Mr, and Mrs.`Frank Currie vis-
ited at the horne of Mr. and Mrs.
Eli-_Mor-ganatT-ee, w`ater-on- ti
day. •
Mrs, Helen Swan. spen ; a few',
days' at London n Fair. •lasweek
LIGH:TNINGL_ KILLS i 'DE•SATvitu ►Y RAID ON
COIN, SAVE.' BARN-
(CULROSS .CORNERS NEWS)
Patsy . ;Schumacher attended a
birthday•party for Madonna Gra-
ham on Monday after school.,
•Reg Brown accompanied
friends on .a• motor trip to Lon-
don on Tuesday and attended the
Western . Fair. Others. attending
the Fair on different days were
Club ;girls, Barbara, Joyce and
Betty, Haldenby,Sharon Hod-
gins +and"their• leader; Mrs. Perry
Hodgins., Others. 'attending were
M. and; :Mrs. Prank Thompson
Mr.: and Mrs. ;:James Wraith, • Mr;
and; Mrs, Morley -.Wall and fain -
The well drillers; ''have' sunk: a
new well at the home of Mr.• and.
Mrs. D,on Donaldson. :•
Messrs. Frank and Reg.. Brown
•atcorpanied by Jack Barr • of
Kinlotigh, made a business trip
to Stratford Thursday 'evening.
Have our peepers on a. new.
television aerial at the home of
Mr: • end Mrs,' Art Hodgins.•
A severe electric storm: hit this
immediate vicinity Wednesday
evening. just after ,supper. At Art
Hodgin's farm both the : -house and
;barn were struck. A cow was,
killed• in the stable and the barn
set on: fire, but . prompt action
had . the •blaze . under control be,
`fore -the Teeswater-Fire-ABrigade-:
arrived on the scene: Mr I3od-.
ins' hhad,'rbeen milking the cow
lust a few moments before it was
ns
killed. • ..•
Morley. Wall lost a couple of
bead : of cattle. Hydro' was off
partially or • completely in, most.
ihomes At Morley Wall's and
Frank litrown-'s, an -electrician had
to be called 'in before . `complete:
service was 'restored: There' was
Imuch minor damage ',About. the
only thing not: disruptedwas the.
telephone service:, •
•We' are sorry to repirt Cannan
Whytock, to have been: inured
'in a car accident Tuesday even
ing: At time 'of writing we are
glad' to report, that she is 'home
and ..doing nicely. - _ • _ •> ._...•
Mr: and Mrs. Jack Schumacher
8r
Helen and Mrs. Charles. &hit.-
niacher arrived 'home late Friday
:afternoon' after' spending • nearly
five weeks :on,' 'a •'. motor .trip;•.'to-
Western ;Canada..
Donnie ' Wall celebrated his 7th
birthday on Saturday' by having
a . party' for his boy, friends. .
At time !ca writing; -Donna and
Billy Wall. are 'confined to their
beds. ' Hope you both . ; are well
soon. •
MVI;.. -and Mrs. Melvin Zettel left
Saturday morning • ;for Detroit
Where they 'will spend' the Week-
end:
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown and
Reg spent, Sunday evening with
Mr. , and Mrs. Hugh ' Nicholson &
farirlyat llervie -,.
Dr. and Mrs. Colin vellum' of
Toronto spent 'Saturday with Mr,
and Mrs. :Midford 'Wall and Don-
nie.
Houston -Johnstone W.A. Group
The ' Houston Johnstone Group.
of the . W.A. of ' the Lucknow.
United Church. met •at the .home
sof:•-;Mrs, . Redvers.i JohnistiMe ori"
Wednesday evening. With Mrs.
Harvey Houston '^presiding, the
Meeting opened with the .theme
song' and'. repeating the 'Lord's
prayer. Script -Are was read by
Mrs. George',Elliott . and 'Medita-
tion by Mrs. J. C. McNab. Mrs:
Huusttin lid sayer fol owe
by the hymn, ."HowFirma Foun-
dation". The :devotional
part was
concluded by repeating the mot-
to: The• ..program; presided'' over
by Mrs. Gilchrist,included vio-
lin selections by Dr. Little; two
Miss-' 1Vlargaret rx of-Arf1 t
was a visitor at the hone: of Mr.
icians",' the- theme of the• .pro=.
gram, "by Itev. G. A. Meiklejob:n;
electric guitar selections by Rod
dy:.:and....l ldon...W.ra-ith-..arid-•-a polo;,
"In the Garden", l?y' Misa Mar-
garet Rae: Mrs. Gilchrist eon-
ducted NLra .musical contest and
s George _41.lao_tttt...tn.oved-a_vote,
of • thanks to the hostess. The
meeting closed with prayer by
and Mrs, Donald McCosh reofnt-I R. Meiklejohn. Lunch was ser-
•vect .the_,cnmt± ;+ R..... -Fr:
Gilchrist, Mrs. George Elliott and
Mrs, J. Wraith, with " a social.
• hour enjoyed by all.
ly.
r ., was a
speaker. at the Institute at •Holy-
rood• last 'Thursday. •
�OSlit--BOTTL&SIT
Ontario -Provincial Police from,'
Goderich executed a search' war-
rant' .at the Horseshoe • Club in
West Wawanosh Township. on
Saturday night and, are reported
to have seized several cases of
ale • and beer. Charges were laid
under the Canada Temperance'
Act.
The Helens Club'
b' located on • the' St.
a short distance
south of Highway 86 in, 'Huron
County. I.t has been in operation
since early.'summer.
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COUNCIL 'MINUTES
RINEOS•S TOWNSHIP
Council, met in the .' hall, 'Sep_
tember 6th, 1955, 'as per adjourn=:
anent.."The Reeve and C'rouncillor
Moffat absent. Councillor Murray
Was made reeve ' pro -tem
The minutes' of the ,Nast• reg-
ular meeting of August 2nd as
read were approved and sirgned.
..George . Radford: was ,ordered
to 'be ',paid balance' on contract
Kraemer -Murray ,.drain, $215:00
less
$10.00 allowed P. A. Murray
for. work -done;
A grant of $15;00 was' given
to 'the ° Bruce • • County' -plowing
match:, `
'On consideration. of the tenders.
re-ceived-for :the ••construction -of
,the 1taake Municipal Drain, the.
tender of Bostock and Regan at
'the ':lump .sum of $8,340.00 was,
accepted, workto:be donein•ac-
cordance ' with: the'. engineer's
plan, profile; and : specifications,.
'and' to ' be completed this ' fall , if
possible; • •
-On-'-recownanendation�-•-of the:
`Department 'of Municipals Affairs,
a ngw By-law, No. 9, '1955, was
finally passed for• the purpose of,
Federation of Agriculture levy
of two-fifths; of'a: mill for mem-
Ibership fee _ •
A petition . was prepared ask -
ng.' the Department of ,Highways.
f the interim .grant on the. road
expenditure 'from January . l st to
August .31st` .of._1955
The drainage .petition of ;Elmer
Huffman .Tiffin.'
�; Wesley and ..Ro
Y
•Huffhnan was accepted, and the
clerk forward to' •the engineer. -'
• Council then.' adjourned to •meet •
again on Monday, • October -3rd,
Cheques • issued:. ,hydro- at hall,
G. R.: ;Gear,: grant to plow-
ing match,, •15.00; • Lucknow ,Sen-,
tinel, •. voters'. 'lists,;' drainage by-
laws, etc., $238.25; . W.. S. Eadie
& Son; • tile; 're •
e ' tiling .,Eadie
tib
TIME. TABLE.
CHANGES ..
Effective
SUNDAY'
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EPt .51h,'i955
Full information ,
from.'agents. •
•
premium on insurance,; 274,67;
Earl Harris, . repair on Harris
Dram, 89:90; Mrs. James Murray,
allowance K=M . drain, 23.00;
Grant Eckenswil1er,. 'allowance '
K• -M drain, 10:00; P. A. Murray,'
-work charged to 'contractor, 1{-11M
drain,: 10.00; James '•A. 'Howes,.
final; inspection K -M. drain ,40:00;
relief,`. 100:00; Mrs., James Smith,
caretaking;::4;00; Dan.T. MacKin-
nen,'commissioner's, fees River_54'
drain; '75.00; • James' A. Howes;
'final inspection River 54' drain,
35; QO_;.�oddy�tnglis,.'retiting )adie- ;--
drain,' 250.00; Harold McQuillan;
assistance Eadie, drain; ' 16.00;
Bruce Thorcnson, assistance ; Eadie
drain; 12.00; George. Radford,
balance contract .K -M• • drain, ,
205.00;; Village of Lucknow, fire
call to. P. M. `Johnston; 50.00; Dr;
T. B. Cleland, refund overpay
ment-: 1954 taxes 9:68. Highway cheques: Pay List No
'9, '$398,35; Pedlar People Ltd.,'
culverts, 416.56; Rbsco Metal Pro
ducts, . culverts, 621 88;, Robinson
Irwin, .: culverts;: .504.24; Dom.
inion;. 'Road' 'Mach: Co., repairs,
198.10 Wm., • Hunter; gas repair;.
C 80 C. E. McTavish, fuel oil and.
grease;' 39.40; MacIntyre & Irwin; ::
filter • lights, ' 35,i75;,. Wm. MacIx-
tyre, ;6 anonths '•telepho'ne, 1150
Dept: ; of Highways, gas ` tax,
22:00; ;King 'Constru,ction. Co,, 80
percent • bridge' •'contract, .1,760:00; . .
J. 'Conn, the and labor,' 12.04;
Rpss, ' per 4cartage. wire- fence,
18.1a; 'Thomas Austit,-7 per, cart •
age wire fence, 13,86; T.
field,' tire repair . and 'labor,
188.75; R. Forster, welding,' 14.50;
:Webter & . MacKinnon; cement - -
for bridge,. 575:00;•.J. A , McD'on
agh ;Share road :insurance,.
114.69. '•
Drain, 127.2.4; J. A. McDonagh, J. R. LANE;: Clerk
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YOU
waving sofe Langside • Store i . an ' ' _avid -
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vi' Nichols• we'. take this, opportunity to express our sincere ap- • , . .
preciation to, friends andcustomers for the pleasant. business -1 ----
and social relations we have enjoyed.- ' ' . '
' We wish also to acknowledge the co-operation of Lock=,•
now merchants.
:- Vie. have eil o ed tour association in the community. and
. hope to -long . • retain themany friendships we . have formed.
_._..To -our snc:cors~ We -extend best' wisties and `bespeak for-: _.
'them, a continuance. of your patronage and good Will.
• Sincerely, ,
N :LCH.ESTER:-FEA+GAN
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Citizens itizens are reminded that Daylight. Saving. Tiine
-frcrarllrend crthe bwv:et �:meAtitt-th tt -Ste oda 'd-_
Time wilt again bein effect commencing on
Sunday. • '
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