HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1950-03-30, Page 5THURSDAY,„MARCH 30th, 1950
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THF LUCKNOW SENTINEL,.. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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yceum Theatre
WINGHAlv1
Two;'Shows Eaeh Night
FIRST SHOW AT 7,15
TON,IG;T—THURSDAY •
ETHEL' BARRYMORE,
WALTER PIDGEON,
PETER, LAWFQRD.
..in '
THE. RED D'A•N,UBE.
• FRIDA,Y,. ' SAZ'URIAAY'
144I10 '31st,'; APRIL. ` 1st
tOBERT :TAYLOR, •
JOHN .HODIAK
AMBUSH
1Vlaiinee Saturday; at 2.00 p.m,
MONDAY, TUESDAY
,VAN JOHNSON,
GEORGE MURPHY'
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WHITEC•HURCH
° Mrs. Robert •Ross•• attended' the
funeral of her cousin in London
last Friday.
7Mr. Wallace ''Conn . returned
home fr.orn • Win,gliam Hospital,
where he had been a patient for:°
EL few days. ` ..
Mrs.,Lorne Johnston, who has
been in • Wingham Hospital;' „is
able' to be out . again, am:1'`1s at'
the h of Mr, and Mrs. Ryan.
'Gordon: Wel.wood .'started'
to
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'o k in the Vyngha¢n Bank
of 'Commerce this 'week„ '.
ars Robert Purdon is''visiting
in Montreal with her, mother,
Mrs, Archie .Anderson .and. her.
sister, Elizabeth' Andersen.
Many from ;here attended .khi:e
funeral . of:. Mrs..: David: Cutrie i,n
Wiraghari on Sunday, •1Vhs: Rus-:
sell, Gaunt is a daughter..
.1Vtr. •Pr. ic'e Scott of Wingham
s,pent,.last Friday afte,rnoon,in.the
village::
Mrs ' Albert McQuillin visited
Monday 'afternoon with her aunt,
Mrs.- Kennedy, ''
Mr. and Mrs. Canmen Farrier
and . Miss Winnifred of .Toronto
Spent the week -end with their
__panents,.l •..and,Mit,....W _'R,Ea:r
vier
PAISLEY'S..HOTEL closed.. since
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the.. beve'.rage , .room vote • was, lost.
a
year ago, has been. 'sold to.
'Lloyd Johnston.; of Listowel, 'who
wh.ill re -open .the .hostelry,' • w:
WOLF. CUBS:
.''Kenneth.Hodgkinson led in the
Grand :H'owl to open' Iast” week's
meeting. There" was ,an ':attend:
ance of 24. Following routine in-
spectior 'by'.Apela,: Rey.''Tavener
conducted another, jungle dance:
.'Following'the story period, in
struction iii flagsand knots was,
given. .Fraser ,Ashton was invest-
ed as a member of,•the Pack• Con'-'.
test • standings remain unchanged
with Tawny Six leading' with '338,
Grey; 333,°fled:327,',White X316,. '
LETTEE, -TO THE .EDITQR
STATES • VIEWS O
F•LX SPRAYING
Dear Sir:
As a a•a.'telpaayer •..of : Kinloss
would like to .,eNpress rny''view
in regard to 'the' Fly ,Spray. I .ani.
'in '• favor of ', spraying and my
:name • is on the list favoring it,
However,' events have developed.
which er•`e, not a credit to those
responsible. •
The 'first , year , *of sprayings
costs were paid out of the ,gent''
eralfunds :Of the Township and
rightly so. Last year '(1949), 'a.
by -slaw was passed Tmaking spray',,.
ncompulsory.A f.. w,o,
r •g e� .' days ago,
in .1950,, ,a copy *Of the 1949,'by-law,
was• sent` to'• cattle c wriers, Why
not last-'6'year instead of . navy'
Nothing is, saiddin' the '�by-law of
iplaoing costs bn the cattle own-°
ers Fri' their .taxes: .Yet ..this • o.c
ctrred'.: I dannot see :how Council
pari 1egai , y • place these costs '. •on.
the • cattle 'owners, • after' they,
considered ••jt necessary to. ,make
-a• 'I by-law making spraying ' com.
,pulsory. To' my iniad it ' is .not a
constitutional method
Sortie: oatt1e;towners-had lasses
due to spraying. Some. visited
Council'• to: see ,if r•.emuneration.
was available but . received ,a
straight no. Others; accepted their
loss _las ..._a_ dead_loss : anjcl •-buried• •
them, thinking•' that nim the• , end.
Some time .afterwardis the• Coun-
cil had ``a •change of heart” (so
to ':;speak) and decided: :.to 'pay,
provided the ..pers.on had a c.er-
ttifioate from a veterinary that
'FOSTER rM•OFFAT "is, honorary
president of :the Mutual Fire Un.
derwrirters` Association. 'df "iOo,+t-
ario vWhich :recently 'held its.. ari-
in' Toronto. Herb
nual Meeting ,
Kuntz, of •Fori.osa:was elected
,pies
dent• '
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asunk
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II : i ou • size i tnig .. a v 11.1 sacs of:w .
ewer ; chicks are being 'hatched and—several .dates are
•t^ already booked to capacity:
• Presents
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, March' 30, 3.1,• Apr'. 1.
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.Ftearless,fighters . Bad men feared ; brave men cheered.
The Gallant. Legion. Their guns 'bought law • to Texas.
Their- courage made history . ;
ilant La ion
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with William Elliott, Adrian Booth.
Plus—"FALLEN AiCHES"
with Charlie'Chase:
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Plus -LATEST ' NEWS
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ForidaY, Tuesday, 'W edrfesda g April . 3,
A" J Arthur Rank'. historical production. See.' this great .
,picture . of the Irish' fight for .freedom 'Full • of suspense,
thrills, and fight: That's the story of '
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frith Stewart Granger and Kathleen'. Ryan•
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w4ble _fly spray inspector .at; $1
per hatir be, accepted, he' to find
own transportation
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`Percy -McKinnon`. that, Edward
Thotpson .',be engaged: at '$1.25
per hour for: use. of . tractor to
the loss' was clue' to .'spraying. _
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move spray ,machine, and to 'as
013 a' few were aware •of this list operator n.'a'ny way needed,
change of events and were:lucky
gCarruthers-Pere that the, ten
enough oto:, sei=eive•::pa'ynnent far - y
their. loss: Others fpr lack of vet's
certificate,, • eaused ' by the ..inde-
cision 'and mumness ' of 'Council,:
received nothing. '• I : was :one:
• Hawever, letbY gone•s : bY-
'gonesbut do not let it occur
again this year .I would .suggest:
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.1st. That: •OouKicil. have their.
minds `made *.up in time. s0; as to
•give „ all' ratepayers. an equal and
lawful • deal.. •
2nd'. That after iiiaking it .com-.
pulsory lby passing;a by-law, that.
the 'costs Abe chiarged to the gen-
eral' :funds. where it ;legally' 'be
3rd. That . •a ,pwblic • announce=
ra ford s
atcher
have',them
DAY ° OLD. TO'`MONTH°' OLD
See them; before :04., order.. order..
Several •'customers;: already well satisfied..
WE ALSO'STOCK
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(ew 'Life and, Lifeteria; Feeds
Products, :Jainesway. Poultry Supplies.
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CROP•:
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•`in •contractwith,:Canada• Malting Co
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We Are in
stalling NeCiEquipmentuipm
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t+• Insure
Fast •
and
Efficient handling o` Grain • af: ,.theLuckiow, Elevator
1 'Treleaven' Milling Co L:imited
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interested
uu are
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la, o+ilNt eri1ilii#t, iirly4/1iMirf4#151.04 ►n.im►i•#r•n;roabooawro+mpuaro T41.10!.. 01:1irthtiriri
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reinwneration -.for:, losses : so khat
all may be on an -..equal .footing.
• 4th:: That . cows• w r t•h i n two •
;months of 'freshening. be exempt -
'ed frOni
xempt'ed:from' Spraying and the, brush
anethod':beallowed .for; them in
stead, and thereby'; reduce 'unnec—
essary.' damage expense
Please:'.accept these remarks, as
construeti've ''criticism, • .'not de-:
strUctive May we ,look:•,for some
concrete'' action ',before : spra'yin g
time, is : here?
I might say':I ani a half-brother.
to "Stoneboat. Harry" 'and "Dog
Sled 36e".
• Yours;
``F,Y . SPRAY ',ANDY".
der, of, :H `'Ii. Bannerman for
crushing 'and .gravel :in
1950 a'f•• 60 cents . per cu. yard up
t°o 6,00Q ,yards., • of over that' yard ;
Ogle •at 58 Cents. ;for the whole
contract, be aoepted..'•c
G rrtrthers-PercY that we
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