HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-04-18, Page 7WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18th, 1956;
The Coi poration of the Village of 'Lucknow •
*.... AUJDITOR'S. CERTIFICATE
Subject to the `report herein contained, I hereby _report that
in n1y opinion: • ,
(1)" All the explanation's and infgrimation, required•'have been
obtained.The financial transactions.
( tions. which` have come under my
nQtiee have ,been within the powers of the municipality..
(3) The audit
sbeen condu'eted in accordance with the
instructions of. the Depo�ent of Municipal .Affairs. '
(4) ,;The Balance Sheets, .,Revenue and Expenditure State,
merits and ,Supporting Schedule$ are properly drawn up -to Odin, t
a true and correct statement of,the affairs as shown the ,books:
of the 'municipality!
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., 4. M. HARPER.
• Li'C.ense
• Number 460,
Date of'filing, , 'February 22
•
CULROSS. ,CORNERS
• •Bernice Tho ion beSgan
• ,her
educational career after . 'Easter
'holidays by starting to school at
S.S. No: 3, Kinloss. '
Several, of the ladies attended.
the Hobby Club exhibition, and
concert in Teeswater on Friday
evening ':and report a lovely
. showing of work and • a good
,concerts • •
Mr, ' Ed Schumacher. of Walk-
erton. spent . Friday :evening at
• Brown's. ' We are sorry. • to report. that
We are ,glad to•meport that Mr. Mrs. Catherine O'Neil fell . and
James Wraith ,was: able, to" be injured' her leg.. Hope' you are,
brought home' on ,Sunday after soon around again: '
•a brief:. stay in'. Wingham Hospi 'Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nicholson
tal. A• and. Harvey' : of Benvie. spent
Donnie Wall -spent Saturday Sunday evening at frown's
:Billy 23e1e�__
Mr: •and Mr's: Elmer Wall, 8th; Is Your, Subscription. Paid? •
,Cori. and; ' Mr. , Joe Wall;; Tees -
Water, visited Sunday afternoon
h _Mi's:.'Mar`Y Wa1T �1�r
and
Mrs. proal Wilson; Mfi and -Mr. �. WJas.:
Sunday visitors with Mr: an
Mrs. Midtord ,Wail and Donnie
were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hack-
ett and Dougo. of Ashrfield and:
Mr: • and •Mrs. ' Eric Hackett' and
children, Paramount..
Mr. Harry Brow/1.°f Richmond
Hill spent Sunday with Mr. and
'Mrs. Frank Brown and• 'Reg. b,
O$
or
To Owners,'' Harborers . or Possessors of Dogs.
within the Municipal..0 oration of
P
the, Village of- ,Luck
now.
f • Pursuant to ,By -Law . No . 4, 1956, all Owners, Harborers
or Possessors of Dog ' '
procure ,from the Corporat
1
Any within the said Municipality. shall
1'ion
AT THE MUNICIPAL OFFICE
,
• A TAG FOR '. SAME,
1fee 25 cents and shall pay an annual License •Fee• of Two- i1
. Dollars for . a Dog, if only :, one and 'Four Dollars for each 1
additional Dog, and Four Dollars for" a Female Dog, 'if only ,
one, and Six` Dollars for each .additional Female .Dog owned, i
harbored 'er' possessed by. him,
1 Each License 'and Tag shall ' be procured; on or _ 1
j before May 1st' and shall expire . December 31st. '.1.
in each year.
I.
The Corporation Of the Village of Luckn
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By -Law No. 5, 195.6:
A BY-LAW TO; PROHIBI'T DOGS RUNNING
AT LARGE IN- THE VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW',
• WHEREAS it its provided by the Dog Tax' and • Sheep Pro-
tection Act, lf.S:O. 1950, Chapter 107, Section 6;' that Coun-
cils of Urban Municipalities may pass, By -Laws for prohibit.
in the riuuling atlarge of dogs: .
TiiEREFOItF the Council of the Corporation of the Village;
of Lucknow enacts as follows: '
1. That to. dog .or dogs shall be permitted to run at large
Within the limits of .the Corporation of the Village of. 'Luck-,
w and shall be securely'.tied .or closed 'up. by the owner
or
owners or harbourer at all tunes unless on leash from
'the .lst day ,of 'May,to the 1st day of October in the year.
056 and during the same period in each subsequent year
while this .Hy -Law. 'rerhains. in force.
2Any , g.'' t . g 'g y•'
rna` do � found ru�nnin at large contras to this
kitl'e . Without, being impounded by' the Chief of Police of
th, said 'Corporation or underhis order and direction.
3'— :. For the purposeof this B Law a do 'he shall- be- deemed.
runninrg at. large when 'found iri' a` highWay" Of—tither
public plate and not under the control of any person
Signed, sealed and finally ,passed this 2nd day of AprilA,D. ] 958. r
•
t' L AGNEW, Clerk A. W. HAMILTON,Reeve
The • Easter' Thankoffering of
the WMS, was held in the
church •on Tuesday .with Mrs. W.
I, 'Miller presiding. The theme 'e!,
the worship. service was "Re
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loi.eing in Hope" Mrs. Lora.
Woods read '"`What does, Easte
mean to 'you" and the story
the resurrection' was. read in un
son Mrs,,;, Alex Murdie gave th
meditation on Easter,. aS' •a seas
on of gladness and joy and as.
t}me ,for resolve; ;i s. ,Frank. Mc
Quillin gave 'the meditation. o
the Cross and. Mrs, • Joohn Cara
eron on' the .Resurrection. Mrs
T J, 'Tedd read 'of the taste
festival•—Victorious 'living, • :Th
treasurer reported °'that $30' ha
been- , sen to ;. the l�'res!lyteria
Treasurer. '
The theme of the 'Meeting. o
the W .A. that, followed was Th
Easter Gladness". The . president
Mrs. T. J. Todd, `w.as in charg
and' the 'meeting Opened with
the theme hymn prayer and .th.
creed,: Mrs. Eldon. Miller'' tread
the : scripture 'lesson and 'Mrs
•John Cameron, the l e s s o n
thoughts. ' At the conclusion •
pleasant. social hour was spent
when lunch . was served 'by Miss
Annie Durnin arid. Mrs. Frank
MoQuiljin:.,.
Rela—The play, ',Too Many
tives". was presented:iby the Bel -
grave and, Blyth A Y:P U in the
community • hall -off' Wednesday
evening under, the auspices: `of
the: Women's. Institute.' Clark
Johnston' sang• 'between the .acts
and
dancing to music by 'the
Wraiths with 'Mrs, Scott'' at the
piano ,b1ought. an enjoyable: ening to a ..close... .
31 r. Hugh Rutherford, ' who
suffered a. slight, stroke recently,
is 'making: favorable recovery in
Wingham, Hospital
,Terry Wilson; had, his' tonsils
'removed .at Wingham Hospital
on Saturday
'dung People's; Meeting
The meeting. of the ,St. Helens
Y.P. was held on Sunday. Doris-
Miller, convener of ` Stewardship
and Training; had charge of•'the
::
worship service, -which included'
the ..:call to torship, . singing .:01,
hymns,'. the scripture 'reading; ;a.
prayer, • the reading ' of .a poem
and the benediction: Mr. Howlett
conducted the Bible study. Anne
Todd, presided for the adminis-
tration. Mrs. Howlett and Anne'
led in a 'sing -song: The meeting.'
closed with taps and prayer ,by
Mr. Howlett:..
KINLOUGI-I
• Mr. Dick Richards of .Para-
mount visited ,on.Monday neve
•ing with Mrs. J. W. Colwell,
Misses Nellie and Margaret
iMaleolm of Lucknow visited on
Wednesday ..with friends :here..
Mrs. Roy ,Schneiler was host-
ess at the church. f(r the A'ng-
lican W A:. 'rrieetin'g .on Thursday
afternoon.. ” The 'opening exer-
cises were followed with : busi-
ness. Tentative plans were' made
for the; Dibt esan annual ; meeting
in
:London • on April '.; 24th,' 25th
.ad. •26th. A speCial••.offering will
be received at • the May . meeting
for the work pn the Columbia
Coast. .The allocation •for the.
'Deanery ,was- accepted. The roll
call '.was answered With an Bast-
-er-,verse:.-Thank• you .e ipressioris
were made from members who
had been remembered by , the
facial
iervice secretary during
°illness' and bereavement. Two
quitts—were-quiltezl tu'r, frig—'C
afternoon... Mrs. J. Palmer led in
the litany and Mrs, .Howard
Thompson;, president, closed the
'
meeting with prayer. 1VIrs. ,• Wm ..
Cox thanked •the 'hostess'' and
dainty refreshrnen.ts brought ,a
,pleasant afternoon to a close:
Miss Joan Hamilton of Con. 4,
Kinloss and Miss Mary. Scath of
Tiverton, who .spent the week
teaching in our school,' returned
toStratford` Teachers! .College,,_;
tri resile their studies" there:`
'Mr. and Mrs, Maurice H•od'gins
of Londonspent, the week -end,
with 'relatives here:
r Mr: and_ IVIrs 'Walter 'Porker
' and family of Ripley visited on
Sunday with Mrs. J. 'W. Colwell..'
Barbara '. stayedfor a • holiday.
here. '
Mr. John Murray, left ,this
Week for"... 'Lethbridge, Alberta,
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LATE
MODEL'
SPECIA�, -- 1955 STANDARD CHEV.. SEDAN
-With Radio -- :$1,695 ,
1955 Choy. Standard. Sedan, fully equipped. f'
1954 Chev: Pbwerglide Deluxe' Sedan .,,
,.,,.,,$1,$.95'
Two 1954 Standard$1;650
Chev Sedans",�jnll)- u-ipped $1,495
1954: Chev. ',Belair , Convertible, ' fully equipped
$1,995
1952. Plymouth Sedan ,
w, $ 950
1953
.Pontiac Sedan
$1,295
1951 Chev. Deluxe Coach $ 900.
1051 'Pontiac Coach
; .. $� •950'
1949 • Chev. Coach
_...695
$ 495
1948 Pontiac Coach"'
1948 Chev. Fleetline .Coact%;.. ,
1948 Plymouth Sedan ,
1948 Pontiac Sedan
TRUCKS
1949_Up
Ford i/z -7ton - Pick4.1p.
19.47 .Dodge %-Tun Pick -nip
f 525-
$ 495
$: 495 .
$. 450 •
$ 395
1949 Chev.'• %-Ton, with FY'at Rack • $ 395
. Huron • County's •Forem •.Vsed Car' 'Dealers
Cask, Trade, .Terms ;-Open Evenin ` Until 10
Cities' .Service Dealer'�
- . Phone. 73a, .Brgsse'ls
where: he will' spend a while at
the homy of • his uncle, John
'Murray.
Mr. and, .Mrs. Lorne Kraemer
and son .Larry of Toronto' spent
the week -end with Mr. 'and Mrs:
P. A. Murray..
Miss Lonna . Nicholson speint
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
George Cuyler, Millarton.
Toro McFar+lan • held a
clearing auction •safe on, Tuesday
afternoon, having,. soldh'is•farm
to his brother • Donald: .
• Little Margaret and Marilyn
Bushell ,visited Saturday ' with
'Sharon Hodgins, ' it being her
,1 "N• '
Rl•
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Mrs. :John Barr and family . vis- .
ited ' Sunday with Mrs: Purvis,
Mr • and,. Mrs.. Jack Cuyler and:
family • visited Thursday • evening
with Mr. and• • Mrs:. Bert Nich
olson. ..
An' Asesments • ,
Gpealarricks
ansd Culross Townships
have appealed their :assessments
•in the. Walkerton District I•figh
-School
Area.,meeting of `•ass
ess
ors has be . A
en held but a de-•
icision .is being deferred';until the.
Paisley, euualization .;is completed
,birthday: in the fall..
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"Me? Not on your life! I'm just shouting loud enough
so's everybody can bear what 1 have to say. And what hat I
have to say is, this: Never overlook the importance of . .
your estate.'
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many Wise men and women, rely On the experience and
co-operation of The Sterling' Trusts Corporation in •
natters concerning theirestate. Our free booklet, . .
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