The Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-12-24, Page 4aK
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THE UMCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, O tTARIO
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WEDNESDAY, DEC- 24th, 1952
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i.s I r.& ' COAX ' 1''Olt . SALE=.
„Phdne•Rd(bertson's! Carlow, 15-30
FOIL SALE = alto sacaphone in
good 'condition. Allister MacKay,
phone 28-r-7 Ripley.
WONTED -3 tons of„ clover or
mixed hay. Tom Colwell, St
Helens.
HOUSE FOR SALE—ft an a house
in Lucknow', prriperty of the
;Estate of Catherine MacKenzie,
Apply to 'Frank. MacKenzie,: R. 5.
SLEIGHS—a few setts of sloop
sleighs aw'ith runner 21/4 and 2V2
; inches and 5 foot bunks for. Sale
at Andrew's`` Implement. Shop.
LIVE POULTRY WANTED
For•"fit results at your door.
=call BROWN BIROS., 315 or 181- W
Kincardine, tint. `
LOST` -7-2 White headed . heifers,
-yearlings, with pig ring in. right
Q<ears, between 3rd and 4th Con..
of -„Ashfield, several .weeks ago.
Thomas H. Culbert, R. 1, 'Dun-
gannon., i
NOTICE OF
COURT OF REVISION
The Court of Revision of the.
1953 assessment roll of the Town-
ship of Kinloss will, be held in
the' Township; Hall, Holyrood, on
'Tuesday the 13th 'dayof January,.
1953
1953 at 1.30'o'cleck in the after -
,
Appeals received, on or, be-
• fore January 2nd, 1953, only will
be considered. All .; ratepayers
govern themselves accordingly
J. R. LANE,
Clerk Kinloss Township.
D[ERMr CHRIST•
IVIAS
and„ a .
AEPY NEW TEAR
To :AYI.
M. MORRISON
Boot & Harness 'Repairs
FOR -SALE-2 .-good tongue and
and
groove pine storm doors, 34" x
80", with .glass 16"x16',' painted
white, $5.00each; screen doot
33 Vex80" for $2,00; Johnson" Iron
Horse'. *gas engine,' _$20,00, ' W. N.
Bushell, Lucknow.
EAT FOR. S
SALE.
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Good beef for .sale by the quar-
ter: Beef killed 'under license
from the Department of Health.
Hind quarters, '40c a pound.
• Raynard Ackert, Holyrood.
Phone' 24-30 Ripley.
WANTED ..
CASH PAID' for crippled and
dis-
abled
abledani animals also highestprices
paid •for. • boars and . horses for
slaughter. Phone Atwood 37-r-12
collect
CARD OF 'THANKS'
Mrs., Jack .Henderson wishes to
thank, f riends and neighbors who
so kindly remembered her in.
many ways while in the hospital.
All these kindnesses were :•indeed
appreciated.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Wilfred Drennan
wish to sincerely' thankfriends
and neighbors for their many
kind acts and expressions of 'sym-
pathy `extended them at the time
of Mr. Drennan's death..
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A. , splendid Christmas concert
was -presented in Zion Hall on
Wednesday; ' December; 17tl . by ;
Zion school''.children. under the.
direction of . their teacher, Mrs.
• Lorne. Johnston. ' A large ,attend-
ance
.attend-•ance .enjoyed'he .following pro -
ram: recitationsb + . Kenneth
— Gardner, Lloyd Reid, Anne Rit-'
' chie, , Kenny Kirkland; piano
solos, Donald Kirkland, ' Marlene
Hunter; solo, Ke4n Gardner, Bar-.
ry -McDonagh; duet,. Carol Helm,
-Marlene Hunter; choruses by the
school Welcome Song, Snow-
flake- Suzy, Zion School House,
Windn ill • Song, School Days,
Wily Claus, Noel, Away •in
Manger;. 'We. do .not like to say
Goodbye: Those taking part in
choruses were. Ernie 'Magoffin,
Donald ' and Kenny ' .Kirkland,"
Marlene Hunter, Anne Ritchie,.
Lloyd Reid, Ken; dardner, Chris
Raynard, ' Barry McDonagh, 'Carol:
and Evans Helm. •A number of
dialogues were' .given, "Father's
Diplomacy", "Christmas *ith the
Ruggles''',, "A Good °Innpression",
"The Hold -Up". Other nummbers.
were, "Down the Flue", "Kitch
:en ' Band by the school", "Tiny
Tot Wedding", `Guess Who" song
• and drill, "Shadow Picture", folk..
'dance, pantomime "Silent night".
add save the 'Qixeeri - concluded -
the program. Lunch was' served
after whicl, a dance followed to.
music supplied by, Henderson &
McCharle's' orchestra.
Sunday School Concert
Zion Sunday School concert
Washeld on Tuesday evening
with Rev. Dickinson in. the.•chair.
Those taking .part in the choruses'
and recitations were, Herbie Hun-
ter, Kenny Kirkland, Grant
Helm, Larry Hunter, Elaine. Cook,.
Anne Ritchie, Ronnie. Gardner,
Herbie Barger, Joan Barger, Don-
ald Kirkland, Kenny. Barger, Tom
Helm, Kenny Gardner, Alan Gib-.
son, Barry McDonagh, Jimmie.
Gibson, Arthur thur . Helm, Gordie
Barger, Evans' Helm; Donnie Gib-,
son, Billie Barger, Roberta Helm,.
Beatrice Gibson and Chris Ray -
nerd. Other numbers were' solo
by Mrs. Pete Cook; instrumental
by, Caryl. Gardner; Marlene Hun-
ter and Sybil Barger;- trio, Mrs.
t Bill Helm, Carol and John; Es-
kimo drill by eight junior boys;
readings ,by;' Mrs. Chas. Wilkins,
K.INL4UGH
Mr. Carman'. Johnstone has. !been
spending 'awhile in ' Toronto. `.
• Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haldenby
spent a few days during the' week
at Toronto. •
• The teacher,, Mrs. D. McInnes,:
and . pupils of S.S. ;Igo. 3, Kinloss,
held their Christmas concert and
dance ;in.'IHolyrood Hall on Tues-'
day evening. ' '
. Mr. and Mrs, Lovell McGuire'
and Trudy of Wingham and Mr.
and•Mrs..Clare Sperling of. Walk-
erton were recent visitors. with.
Mr. George 'Haldenby.
Mr. and` Mrs. Clark. Needham'
and ,.family visited last. Sunday
With Mr. and Mrs. • Orma Pollock.
Miss Barbara Murray spent 'a
few, days '• at Toronto with her
sisters, Eleanor and • Margaret
Anne.
•l Congratulations to ; Mr. 8t _ Mrs:.
Goldie Emerson (nee Jacqualeen.
Hedley). who, -were . Married on
Saturday. ' • . ' .
Miss Nancy 'Needham was a re-
cent visitor with her friend, Miss
Shirley Hamilton.
i ' Mr. and " Mrs.. ' Currie Colwell,
Bruce and Betty, Con. 2, Mr. and
Mrs. Ardell Mason, •.Con..4, • Visit-
ed Sunday with. Mrs. J. W. Col-
well.
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.Veltr AGAIN IN TEESWATER
ON LADIES' BEVERAGE :ROOM
Judge Birnie's decision in .dis=
allowing..,, filfteen of twenty-one
disputed votes in the .beverage
' room .*plebiscite at Teeswater last
fall. allows men's beverage rooms
'a 60 percent ,affirmative 'vote by
one -ballot., with the ladies' bev-
erage rooms rejected •on !being ,4
COMING` EVENTS
HOLIDAY DANCES
The Lucknow Fire: Co. annual
holiday dances; • willa be held on,
Christmas night, Thursday, De-
cember • 25th and a gala New
Year's Eve frolic on Wednesday,
December 3lst
LANGSIDE
The Y.P.S. •met in `;the chirch
on 'Monday evening. Charlie 'Tif-
fin ` presided. Wm. Young. • read,
• the scripture. Lloyd • Hoffman
.gave • the meditation end John
Hoffman' led in, prayer, • Mrs. Far::- I;
ish . ;Moffat gave_ the topic " on.
"Christmas", Jimmy Young gave
the closing .prayer, .Mrs. Charlie
Tiffin conducted a number'of
'of
interesting contests: '
.The Ladies' Aid •:met at the
home ' of Mrs.. Wm. Evans on
Tuesday evening: .Mrs. Evans
presided and themembers gave
Christmas readings '• atter which.
the members " exchanged gifts:
Th a election of officers was held
and :' are as follows. press, Mrs.
Bill Scott; vice' pres.,,.Mrs Char-
lie' Tiffin; sec., Mrs, Wm. Evans;
treas., Mrs. John Crowston Cheer
convener, Mrs... Peter G. Moffat.
• During ,the',church service, on
Sunday,' Donna Moffat sang a
solo, "Away in a Manger".
Transport Grade 10 Pupils.;':
• According to' a letter in The
Teeswater. News, some residents
of that village'.are perturbed . over'
the Most. .recent: move,' to have
Grade 10 'students of. Teeswater..
transported : to Wingham ' 'High
School after , New Years. Short
notice of the resignation of •a tea-.
cher is givenas the reason for
,this latest move. The letter writer
asks if an honest effort .las been
made ;to engage a .successor.
BRUCE. COUNTY COUNCIL will
have its first lady ` member at
the January session . in the per-
son of Mrs, Helen .Crozier' 'wlho
has been elected deputy -reeve of
Walkerton. •
United : Church . Evening •'Aux.
The December meeting of. the
Evening Auxiliary, was held at
the home of Mrs. L: C. Thomp-
son with 28 answering the :roll;
call. The nominating .coiinnittee`,
of ` Mrs. Ken Cameron and' Mrs.
L: C. Thompson. was appointed.
A. temperance ' reading. • was given
by Mrs. 'Leonard Ritchie. 'Mrs.
:Cliff Crawford • gave the report
for the supply committee, -also
on a bale that had been packed
for. Korea; Mrs. Lloyd Hall, Mrs.
H. Webster 'and 1Vrrs: Jessie Al-,
lin offered to '.look after the Jan
uary ineeting;,at the home of Mrs.
Stuart Collyer. Mrs. Alex: An -
crew, the president, ' thanked the
ladies for, their co-opeartii�,ppn dur-
ing the past two years. Ws. Phil-
lip 'MacMillan • took the chair 'for
•1progratn. Hymn 47 was sung.
Mrs.- MacMillan led in the - de-
'viotions: assisted by' "Mrs. Sander-
son Mrs:. C. Crawford, Mrs. Ken
Cameron and Mrs.' Charlie Web-
ster. The candlelight service was
taken, by . Mrs. Wm: Humphrey',
Mrs..J. Nicholson, Mrs R.,Moth-
ers and Mrs., Roy' Black. A read-
ing ;was given by Miss :Margaret
Rae' Chapters 3 'arid 4 from the
studybook were reviewed by •
''Hunter.. Mrs: Jessie 'Alun
favored with an • instrumental:
'Hymn 64 closed 'the' meeting af-
ter which a dainty lunch was
served by the 'hostess'and ,com-"
mittee in charge. '
votes short where they previous-, lime
ly ' had two over the necessary.
60 percent. On the grounds that
ENJOY
the rejected rotes • could have.:.
been either.. for or against, an-
other plebiscite on ladies' bev-'
erage rooms will be held within
sixty , days.'
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G. ALAN WILLIAMS
Optometrist
Office on. Patrick St., just.
off. the Maly St. in
WINGHAM.
Professional :Eye Exanc:ination
•optical Services:
Evenings bY' appointment,
Phone:: Office 770; Res. 5.
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JOH.NS.I ONE'S`
NERAL HOM
.'Phone • 76.
,Day or . Night • .
Ambulance.. Service
USE .O
• F FUNERAL SOME:
"At 'No Extra: Cost
Moderate Prices
AN —and
:MaCLENN
. kiacKENZIE
FUNERAL 'SERVICE,'
Services conducted accord=v
ing to, your wishes at. your
Home;` Your ,Church, or at
,our Memorial Chapel at no
additional charge.
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AMBULANCE SERVICE
'Phone 181, :Lucknow!'. Day
or. Night'
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Howard Agnew Jos._Agnew
MEMBER OF
Ontario Ins.irance
Agents': Association
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GENERAL INSURANCE
Established ; Over 30 Years Ago.
Telephones: `
Business 39 ' ,Residence 138.
DR.. T.B'. CLELAND
Havelock St , south , of
Supertest Garage
LUC'KNOW
Telephone. 175
BUSINESS and
TAX SERVICE `f
MONTHLY AUDITS
For The a
Smali Merchant, Professions)
• man • and• the 'Farmer.
S. J. PYMM
P.O.. Box, • 74 . - Lpeknow, Ont,
:.Office' in. Kil
one patrick.23-w Block'
• 'Ph
ARMSTRONG
OPTOMETRIST'
-CODER. ICH
FOR . APPOINTMENT
''Phone 1100'
For ,
Appointment or Information
See 'Wm. A. Schmid,
'Phone.' 167-w Lucknow
INSURANCE
Co -Operative, Life :Insurance.
CA -Operative Automobile
Insurance
Mercantile & Farm Fire
Insurance
Econoarnical 'and Reliable.
See'., .
A. CAMERON
L' UCKr ow
Phone. 70-r-10 . Dungannon
T.
KennethJ. MacKenzie
R.O.
Optometrist
LISTOWBL; ONT'.
Will' be at Wrona's' Jewellery.
'store, Ripley.•,. 10_a,m. till..n� _
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JANUARY 7th, . 1953
and every Second Wednesday.
Eyes examined - Glasses fitted
For appointment 'phone Roy
MacKenzie, 96-r-24 '.Ripley:'.:
Mrs, Earl Swan and Rev, Dickin-
sonf•sorngs bythe senior boys and
the young men. Everyone joined
in singing several Christmas car -
old after which. Santa' arrived. to
distribute gifts: to all,' Lunch was
served, ' •
Miss Eunice Helm of Brantford
is home for the holidays.
ea COMFORT
OIL BURNERS • +oll::. FURNACES OIL BOILERS -+', WATER HEATERS
HISE ER ' and SON, Phone 426, Wingham .
FREE SURVEYS AND ESTIMATES
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INSURANCE
FIRE, CASUALTY,,
AUTOMOBILE •
AND LIFE
To. Protect Your Jack
InsureWith Jack Today,
J.`
A..' McDONAGH :.
Lucknow, Ont
'Phone 61-5, Dungannon
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K. W. ANDREW
Barrister and Solicitor
LUCKNOW, :ONTARIO.';
•Office in the: Joynt Block •
Telephone:
Office 135• :Residence 3.1-J
Stuart :MacKenzie.
:Barrister and Solicitor
WALKERTON, ONTARIO:
IN LUCKNOW.
Each; ' Wednesday
2 •OFFICE IN:.
HENDERSON BLOCK
R.. S Hetherington,, K.C.'
Barrister; Etc
Wingham and Lucknow
—1N--LIJCINOW ..---'-
Each Monday
and Wednesday
Located on the g
round'.flooir
in the • front 'of. .
,John: Kilpatrick's . Building'
'Phone Wingham
Office 48 Residence 97
Insure 'With , The
Culross Mutual
FIRE INSURANCE. co . '
' for
Reasonable rates, .'sthwid 'pro,
Lection. & prompt, satistactory
SettIement of claims.
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rrtiT 'ARISIi, •
Vette Local Agent
It. 3, Teeswater.
'Phone T,eeswater