The Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-04-12, Page 10PAGE TEN'
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.Spring, Is CURTAIN. TIME
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• FRILLING CURTAINS --fine• dots, 35'•" ,and 46" :wide: ••
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PLASTI` . CURTAINS & .PL'A STIC igy THE YARD.
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DEBATE WELL
(Continued from _ page:. 1).
meet with them here. ' •
• Explains Reservoir Plan
was asked by Reeve "MeNab to.
explain 'his plan.' Council Rob-
ertson replied that it was -too big
a question. for , the Council • to de-.
Gide; and '.preferred' a public
meeting, and have Dec. Berry:
Councillor S. E. Robertson; come up: When Mr. Kirk said
who at a •previous meeting had ihewould: be .glad 'to listen , Mr.
suggested : the' sinking III :a . res- ++ Rdbertson • again outlined -his
ervoir adjoining the: No. ` 1 well, l plan of ;.em+ploying a clam digger-
toS make an excavation approxi-:
mately 30 feet, by .:ten feet :ad=
gestiol
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.Four. 4 pound prints, individ-
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wafer.
Eatmore Wheatberries
Special' 5 Ib bag 39c
Lyons . Tea liitigs
Special! 30. bag size 39c
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Aunt 'Dinah Molasses
Special!, 16 oz. bottle 190,
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Cox's . Gelatine:
.Pckg 15c
Maxwell House
Instant Coffee
Special! ' • jar 69c
'MeLaren's -Pancake Syrup
Special!'' ........ 16 oz. bottle •29c -
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The Store, Of' FriendlY SerViee
'Phone 82 •-- We Delisier
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joining , •.:the. No 1 • well, which'
',would have a reserve capacity of,.
'14,000 ;gallons to supplement` .the'
flow cif the No 1 well, .which is
of .;eepectional quality ` Mr Rob
ertson •;explained' his , plan '.for
cribbing the excayatiori.
'Mr. Kirk said the plan ' might
.be. Carried old but; it • might . fbe-
come . a "problem sof economics";
and he couldn't see how the sed_
imeitt ':would not clog - up event
wally the same as it did the
original ,well. .•
Mr. Robertson replied that 'be-
cause • of the ' .quality' of the water
that, they .do ' know . exists, . the,
ratepayers would be willing to
spend some money to save ' it; and
lie did not feel -the cost .would be
excessive., If itdid clog up in 10
or' 15 " years.. they could. dig in -
other well then. • ' '
when Councillor . Robertson
was asked "why he ..had not men-
tioned 'this before. the test •drill-•
ing and other work had been
done, he replied that hes had re-
ceived' "no audience and had
"gone alongwith the rest of the
Board". '
Reeve McNab repeated his
'sten r ihat; he was .,through#lr
the No..1 well. .
It, was , .pointed out .that the
'No. 2 well had been. stepped up
for a trial brit' that turbidity still �`
exits • in. this well if , pumped
four higher volume'
SENTINE LUCIQiQW, 'ONTAR,IQ.
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SEE. BY THE p.
SE,NTII:NEt,
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THAT P. M. Johnston recently
received-deilvefy of a new Ply -
THAT' Bill .LOCIthart has been
pinch hitting at the school for
Caretaker Pill Stimson who has
• been busy the Oast week clear,
-Mg up Main Street, which bad
and dirt that blew , in dust
clouts Or it dried up, last Week,
tonight, . (ThUrSda5.9, for the,
legion's $500,jackpot
THAT: with ' Sucker fishing and,
',Muskrat •trapping in 'full Swing,
Alex,Wolfe, game warden from:
Kincardine, has been'patrolling
streams and 'Ponds in. the shs:-
got a goOd 'vpvck- of two white
stwans 'had' 'settled on
week. Larger thaw. wild geese
• 'and with muCh longer necks,
the pair. took over gracefully
,.' as Earl approached 'for a close -
THAT, the . Huron County .01d
hold their aninral .euchre
r and bridge' on April 20th at
.RobeitsOn's Hall, -137 Avenue
THAT ,the ladies of Blake's Un -
Church, held .a sueeessful
bazaar of home -baking; candy
Rooms' Saturday, and a, nico
,stmr. was realized for the W.
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THAT Dy; W. J. MumfOrd was in
Hamilton on Tuesday' attending
tmeetin:g of the Conimittee of
• 'Evangelisrn 'and Social Service
. which Was draftincresolutions
• • to be Submitted to Hamiltbn
Conference in May. Rev. Mum-
ford is 'ehal7pan of this. corn
CHURCH NEWS
'South Kinloss '
The April Meeting of the South
Kinloss W.M.S. was held at the
Manse. "The „president, Mrs. -Har-
ry Lavis was in the chair. The
Meeting opened with hYmn .318
followed by the Lord's prayer.
After the business part Mrs. Har-
ry Lavis read -the -scripture -and
meditation, :The roll call wai
Mrs. Philip Steer accoinpanied.by
Mks. -Allister Hughes was enjby-
ed. This being .the Easter Thank -
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Oranges 20's Doz.. c
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trJIt R,r S�A'Y, APRIL 12/h, 1951
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TOT -TO -TEEN and I..ADIES' WEAR
'Piione 89-w Lticknow, Ontario
offering Meeting Mri.,Mitchell of
iLueltnow was 'the guest speaker
for the- occaSion. She brought a
very inspiring . Easter ' message.
Miss Dean 'MacLeod gaire a .read-
ing: Those „taking part in Ole
Graham and. Iwo. Chadwick., A
vote of thanks to the speaker arid
!the hostess • .w,as given -by Mrs.
Ted Collyer.. Hymn 373 *as sung
the Meeting with prayer.
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Winnie Stewart 'PreSident of. the'
Oth. :.Reir.. Winn welcomed the
ganiten. The Scripture via's read
by Ken Di*on. The .Lord's pray:
er Was repeated :in imiiiiri after
which a group.of girls from Dun-
gannon sang •"•gweet Hour. of
Prayer": Barbara Witson. am Ken
1V1eAllister favOred 'With. :a piano
duet Bruce Darling played. a 1.0-.
lin, Solo aciompanieebY Lillian
'Darling on the piano. We Were
again favored w4tiv a piano solo.
by Ken McAllister. The topic,
concerning Revelation,' and the.
;.Scripturesi--waaThread -Iii-Gladys-
!Chin and LOis Webster sang a
'asoftloeivtrscioca ,iaanl 'dhoitanr , waaps;reecrijioarded•,
Presbyterian Thankoffering
The 'Easter ThankOffering of
.,the Presbyterian W.M.S. and Ev-
ening Aukiliary waS held hi the
Sunday ' School roOm. of the
chi:troll on Tuesday evening, Apr,
Mrs. Jack Campbeltand the tried-
itation taken' bY Miss -Pearl Hen-.
program inclUded a vocal duet
Zetta Mullin arid a ,piatio Solo: by
Miss Kathleen' McIntosh. , Mrsp,
MeAtileY ,, of Ripley was guest
speaker. .S.he 'took the Easter
rnesgage, as her theme. Rev,. Winn
Closed the meeting With Prayer,
Mrs. Roy• MacKenzip of Ripley
recently ' Won 'an . electric. refrig-
eratcir in •a draw at•ListOwel. But
her son Kenneth of -Lisiewel is'.
luckier Sta Thrice. in• the past
hiin...-to win a $1000 bedroom Suite,
-a 207Pound turkey, and a $50 Cash
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