HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-06-19, Page 3THURSDAY, JUNE 19th,, 1947
local eneral
A, j,: 'Wilson, local trucker, has
a new Ford truck
Miss Carolyn ALlin of St. Jos,-.
Q h's Hosfiital London, spent the
y leek -end at her home, •
Miss Kathryn Agnew of. Lone
don:- spent the weekend .at her
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home..
Mrs. 3, A. • Giennie•. was the
la
-guest, of honor at aheld at
Mr"s. Wm: °Murdie's' last week for
:4 --few of her -old friends•.
Mr, and Mrs., Wm; Blue' and.
Nelen"of • Detroit .were week -end,
visitors wth .Mr.:arid Mgrs. J :D;
'Anderson; •Helen is remaining for
a`' w.eek's•'vacati?n w
' Misses Elizabeth Hornell and.
' Bell Cameron are. visiting• at the
• home of her brother,. Mr. Wm.
':Hornell. Mrs. .Hornell :and'. Jane
are visiting in Toronto. `
• ''Mr:, and • Mrs.' Robert: Rae, and
Margaret . spent ;the week -end -.at
Mimico with Mr.:• `Rae's sister.,
They were accompanied by' Mrs.,
,R;. H. Thompson !who visited with•
her mother and sisters in,'. Toronto..
Lloyd': Stewart of Kitchener
and Allan Stewart and M. iss Set;
erley .Harvey of London ispent
the week -end with Mr.. and Mrs.
.Philip Stewart. -Lloyd was guest •
'soloist,: at the Olivet •Church' ;an
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,LUCKNOW;
MEN'S $c BOYS' overalls, work
pants and jackets, ••work shirts.
The Store 7 with the Stock. THE
MARKET STORE; • • . •
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,1i,onal:d J'ohnston son . • ,,of NSr.
and Mrs, Elmer Johnston of town
receivbd first class honors in his
second year ,medicalexamine
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tions 'Ronald was one...•of very
few •students to. attain this stand-
ing. •
IVIr;'.and Mrs: Dan. Nicholson at=
tended the wedding of Dr. Bruce
Gplwell and Miss ,Beverley'Mac-
Q,ueen, R.N., ,.at St, Andrew's 'Un
ited Church; ,."London•; ,on .Thurs-
day, June 12th Dr, 'Coiwell,is. a
,cousin` of, 1V1irs, Nicholsort and 'a,
son.',of Mr...and . Mrs. • S. M. Col-'
well, Glamis.
,Mrs; Hugh . Murray .and•.Miss•
Mary .Treleaven of T4arnilton vis-
ited here • last • week ...with .Mrs.
M, A.• Treleaven and Miss Ger-
til de Treleaven. The* latter. .ac-
companiecathem. to London;ta at-.
tend' graduation .ekercises at Wes
.tern University.
Among .those'.:frorn the local
branch `attending the. Women's In-
stitute 50th anniversary ' iceleb ra-
tion at Guelph on Wednesday
were Mrs, J. W. Joynt, Mrs. A. J.
Wilson; Mrs `T J: Salkeld, -Mrs.
Mrs.
Philip' Stewart; Mrs Elmer John-
ston arid iters: T„ i obinsoir
ST:, I{EL.E.NS
-'Miss Beatrice; McQuillin was a
week-enclik visitor, with her. coils-
in;, -Mrs.• Verna Myers • at, :Kitcii-
ener.;
"Mrs. Laurine,Wils_on, BR.Ns
;,, wa
• in London in..attendance
LesterMV,Leod' "of-'KiEnloss, • whose
'death. occiirreeloccurred: on. Tuesday.
• Kiss. • Annie ' McKenzie o f:
••Guelph' was .a visitor 'last .week:
with Mr. and Mrs..McKenzie
,.Webb,..
J. `Salkeld,'; Miss Helen Salkeld
and Mr.TLawrenceSalkeld, Mr.
d
an:Mrs: W I. Miller, Anne Tadd,
Mr: and Misr W •. A• Miller aril
•"Terry. Wilson attended `.the are,*
nual Salkeld reunion: at Seaforth
Mr, and
MrsMcKenzie Webb
and Mr and. Mrs Allister: Hughes
of Holyrood were: guests of honor
recently ' at . a .gathering`. at .the
ho e of•. • Mr... and Mrs.' Chester
, l .. of ' W ham . in 'c• Zebra-
Coit ter in i
• tion of; the 25th.: anniversaries of
Mrs, Oprdon,�; Mr'. 'and' Mrs.. T. their " marriages -.." •�
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ONTARIO
HOOKCOO UPS.)
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Warden Brown Smyth, reeve
o#.'•..West.: Wawanosh Township,
Presided for the June session of
Huron County Council held
•Goder c Last week. 'syMt`.; Smyth
�repQrted• that he had accompan-
ied the' airport committee to Ot-.
tawa and said •a report would •be
given' later in the• session; had
represented the, County .Council
when the. Lieutenant -Governor
was in Clinton, and at a banquet,
to -visiting'newspapernien at God
er.ch •
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More -deaths of former meth-
bers • had;•, occurred singe the last
ses$'ion "thairat 'any former time,'
the warden .'stated': Special ref"-;'
*erehce `. was made,. to the: passing'
of.. Reeve Daly' of Seaforth and a.
minutes 'silence observed.
A .county ,rate' of six mil '1S • was
set for ' 1947, an increase Of, one
mill over' 'last. year. It• is made
up' as follows: general aocount,
,3.50 mills to raise $189,905;' coun
ty highways, 2.50 mills to' raise
$1351646; plus, the ;coat of second
ary education. for rural . munici-
palities. The treasurer's estimate.
of $245,845 expenditures,' $247,700.
revenue and ,'$1,855 surplus . was
adopted as recommended by the
finance.. committee.- < ' ,.
The warden's; 'committee ref
ported tiian..an account for $3,060
had, been received from War As=
sets ' Corporation for :moving '51°
planes at Pmt Albert for the:In-
tona1•_Elo-p 1�? tTbi
Huron• County Plowmen's com•=
mit tee '.had assured the repres-
entative of thehad, be
en rCor-poration that the removal of the.
• planes had 'riot .been requested:.
A statement' from -the :committee
and the plowmen 'was given: the
War. Assets ; re •resentative and:
Was ` felt the :,natter. ;w'ou` . e.
satisfactorily settled:
Amend, Tree Cutting
Different! ' Sensational !
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BILL ' STEWART
ATTRACTIONS , •
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resent•
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E CLAN.SM EN'S
n Arena, LUCKNOI
ommencing at .8.30
TheGreat Covell and Co.
Masters •of :`Magic and I11usi;
ons: This •act• compares
• favorably with the Harry Blackstone Show
El Cliffe
King' of the slack wire;. also • •does funny • comedY
• eccentric dance:•
Tom Cable and Betty Carr
Juggling; comedy,music-j—oneof the best acts of its
kind • now :appearing •in .America.
Ray Calder
Piano Accordeon'.Soloist .and' Accompanist;
Games, Prize Draw, 'Dancing
_.... .I:.ucltnow High School Band
A4dmission' 35c • . Public, School Children 15c
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Proceeds For Recreational Centre Fund q
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•L :Enforcement 'of thee'
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WILL BUY THE.
:oFURNITURE
• AT REASONABLE ,PRICES'
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at the ,
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ildmay FSt�o
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` 'REE DELIVERY'
•. F Schuiett and 'Sons Mildmay and •
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. Forest.
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FARE' AND .ON'E.THIRD`'
FOR THE ROUND TRIP
Good going all day Monday,
•June 30th, until 2 pan. Tuesday,
;July •1st.
RETURN Mir: Leave,' destination
not later than midnight Wednes-
day,, July 2nd,
Standard Tinny
Commit Etna.
RaiIwav Agent.:
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would have: been faced, With:the
necessity • :of, equipping all cars•.
with radio at a`• cost•of $700 each:
governing the cutting. of 'trees. ."
• Three 'of, the ,county 'Constables,
'carne; under fire ,when the con- . d
John: Fergusen,;•Helinar. Snell'an
J. Salter . have :already been: ab-
sorbed into the provincial police
ste
servation• and reforestation : com--
•iniittee reported',tht -the enforce-
p ment. officers had been .iiristructed
tqyenforce 'thelylaw, without'' re: -r
gard to when or under :wha. t'con-
• :ditions•_ woodlots; had , been.''pur
chased.:.
A deputation of lumber. dealers
composed. Of John Falconer of
Wingh.am, Robt.. Gibson' o �Wrox
et-er.,' ,Wesley—Palmer—of—Brussels-
and
esley: Palmer -•o -f: Brr-ussels-and •orlon. Elliott of East Wa.
wawanosh ,:stated. they:'; f elt .they-
should
hey•should receive:' compensation four,. ••`
what' 'they : had bought and : paid• ,'•
for; and. "asked that a- clause. be'
inserted in the tree -cutting'' by-,
law=
-.permitting • ..arbitration in
:order to `fulfil .their'• contracts. It
Was the • opinion of . some .reeves
'that, legal advice ;should , be ob
-tained regarding-=antracts,... Fin;
ally, aJ motion by 'Reeves: Farrish
and Tuckey' was:' adopted, delet
ing .frgrn the clause the`, words
"without:;regard to when or un-
der what conditions ' woodlots had.
been purchased",•:' • • •
.Ori the recommendation of the
consultative committee,'• by-laws
were' given .first and second read-'
ings,,•autI orizing. the enlarging of
the "Wingham• ..High ;School :dis-
trict' to include theto3 ri of. Wing
ham: and .: portions of, the town-
ships'
own-ships• of Turnberry; Mrris, : East
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Wawanosh and' West • awanos ,
and to : add. territory • to .the List
oWel and , High.', School'
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districts. • .•Clinton.�'"µ•
May Buy Library► Truck '
•The county library committee
reported that an inspection had.
been made, of 'a $2,400` truck for
the • county librarian a d ' that it
Would.ttake 'fur.ther action when
the• vehicle arrives in London. •
No 'grant will be made to lib-
raries -that, are not...mernbens • of
the County Library. .Association.
Grants.. of$40 will; be • given to
zneinber . libraries, of . Which $25,
Will be deducted and paid into.
the, association..
Provincials Take Over•
It has been decided to dispense
with the county constabulary' in.
Huron arid, request the -province:
to assume the responsibility• ' of
policing the county, to • take ef,- ..
feet AVzgost lst dr sooner.
'Warden 'Smyth gave' the in -
that the province' will.
• "lice cars with radio,
•� .•y,;fern will be 'central-
ized in, Goderich. Huron' eounty w.
sy•
Snow .ftemo'vat Cost Heavy
P: Little ' work` other ' than. main-
tenance has been undertaken 'by
the County `Road. Commission it.
was'•stated in a 'report.. Snow re-
moval was responsible . for the
expenditure :of $65,000.00, . • an
amount two. and one-half. 'times
-greater ithan that of any previous.
'Year; It i.s hoped the equipment
on "• order' for': nearly," two years
will be 'prt hand 'for next. winter.
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Recommended road 'eXpendi
ture will • amount to; .$294,000
New A,.ssessor. Named
ld
•Harol,Webster R. •3, Auburn,:
has 'been -appointed West Wawa-
nosh Township assessor' succeed
ing Jack:Aitchison•...
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For best row*
.fieue yew ittiOtaito•
1`. Keepcalls brief.
:,. Space your. call.
4. Avoid "listening In."
4 Give right-of-way to
• emergency coils:
THIS YEAR ALONE we are
epending $3,•500,000 ao that
more'farms,withave telephones
with fewer:people on each line.
For the best telephone service,
remember the maser rule,
"Do unto others as you would
like them to do to.:you—and
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do: it first!"
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THE. BELLk TELEPI ONE
`COMPANY OF CANADA
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