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WEDNESDAY, NOV, 28th, 1956
INSURANCE
FIRE, WIND, CASUALTY
AUTOMOBILE:
' . AND LIFE
To Protect Your Jack, •
Insure With .Tack Today.
J. A. McDONAGH,
R.B. 3, Lucknow, Ont,.
'Phone 61-5, Dungannon
Insure With The
CULROS$ MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO.,'
P for
• `Reasonable rates, sound pro''-'
• rection & prompt, satisfactory'
settlement of claims.
FARISH MOFFAT
Your Loeal Agent
R.R. 3, Teeswater
• 'Phone Teeswater 57-r-41
F. T. ; ARMSTRONG
OPTOMETRIST
GODERICH
FOR APPOINTMENT
' 'Phone 1100
For
Appointment or Information �
See Wtnfr,'A. Sebmid,
'Phone 167-w, Lucknow
•
Kenneth J. MacKen'zie,
R.O.
Optometrist
• LISTOWEL,, ONT.
at the former;, Wrona •Jewelery.
store. Ripley, i0 a:m, to:9 p:rn„
WEDNESDAY, DEC.. 5th •
and. every Second Wednesday.
Eyes. examined - Glasses .fitted,
For appointment 'phone. Roy
MacKenzie, 96-r-24, Ripley. •
McLENNAN. and
MacISENZIE
FUNERAL SERVICE
Services conducted accord -e
ing to your wishes at your.
-Home, your Church,:. or. " at
our • Memorial Chapel at no
additional 'charge.
• AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 181, Lucknow,
Day or Night
:TED COLLYER,
Registered Master Electrician
EL ECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
Specializing, in
Electrical' Wiring and Repairs
AGENT FOR SPARTON TV'
and
All Electrical Appliances.•
Phone • 46-r-25, lticknow •
G�. ALAN WILLIAMS
Optometrist
•
Office on Patrick St:,` just
oft_ the _Mail. -St,_ _ta._
WINGHAM •'
Professional Eye .,Examination .
Optical .SerVices
Phone 770,.. Wingham
LLS._HETHERIN: TQN.,
Barrister, Etc.
Wiitg'han a rtd-.lbuckn w -_.m__
IN LUCKNOW
Each Monday
•and Vedn"esday:
Located in the ,Municipal Office
'Phone, Winghtuf
()trice 48• • Residence , 97:
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL;"LUCKNOW, • ONTARIO
C.G.I.T. RALLY HELD
IN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
A rally washeld in Lucknow
Presbyterian church on Tuesday
evening, November 20th, when
C.G.I.T. groups of Maitland Pres-
byterial met together; The 814.11 -
day School room Was filledwith
the C.G.I,T, girls, the' ,Leaders,
many of their mothers and other
W.M..S. , members, •
Mrs. B, Thomas, Girls' Work
secretary for the Presbyterial,
Presided.
The guest speaker was: Miss
Agnes 'Gollan, missionary from
Nigeria, Africa,, Miss Gollan is a
granddaughter of the late Rev.
ii?._ Gollan, who was minister :of
South Kinloss church 1920-1925.
She gave 'a most interesting talk
to the girls and W;M,S. members
on, the work .being done in Ni.
geria.. She showed slides, of her
work and had '.on 'display many
articles which she .'had ,broughtfrom 'Africa. .
At the conclusion of the meet-
ing, a social hour was enjoyed.
CO-OP AUT'O •
INSURANCE .•
Can Now Accept.
TOWN RESIDENTS
& COMERCIAL TRUCKS '
.as well as the farts business, •
•
,For information. consult
T. A. CAMERON, LUCKNOW,
Phone Dungannon. 70.r-10 •
JOHN McMURCHIE, 'RIPLEY,.
Phone 20-r.-23
R.'• W. ANDREW
Barrister and Solicitor
ACCLAMATION IN KINLOSS
(CoiitinUed. from Pa•e• 1) '• ,
against this move, and County
Council agreed to ,continue to
accept this as ' a county road.
Disaster Fund .
Reeve Percy attended several
meetings of the Tornado Disaster
Committee. Donations have been
received on a county -wide' ,basis
with very few exceptions in the
lamed/late vicinity. Two prop-
erties in Kinloss Township were
damaged during the 'tornado,
and council had seen fit to ;grant
$500 to the disaster fund. This.
would amount to 112 ni11 on •the
taxes. •
Mr. Percy spoke of the durp
that had been set up on proPerty
purchased from Art Breckles, by
theSSaugeen Valley Conservation
Authority. Tho.dump has prov-
ed' highly successful with a large
.percentage of ' 'residents' making
use of it. A $10' ger year fee is
paid to the Village of ' Lucknow
for the privilege of having the
Lucknow dump at the • disposal
of the residents of the .southern
'portion of the township. The.
Saugeen Authority is also . con-
sidering theestablishing. of an-
other dump in ,the southeastcor-
ner of rtlhe, township.' at Joe Tif-.
fin's gravel pit.
. " iPAGE; N •
P. A. Murray assured the
meeting•: that the Honourable W.
A'.. Goodfellow ' had informed.
MTh' 'at the Good Roads-pC'inven
tion that the drainage • act. 'was.
due for an overihaul. Mr. Mur-
ray " felt that. donations ' to
the tornado relief' 'fund. should
be • on :a countywise 'basis:. "Where
will it strike °:,text?",, he said..
He said that he. felt :that undue
criticism •had been received in
regard to : the Kinloss' road gro=.
gram this year. "We 'are. trying
LISTOWEL,• ONTARIO to:repair the roads .that cost the,
• • township 'the -_._most- -xnoney",4-Mr;
IN •LUCKNOW l array commented: 'In :stating
Every • • that he would contest' the reeve.:
Wednesday and Saturday ship; If there was an election for
Afternoon • council, 'Mr. Murray; said that" he
was finishing• his tenth year " in
municipal 'office,
In expressing his. opinion on
the criticism• of thisyear's road
program, Farish Moffat said that
the council were, trying to ;built
the standard of . the • b a d s
throughout ' the township.'. "If a
job is worth doing, it is' worth
' Chartered •Accountant doing well", Mr. Moffat . said. He
said that he. felt that. the. roads.
that .diad ,been 'repaired would.
stand up for' a . eonsideralble time.
Hesaid that the .bridge building
program ; 'had fallen • down con-
siderably because of the tiecess-
ity: to purchase 'a ` new grader
for ' ,the township. • Mr MVIbffat
stated that 'he ` felt -the council
had spent money • to the best of.
their : ability,, and placed it
Where it was needed. most.
'Wallace Conn'and Elliott Car-
ruthers, thetwo othercouncil
members, both` spoke 'briefly and
supported . the other members'
ideas on the road program in
the, township.
Both expressed their intent • to•
remain on the Council.
• All members of •: the 'council'
had •high,words of: praise for
their' .veteran clerk, -J; • R. ' Lane,
who despite sickness in the sum -
liner Months only missed one
ineeting, and for 'their. • efficient
treasurer, ,Frank Thompson.
, Other • norninations for council
were Carmen McQuillin . and
Angus Macintosh. Neither.. ex-
pressed any ' intent •.sof 'seeking
election: Mr., Maccintosh felt that
his ten years- on t re:',board had
been ••sufficient. 'Two other nom-
inations were received for• cairn
ell but ,they` were . not valid as
the nominees were not, present.
They wore Jack Ackert and Cur-
Established 1894 , rite Colwell. ' '
��,; , fr;N,,r •*�� In regard to :the purchase of
the new grader, it was, explain-
�ff:Al4--FARM M fAL, _c+` (.1 •tn those in attendance that
•r • the raid machine had 'been cost-
,UTOO
B
m ' the 'township between fourLE t;
.. _ and'.- five .hundred dollars per
I NSU RASE' year in., repairs. The indigent'
'ipatient situation was also; . ex
Investigate 13cforc investing plained in some • Fx Frank .Thompson, detail.treasurer of
REiUBEN, wiLSON the township, gavdetailed and
It,It. 3; Goderich •' cdtn tete report .of the' finances
for the year.
' ' Teacher Sal�U e1•s C'"
`
H'-ghe5
'Allister
' .Office in the Joynt Block
' Telephon'.e.
Office 135 . :Residence 314.
A. M: HARPER
West. Street
•GOI!ERICIi, ONTARIO.
Telephones'.343J - 343W
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Co -Operative Life Insurance
Co -Operative ,Automobile
••Insurance
Mercantile & Farm "Fire
insurance '
Economical and Reliable.
See..6,
T. A: CAMERON:
LUCKNOW ..
'Phone 70. r-10 .Dungannof
,SOH NSTON•E'S
:FUNERAL' •HOME
'Phone •76
Day or Night ,
----Ambulance-Service
USE •OF FUNERAL HOME
At No Extra Cost
Moderate Prices
Phone 804-8 Dungannon
•
PARK THEATRE GodeM6
First ;Showing 7s30 — Second Showing 9,30
Now' :Grace Kelly lin "Green Fire" with Stewart Granger
Cinemascope •-
MON., TUES. & WED.—Adult Entertainment
"UNTAMED" q;
In .CinReinin'ascope
Filmed in South Africa and telling• the colorful story of a
headstrong Trish girl in love with .a Boer patriot..
Susan Hayward, Tyrone Power, Rita . Moreno, Richard Egan
THURS. FRI. & SAT.
"MANY 'RIVERS TO CROSS",
In Cinemascope_
You will enjoy this comedy drama about :a pioneer. whose
ideas of eternal ' baehelordom are thwarted by a +
pioneer gal ,who out -shoots him.
Robert Taylor, Eleanor. Parker, Victor McLaglan and
'Jeff Richards,
'Coming—,`'Interrupted Melody"—in scope,' and color with.
• Glenn Ford. ' .
ship ..representative 'to the Luck-
•
now District High Sehool Board,"
spoke of the ever, increasing LUCKNOW, DISTRICT
costs. of, •education. He said that '
the edutcation mill rate is 'tup be-
cause Of the increase of. teaoh-
es' . salarii s: Mr. Hughes es explain-
ed that .the Teachers' Federation
'scheme • calks'. for an annual in-
-crease—of $200 -per --- teacher:
"Transportation costs remain the
same 'in: the township", he ' said,
"but it is now.. costing ''us $1000
per' Month to run . the, school".
Mr, Hughes stated' that Ltsek-
now's •costs were comparatively
low' to some schools. Eight. stud-
ents ' from the Lucknow . district
are going to the Wingham' school:
.Mr. Hughes said 'that'buses from time of the season:: , :,;
Wingham; are .running into th•e , It was quite: evident that the
__Lucknow.district,'•"and.'that_.�the_
Department of Education refuse •majority of the . Kfinlos�s farmers
:to do anything about it.. P. A.
are definitely against an aper
season .in .Bruce al,one:.
Murray :moved a vote,.of thanks '. T,plt' e� following
to .Mr. •Hughes' for the fine job.nominations,:'
were received:
the ' is 'doing, •
For :Reeve
Harold Percy by Frank Maid -
den and Orville Elliott. .
• P. .A. Murray, Ly Jim iMcGi1-. •
livray. and Elliott Carruthers.
• Parish Moffat lby • Jim M Gil-
lin:tray and Elliott Canuthera
For . Council:
M. .Harper of Goderitih. • Mr: , Wallace' Conn .by M. J. P.etti
.Harper,. •in submitting: his work, piece and. Charles Taylor.
stated that next year's fee would Elliott Carruthers by M.
!be increased to $300 because : of Petti+piece and Bert • Moffat.
the..num+ber. of hours Work` tri Farish Moffat 'lay Charles Tay-
for and Jigs .McGillivray. •
Angus Macintosh by Lloycl
Moffat and Wesley You:ng.
P. A. Murray .by. Frani Main
den and Jim McEwan, Jr.
' Carmen McQuillin '.by Allan:
OAP
ANNUAL MEETING• '.
and -BANQUET •
•
. 'Recreation Hall
TUESDAY, DEC. • 6th
'Tickets; available at Co-op
( from Directors.
` Others called on, were tax col
lector,,;' • . Gordonn Wall and.: Don
Thompson. '
Auditor's "Fee Up
Clerk J. R. Lane explained
that the. auditing of the town
ship books' this year had cost.
$200. •Thework was done by A.
volved .' .
Mr: Zane thanked all for en-
quiring about his 'health. He said
that in the summer he felt he
would have to give up the town-
,ship duties, but nowhe felt he
would, be able to continue .ori .if ;Maclntyre and Evan Keith. '
lie was. wanted.
• Some present expressed 'their . RECALLS SCHOOL". DAYS ..AT
pleasure of the way: the warble ST. 'HELENS` 75 YEARS AGO- -----
fly• program was handled this • •
year. Recently we Made brief men
Harry ' Lavis and Russel. Gaunt tion of -Dr, J. K. M. Gordon ,oe
both : exipressed their' displeasure Ottawa having observed his 87th
birthday.
We have received' a picture of
Mr. Gordon, . a native of. St.
Helens, who appears hale " ancl'
hearty despite ; his advancing
years - Ho He says "pass the picture -
along to your father-in-law, Ed:
Thom, to .see if l''w can recognize . "
'a schoolmate ' of years'.
Mr Thom is . 83, four ' years
informed
than Mr. Gordon, but '
the meeting : that at County Jirm v and Ed both have. very vii `
Council a recommendation had recollections 'of school • days at.
been forwarded' by.•!Ehe Agricul-old SS. No. 4, West WaGranosh.
tural. Committee to the efifect ., Mr. Thorn's mother died.`when..'
that Bruce ;,would desire a deer he was six 'years • of age: Mr.
seasons• 9nly if the ' neighboring Gordon; `theca. 10, remembers at
,counties of . Grey .a•ndyH Iron also' tending the funeral. Mr.: Thom,
had an open season,, "Apparent- . .
1 it had little effect,Mr..P • S� ., was a trustee, and the teach-
•er at No, 4 .had ',the, children•
said. me present felt than an 'parade. to meet the funeral at
• iS the Thom residence nearby•
open ' season for residents, of the and
county only. 'c'toutd be more ap- `then rrtarclback ..sz.�th pro
cession to the little cemetery
l ropriato. $onie felt that !because across from the school.
of the . scarcity+ of; 'deer,, the
season sl auir— ti upped. "for" Mi-:-Gor-der►- Sa s•-• that he --:too
several years: has loved, ones in that sacred'
All pr°went agreed that many, but Much neglected spot. Buries
of the hunters' had no regard for.there,are his mother, father,•bro-
gther and three sisters,
+fences,, si!,grns', and personal prop-
erty, One • ratepayer present Mr. Gordon adds that he 13
.tihou�ght that many of the deer glad to see 'that improvement of
" tin led were 'never tracked, be.. this sacred `area 'is being serious
t! v, of the lath of snow 'at. the ly .•considered.
with the way :ihunters.` had rid-'
dled the 'road signs with bullets
this 'past year.
Debate Deer /Season
The 'liveliest topic of 'the .af-
ternoon was 'the recent • deer.
season in' • Bruce Co,un ty. The
majority, of those in attendance
were strongly ,'against the open
season. •
• 'Reeve Harold Percy inf d
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