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THE I:LICK-NOW ' SEI�iTIN�'`,f tr +t. cKHQW, ONTAR1Q.,..
'TIDE' ,LUCKNW SENTINEL
• Lucknow, Ontario..
•, stablished 1873 —. Pubilshed Each 'Wednesday Morxiit g ,.;
Subscription Rate -- $2.00 A Year, in Advance -To U. S.A. $2.50
Authorized' as Second ,C1ass:q4aai1, Post Office Department, Ottawa
" . Member 'of�'i'he C. W.' N. A, ' •.'""-sty,
. L. C. Thompson, . ublisher • and Proprietor,
Wednesday; February 26th,. 1947
EDIT°
RI A IA
"NSE ,.DON'T. AEE
. In recent issues . wehave pub-:
lished';coriaments; from The •Tees-
Water • News and from •The., .Pais-
ley, `Advocate `regarding' hospital
:'bo ldin fund . grants of .$75,000,
made by Bruce CoW ty `Council:'
Both Teeswater and :Paisley have
arena= projects •on the go, and -feel
• • they', should get ,in on • some of
these big handouts. .•
Because •we have. published
their. 'comments does not mean.
• ` YrAT'S--THE-SCOL
A. little booklet • for veterans.
•which pas just been issued by•the,
�Ban1 y of "Montreal. is . ca�lled
"What'•' the Score on these Vet-
erai 'Loans?" - fid is' about the
new Veterans' Business and Pro,
fessional . Loans, Act. In it the
bank answers, in .the, straightfor-,
ward 'words of One of :their man
agers, a series of questions put
by a*. veteran who wants..to know
"The score for himself and for
LOOKI N�,�. .BA.CKWARD
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`T 'Ii OUG . ' ' E.'. SE 'INEL •• FILES
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' home. Local competitors in the
Sixty Years Ago
silent game were Thomas Mac-
• A piibli meeting: was called, in. I'Don.ald G rfield MacDorfald, Jas;
Lucknow 'to appoint a' citizens' young, :J: °' ;Anderson, A,. Blitz-
committee to take into' .e'bnsider- stein, Alex , Ross,. . JOS.- Agnew,
ation °the forming of a new county ' Win. MacKenzie, J. W. Murray,
and also the securing of greater ,Thomas. Watson, John McDonald,
a Intl's. Ross McMillan.
An e. ition' car of the' Can -The death occurre• o: argare
cific ' Railwa visited Martin,: a pioneer 'of :the .White;
adzan P .. y ` .., .
Leel now „with a:,display:• of min ocliurc i comrnunrty. :4
I ti' er rain' and'other pro Thea death occezrr:ed 'in . WAirini
eraI, mb , g - :, � . a
ducts of• the:' `Great North-West peg, of Mrs., James Gardner, ,
Mr, W.. MelliS local "agent, ar-:: former resident ,of -:Zion:
Was" borne to M
ranged: for 'buses to run.: coiitm- � ' A . daughter ;w . ,
wally between . the Post.„ Office and Mrs., Ewart Taylor.
ve' the s ..ect=• : • Miss Lena 'Hackett' of Stratford
and station to coir y p .,-, Mi
Ss
` '
R. D. Cameron . announced that,
he 'was ,leaving Belfast ,and .was
bar .iris to cleat
.es are a }un- giving immense g
...that we agree, _In fact, we:"don't, his :friends: Copies._ r .w __W -._ ,� .
. is stare. stock.,
said•
editorially some time derstand, •freely available at the h general-:..
,. and . so ed t y the •Lucknow School Board ac-
ago.: Because' an arena is termed
.a memiorial hall; does not justify
county. assistance.. -;L,u c k'n o w
°financed' its• `own arena.. For=
costs.
. el-we•,,bwilt.it.,vrhen.-_eo.._�:
w tunat y, . , ,
were less than' a ,half of .what
*hey'�'are today, but .on• -the other
- hand 'money was much:"tighter"
then.. •
.situ ii -413; .Von. fatzl;tics at'
P .
arenas •.con a under'. two very `dif-
_ fereeategoriesjand yet ._we in
the 'southern part of the county,
• :'without'':such facilities, are con-
in • '.hos itai in.- Bruce
trout g to P
which` `can- never:�•be of any. service
to us In:fact ;the great majority.
an. the extreme south are - patrons;
of • Huron 'County ospi a an
• seldom' ''utilize -'the l?osgital ser
: vices which they are helping to
: maintain county. rates.:-�
through h g
_0•
Recog•
g
nizin that' "education` is
'about to enter' ,a .new: sphere, with
zreir-distinct'--1 td:ne` 7scheols_af
F.
fering a .complete curriculurri .for,
rural and urban . students •alike",
the. Kincardine News .sets forth
l a wh - Kincardine: should
oneca� y ;u.
•
be among the chpsen centres. The
Flews .poi.*ts tett othat K rd ne
pioneered -in the educational field
aii�d•. that "one. reason • for .having
the distinction of being the' centre
'of education:in the pioneer .period
Was that: it '.'was the, settlement
local office• of the bank,
There leas, been' , a .certain
amount. of ,doubt and .misappre-
hension 'as to."what" the Veterans'
Lbana A•ct would enable banks to
do in the• way of snaking loans.
to: Veterans who; have started,. or
who wish to start, a business ,of
their own. An , unfortunate delay,
cepted, iVlr,. McCarroll's ' tender to:
sipply�,, 30 cords of` 27 -inch wood
at $1.25 a cord.
Thomas Lawrence. represented
a -d-
the locals'order : of the i` ?t
Lodge. of ; the Ancieht order ,Un-
ited
Un=ited Workmen. held in Toronto.,
Rev: Mr McQueen . of, Ripley
united in Marriage Sarah J: Mc
ent's.. • rinted forms and details 'Dona o ' Nem oc r y an • ex
of the .regulations. did not help . McKellar. of Nor th'•Dorchester,
matters. M.dlesex r .
' Rooklid a
a "nd ;Somerville: ad-
Now:.the Bank Of Montreal •has g
brought out this; .attractive 'little
volu'rne which really answers t1ie
question put' ori its cover; It .dis-
pets, too.,: any• idea that: the bank.
is ess
advancin money=- under the.•
terms Ofthe act
•... ' through -the ` foreword
Running
. .. .
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;and the. answers to the .veteran's
questions' is a wholehearted;; en
•
dorsement of :the ; widespread de-.
sire for:• "a.,'business: of: my 'own".
e:"ban woes,• riot hesitate
u•
•to ;impress•veterans' with' the fact
that they must have a sound busi-
ness proposition. .Besides their
money, veterans are investing
their own tirrie, effort, , and their.
very,. future . in . these new ••busi- Messrs: `Bryan : afid'.-.Henderson of::. °�
nesse';.. arid. the government '.and, Lucknow at $9,475. •
the; banks `would not be ;serving The .:death • of Peter Campbell'.
these citizens well if they assisted occurred in his 85th year. He : had
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M cntures .which: had no reason- ° resided ' iia 'West Wawanosli , for
ablchance :of success.. r over 51 years.
most accessible to' the majority•Soon; after •VJ-flay . this. same. ; The death.'of Laughlin MacDon-
of ,people" The 'News adds, "It
bank .brought out 'a valuable lit old occurred. at .'Duluth He. was.
Mill' is. the Site most easily. ac- `tle' book ;fort veterans° called "Get- a native of .;Ashfeld.and was in
cessible. to the, majority. of . people -
Normalw spent the.' week -end •at
her home in: Ashfield,
Resolved, that High .School edu=•
cation: benefits'. boys and. girls
ecome farm-
ers,
.are. going do b,
was. the'subject, of ~a debate
'at the Kairsliea meeting• helot
Mrs. George White's. Debaters
Were Miss E; Sutherland, , Miss
Mary . 'McLeod; Mrs. B. `Chesnut
and :.Mrs A. Sutherland.:
OTHERS ARE ASKING
—Are ;valid 'coupons
•
Wednesday, February 24th, 1947
A ---Meatless, days start at four
a,rn. Tuesdays and • Friday ,and.
continue until 4 Wm. Wednesday,
and Saturday. '
• Q ---I used to • ,pay. five cents for .
two dcugbnuts,. What is the -high-.
est price my grocer may ataxia',"
me now that the ceiling price has.. .
beery changed,.1 "'.
A ----Six cents'for'two : doughnuts, 1
is the highest price, . because the N
increase ,permitted' was. 10 .per:
cent. ,Since this :increase in the
case of doughnuts .is one-half cent `. .
your -'dealer may charge you' one
cent,.more, When the: increase is
ion and is.:4.one,half cent, - : .
a fract -0
or more the . dealer • may gq,, to '
the next highest whole figure,
-=The store :near. us• had red
salmon the other day but it.woul&
not. sell me any 'unless I bought
:some pink .salmon which my f am`-.•
does • no �. like. Can- a ' dealer•,
r1y t
i
do this? ,
,A -,-No, this is:a conditi°naJ sale.:
and conditional -sales of any and
still banned. byi t •e'
all •kinds are sti l b , . h • ,
Board. • . '
. Q � r coat which. 'I bought •
.Q Afu
a mopth ago, is ripped and is
going to pieces, „It was apparently
`made from furs which had ;been
- .> ma e= -the .
-usedCan=;you ,- k, ,
store refundo•'my money?
A. --I ain • sorry but . this is, a
matter which: does not eo?me un,
.
for meat . der . they . jurisdiction, of the : War= ,
vertised their . planing , mill. as
"the most -p>ular ih the , county''
The . site ` was. near 'the Carding
Mill:
Forty ears Ago
s . ezng accept e • , in.
provide meat for European coun-
tries -and • then-ited-K ngcrOm?
Whys
A •les valid coupons are,: still
being •accePted..In answering the
....
second part• of your questionrwe
:time .'rices ori r..
Our; only controls over -fur are
-those•••-which require-.-dealers--:•to-
state the kind of, fur , which, is
actually'• used, no matter what, its.
trade name .may: be
• will .quote the Hon:.Mr..Gardiner. `.HEALTH BOOKLETS:..
rha_lp: an of the committee set -'u _- '$y . arrangement between fed -
to ; deal with the requests
made ,'Oral and'. provincial 7health
The Thom sonblacksmith , shop
4 , for•food'for - countries ,m Europe
was purchased by ••Messrs • Blake
.Mr.- . Gardiner said the coupons
and iVic.Connell.
• ` "would •be.:utilized to reduce fur•
Thomas' Lawrence installed ther the consumption of meat and
partmentsfree public-health lit-
erature, is distributed from th,
• � other'sizpplxes of. the kind •in Can-,
two furnaces. . in. •the Methodist ,
1 ada, • and ,these' would • be -'sent
4 Chiirclt. e' n • reate
;, arcto, �arop _ r
iM nnie: Beaten_ :entertained,.. 40..: : :. ��
quantity :
at `.a Odra � party -and. dance,
�ues,ts p .•�
at the hone of; her: mother,.Mrs, : -Q ...--,-At ' what hot.r:..does .the:
tlhou ht it'
start I' t
Neil Beaton: meatless �•day g
ion' was at : midnight.' Monday.and
The contract .for the erect i
of`, the ;Carne ie ..Hall . was let to :Thursday.
tin': F ff on . th
sequel just published• might well The- I.O.O was equipping its
have• been' :called "S,tanding ; oh;. hall in the neiP;Anderson.Block,
.your Own: Feet": At any' rate: it which ' promised to be One of. ;the;
quite lives up to<� its predecessor` most: modern; lodge. roo ds in-
`thei
an• 1,__woil
e ; r. m .�wortbE `Count +.4--.;'_,..,1,,,.
e Right oot . The his 40th' year;
in: the surrounding country area"
•For . a . ,town that.is _bordered
on;°one side by a lake, it scarcely
seems to qualify ,as the , logical•
There won't be ;many. pupils •com-
ing�-in by 'boats
while ; •reading. for ' those ,, many bwing., to ,increasedmaterials
veterans ' whose •ambition ::is :