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THE filjeKNOVir SENTINEL
Lucknow, .Ontario.
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Established 1673 - Published Each Wednesday 1V.torninK
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Rate"— 2M0 A Year in Advance—To ILS. S.A. $2.50
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THURSDAY AUGUST 14th, 1947.
THE ,1.+"[7CpN9W.ySENTINEL; IaUCKNOW, 'ONTARIO
E.flITIC RIAL
. pOL I ;. O
Me' IIerb Garret, Toronto, vis-
ited at: • the biome of -Mr; and Mrs,
Ernest Ackert,
Miss ,Anna Robb Who •has been
visiting. with ,.d,VAss• Eileen ' Elliott,
.has returned to her home ?•n. ; s Eli Stauffer,: who claimed to be
-field.---- :..- T: - _�...�,.,--_, the..�
., first whits raan�ever: to taw•
' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turner and verse,the Township- of: Kinloss,
Raul of .. H �xa,iir -_were _ .recent
hie 'of .George Ten-
.
visitors wlti . Mr. and 'Mrs, Ray- -died at the ho
net in Kinloss on July 10, age 77
hard Ac1�exts" f i.l � years, He came to Kinloss in Tg52
Mrs. Nelson Haist an am he settling near the Durham road
of Toronto •are holiday ug,
at t where' he' erected a sawixiill• He
°home of Mr, and Mrs, Harold from the Govern-
laterpurchased
THE INCOME TAX` ANNONYMOUS FARMERS
The' Goderieh, Signal -Star does (Mildmay Gazette
not . agree . with an, editorial at:. TlZougl we have
tributed to. The • Calgary `'Herad,, ma ;°i: " anai e than four. year ,.
. ' Y
that: `the income "tax system is �a: and: have driven on' ', :very 'one" o'f
r' hard work. and a = e ponces ion• roads of
penalty for* the, side .and c
r ,
'ishmen't f or.intelligeripe towrishi many many.
puxi , .Carrick . w ,
Yt ,.. , . � . .
`, The Signal -Stan s, s we still. have to act stupid.
u
e4.t•
tithes, .
"Thisi7i_
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a ��• ks r
t. at g stranger as .
attempt sti a r
P whEnever a g ,
against the income tax has been ections to the home` of some well
republished by a number of our known farmer in the eominunty..
nontempo?<aries. In, our• •opinion,it . Chances are we• have passed the
i us..
is almost entirely fallac Q >f rn question a dozen. ern
w
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S
t
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Congrarii.
lived, in Mild- 1
THURSDAY, AUGUST 14th, 1944
LOOKING BACKWARDS
*ROUGH THE SENTINEL FILES,
:x -•e _... a ., ..www . __ .• ... �.
o taught the following' •pu.pils:
Sixty Years Ago _. .: •
McDonald' znent, 200 acres of land on 'which
'-,
, Mi': arid, -Mrs. Root. • he Village . of Lucknow • stands.
family visited' 'recently, wit11• ,t, re • winch hes
her . e . erected a mill: he
• Ii,
t
�1• a.
bul
rn s e•
Tu 11
Mrs. rvi
M e
om
mother,c.sS
her am
J
sod ;in 18518• 't° ,
paisley',,, .also' friends inu`S.augeen: , t iiffer vVent' • to. Michigan
is i Mr. • S a
• lVir: , ,and.. `•Mrs., ,,H,arold.• 7Harris;• � o . Kinross' a '� lei/
b',ut returned t
T•oronto,µ spent a . day last week "years . later d spend the lest` of
'with Mrs, 'Rachel 'Culbert... hys ,life; ; .
Mr. and Mrs. Wmr. Sterling and n w Catholic Church : at
The e
Nanc of � Clinton •spent' 'Monday._':, { ' was. dedicated•' by,
3' Krigsbr,rdge .
with,' Nit.. and Miffs. -Jack Ackert• 'Bisho Walsh of London.
Bishop
Mrs. Wm: Murdoch and her •son
Mr. John. Mi,trdoch of . Lochalsh
lVj,
• arm times
without being', any• Wiser. Why?`.: Mr. and: Mrs. Eddie Thompson
<, I i Sundaywith
imply because the farmers••seem -and. Marjory 'spent
in g their her brother, Mr..:and . Mrs Lloyd were summoned` to Manitoba . on c,ipv, ng� J. McLennan, D Toweis
o detest the ,idea of putting u o
ai''box or ate Sau lers, _:Wingharn. account of the ser.,ious,.'illness of G.- Mann, Yo ngµ and far n,
names ori either m 1 g .. ,
"Taxes have to be; paid, some.
'how.• If incomes •are riot to: be
taxed, :what is the alternative?
Mone is suggested. "
"The sales tax 'might he in
creased,. and. what -Would be .the
result? ':People. of . wealth, whoa.
ti the graded : income
now .thio gh
tax .contribute a large proportion
of the country's. revenue, would
be relieved o this levy and in-
stead would pay .. the same sales
Jiving would 'b -e lei 'moi + its&�.xa
ed' and:. those '.persons now in the'
sower .grades of . incometaxpayers
s • as 'much as
--= - would pay,; 'ten: times-
• they _do•now. •
•
``It is' : true `that , thousands of
income
•
a
inall
ins*akets:.
.
Canadians a
C
•
,-p.e� ` axes b ''earning less-
_, � adxiag. t Y
ma. • Woods, Albert' '��.tlilli �s
,Myrtle Webster, George Phillips,
V`debster T ylor, Mor1c*y=Beklt�'
well Weber: Peal . W c•l�stc�a,
'Mari -$arbour► Ellet' _.1' 11.:ttaa.,-
Th.omas Jamieson;, Oli1 cF t.'lUL1)2 •
Man,' Norman . Taylor, Reywaa
Ford, Pearl 'odd, Char1e la�.�c;a
Mamie McGlynn, Willie ('trop.
man, Myrtle Bell, Harry
Hartwell Chapman, Elinor' Waol,
Pearl Chapman,. Viola. Juilic i)n,
Alberta
.Elwood Barbour,"�.} to 1 l,ylui•��
Lloyd' '. PYiitl ps, ,Annie ,Jt ii Gll,
.: The 12th of July w as', e lelirat.
ed in ;Luckriow . with; tilt J)a•c�c,e
sion led by' A, T. Davis in as .K'ing '
:William. At the park D. C:'.Ty;
lor, W..M, of•Lucknow';Lodge,'pre,
sided, and Reeve. J, G. Al derson•
gave the address ,`ef welcome,
Band ` Was s .'
now a i "
k a.-
uc n
L t
Pipe:
tendance,. comprised of. ` the •fol-
sign: Supposedly they f
everyone in the district knows:
Where everybody -else lives
but they are mistaken .
ig'ure that." Mrs Howard Harris and Lor
•
-' 'Mrs. Andrew 'Dryden. '
* spent the week -end : with It took ' :about. 30' vehicles to
•
raine Sons
to: the
carr 150,picnickers
d in � Kincardine.Y
friends e
Mrand Mrs.: Ernest • Ackert' of . Temperance : outing at . Point.t
. •
•
spent the week _ -end in Toronto:
• • Mrd Mrs Gordon Jamieson;
In spite of the advance
. rices its : still :about the cheap
tea . an
eye
barring, of course, Adam's. ale.
.
'
est. Goderieh,,spent part ' of last; week
•
i ter Mr ' and .:: Mrs.
Clark..The start •or,,.home was
made 'at '.6.30 : with the, .caravan
teaching . town• three hours later.
The '.death of Roger- Cain oe-
j ; Asked.
why he :spent so : much.
money in. advertising,: when .,his
product' was, so well known, Wm.
Wrigley,. Jr., .gave ,the classic re -
Ct
• than they could earn? -� ere are
easesmwhich ,a' man by earning;
�,
More puts himself in a higher,
o tax .a .er;; but
.category of , enc rn�e : P y
• h should
,
outside ' f such cases w
a�
itsson
al•
from d
C-
Howard la' hies.
Mr. and ,Mrs.. Wrn. Eadie spent
Monday : in ' Toronto, •
Fitzell.•
• Gladys Spindler won the: gold
medal for obtaining, the highest
total :mark'of, all, entrance pupils
in the • West Bruce • inspectorate;
'Successful ' students writing' . at
Lucknow' centre were Gladys •
Spindler;' Wesley' Ham., .Etta Me.
r
vis
Mr
-.1
chi
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Di
• an
to
,Fl
°cl
H
n
a
ther of'Thomas`'Cain an- :former
f.
ly •of "Lucknow
D. F. MacKenzie's fine new res-
'
',.Mrs. Jack Ackert, spent last idence•. at :Lochalsh itvas about
holidaying at. Point'• Clark.', om• feted. ,: •
week. c .P
following upiils of ;Luck-
The l g 'p
YoungLad Fatally Injured 1 Passed the
w Public Schoo ,
no
I
i
' 'Tommy Pollard, `3 -year-old y
-- _ of 'Mr. an •rs t
momentum °•up, you: dont un. ... sed
•sin ._ r .n.oe 'e : minations, Phebe
j Mc A uaig,,
Dungan g,.
. weir • , •
Harry Holmes,, James Gallagher,:'
.�,� Y
en ine'. .:• II Cort . -6, Huron Township, died
Couple, the engine'. i
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o
outsr e o :sue 4 -
e
cont
in
,o b .
ha
t
We aren't'
PPy .
a 'man: refrain ondition'
earnings of which only -'•fraction
wally harping, `about the c.
carni g Main street ' but which all too'
'taken by the income tax col -of m
req U eptly. is a :disgraceful' eye
sector? 'Especially where-lrn.should ... refine. -
[sore with, litter: and f
: 1> 'now that the. alternative • to the sweeping in is far :from.
income tax is sbire other :method' Once -A -Week . P g
' ch' sufficient, ,particularly during the
of taxation 'that- will bear mu n
holiday: season,• and . if the tow
more hardly upon' � huh?',
foreman s,; duties keep 'him ` too
Tie man --of xnoder•.ate;:nieaias ,M�..._.,.�•
...�. busy With . ' other pressing ,jobs,
has: every reason `to support• m some other Arran ement • Should
' come taxation in preference to s g -
ade 'so that�'.the Maier .thor
tett} that is'put'far 'be: r}rr
Kincardine Hospital :last .Wed
day , a W.rn , .Matthie, . L. Gr
;i ht :arm :had;:been bad1�., first
his r g Little.: w•Nixddleton: , The ,
mangled':arid' two fingers severed offered ..b Mr.
four won `prizes Y.
Ili b' d r knives' Death was
b
day SeasOn
. to shock and ' loss of : •
t
Ile -:was.,. an r
food - -
T.o -aid ...harvesting :operations, sum of $2,130 for' schoo purposes
Spence,. Dean,:„ Geddes, Frances.
Sper�ice, .Adds. Treleaven :Winnie
fred Gordon, `Annie ' McInnes, .'!
Violet ' Morrison;• .Glyrnna ;,1Vlurch,
Kinnon
•i �Mc li
`•� Besse A c
icon, , Y e ,
Ross, Lester Morrison; Letitia:
Joynt,' Bessie Graham, Cassie Mc.
Dar id. - :_.Evelyn 'W1ii:te.'_ Annie--
Houston, Harold Allen, Ella ,Such,.
erland, Emery :Morrison, Annie
McKinnon, - Alfred ` Arrns.trbng,
Ruth ;McKinnon, Bessie'.McGreg.
•.or, :'Alma MacClean, John Miller, •
Rebt. $arbour,'. 1Vlyrtle'.Blake, M,:
Torran, :Nellie. Graham, ; Giffor'd
only•
,Mrs.John had
any other sys oughfare can' be::kept.: cleanb and'
ward as ' an alternative. • . • 1
• /`We.: do not argue • that levies neat.
on ` income are• the ; last •word , •in;
taxation and . the . mart► who works
hard • and :whose:'income is in big When a city .paper:. ; declared l
figures haas
• reasonable grudge that dances might start ,at 8': p.m.
• •
h'icl�takes could get off :work ` from ' if the girls .:
against the. tax w ,. ,
large.part of his earnings. ,at 3•' 'o'clock in, the afternoon to
him'- g .
iin 'the: Lucknow Sen
o f the large in _.star. dress g� i
• But .how many • .. . � a .PProved.
comes `are. p..,
the rochict of ;the tit* says' it doesn't take :the girls .
unnq
Twentyt .Years -Ago'
Bessie '1Vlurdie.:and:Gladys Hod. ,
gins left .early• in 'July, for.
stun -to .• '
-�tak�e-a�_,-t-eht-�ws�-•spa-rn�rlPn-.
tall .' rain: JElliott- W, .I�, At the First .of July celebration.
'unnoticed :in the t g. Gus Wilson
COUNCIL MINUTES,
C
KINLOSS 'TOWNSHIP •
i•n+loss Council met 4.41y, 28th,
tubers `resent:: The
.1947. ,Alla . me p
minutes of , the last regular: sheet-
ing .of June 23� were; read. and.
�, A: grant of • $2.5;00 was given to
, .. section: •ver lon _ to pull
ltd :-rna-raa�w-ori. �-•- y ' lira; � r . nadian
ta• , a '
. ock ' nd
of bobbys s and.
•') � • .than •�f . •moderate o�pailr .. n -vin :names
roto .,,t ,. , .. the : ma . .:. , .. ,, . • ., , ',Legion in aid,'of a g'r , g. ..
Until, ,
` ` °''` ro ,ose some•., better, sweater M 'a y.b e . the :Bruce
4.., � , .• �• 'xnearis. can P P .. , . .:, .. on the:'cenotaph• ; .
h to: pay,a
r which the•country s tiMo'ralrty: Squad oug t . nication from the Bruce
�•) �,1- �,.. system Under . , ..Commu
- •• . _s , s • at • L:uckno
. • . ti-..expenditur+es can..1�e -met,, he is .visit to fiance
, he girls,pull . uIl :on: before
• '•t•= advised to stick..to',the grad ''hat s all ;t g p
' • 'well. -
he a .. En-
.
ed; income •,tax -system in.prefer they ' gv to a .dance C sl y°
e to hidden , or'' indirect taxe erprse.
enc
,,.�.,. la t , ho* literall
der which he . ;would pay .Tut,.. •'. tut, C y , . Y
+' 'deal' more'."...you take • things!.:
.. j � great rF - . .
w; ordered
•: County -Health Unit w:.asdered
•
fyled.
tt 'Eng ineer W.. C4.' MCGeorgp of
Chatham; was :engaged to 'r.,eport'
on the Gaunt & McMillan: drains.
`•`• The: application of Wm. Macl n=
tyre, R.R. 5; Lucknow, was ac-
cepted for road' superintendent,
Succeeding' Alex MacLeod, duties
to 'conuneriee August ,lst, 1947.
Reeve • MacKenzie . and Council -
lox', Gaunt were appointed to the
Board of the Whitechurch cern-
WED' AT . KIRKLAND, LA •'.
The marriage :was solemnized•
•e r
•centlY at.' St. :Andrew's Presby-:
.
terian .Church, Kirkland Lake, of
Certrin ide 4Margaret '!LeClair to:
Mr. John Hamilton of . Kirkland
Lake;'
The' 'bride is•; the "youngest of
five daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
,Andre* LeClair and is a sister.
•of. Mrs. Rose Bower who ,was.he`r'
sister's matron, of 'honor:, Miss Le-,.
Clair visited here, last year with.
her sister at'the home of.•Mr: •and.
Mrs. George Bower.
• The ceremony wa's. performed
by Rev.. 'L.' N. Hepburn and,.,.a
• weddingdinner was served 'at • hpi hostess. Thelittle girl was Canadian Legion, grant, 25,00;
1VIrs.
Smith, caretaking, 8.00.
Highway cheques: Pay. Roll No..
7, $264.97; Ira Dickie, :45.37; W, R,:.
•BinkleY, . workmen's''. Ins. extra;
nuptial ' staff party and at two
miscellaneous showers.. .
A.
ma.
me;
irRANP OF ..$25,333, has beeyi
e by, the Provincial Govern-
tl ;to:: the Saugeen • Memorial
H s `tai at Southampton' The
pit
al
Smith; Joseph` Anderson, ' James , the first even. t in the horseshoe
John .Peart; W Connell, H, Giles Gordon Barger, with Jack Me‘.:
.
lex Lawson pitching was won` by Howard and.
Bryan,T Hodgins A , •
J, :Wilson Alex Ross, W Wilson:.Ouaig & J. Nixon, 2nd. Winners ,•
1{C
Forty Years Ago.
ew •.'W J Ta 'lo'r • arid'
J E. Agn ,., � . Y.
W. Johnston spent Dominion Day•,
at northern points of •interest in
tl<ie 'C.nun�y; ,distributing posters
advertising. the Orange .•celebi a
tion.
ers .of' the Ashfield fir-
Niemb
of the second event were >'' am,
eron and. George' Swan; second,'
Elmet `Ackert, and D:' Cassidy
Chesnut engaged�'to;
:Isobel' Cher u g
teach at Pararnount.
Miss '.'Irene Woods ••gi aduated:
erode Stratford Nor in
• A'. son: 'was .,..born : to ; Mr..• and
; , a , dau titer
Mrs.. ,Charles: Alton, � o
arid '1Vi's.- W,'J, Irwin, and.,
quit congregations preseited Rev.: ter•
to adlVli:.
1.
a daugki Me
and , Mrs. W. A Smith with a vin Reed,
b i is to heal
urse of .money, .pro Flab-.
parse. • •The death, 'of Mrs,: John
Th'
, in for D p
1'eav g
g a Tai ��lto .
un annori. a res ,bick occurre in
entation .address; was, signed by.
Was' Sherwood, George • Lane, • Mrs. Wm• Mur diew press;
Errie'st'`Sher . g
W
ell'•• Henderson and Robert Rit- dent of the Lucknow: .Women s
chic•Institute,
• 1.4. ckne b ball team ::trounced •1�. The�^rriarriage took place .of El -
•,a
•.r
Kincardine .13-2, The local line- la 1VMarie Schwindt o1 Walkerton
upwas; W: Johnston, ss; McCoy, and .Huntley • H..Go�rdon, son of
- , �liia,;.the•1`ate•:
c; Thornpson,, 2nd; Findlater, 3rd; ,N rs D: M. Gorden
•11abbick, rf; McLaughlin,: 1f; Mit-. '.Dr Gordon •
-
op
munit hall for 'one' year`, as conn- Chen, : l,st;• R. Johnston;. et: Eris-
cheque 'was personally ;presented y .' • • W......,,..
Professor ;Ewen Macken
ontreal left one a. trip t
Actually Happened
cil's' : re resentatives. • lan, • p,
by .the , Hors. ' Russell T. Kehey, - . P , .
Eris -
Minister of
ealth. Council ;adjourned to meet Rev.
Mrriiste
• 'Augxst 25. 194T x - ' ' ' • zee sof M
Che .ues issued . Municipal the Pacifik' Coast: '
Cheques
It. ctua ly appene
.of Laur'etta Nelda Edwards of
Chatham- and•. -Sidon li:-TwandleY,
on of Mr: '.and, Mrs. Oce Twam .
°iey of . l shf ield. • •
ur :ed: of.
the World, ,supplies, $9.55; Robt. °•L,,• The death ;occ r Lillian.� � `obert: •Russell,.. 1:0 rile
V�'e• heard an amusing one
as solemnized'
Tile marriage w
ld
' no at hall, 7.50 Viola 16 -year-old dau'hter • of •R
9th r day, about the'reri'lark'. o f. Porter, tuning :pia > Y ..child ;q.€=.1Vir+ and 'Mrs. '•Emerson .•
' here Dr. •J• A. McDonald; dental work, r; and Mrs. 'W Horne+ 11t11
a little girl who .was visiting hee. • :•Irwin, passed arNay, rrr.yluJy
.. 64.00' J. R. 'Lane, . and .2 ••Rev. Ford 'commenced' his .pas ;;n.ci Helen.
and became quite- attached to a . � postageLorna Campbc 11 '
home f O.A,P:;, 8.00; Lucknow Branch Of little stray kitten at the ome o •
total duties at Lucknow Meth; •'• ,pnompstyn ::tool El .1,>c,i,t trip thus odist Church. • • ; ,. • SV1ous .
. - the Thousand 1,f:ta : t i
Rev. C. V. Sanders united. ir► , .
tical. ,
Park Lane Hotel after which' the most anxious to take' the kitty
young 'couple left 'on ' a wedding... with•her, but was reminded by
trip .. to Lake' of Bays and points her .mother that' another lady at
p.
south. They . will reside in kirk- home, had:' prornised her, a' brand.
lane, Lake. new kitty "very shortly". But, all
Miss LeClair was on the staff in love 'with' this stray one the
of the Kirkland. Lake ' Health tie girl •replied: "Coulcdn't we
iThit and was honored at a. pre- +~ nce'i : it, :mumu y'�'' ,
•
n' arriage at 'Christ Church, St
Helens, .1V1ar°y, .Agnes Haines., and
Mr; .George McRoberts.
' 25,64; C. McTavish, .gas, 53.35; Wm. Blake, age 61 years, 'died'
Currie Colwell;, repairs, 13.00; in'Ashfield on July 7tli.
Mrs. Percy,' stamps, 4.00.. , •. At U.S.S. No. 12, East &' 'Wast
• LA ' E 'C k •-" W anosh Miss ' I Scrimgeour
r
. 'I i1... !pat ick, 'who was
•
. Rev. R. tT ,. l� ,the DO -
fisha two Months" ofl
tish isles, and- the C.00'16114
wrote to his brothel. Mr .s'. ' +
Kil a:tri.clt, . from.'. the pater1tal•
p
home in , •Arrtsagh, .;
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