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THuRSDAY,' JULY ,R§tb 1951 •
THE VOICE OF TEMPERANCE
The Democratic community is
always in danger from the prop-
ganclist. and . the gossip, The
inapogancust has an axe to grind
and has 40 scruples about Mis
informing the public. The gossip
spremts- the Stbry. • The listening
Ublie-4111„iSt, learn to iproteetit-
elf by being. skeptical about ,
tiqueisy, -sort c'of .,agitation -4y re -
sing to. be Panicited ;by glaring
head lines •or purple stories and
bringing everything t9 -,the- test
of . acwal personal exPerience.
The people otlitiron have been
subjected to a lot ofwet prop-
aganda and wet +gossip, Out of
eleven years', ecPerierice ih Hur-'
• 'on I :say that ,these wetabrica-
lions' are. not true. They are not
bove ,out lacts--41urpn:Ta not
the blighted coMmUnity
'they, picture. There, is to more
fortunatecommunity than Hui-.
on, That's ',what 'every citizen .of
• lluron' will see if he uses' his town
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.MRS. HUGH. SUMMERS,' Font --
hill, neWly elected 'president of
• the Federated 'Women's Institutes.
of Canada, has :been an active,
'Member of the Decew Falls Wo-
men's Instittite for 20 years hav-
ing held the position of Branch.
president, Welland District presi
,ident and convener,. of Social
Welfare. In 1946 Mrs. Summers
was made • a' 'Wornen's Institute
life tnember in " appreciation of
er unselfish service. •I. • ";
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GODERICH COUNCIL is up in
arms • over. another°. increase of
$445,765 in, the equalized. county,
•assessment .and "talk of :with-
'drawal' • from • the , county. was
again heard". *:• • . •
Prof.: Name the outstanding
aCcoMpliShmenti of the Romans.,
• Student: They understood Lat-
Skinny men, women
ga!e.
What a -thrill So-ny limbs1111 ,out; ugly hollows -
611 up, neck no longer scrwwny; body . loses hall-.
starved. sickly "bean-pi:de' look. Thousands of
girls, women, men, Who never could gain before.
are now proud of shapely, healthy-ooking bodies.
They thank theapeetal vigor-bWIding, flesh-bUilding
013treX. Ita Waite. stimulants. invirators,
"Iron, vitamin B1, calcium, enrich blood, Improve
appetite and digestion so, food 'gives you, more
strength and nourishment: put flesh 011 Ilan bones.
„Don't fear getting too fat. Stop when you've gained
*the 5; 10, LS or 20 lbs. you need for normal Weigbt.
Costa little. New "get acquaint,ed' • else 11/111/.1100.
Try famous'Ostrez Tonle 'Tablets for new vigor •
and added pounds, this very day. 'At all druggists.
VVE'LL !AY
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ICINILOSS TOWNSHIP
° Kinloss Council met in the hall
July 9th, 1951, as per acljoUrn,
merit. All members present,
'Moffat -McKinnon that the rni -
utes of the last regulaLineeting4
off' Jiine 110i- ag-Veaci be approv-
'ed and signed.
Mtn -ray -Moffat that the, petit-
ion of Harvey HoUston re,an im-
provethent • on the Ackert Drain,
i)e accepted -and the Engineer
be 'asked to report.
.1Vioffat-Percy -that the Clerk
write the.' Ontario Veterinary.
• College at, gli;elph.rfor further in-
forrnatioh' .reH.E. Hanna's beast
and NV:arble:, fly Spray.
Percy - ,Murray that yue-now adz
joUrp. and conStitUte 'the 'Court of
Revision on the Nine "Mile. River-
Improyerrient r- Law.' After;
signing • their declaration, the -
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Reeve acted as chairman. .Mr.
-John .,'Ilicha'rdson 'had che only,
.appeal; it being against "acreage.
Murray -McKinnon that the. ,aP-
• peal of John •Richazison-be 'sus- •
'wined, and. his' ace ie reduced
20 acres, and his asSessmerit ac- •
cordirtgly . and • the reduction 'be
• added ti.9, the„Con. 3-4, road assess
Moffat -Percy, that: the Court of
Revision ;on the Nine Mile River
provement By -Law • t!e
closed, and the By -Law' be' given,
first „and •secondreading; and..
,the Clerk forward 'to the -Ontario*
• Municipal' Board for approval,
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and that we now resurnefor
era]: business: . • ••
Murray-McKinnOn that Ernest
Ackert be' employed to Construet,
.,2 :catch, basins on Con. 9-10 in
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.THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUOKNOW, ONTARIO;
• MAIM LIFE °
O ASHEFIgLD -W.M S•
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The July meeting of the Ash-
field W.M.S. 'met at the hon -ie
of Mrs. (Rev.') 'McDonald,. Mrs.
Rueberi Wilson, vice president?
was in .charge
'MF Henry MacKenzie _offered
, the opening prayer. •
'The scripture was .read by
• Donald 'MacKenzie: Mrs. Neil G.
MacKenzie gave the :meditation'
Qr., it. Mrs. -Earl Howes read a
paper on 'the' life -work'' of 'Rev.
George , Prentice, a hymn writer:
W. sang 'Wore love' to .Thee" one
Of, 'his lovely' hyrrips. Mrs.. David
Mel,Vitiretiy offered: praYer, A
'atom:nary 'tile Glad ,Tidings.
Was given hy Miss Sadie Sadie John.=
aton. ' .
• 'Miss' Date froni Kintail
byterian camp.was guest 'speak
er. 'She gave an outline' of the
lactivities•carried on at the camp.
• Mrs. Parrish and Mrs. Wm.
Ross .gave readings. 1VIrs„,,R. 1Y1e-
Lean 'offered prayer. Mrs: Dun-
can MacKenzie, read .a • portion,
• frOrn the study book on "Araibia
Sixty' Years 'ago and Now". Mrs.
Duncan' ;MacKenzie, :tireSident,
took charge of ,the business...
Miss $adie Johnston. was Made
the •recipient of a" Life Mernber-
ship certificate from the Society.
Ws: Simpson' . read • a ,`,.`thank
you" letter from: ;Mrs'. ban 'Mc-,
Donald for cards of sympathy
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during her ' illness. 'Mrs, Allan
McAuley's letter of regret. for
not. being. able -to: attend our . 60th
anniversary Mr* read.
• Anna Mae ,MacDonald:,offered
to take the August meeting. 'Af-
front of Lot 11,' •
PereY-Murray that , we set the
'tax rates .for the year 1051 at •the'
For CountY. rates 414. Milli
For Township .,rates 15,
General sChOol,rate 4,j mills
Fed. of Agriculture :4 mills.
and the 'Trustees' levies to befiri,
accordance with. the Several; re
qUisitions . and alsO:f. the High
SchOol.,,Area rates as 'Per requis-
itions' f. needed, ,the Clerk to.
Prepare: By-Lavv: confirming the
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Percy-MOffat that Ave do, now
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adjourn. to meet. again 'on -1111.ori.-
day, the 13th 14ST of August 1:951.
Cheques. isigied: Fed of Agri,
culture, 1950 levy• •of One-fifth
Mill, $27216; Ted .HOwey, 0 fox:
• bounty, 6.00; Elmer James, 9'ioX
bounty,: 0.00. Irwin Carruthers,
2 fox-boinity,, 2.00; Geo Colwell,
2 'fox., bounty, 2.00; Al Hedley, 1
fox. bolmty, 1.00; JarrieS
•• ran,e 1'fox bounty1, •* 1 00. Elmer
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IVIeFarlan, 1 fox bounty, 1.00;. R.
'Forster, 3/I4n. . pipe, -'' 1,60; Peter
. Carter, Jr„ cattle claim,. 140,00f
John D. McLeod; insp.—above
• News,, drainage ad, 20.00; Luck,
noW Sentinel,. .drainage by=laws
and 'adv., 299.45; Dr. J. A. Mac-
e "• • ' - Donald,. school dental work,
Tor any• 'size 120.00. J :R.' Lane, Clerk's ,fees,
a ny b _
.durna_einiTkap,gleoy.weornrnkt 2I7p5.$0.0;.s.ttmE;sLaavd,
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0 -A -P :pcistage,-
. . 4.001,_:.urgr_orpesinith_eare
any typeof.
etc.,- 12.10; Miss • Dena Mac -.
• Kenzie, assistance, 20.00..
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Highway cheques: Pay Roll No.
7., $376.16; C. A. McTavish,,fuel
oil, etc., 88.074. Harry Adams,
bulldozing, 125.00; • 'Chas. Tiffin,
!bridge timber,, 60.00;. Department
of Highways, gas tax, 34.10; W.
Breckles, motor' labor, 2.50; E. 'H.
Agnew, insurance pronium, 6500;
Rae 84 Porteous, gate valve, 3,25.
•".;.« J. -R., LANE, Clerk.
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STtHENT TO
ASSIST" Wt. GEAR '
lames Brown; Tiverton, an un-
dergradttate ' of OntarioAgridul-
, tural College, Guelph, nas.' been
appointed • field:man. ,,for Bruce
County foih the Summer Months.
tie will, be assisting George
Gpar, Bruce County, agricultural;
representative_ • • " 1'
A new assistant agricultural
repres,entative. has not been Pam,
ed to Succeed: bonglas 'Tipper,
who 'Was transferred to ,Hunts-
ville and the IVhiskoka,•Parry
SOtind , district I aS' •agricultural
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L MBER 1:11,uMocINT0EwD
ter singing hymn: 571,..Mrs. Wil- . •
son offered the clo in ra er: 'Phone $ g p y 150 , , ONTARIO
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EXTRA EMPHASIS' ON 'SAFETY.
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