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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1950-11-30, Page 8PAGE EIGHT , .111:111.11•411,11,01111.11-1111 a ■ ti AiertriKINI SHE LUCKNOW ,'SENTINEL, LUCK tOW, ON' AFt4?. THUR ,, NOVEKT3EA 3Qtb 190 uUa■■•■■■■■1■■■■■■■■■■•• • ■ u. ■ ■ ■ ■ nig of at Community .Park Barns CLINTON From The Herds .0f ..John Ostrom, Varna . Clifford H. Keys• and Sons, Varna. Robert M. Peck and ,Sons,--Icppen cl{inley's • Farm and Hatchery, Zurich o F Pe 'r' y ppe and. Son, Seaf Orth' '• AUCTIONEERS Wiltiaa� II'T1TDel�feld• Marys; Lincoln White .St.. • � � Edward W. Elliott,' :Clinton. ■ ■ ■ i• , ■ ■ -: u ■ - A ■ : • ■ ■ •■ ■ . ■ ■ ▪ • ■ For � . , •�• . ■ Catalo gtitea,' write Clifford' . H. Keya, Varna, ■, or John Ostrom, Varna.: Kairshea Institute • The Kairshea Institute held their November.. meeting in the Townhip Hall• atHol ood with. yI' , 1V1hs. • Don McIver: and Mrs. Or- e lle. Elliott acting. asliostessea. $usiness dealt mostly, with , the preparation for St Andrew's ball which' turned ` out quite a suc cess. The meetin continued With h the roll call answered by. "one item.' of world interest I have read: since the lastmeeting 'Fol . . lowing this Mrs. Farish Moffat gave a - very interesting report on the' Stratford ' convention: Miss Ruth" McGillivray favored with a piano solo and. the :motto ' was prepared • 'by Miss D:, MacLeod, "Living in , the past .; it .not the way to find: hope ,in the future". A' duet was ,nicely sung by Mrs.; :Wm., Evans and Mrs',; F. 'Moffat.. Mrs. McCormick conducted .:an Oral contest and • a 'solo was given by' Mrs.. McTavish. ':Mrs. S. M67. - MERE SLATE 1I. WEST WAWANOSH For the second year in a. row West \ rawanosh ratepayers have returned their reeve and four councill.cr.s „by ccclarnation, by nominating only tale mere slate of five .men. The Board will again- be earn- :prised am-:prised of Reeve Everett Finnigan, who will serve his 4th term- in, the reeve's chair, and Councillors Harold Gaunt,, John Durnin, 'Ben Johnston. and Gordon Struthers. , There were three nominees for .the two seats on the ,school Area Board. Wrn,, Webster and Wallace Miller, the two. retiring •menbers again qualified for office; The new nominee was. Leslie Hallam, Who Was n•ot'presentAat•the Meet- ing, but did not choose to qualify_ giving. .the .school :trustees ab ac. clamation also, ., ;Mr : 'Brown Smyth presided as, chairman for:. `thy° ratepayers' meeting... Reeve Finnigan was congratulated for the Manner in which he, had handled 'the High School, .District 'question. A dis- cussion 'took :place in ' connection with snowplowing: the school bus routes, and it' was °. the opinion that another plow would be . nec- essary. • ' • Councillor Ben ; 'Johnston was critical of the 'way the road work was done' this year, claiming that the, wore'" .ha'd not been divided fairly, ,with the North .vend get- ting the,..lion,'s share. It was point= • ed`out that hills on the. 12th and St: , Helens Road had ' to be • cut for snowplowing .and that it was:. not economical to ' move' heavy. equipment back and ,forth. Next year ;would• be the South's turn for a road • improvement' program, it was • stated. ,„ as follows: • For Reeve. Everett: Finnigan ,• by Harold Gaunt and John Durnin.'. For' Councillors Ben Johnston. by, Ted Mills and' liV.:J. Stewart:: Harold Gaunt by Brown Smyth an 4 George ,Hallam. •. Gordon Struthers by Gordon. MacPherson" and'Lloyd,:.Hunter..•;. Gillivray : gave the;`..closing re= , : marks. WORLD'S, 1 1, ALL Ex-K.C.A.F: AIrwi EW wlio received their ,wings' as , Pilots and who would be interested . �l� joining an Active .. Reserve unit irk the Goderlch district, Write'or contact: Chief ' Flying Instructor; Sky 1=I'arbour.Ai:r Services., Goderich,, P.o. Box 309, 'phone I,18Q, :and give ,the following particula'rs.' ' Rank i upon discharge, tzutnber, present age, martialstatus, ,. number:of .complete flying hours to date, and mention num bet 'of flying hours {'if 'any) .singe discharge.: All ..persons joining :such• a reserve •unit will receive .a minimum of 2Q hours flying time and. will be paid $100:00 upon completing the course which consists of the mentioned flying hours iii; Well as a series of ground school lectures. ' There• is no cost to neilnbei„,, This '.\ ill not interfere, with one's regular daily • work in any way. This course will ,,perin, t persons to obtain..` 'new. civil licenses if they desire such:. ` . , t�a�i .N.4) .04.0a alma i.�n�N�ia4ii•ro erilliw4migm.+ w�9�n io,*,1 O. BITUARY , w ► J.. JOHNSTON A lifelong district•'resident'and, widely known . throughout, Bruce, through his association with farm i implement firms, William James Johnston •died Wednesday, Nov- ember 15th. . in Kincardine •Geri er. al Hospital after failing health . cv:er the past few -weeks, He was�.n Skinn m rvomen Born; in Kinloss 'Township, • he farmed successfully on.'Conces- sion 8,, till.. 1029 when he rnoved to Kincardine, where: he ..since resided;: He 'retired ayear . ago from active business Mr • John- ston ohn ston was .a, member .of Kirwan - dine •United Church: and its man- aging board. . He is' survived Eby his widow', the former Vera'Fletcher three. brothers, David of Kincar-. dine; Fred of ,Listowel ;and Mark of-'Holyrood. Largely attended,: 'se'rvice was held . 'Saturday at.the Linklater funeral ...home. and was conducted by the .Rev, ' Harold Lawson, his • gaIn,:J,iia Se Get .ew Pe . I , ',Igor 'What a t'riUl ,Tony limbs till out; .t gly 1 otlows fill up; body loses,its sickly. "bean -pole" •'1 ok. Thousands praise Pares. welght-building t mic. - Enriches -blood; rids appetite, digestion._ro_food: gives you more *.ep, nourishment. putt f.esh on bare bones, Don't fear' getting too fat. Stop when 6031ireach.weighiyou dies ea lnt#oductory size only . •TryOstrez Tonic Tablets or new pounds; new pep. vim and: vitality.: todey. At all druggists. 'John Durnin by George, H17. lam and`Thomas McCann •..For . School Trustees ' Wm. Webster .by Harold Gaunt and John Durnin Wallace Miller by..john Dur-. Din ,and Harold Gaunt. . .Leslie Hallam ly'Wm. E. Good and Walter ,Washirlgtoh. pastor.,Inteztnent was in Kincar- dine .cemetery.:.. Honorary, pallbearers: Were ;Geo. Conley,, ' Gordon ` 'Clarke; •, John Stein, ,George McCarty, Joseph Fisher: and: Wm.' 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