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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-07-05, Page 1$2 50 Yearly 'In Advance — 50c Extra to U.S.A. •LUCKNOW,. ONTARIO, ' THURSDAY, JULY 5th, 1951 EIGH'r TAX 'RATE - NEAR FIFTY1-MILLS"; The JulY.rneeting of the Village leaven of Palmerston will take Mr. andMrs. Morgan • 'Council on Tuesday evening Was. over the, Medical 'practise 'pf- Dr, Son sail Saturday from N • ,, • Yor „devoted chiefly to "figuring in B. Minor' of Mildmay. Dr. for a• two months' v.acatio ; order to strike the '1951' tax rate, Miller has been in Mildmay for Europe and the Old Country. • which. will be up this year 6:8' 20 years;' and will enter Toronto They, left Lucknow Jon W. mills over i the 1950 rate. University this fall. to take 4 'ilesday for London, • and today. • Council ,reviewed expenditures year's post graduate course in (Thursday) left by train from St. for the first six. months of the fpubliC .Health • Administration; ThothasiforNew York,'`.. where year, 'and theestimated spending, Engineering and Hygiene. ' , • theY lieVeime to "leak SAIL;SATURDAYPRESENTATIO S DR. R.: B. TRELlEAVEN RpYS DEMONSTRATION AT • 'MILDMAY PRAMSE • . WALDEN *ARM FRIDAY. • . August1s, Dr...R: Tre- • - : •••i FOR 9VERSEAS. . MA ' TEACH • 1, -for the. balance of the year, in Dr. TreleaVen.is a graduate of arouWU nd", -.before . boarding the arriving at •,rate' and Western University. Upon grad- fOund that the. increase Over uating he went to Oshawa as an which they have -control, boiled assistant doctor and for the past dawn to 1.4 milis. The, 1951 gen; two years has been associated eral village rate, apart froth a with Dr. Ridell .in Palmers ri• • special arena levy,* is 34.5 mills Dr. and Mrs. Treleav have ,against 33.1 in,1950.- • • • • two Children, Alan and3.Karen. , and Scotland, in; the Old Coun, The Village -rate- is,up 2.4 Mills, "Dick" spent his boyhood here at try. At the conclusion of the tour but other : departments , show the home of Miss Gertrude' Tre- Morgan and • Eno will make their „Slight reductions that total a mill. leaven. and the. late M. A. headquarters in London, England By reason of liecrease in„ pop- Treleaven.. . for a couple of weeks when they olation. the library grant is down .1 mill. Relief 'and indigent costs, • Queen Elizabeth which sailson Saturday afternoon. • • The tObr which they ale tak- ing includes Belgium, Luxenk• sprayer.; The. operation of the School Sectio n• Nov 12;• • Huron_ bourg, Switzerland and 'France implements , was conducted .by Township, on Friday. evening. on the Continent and England Keith Kilpatrick and. A.' J.' Wil- lyNsic was supplied by Messrs. , son.. • . R. G. and Austin .Martin aceom- Massey-Harris officials present pained by Mrs A. MacDonald on at the demonstration included Mr. the piano. At the lunch hour Mr. Cowie of London,the supervisor, ;Harold Johnston, chairman' of the Jack Mundy, servicenian, and Trustee Board, ;called -Miss Mar - Jahn :Kilpatrick, district manager garet MacDonald ,to the ,platforni. - • and Miss Donna Osborne read an Some of the ,newest develop- inents in farm machinery were seen on Friday afternoonat the .farm of 'Glen Waldw, just:South of the, village,' when` 'the.Mass.eY- Kinloss, presented their teacher, -trip,-Company held mil inter- Mr, ,Stuart Collyer, 'witiC a *. jog' field day,.demonstration,lon ..thetmOS' Stiiart hos J. Wilson. • S.'S, No, 7 Kinlois, At the close of the school* on Friday the pupils of ,S.S. NO: 7 sponsored by the localdeale, A. taught' at the Second School for• •• . ',' • A forage ' harvester was •the Past four years and leavesmaip •Ahe •;there to. accept the principalship attraction 'but the'display •- included a forage blower, of the Lucknow Public School; • . . -combines, 'hydra'ulic mower, hy- draulic plow and a No. 18 weed S.S..t No. 12; Huron Twp.,. . • ' A social. evening wias' held- at • ',Which • still exceed , $1,000; ' are AGED LADY PASSES down .3' mills.' Street ;lighting is , • , , .. . down ..1 Mills and the debenture -The death. of Mrs. William' levy is down .5 Mill's. . , c, ' Armstrong, Sr., occurred in Lon - A• ,Speefal arena' deficit :levy of' don on Saturday where she. had 2 -mills has, been 'Struck covering made • her home for the Past few the 1950 debenture, a portion of years. Mrs". Armstrong; formerly the '1049' debenture and an OP- Celia Wheal, a native of. Birrn-: erating deficit of $400 in 1951, 44 •inghain; England,' was ' 92 'years of which .'exceeds $1100. No' Pin'' of .age on' JUrie • 12th. ., ' • vision is made for the :1951. de- The funeral serVice' Was. held 1 • ./benture due . at the end of the privately ., year.on Monday at the home ' • ' • 'Of her daughter, Mrs. J. J-Wilson,TH The -County •rate ,' remain 'un7 of LticknOW; cohductd by Dr:' W. • , • J. 'Mumford. .. 'Interment was in SENTINEL! :• •. ..: • changed at ' 8,9. , • .• . . , The schOol rate fOr.fkUbliC and.. Greenhill Cemetery, . • ' • . . . High School 'purposes . a year. ago :. . Was 1.1.6 'Mills...* The combined ,. . ,..., . . • THAT Mrs. Joseph 'McCann cel- .• 'rates, this year will . be 15. mills. ESCAPED. SERIOUS INJURY ' • .chrated her 81st birthday On • T he 'Lucknow• . District •i g h WHEN OWN FROM MOWER . Sunday at the home of her dau- School rate was struck at 3 Mills . , . ,. • • ' • • •. :ghter, Mrs. George Twabiley which is regarded by the Area ' - • ' I.. ' .... -Board ag `being on the high: side R. J. ' Mitten fortunately eseap'_ and , sir. Twarnley of '' ziakes. and Might. safely havebeen ed , serious •injury Aait, .Friday ' "A familY gathering was. held on ,.. ., when thrown from al mower. Bob • Sunday afternoon. , struck at 21/2 • Mills. : • was • Making the . first swath . . : . • •• The, Pubilg-Sehool: trate is, 12 • around the field.and was watch- THAT Harold. Garchiet.' has' re- Inilli; which is-, tip considerably : do ,to salary increases and some i • the .' mower . blade closely . tUrned. from Haihilten to spend j or p .s ii. . . ii. when • the machine , hit a -large - the summer •• on his farmi in ing�naand.heating equipment.•I, stone,: throwing. him off forcibly. Ashfield. . ' : X-rays revealed that. no boneS. .6-- • tn- The i951 rate as comPared with - 77 .- .. were broken; but, Bob suffered a- THAT . The. Sentinel welcomes )1... a,year 'ago is as f011owsi in . • • 1951 1950 badly bruised' hip and a severe .. . • , and. appreciates persOnal items, *4.... ' ' ' shaking up that kept him off the • • .•• - County nate ' 8.3 '. .8.3 - • - , - ,. which will be: the.more numer- , , -job for a 'kW days. - ' ir- • tucknoW District ;ed - ...High .SehoOl • 3. ' • ' ' ' • Public School ` lg. , -:, . '_, (Combined school rate last year TO OPEN, CONVALESCENT • where. . • . , 11.6) ' . • • ' . I HOME FIRST OF AUGUST - . : ... • , , General Rate ' , , • . ' • • l• ' ' • • ----- . • ' • THAT Tuesday saw the depart- _ . ,ure o the Brewer family•_to Stratford; where Ted has ,been --tranderred-he----134 will be "on their ,own". They' sail for home on August 30th on, the Ascania.. • • . • DR. FoWLER• pAsgEs appropriate address'. Donnie cO11- On Tuesday of Dr Howard Fow- 'ainsogsiatphioreneshei:riatedsa.cachrenePirat.!wd. it'Pmh'istaesw.cmhaiarnc; . • • ., The death -occurred in Clinton robe case and a sum of money, .ler, father of :Mrs, Harold Tre- P Donald -thanked. the Section .for Mac - leaven Of. Lucknow:' He had been . .. ,quite poorly 'for some time.. The there gifts, and a social time was 'funeral Will hhe held in Clinton enjoyd ./i., this 'afternoon (Thursday). 4 . . tario' on June . i9th, Kathleen, • • , • •. . .., Thursday last. The afternoon was In'a quiet ceremony at the Pres- spent in Playing ball and -with/• bYterian Manse, Brantford,' on- MarDONALD-r-MATIIESON ' • , . to the .:ratepayers--oLthe Section' Miss Grace•Moir and the pupils . • races and contests for young and • of S.S.:No. 9, Kinloss were hosts at an .annual • picnic held on ,• .S.S...No: 9, :Iiinloii,' • ' , • ' ,: • married to Bruce. Donald Mac-; • dish' and a tea towel. The follow - married presented • . • Mary, youngest daughter of Mrs. served ilAtmteil.mreofifreswite,riptrse . . ' Dorothy Matheson and the late J Malcolin, Matheson,, • Ripley, Was with a bhie-wOol.blanket, a pyre* Donald,. only , son of Mrs. Sarah . g address was COmPesd by Mrs. ' • ‘ gank Miller'and read by Janet VacDon,ald and ,the. late Robert • - .MacDonald, Ashfield*.Township. , • Rev. J. Reynolds•Esier officiated. -and MarY *Fisher . Were called to . • . The bride -wore a -.grey- strit,411ae; blouse and hal With grey aCcei- sories. Her'corsage ' was an 'An-- chid.'F011oviiing the wedcling,lun- „ • te;• he 'Village • 171 15.31, • . Ed Baker of town has work un- rer Library .7 .81derway of conVeating the formor ab- Relief .8i. Indigent..,1.7 2. Moorehouse• Mitchell residence to od street lighting, 3A a convalescent hotrie,'11 is hoped, at. Debenture 1.1 1.6 to"have it in operation by early the . Arena'„,befibit " 2., 'kuguat. 2 • ••ous during the holiday season. Let us know When you have ine. sue-- • •' ,___. __._.... In chO4P' of the home will •be. • 49 8 43• Miss Audrey econgrarn, a meariber Supports Resolution ' : . of the Clinton Hospital nursing . A. lettei.was read to Council by staff.' Miss Congram is a daugh. Reeile.mowab from Donald B1ti. 'ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. 111.p; It was , in replY.: to a copy granTrr.f•-"TtleidTarr .0(the resolution 'protesting cur- of the 1944' graduating class o 'tailment of rail' service by the Clinton •Hospital. • C.N.R, in.' Bruce • County. Mr. ''. •.' .• ' .• • • .• .--0-.• . • • 'Blue said „that. the C.N.R..hOd not . ' -- .. t•• ' • •' • • , ',.., . THAT Miss Mina -Graham is -vis- AUXILIARY . '• . iting yet made application for. any at the old home this Week. change in service, and that' he , ; 6 ..,... .,,miss Graham Was in attendance personally and as the Bruce rep- IN: NEW Z NE . . at the Millinery showings : in. reSentative would strongly. op- - • • ! • • _. ' New York last week 'and. called. Pose any such action. : '• • LucknoW Branch of the' Ladies • on Mrs; Margaret Algeo, who is Council has informally discuss- Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion . well and active despite the fact ed the paving' of • village 'roads; is now in .Zone 25; a neilviyr form- . sheis past the four score mark. while' the paving : 'equipment is ed Zone including Chesley; Dui;c . .. ‘,9-t, .; • ,,. InCated,--heron,:-..-11-ighvva y•----Workr-harn-i-H-aneveri-Xinioardiner-Luek_-_,44i1,2kirMr meit_eaioribeit. of It was, decided to have the Corn- now, ,Walkerton • and Wingi.igin. - town observed her 78th birth- PqnY stilannitan estimate of ,the• Miss Nora Crozier- of Walkerton day on July 2nd, and that, Ed . cost of the suggested work, whenwas appointed as- the ne7 ,Zone:Thom was 78 on July 4th. Both . .. I e project Will be further looked comniander, -- , 1 h were classmates at St. Helens ' IMO. . .. 't . • • i• • • ' The division of zones was made- . school. , • " - --,.....___,....,;.:___________:_. at the annual rally of' Zone 18., •:, ,•-- • 0 - ,• , ' - ' •• ---.--- MISCELLANEOUS AH.OwER held. in Walkerton last. Wednes- * 1 • ' day. In Splitting 'the zone, No. 16 The Misses Joanne and Ilene is cemprised et,the more north-, Battee entertained attheir home erley branches of BruCe and WekWeclriesdai evening .0.i last Grey, Chatstworth, LiOnli Head, ri'. in, honor Of, the bride-tobe, Markdale,Meaford,„Owen Sound, 141-1A1' Mr. enilStatters, of 'Miss Theresa 8chnuri.,. datightei. 'Pot . Elgin, ,Southariipton and of Mrs; Sehnuir, and the late A. TaberthorY.- • t J. Schnurr. Some tWent four ' attendance at the rakly from Y- ,_ I n „ girl friends were. present at 'tile' the Lucknow Brunch .Were .T Mrs.. enjoyable function andi the bride- 110Y Blackt• Mrs' Ronald Forster,. 0-be Was the recipient of • many ' ciMelr'ss•ori.r mi,n181-1.,a1j10' 111, r.w8il'ajriae k 1:1Nterris-; WEDDING BELLS the front and. presented with . • .'1.1b •• chocolates Phyllis.• Moore as • they are :leaving No, 9, school.. Dear Miss Moir, . • cheon, Mr.- and MrS. MacDonald't Again in the history of old NO, -9, left by Motor for New York. The' Ends another page done' • young couple will.reside onthe• •grooms farm, Tenth Concession As three years under ,this old • of Ashfield Tewnihip. • school roof - • , . •'- . • • •• •• .. • A good teacher to us,you have YAHBEE-AtioVIN •given good proof.' • • The marriage of Helen Isobel, daughter of Mrs. 'Melvin Irwin 'and the late Mr. Irwin ,Of Luck - now, and Mr. Arthur Yahbee of -Teeswater, was solemnized at the Presbyterian_- Manse,, Wingharn. nic--°"revex--ISUW1.0-: officiated. The bride wore o nvy suit with mat- ching accessories arid a corsage of- red roses. Mr. and •Mr§. Yah - bee spent their honeymoon at Kincardine and points north The couple' will reside in. Teeslivater: Montreal after six 3'rears hi ac- countant on the Lucknow staff. Ted has been in Stratford for the past few weeks, while Mrs. 'Brewer, Brenda, Jimmy and ' Bobby remained here until the close of the school term. The MacDonald home' Which . they • tenante 'iFfo-, be occupied- by • Mrs. C. H. MacDonald and Miss Marion MacDonald. . • THAT frequent rains, are' holly- ering:the liarVesting of a heavy hay CrOP. • • Kinloss Township left last week to make his home in Galt. . • .,.--;___.0___ THAT Mr. and, Mrs*. Harvey 'I're- • leaven and son''Robert return-, ed , last week from- a trip, to beautiful and useful gilts:, 9n, : , Edmonton. . '. . konday aAernooh, and evening Alex MacLennan,. Mrs. , Sara. 1 . MrS. SChhUrr also entertained for Collyer, Mrs. Win. Stimson, Mrs, THAT Mrs. Evelyn Barkwell of •lierdaughtei at a trousseau 'teal., Russ JohnStorie, Mrs. :Chas. Chin, town left for .the Girl! Guide , Mits Schiiiirr was wed ..on -Mon, Theie, is a possi6ility that the PpinP 'in Ashfield on, Wednes. ay morning, July 2nd, ,to Mr, Zone rally may be held here next' ` dasr, where she IWill spend tale. yieg MacMillan of Lueknow. yen. . . ,Sum,ni, , er as camp cook. „ _ __ , , ,.. ., • • L , • •• t '77 a • LEADS-I.N—SCHOOL- IMPROVEMENTS SS.• • No. ..7, • Kinloss (Second , , • . • . Concession)s scored the highest . • mark of '•Kinloss Township schools in the school grounds im- provement contest. No. 7. stood tied for third place in the inspec- torate according to contest fig- ures released by inspectors/ Game A sport with • us all • , You • helped us play ball,. At hockey in winter - You proved to be no flincher. • • When we to ;you came 4 11411MPIng—a nd-ja Or sore, fingers, or ,head hall we, A good nurse you • proved to be. • On special occasions •If we ask you to sing, • '4 "I# ' • ” • . . , • • • 1 1 „ , • Away:. in, a hurry tohelp us, • • ••• • -. • • ..• • Noir' a Small Way, • You were on the Wing. Our devotioh ' to show ,• We ask you to accept This casserole ,and bed throw:- " May -they ever remind you • • Of all the good.tinies1 ' We had altogether. At old Number Nine. • In the future we .wish yo, • The best that is in store, Good health, good fortune; And Gd bless you evermore. • This comparatiNie,,.. iiidging of; S ,igned 'on behalf of yOur_puk.„. school ground improvein-efiTS wirrilsTaTia:friendriff);S:S. No. '9, Kin- cbritinue to be an annual feature f ,los.s.. .. , . . • . Nil% Game .1iemt.out, .treasing that the -highest scoring schools 'SUFFERED BROKEN HAND are not necessarily the most' at • IN MOTOR 'MISHAP ' .* '), . '' • tractive, '„ but they are the one :---, , ' e • ,. , .. w ere most 'improvements • have When the ,light truck, he r was ' • . ' " . ' . , , :been carried ‘out during the, past driving Tett the road And SI'llash- , 1 • : .1. i • among those receiving additional .Tlitirsd&y,. Ray Stanley suffered . • ' . recognition,' as having previously a .broken hand. • ' :1- . , .gclie through a period of 'ini- ' The . mishap • Occurred ghortly t • '. Provement and continuing to after supper, Ray was driving ' maintain ,a high .standard of op., west in a; pick-up truck owned pearance, , « ' • • ' , : by Looby and Looby, and at ..' .• Top schbol in the insPedtbrate point in front Of- the Caledonian '' . • Was No. 6, tiderslie. No. 8 Green- Park it veered across the high-- •Ock was second with '55, .points was,,,,, and into the ditch. 'A rnech- 'and the *Second' Concession school..anical, defect was believed re-' .• and • No. •7, Ruron, were tied,: for SpOnSible as' the driver , had not third place with 52 pOintS. Kin-! control of the vehicle and had. ,.loss schools, in • order• of merit, been 'proceeding • at a moderate Were: 8.S. -No, 7, No. tli S6. , 9,' No. rate within the Corporation. 1, ' . .1 . . ,/„ 2, No, No; 4' and No 10 . Rayhas.the itijtited - nand , in ' tied, No. 3., - , ' •• cast: • •;' • 1 • . . ; , :. •-• . • / • .school Year. Holyirood school is ed off a telephone. pole last• 4.. '• ' . 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