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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1955-11-30, Page 15`30th, 1955; r�R 'E. e [L, tES- • if To 1 • girls have • ,he •• evening -. the ''Session. well. talked had been gave. 'book- . Time. was. Christmas an to sell. ith , taps.•• • • . ve. •.. • • ••• • .• • • • l WEDNESDAY,NOV,, 3Oth, 1$55 MONUMENTS, MEMORIALS WAi,KERTON We are .tbe only, Manufac- turers in this part of Ontario ' of • high Mass .monuments` who. import granite 'from the. Old `Country in the rouagh• by: the carload and process from the rough' to . the.•finished , Monument. No.... middleman; When choosing a monument Cottle • and see one or the largest selections in Ontario. • Established' over 'sixt'y years. Write or phone Walkerton 8 .and reverse' charges. ' SKELTON 'MEMQRIALS WALKFRTON THE LUCKNOw SITTINEI•, . LU,CKNOW, ONTARIO rrrrTer�c�aC7st) -Cptete1)ralfifgE 'stem ,In Kinloss A$ Permanent -(by our Kinlough Correspondent) 'Mr. Alex MacLeod of Lucknow, and former road superintendent for Kinloss Township; was chair- man -for the"Kinloss nomination meeting held last Friday at. Holy- rood. • • , Reeve Harold Percy, spoke' on business transacted at the County. Council •.sittings in. June 'and. No temLber, including the County, grader,. the County engineer's ap-• pointment'• fr om 14 applications and the neve: concrete.`bridge 'et Pihkertbn in etjnory of the� ,late Geom George :Stephenson; County en . ineer. Mr. • Percy said .. that . in .regard to 'indigent hospital pat rents the amount .of $20,000 was paid, in 'the ,County: In the calf • vaccinati.on sch'em'e ' ' 12,0.00 , mals received- vaccine,' Bruce County Museum •(.tfe' former Southampton'' " p u b.11,i.e school)' which was purclased''for $1.00, 'houses 4,0OQ articles by 'do:. nation' .or' loan :. During the first few' months there were 9;000 Vis- itors at •'25c admission fee. To hospitals ; ..in the area . grants. of $25;000. were given. • • Druce ,.County .library • serves 135 schools at a cost 'of $10..00 for when`: you. purch.as:e .one pail of Swift's Calf. Nursing Formula eleven 'filling —Phone 9, Lucknow, . Ont.. CHRISTMAS y the RECREATION HALL, LU'CKNOW at 8.30 Pard. • _..... . AS FOV VL GET 'f�'Ot.�It :`CHS I T from. the choice °selection of turkeys and .chickens g ' • . ' being given away. at these 'bingosr V V • each school section where adults 'end children alike may • benefit from better reading material. Schools in. the . Towntship which are benefitting by 'chis mobile library service are S.S. ' Nos. 1, 2, ''"► 7 end 8. • . Counci11oi Speak 1Vlurray outlined • Ow municipal, drainage system,' He said, "We, in • Kinross. have 'more municipal drains than any Muni- cipality that I know of". kr. Mur= ray pointed; Out that many are old and need repairs.' He, felt that' ' if a complete drainage program was carried out , it wouldbe• more dressed the: meeting and stated that .although new in the coun cl, he 'had enjoyed • the work, Anbtlier matter, referred' to by 'the Reeve, was the.. Township. dump located on Con. 14 at the rear. of • Arthur B`reck°les.. prop- erty. This will be ready this fall. Suitable . signs . will be 'erected. The ,equalized assessment was also explained by. ,Mr, Percy. .Mr. .Wtlliarrn M'acintyre, ,road superintendent; Outlined,wor k done , on the roads, inluding snowplowing, road improvement;. grave -1 c;rusliingTa7dibtdge build- ing.. • The • treasurer, • ,Frank Thomp son, explained some of the : de tails 01 .the 'fipancial 'statement He thanked • the. 'council .for '.th co-operation . which. he has re • e• . • The tax collector,' Gordon Wall; ekpensive` at -the time. but ;would be permanent.' We..should 'take "an interest in.. :,our. municipality; ' Its was moved by' Art . Breckles . and seconded !by P. •.A., Mur ray that resolution be, forwarded to' the 'department re• .• 'Te.. Municipal Drainage Act. Three . drains were completed 'this' year. in: the Twp. namely, the Nine Mile, the Kree- mer-Murray ° and .the Kaake drains. Farish Moffat,'..'. speaking on •social welfare, ;stated that each year brings greater . 'demands.. Five years ago new ibridges were found necessary in the Town-` ship, •one of which • is ' now com pleted. He "said a tremendous amount of work has :,been done. iri various places • in . the town's'hip. Many ofthe township .roads are in better condition, than -those of the ' county. .- Wallace Conn spoke of snow-, plowing in : the township which is•'a costly ,'figure: He also men-': ed the --nee 4 n Whi -have been placed through the tovyn- ship. This project was undertak- en by •the'Carefree'-Forurn, Con. .4, and through thecourtesy of the Toronto' Daily Star.. r Elliott`' Carruthers, yvho:. along with Mr. Conn,: had served' .for only a portion of the year, aa- thanked the board andel ratepay- ers •for the splendid 'eo-operation as_-this-coin-pletes h=is tenth year • as . tax collector., . ' ° 'Allister Hughes, chairman of the Lucknow, District ` H i gh School, 'outlined 'school expendi- tures and . was prepared `to 'ans- wer ' questions.:. • • Messrs. Harry' Lards and Rich - and Elliott' extended the coinpli Merits ' of the: season. • ''PAGE FIFTEEN F'•FE R Si. V O U. ffitzrental New fast ,train ft* Major Western Points • Convenient .Train: to • Molar and .Intermediate, Western Points Completing 27th Year • 'Mr.. J, R. - Lane, 'who is corn- petin _ hi .27th. term , as° Clerk, spoke :briefly. and explained tax- ation .which 'included county, telephone, Public and. High school taxes.' • '• • 'The m.eettng' closed with the - .fat Fon al 41 t to -- 'JUNIOR GROUPS AILD SUCCESSFUL. BANQUET The Colwanash Junior Farmers and Junior: Institute heldtheir baht t 'art Nov'e2`0er: -23rd -at; Carlow 'Hall with a. good' crowd in attendance • • • Rev. George::Watt of Dungan non' said -grace.- Jim Scott;- presi-- ;dent, of the Junior Farmers, pro- posed a toast to the ,Queen,.'. A word of welcorne ,was given .by Jeune • Nivins; Mrs. Arnold Alton lei in a number. of . sing. songs, S Theall .Saturday. r ;.; �.�e� Yon At Rem � , -,.•:• Lit`le'' thanked ,the. Tiger• ply � ir�� YN' ?•�^ GV '.i I' *or... �V +�a/� ••\f�' r..i •i. �.�1�+ 1'+I�►�+N1 4�I�1.. I +r. �/ {�. �''. x�� .'��1� 4`.•+�• ��A �' r..': ......�.:." r '^"_ �;ti. .,�:�`n +%.Y: .X:�kM'.w : '.K..: m'..',.t.G,.;:...X+."su.. E�"';tiw�;:.;,. '::,, ,.,-. t.Y,.V.. : a 'eRX�: a:d�'d,,.:k. d u'kct :• - Y... %:••,.L'� ', ..An:.,_ _ •_ __ ... -'. ::aext '.'M ;� '...r''.x.•a"` • • Wide range .of'modern accommodations tomtit ` • every budget. • • -Enjoy economical meals -or -snacks on both traifrs in - the Coffee Shop. Dining Car'service is also provided .Inquire about the money- saving Family'Fare Plan • Ticket agents can have a drive -yourself car waiting •for you oia arrival if you wish .For reservations and information seer write or phone.your local Canadian. National Passenger Agent: "L ANAD IAfV. NATIO NAL AI LWAYS, ` 'fi' im w Y,:1.A.r •^^cc ic"`ct• J£ `fix{W`{'' ':: 3;.'•'',n"' '�7.a .t"v`v, fiv .. t. '.•:d::�1�v,uv•'''.•:•`v.af'xv;:t' ''";..;+'„a'2ty,.a ++2 •. i�•;ac: . . Dunlop Institute for' t dinner; served; • A brief sketch of the past year's --progress wasread by the secretary ;of each: club, . ':A few brief remarks,were,i ade by Arthur' Bolton,.'assistant agri cultural representative, . Clinton. Mrs. Dorothy •Filsinger, home 'ec= onomist `instructress; Walkerton, and Rodge•'.Swass, assistant farm editor, Wingham. Lorne Hackett. introduced, the guest speaker; Mr. Grant Magin- • nes, who spoke tin ` television hi:eh- i's- 6f -great interest tb the world today and especially,.:the surrounding • communities since Winghatn has opened . their TV eta -tion. • - ,» Chester•.Hackett gave a Vete of thanks to. My..•Maginnes for his interesting talk. Entertainment ' .numbers • b .y V.ercon Vanstone and Jirt Stott were 'enj oyed throughout the .pro.. e elicious' gram: 'The program wa;; closed •with the Queen., • '. ul4 iykEciSO Ahfield Presbyterian Mrs.. P. A MacLean was in• charge of the ' November .':n eeting of . the W.M,S, held at the home of Mrs. Wm: MacDonald, and gave the' opening ,pryer, Mrs. Wm, 'Ross read the scripture les- son, with the meditation and '. prayer. Mrs; Reorb^;r'WilBern ti.lct cntething of the life of: 3. Eli ` lez ten, who' wrote h; mns. , An article on' politics in India, p•e- • pared. `l=,y Mrs 1oTin r'gor, , • was read ,by Mrs, .lits:yes. •11t.•s. M. Olivert;ave an inspiring Tier dress .on'St. PauL and Mrs. Hee- tor NfacLear. led ..irr.prayery ;. ';.' -`. A. A. J. Simpson' read a pap'e:c• anti the roll'cal) was answered. 15y the name of a di,sciple,:- There were 31 »resent, and one • baby. The •'. hostess and the cornthittee . served 'lunch;