HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1950-05-25, Page 5Eng
THUR.SDAY,, MAY •25th, 1954:
yceum Theatre
wiNGHAnn
Two Shows Each Night
FIRST ,: SHOW AT 7.15.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
°MAY X25, 26, 27'
•; GENE. AUTRY
in
Rijn,. Of.T4.: Canyon
.
Matinee Saturday at 2410 'p,m..
MONIIpAY,: TUESDAY
MAY 29, 30
SPENCER TRACY,
JAMES STEWART
in
MALAYA •
WEDNESDAY;THURSDAY t
MAY 31, JUNE ' 1 !!
AUpREYR:IC; .TOTTER, ; � ` • '
tARD •,BASE.,
TENSION
(Adult Entertainment)`
NEPHEW. OF;:1VlcKAY.FAMILY•
WORKS FOR MANITOBA FUND
The; MacKay' family af' fcAV,n
have received a clipping.' from
the Edmonton Joura al•, picturing -
.b
icturin��g
,
the part their" nephew Don Mc
- Kay, ,:is llayingin the'Manitoba.
Flood Relief Fundi. Dori; ,a• son 'of'
Alex 1V1cKa'' is executive secret:-
t'-
ary otthe drrronton . Chamber of.
Cominierce; ` which g staged a.' tag
g
day in th city a fewr _ diays ago
in aid' destitute ,Manitobans.
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T1TE LJCKNQW ' SENT111TEL,, I.UCKNOW, ONTARIO'
PAGE FIVE;
OBITUARY
THOMAS ''McGUIRF
° Death 'chute • •suddenly .Monday
evening, May 15th, to Thonmas
McGuire ; at his home on St.
George Street, Mitchell,: 'after a
few months' of failing health. The
son of the late Mr, arid Mrs. WM,
•M'oGuire of Ripley,he was born
on ,Con. Huron Township, on
,March 19th, 1;873; residing; until • bctober ",:1946, after. which
`he spent oa, year in Lucknow 'be-
fore' going -to, Mitchell :: He was, a.
faithful ' ,rilexnber `of '• Olivet :Un-
ited Church from the time, it ',was
built until niov+ing. away and had
latterly been a•,'mernber Of Mair'.
St,: ' United Church, 1Vlitchell..
His wife,. 'the former Elizabeth
•Ann. •
Pickertng':•af ;Aslfieid' town
FAVOR DISTRICT SCHOOL
(Continued from page 1).
for the teaching of shop • work,
mnanual training, home economics
and agriculture. : • '
Mr. McNab • pointed out that if
we do' not form a district here,
all tnunicipalities ;w'ould be in-
corporated eventually ` in .adjoin-,
int districts, like it' or not, This
Would devaluate property. in -this
Area and would mean longer b0
trips for the children;
.
- It Was', 'pointed out • that Mir:
Duffin', :who is`, the Department's
.No,: 1 Man in ; 'forming.' Hi ►
Sebool Dfstriets, had •given •
•suraribe ,that there would'" be no
need to fear any '-'Governments
.note meeting its capital dost ob-
igations,' • :Maintenance :grants
might fluctuate, but, not grants
n capital costs, or in other words.
1
•shrip, Whom •he ,married on ;March
14th, 1900,'' predeceased Min • on '0
April 12th, • 1937, Surviving are
three daughters, • 'Mrs. ° Henry
'(Mar Evelyn):, Howe and Miss
Jean' McGuire, ,Mitchell; and Mrs:
Albert `(Catherine Irene) ;Riehl,
Goderich,•. one brother, 'Malcolm
McGuire; Ripley and two : sisters,
Mrs. Jane 'Mitchelltree, ' London,
and Mrs':'C-atherine -Jeater, Ijit=
chen:er.' There are six grandchild -
.The body rested at: the Heath
funeral home;: till Wednesday af-
ternoor1'Aat..2 01 ••
Johnston ' , of ' Main. St., 'United.
Church officiated and Mrs.. Ed-
ward, Gilch presided at the •chap-
eL o't gan. After , the' service•the
body was taken to- A..T..Davison
and Son-, funeral. home in.' Luck-
now where a service was `held• on
Thursday, 'at ,;2.30¢ o'clock when
Rev.:.. Douglas..Biyde of.'Ripley
and „United Churches
brought. a.'very comforting:,•mess
age: f
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The flowerbearer• s were Jack.
McGuire,. ',Lovell , g. McGuire .lou' _'.
.
las :Henry and Walter ;Black. Tile
pow.allbearers were Austin 'Solomon,,
Wm., ; Hamilton, . Roy McGuire,
Howard McGuire, Howard Henry
narid' Welby`; Casler. Interment :w.as •
in :'Greenhill Cemetery, Luck
' The sup ly .of 60,000 tags was ex -
JAMES A. GARLAND of •Car-
reeipts totalled 11702.83. It gill, ' known. 'as . the maple'•'syrup
'4%Y.as the biggest tag dayever held
L . "i a`` ce �,uun y, cue • ati nis
borne last Wednesday in his: 84th
in Edmonton Year.'
'Feeds., Fertilizer.
Phone .71'
Groceries
Phone 27:
ucknow District (o.Operative
[f
Vie' :Haven't Got
Why' go; elsewhere when at ,yOtir CO. -OP 'you 4.
can get a ,:,full line.. of 'Co=O Feeds, Minerals,
'Salt; Tonics and 'Dewormers.
C0 Op' Fertilizers and Ingredients . for -Your ..Specific
Requirements..
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LV, .YOUR GRQC•ERY—ItE4UIRE-MENTS . IN TTIE
MOST MODERN, UP TO -DATE,: SELF -SERVE •
-�-,TORE ,IN LUCKIVOW. Y
Clover and Grass to meet'your i�eetts, Legume -Aid.
Gehl Tractor and Bell Electric Hatnmer ;Mills.
-Shallow and Deep Well Pressure Pumps,. Piping & Fittings.
Universal Co -Op :Milking. Machines of Short Tube, Long
• • •Tttbe and Portable• . Types, all installed' and, serviced.
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ELECTRIC RANGES REFRIGEK
:lt'ASHING MACHINES, OIL BURNERS, BROODERS,
FENCERS, ' MOTORS '& 'CREAM SEPARATORS.,
A full line of, Pedlar Products including. Roofing, Steel
Stanchions, Water Bowls and Litter Carriers.
Barbed Wirle," Steel Posts,Nails, Steeples and Woven Wire.,
A Woven Wire Stretcher available for your convenience*
SHOP'. THE COOP WAY
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the cost of constructing the ne
school '
• 'At this point there was.consi
eralble discussion and.. a numb
of questions asked. Fred Newm
questioned if. the' • new six-roo
School would. •meet: the .needs,
Was informed that Mr. Duffin ha
given assurance - that.:it ,wou1
and that attendance would cli ''
to albout'120 students ;with a ma
ithurn of : ;140 ;students. availab
from this district's population;:.
-asclau•
ram ,t e; sc dal act, that wool
'imply that this Area was not larg
d_.
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d,:
mb•
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se,
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nough for. a. District . School, but
• proviso to the .clause, author z-
d a "District' where fifteen school
ection�s were included. The Luck -
ow" District will have 'about
.ety ,sections.
Estimate ` On, `•Maintenance
Mr.Mc•Nab then.ehafiged black-
boards:' ani proceeded to give a
detailed: .picture of ` •estintaated
costs of •:maint.en!ance, . and the
government grants that would• re
duce: this sharply, so ', that th
maintenance � `levy ' would be '1,,
,,'ills' for. each. Municipality or,
y ,
combined rate'. ';af. 2 2 'mills ': t
`cover • the . cost. of building' th
school. and the 'maintenance. an
operation' of it'This, would ,be re
aced sky. :.1; `Mill to 'the' •rura
a
s'
tw
'Presents.
Thursday,: Friday, Saturday, M. ay' 25, 2:1
GENE- AUTRY is with us. agaiin�': in 4a. •
rear • Western 'tale
with
Lynne 'Roberts: and..
funny •mait><:
Sterling Holloway..:`•
-'World Latest News
'Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday May' 29 • .30,
s
'0 BE • ANNOUNCED OVER C K N. X
• 80 percent' of approved cost of .Estimate 4 buses' .16
.' :... • . ► $. ,000...
(80 percent Government.:
subsidy. $1'2,800.00') 3 200.00`::
transportation,.
$116:00 `per` pupil'• in . daverage
*-aen
$100.00 per 'School, ,Section in
High School District:
Cost :to Ratepayers • of
Building.
Debenture•.paynent •
Grant 80 percent ...
Net Levy 2,815.00
Total ha s
• essmerit
• Requires ;6 mills
Government grants:`
New Estimate 120, , .
P
o'o'ls
11,257.0.0 c"
$1.4,072.00 per pupil ;,.$13,920 00'.
20 . shool. sect=
ions (a $100
each 2,000.00•`
$23,600.00
•Equalized'. Assess.:
e; in .:District
6 Lucknow,'
a• $ 612000:00
o• West' Vawanosh:
e 846,000,00;
d Ashfield: .
1,752,000.00'
1 ; Kinloss:
- ,1,412,000,00.
Rate ,' .Raise's.
6 $' 367.00
.6 . 507.00
6
„:•1051 :00
6 847.00
.6 $2772.00
d
m
suinHing an 'additional mill of th
capital costs. • '
unicipalities with Luckrio v as
e
Totals : $4,622,000,00
the ' amount. each , mon cipal ty'
would pay yearly on. the deben
'cure levy :for the "new: school on
the basis Of Lucknow' Paying:,1.5
mills; and • the rural municipalities
George .Haldenby, .secretary` of
the ,.bus" •con'imibtee .in Kinloss,:
said he •felt the •• estimate "for,
buses'' had been::put `plenty .high
enough.. 'he present `cost of the
•Kinloss .bus,,•'vvhich is: owned 'I1Dy
the schoolsections,: is ;.37c Per
pupil per day,'.,' .allowing for de-
Preciation. ' ,Mr. Haldenby said
,there-' would likely' by 9•` pwpils
from Kirilough : School next :Year;
whereas there :are . only tvvo at
present. ' _ •
,P. A. Murray felt the ;District
School Was long overdue, and 'that'
the transportation ` system gave
The. rural ',pupil an equal chance'
with the town 'pupil, for the •firs't'..
time.: •
IVIr.,: Mc1Ta1%• stressed the 'fact
that the operation `cost' figures
were not 'fiietitious• buthad been,
taken •from the. auditors'' state=
`merit •.of .'the.. cost ,.of •' operating
-1/treknow1-High-5olui61 last gear
hilus estimated costs, such a$. bus
'.transportation, on .which the De-
patirnent pays an 80 percent
giant: • "He ,reiterated' time . and'
again that all figtires:; had been
checked anil rechecked, and'`'were.
.right on'the beam,". •
Meiribets of •the Lucknow
C'ouncil' and of the ,Bo.ard of Ed-
ucation and secretary, Donald
Henderson attended the'•rneet"ing
and were 'heard 'from occasionally:
in " answering, some questions
which were roferred to them by
M,eNab
15, 920.00 ' ,
Estimated cont to Area '$ 7,680,09
On assessment: of $4,622 800.00
this would ural '1,6 ` mills' for::.
rnai•ntenance.
• For
the
'�wnships of Asltfiel
West .W a'
aw:anosh and Kinloss, tIie.'.
estimated : total cost for the .new
SchoolArea•would• be:
Cost of new.: building 6 ',Hills:
,Cost of` maintenance .... .1
.6 mills
Total annual cost •
22•
rovi • in that the . Corporation' LARGE _ - - _ • Y .. .
CROWD MONDAY
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Proposed •Lucknow
District High `School `.
Estimated.cost of, Build- .`
ing ,.... ..,.... $200;009,00
Estimated annual de-..
°ibentur'payment, 'pamenu, in-
eluding principal &
• i•nterest. @ 31,/g per
,cerft=for 20 years. ,•,;:, 14,072,00
New 1950 Gant Scheme •
• $0 percent, of approved cost of
annual debenture payments; ?.Lucknow would
of assume 1 mill
additional -to nake'Lucknow° rate
L5, ` mills,. , this would cost the
municipalities as follows
:Lucknow ;$917 80 1.5 mills
W. Wawanosh. 423.00 .5 " (ap.)
Ashfiel 876.0.0 5 "' (ap '
Kirilos 706,.00: .5 (ap.)
Total
.80C
Estimate $2922`of bst'
• of Operation of New School•
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'Present .cost 'of operat-
ing ••High School ...:...$14;00000,
One•
' additional', teacher.
quiredr - • . 2,000..00..
Heating r.".' +. 1,200:00
Caretaking 1,200.00
Supplies :and: incidental'. '
expenses. .... 1,000.00
$20,40'0.00`
Luck. now .Nigh, .School' an,ntia>:,
cadet ''inspection• exercises were
held .on. Monday evening, .in p1ace:
of the cu.tomary, afternoon, per,
:formriance, .and' as:',a result•`drew :
a large, crowd' of .interested spect-
ators, .
:the Cadet. Corps' parade in full
•uiji:form ° oras supplemented by' ;
physical. 4exercises and ' gymnas=
tics.. The girls were iri grey •slacks ''.:'
'and Were -featured in: drills , •and
physical. exercises, . to :acconipan-
iment :iri ;one . inat°anee • by.: the
High School' Band.
An :: ,impressive. • climax' canis`:
when the entire; Company parad-
ed ,' downtawn .headed •by... the
Band..
•.The reviewing • .officers were
Captains Corbeil and Irwin.
w.
't Le
goose
Interested, Write or Phone ° Today
Crawfor
''P•HO14E 1'65.
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hatchery
LUCKNOW, ONT.
HAVE YOU DELAYED' ORDERING?
If 'So
Have:•Started-.
x Barged Roclt' •. NeW. Hamp ;x ..Barred•. Rook,
Already ''Many Satisfied Customers
Ali, our -.Eggs from Canadian Approved stock..
Ail 'otir . Birds hatched under Government Supervision.
"OUR MOTTO ALWAYS:
9 M than. Satisfied" customers means "More" Custoiers
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