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THE •• LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCK NOW, ONTARID
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 24, 25 '•
.ABBOTT &• COSTEY,LO •
AFRICA', SCREAMS
Matinee Saturday.'at 2.00 p.in..
MONDAY & TUESDAY
FEBRUARY. 27, 28
GREEK GARSON;;
ERROL FLYNN
iorsite
`.Woman
That
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
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BURT' LANCASTER,
CORRINE 'CALVERT, •.
PAUL HENREID
• — in
ROPE OF; SAND:
(Adult Entertauiment)
FOURTH CONCESSION
CARD O 'Tk ANKS.
• I wish to Sincerely. thank
friends and neighbors who re-
mem,bered ,rhe with cards, letters
land flowers' during my illness.
It was .deeply appreciated.
• .Mrs.. Torrance Anderson.
The ': f ainily •of the ;late .Mrs:
Johnston wish to thank
*friends ;and.•;neighbors for 'kind=
ne ' and sympathy .shown in
th r recent bereavement and.
OS for flowers,
Mr. ::George Gilchrist*, is eon-.
• fined, to. bed with a ',Heart condi
tion. .
Miss Marga.ret.1yfacDoriald and"
her pupils had. a.• Valentine party.
Wednesday .afternoon,' a day late
as pupis were , net. able 'to• get to
school: Tuesday on account of the
storm
Mrs, Graham Pinkney of Ajax
Collyer, in caring for ' her f ath-
er, Mr.. Dan 'Ma.cIntyre. .,
sil
Shirley , NLacClui�e Is . .ck with
the Chicken-pox,ckeChicken-pox,. ,,also Dona
ld
Hamilton:
A large�.�owd . of ladies attend-
ed the, Kairsheac Institute: iiieeting
at the :' Berl e of ] Iirs.- Allister
tiigiies last ' Thursday. afternoon:
To all my kind friends and
neighbors, .thankyou very much
for all the : Setters, cards;„ f lovers
and fruit , ent; . while ,in,.
es-
pital, and thanhs,' to ','•my close
neighbo s for:thein' help since .T¢
returned harne: All' •vas':•apprecif=` :
at•`ed �r
: •
Mrs. 'J. J. Smith...
Now' `"Roy Rogers,, King sot
The Co'iwboy.s",, in Color!;
Ridewith Roar •Rogers' to Old
West adventure! 'Follow this
great. new Western' comic, in col-
or, •iii The Detroit Sunday Tinies,
and also. see Roy Rogers in The
Daily .Detroit' Times.. °_ Get The
'Detroit Tiaries:, daily: and Sunday,
and thrill to 'this' new Western.
comic "Roy Rogers,• King . of . the
,Cowboys"
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ENS
Mrs, E,. W. 11ice was hostess for
the Fabruary meeting of .the Wo-
men's Association 'on, Wednesday
afternoon, with 14 ladies ' present.
.Mrs. S: A. Todd, the president,
was • in . the chair ,and the theme
of the Worship .:set'vice 'was
"Knowledge ' .and Worship.
through
Faith":; The meeting was ' opened
by . the repitition of the creed,
,the singing of the theme song
and the Association•oprayer.. the'
.roll call was. responded to with:
a verse .on "Faith"; Ntrs,. E. W.
Rice. • favored with a solo. ••Mrs.
;Cameron•read .. the. Scripture
Lesson and Mrs Charier MiePor-
alti, the lesson. 'thou'g,hts Mrs, ,. G.
Stuart and, Mrrs ,Jas.; Durnin sang
a duet:. It was°.decided :to have a
birthday tea •at Easter ' andthe-
following 'committees were `ap-
pointed : lunch, Mrs. G. M,cPher-;'
son, Mrs, S. A. To1:d, Mrs E W,.
Rice aria. _Mrs, W.A. Miller;,,pro
gram, Mrs. C.McDonald,
Stuart, •Mrs. •.F. •Cameron.. Some
time was spent in sew'in'g, •quilt•
blocks:. During this time Mrs: W.
A, 1V1 filler read an article; on "The
Women Did It",' At th.e conclusion
`a pleasant. social 'hour . Was 'eh-
j eyed . When the : hostess served'
: lunch,'
The :World Dray. of Prayerwill
be' observed; on •Friday:,afterngon
at 2 30 at - me o rs: IA -
Miller. :All the !ladies of the con-=
inunity are invited . to, attend this
Meeting:
The death ' occurred in
ham': Hospital` on Sunday of Mrs.
Herb. Thompson,• forinerly• Miss
Elithbeth Todd of:: St 'Helens.
i.' 'The' annival, ,meeting; of the
Women.'s . Institute �wrll : be .held
at the home of Mrs. Stanley Todd
Thursday' afternoon, March'
2nd at 2.30:• Al'representative' of:
the 'Singer: Sewing Machine eer
tre at ,Goderich will .give- a demM
.•onstration. Roll.. call,, .Payi'ri0 of
gees, for •New • Year". Hostesses
.program coTnrnittee, Mrs. Lorne
Woods, `1VLrs.. E: W: Rice.
Mr.; Wallace,: Miller' :. attended
•the funeral of his 'brother,
John ;J: Miner at, Toronto last
• Wednesday Mr E. .J,' Thom, Mrs.
• Win. Golldher :and Mrs. Ronald.
WW T'ECHURCH
The Worlds lDay . of Prayer, wall:'
• be held. in �"t;.'halmers 'church on
Friday. afternoon.• All 'the ladies,
of the. comniunity`.,are: invited: to
.attend •.:
Botfi'Churches ..held their W M
S .Meeting bast Wednesday after-'
noon 'The .:United. ,. at', the home
;of Mrs.. Groskorth :and the Pres-
• byterianat ,the .Manse ''.
We are 'sorry ,' to report.. Mr.
Archie .Aitchison to be'in:London
• Where ,he. ;had ::an: Operation ; last
.week::.
Mr: Wm: Rintoul:: has .`,purchas-
ed Mr:. Cairns Aitchison's farm.
:Mr. Beth.' Gaunt • of .Preston
�
•spent the Week -end :With, Mr and
Mrs Y. Emerso
n..
• .Mr. James ; Mc.Iriries,': ilho is.: in
a London hospital;. had. an opera
aract from
:. a • IL . .'. e •
Presents .
Thursclay,; Friday, Saturday; February 23, 24, 25
The-Amazingtrue story of the best friend a boy ever had
The priest wo refused a bigger church so he •could stay and
help his little ,friends. This is a,• real ..achievement of Christian
lo ve—
FATHER
D aGHTING UNE.
starring PAT O'BRIEN as Father Dunne.
For :our. -added .enjoyment- "HAIL : NOTRE DAME"
First Show at 7,15' — Second : Show; at "9.05."»
onday, Tuesday, Wednesday; Feb, 2
"All The. King's Men", "The Snake Pit" -Yes these pictures.
wen- ' Academy . Awards. "Driftwood" , did not, : but we •
can bet you our bottom. dollar that you will enjoy
riftWOO
d
100 times more than the; above' mentioned award *inners,
because it's human. Natalie Wood, ' the'.. six-year-old ' lady
will steal your heart away—and old -trimers like :. Walter
Brennan., Gay with ` Laughter,, bright with love.
ee° us Qif you are interested
owing a profitable
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contract with` Canada``l ialt n t g
We .. 'Are Installing New 'F.quipmeiit to •Insure 'Fast and.
Efficient Handling of • Grain at the Luck -now Elevator
iiis. eye. also' in attendance.
M and .Mrs. Walter James - Plan to attend the social'.even-;
:have—,theear-etaking of and'pro'...g.._re-"ssive eu- c'thre p'arty
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ted ` urc.h for.this ye, • ' din the community ' hall .on F d y r.
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uff r he,
is s i ''.e oft
Olive Terrii;f g evenn ''�unde-tliie�.:aus c s
iss ,;. g r p
from ari attack ;of pleurisy. Womens Institute: Ladies ,are re
Rev., Mr. Cui iie•has..been laid
quested tobring lune
h:.'
up with a severe cold during..the.
past .-week:
ARRIVED :FOR: YOUit•• APPROVAL
risit`Our. ;Hatchery For A Close Inspection:
Before. Placing Your' 19504 Order:
BUY AT HOME ---BECAUSE
1. ,Wegua•�•.
rantee . satisfaction _ __ _
2. Our Hatchery is Ontario Approved
Train. service• is at present, inadequate
4. We give FREE'. with 'each order a treatnient• of
t6B:Q. 'Tablets
fewer'.•chills. ' :'
A -sliotter delivery iatsur.e . s
efore out interest in. you,.
'You, are not • �a .stranger--ther
isli personal as well :as 'business:
•
Finte5
:For
Life, . • . `' ..'feter►a Mash .
New Chick Starter,. Pellets or Li
At.
and' Hatchery
Feed " Store. ,
'I'IIONE 165 • .: •
:COUNCIL 'MINUTES
".. KINLOSS TOWNSI•IIP
Council • met Fe!bruary13, 1950
as per :adjournment. All riiem)bers
-present. -+
• :Carruthers-Lavis that the Min-.
utes :Of: the January 9th meeting
be approved ,and signed:
Carruthers -McKinnon that the
deed : of •the road allowancealong
the ,east side, of Lot. 59 .from the.
village: limits to:. the .-northern
boundary: •of' the said 'Lot • be'
`transferred, ,from :'the.' C.N.R.;to
the To unship • of Kinloss. • x
Lavin -McKinnon that the time,
for the , 'retur"n of'the • Collector's`
roll 'be extended to .March. 13th,
1950'. ,. ,.
Carruthers -.Percy that . we meet.
the,Lucknow Council.. in . Satin'.-
da°yening' at thee. office ,to:
consider the 'Fire: Protection „By-
law...-`•
Carruthers=McKihnon, that we
do not accept any of; the, tenders
on ' the. Weed Spraying ,machine.:,
.Carruthers
.Carruthers - Percy. that » this,
Council unanimously agree" to
purchase : a. spray `Machine front
the Sproinoter,. pop of Rendon,
Ontario, •
McKinnon -Percy .that: applica-
tions,, be' culledfor; the positions`
of -operator, of ;the spray Mach-
ine" and also 'for "`inspector for
Warble Fly , spray for 1950"t op
erator to be good mechanic Viand,
,itispeetoo. to be of ,godd'busine,,s
ability, State wages expected.
McKinnon -Percy: that, =:.tenders:
be 'Called .for tile•' crushing and
truekin.. of 'the ., nec'essar. _r navel
. g Y g
required for.::the: year '.1950' ;.•
Cariiithers=Percy that' we` do
now `adjourn tiimeet'•. again; on
Monday, the 13th ,day •.of March
1950•
'Cheques issued '':`Fley ' Huffman
5. fol bounty', '$6.00, ' Jas Cech-
rane, 4 fox bounty, '-4:U0; Luck -
now Sentinel; lirintlr}g :arid advt.,
43x.75;• I13iehard . 1VIcQu.ilTin, wolf
bounty $29 and, 4. fox, bounties:,
.4.00, 24.00; 'J: R. Lane, reg.' B'.M D.;
1949, 1:75, Municipal World;: sup
piles,, 24.27;; Win. G. Moffat, paint
•
•
and painting • at hall, 1.65 45; ;Mrs.:
James _ _ Smith, caretaking, ;4':00;.
Evai-'r fund do tax 1949;
'Wm. Evans, ., e g �
2.00;x, Roy GrahaM, material and
.work- at hall; 229.73,''.Harold "H•al
denby, wiring hall, 121 15:•»
Highway;;cheques Pay roll' No..'
2, $342.50; E. n, Ag.n,ew .insurance
premium• on. grader, '160:90;,. W. C.
Becker ,Co., repairs etc. on grad
er;. »258.62; , Pedlar People, :'cul
• •verts,;'184,40; Stewart McGillvary,
•bridge.•tirriber,'70:00, Roofers ;Sup
Ply :Co., culverts, .;' 26.6:52 Mont=
gomery ,Motors,' ,use of wrecker, '.
etc., 5:.10
J R. LANE- Clerk:
Feeds; Fertilizer. •
z� Phone 71
•
Groceries
Phone 27
er Your EERTIL1ZER,:.Now
:Fertilizer- supplies -are limited. In event of a shortae, orders .:
will bedealt -with in order received 1949 supplies: limited
• �
.production •to 1,000 tons ;Present indications are that an
,equal quantity • will ; not be available for 1950.
•
All Regular Brands Will Be Mixed
Special Brands will be mixed at Your ,request if supplies
are available, ; A 'trucking service supplied.
1.00 ` PER .-TON DISCOU
for orders picked up; at the plant. '
SHOP THE CO-OP WAY.
ucknow D.i»strict Co.Operative.