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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-12-04, Page 1OA A Year. -,Yrs Addance; '50c Extra to T.T., S. A. APPOINTEES TO 'r0 HOLD GAME CLUB pain r� w► ..,. M ETINg -HERE •TQNIGHT• - ADVISORY BOARD , LU1�i;L�►W', -OAl T1BI{fl�; -2HIi S., . D 47� ' • rveiyone in this cornmuni ° ty IS NOT LIKELY. Local and district organizations.interested in Fish and and. muni �ipal boards, are naming • Who is At a. meeting" of the Business Game Club actmvitres is. invited to t' s..to: the vis re me en y P , . attend a meeting in the, Council ourit:il 9f ..the. new • Cornrnu. nity •Rami of: the Town Hall t ni r '` 'Thursd-a MJ' .Decem .e Yx ,b r 4th'.at eight. • o'clock.'. -, .� • The purpose Y 'is i to organize' locally iii cohitinction•• with the. Wmngherrr4 ;Fish ..ancl••Game._- 1 C ub; t ecz eatirta '�Cert;tre, and tordat u •w� ids of twenty appointments. ":have•.been 'made. This Counoil will :act junction: with a five -man.' -board Men's Assoelatiori.°on Tuesday.ev- ening, plans were made: for the .children •s Christina` ..1.ar"t hick is _scheduled. for• Saturday, •. Deco' ember' • Village busin'e s .aces 9 b s p1 will re- main'�openvMonday, , Tuesday 'and LAST WEEK FOR GARBAGE COLLECTION': SERVICE The village municipal arbage .collection servicg will �teimina. e � t this week for the' winter, months.. The collection will be made as •usual onThur'sd°ay -and-Frid " this week, and then Will 'be tern-, -. this*Week, it t m porarily ,disco.'ntinued as has been; toinar' k • ` V ednesda Tevenhi s of •Chri -tmas that will have charge of •actrvitmes fr ot�� which oi•g aniz�ttion 1 . a '- Y g , s TAX .TO. APPLY •.O Speak, vikee ' L 'HYDRO 'BILL in the community centre, and the er w11 be inn attendance .to' ad=:. k ands will not .observe the UL object.. is•• to •have it^ representa-: � •Thursday.,half holiday in the prey dress: tonight's f' -, tive of every group in.the a dis=. • trice, so • that. the interests of the entire'. community' may best be served. • • g gathering. ceding week Stores will be; open until 0 p,m.. on New• Year's ,Eve, the meeting decided 'Nine Mem- bers were in. attendance., Official.- notice' has.• -been •re • OVER 1,000 'COVERED EY ed • its original regulation .regard - FUNLt OVER TWO• THO .�:_ SAND:MARKK° At the ,first part 'of the vtreek Contributions to the Community Recreational. Centre Fund had; -c ider bl� :oma- a Y ex p d .the�•$2,Q00 _.. 4' mark, ,with 'at, good .deal of ' work' y, et, to :;be done , b , :village "(A -n-. . : g vassers ,. • At a ,meeting' of „The, Club on, Monday, night ; it*.* as f reported that total cost of the building to date : vias, in round .' figures, .$5,600,Y Monies put. into •The Hydro' ElectricPow•er' the ro'eet b. the.Clansmen , Corrimission of aritario'•has atter:- prof y ter . •HURON MEDICAL. PLAN • ing •the 8pe cent .sales. tax - on •The• .co-operative It was decided to request. the a continued '• c'eived 'b E H Agnew Clans medical plan, •Coun'cml to declare Boxing Day • ;domestic bills which is ,niiw dis- Clans- sponsored b the u. • Y Huron 'Feder- civic` holiday sk :..o• •men--secrotary,-•-.of the- ..followin . aY .a t '1'he-�tax•=a : ' i_ anon of A riculture :•n . . 607 adults/and 475 S.O.S.•,: Club, Kay Mac•I� "h a �Ointments� g ow' covers, municipal plebiscite, on daylight. bills' ntil t' p u he ;end of November, children •in the.saving time' in event .of an. 'elec.- so • that ideally the ` .Leos,. ;a y October. `and November billing will have.. the Kinloss; Township, Reeve. • Alex 1V[cKenzie ::.t Kairahea ' .:Institute,' Mrs;` Fred Gilchrist; Legftn Aux iliary, 'Mrs.. The, lma ` MacDonald; • Ashfield Township School.'Board, , Wm G Hunter, •Village of Luck-' •now, eeve , .. oynt; - nited , Church Y.P.S., `Willard, Thom.:. son;' West Wawanosh School Area ' Board;' Eldon Miller; Girl Guides;: Mr. , -George Ja3mt,. . Lucknow Board of 'Education; Mrs. Morgan Henderson; Fire Company, J. L. McMillan; Lucknow Women's In= stitute,: Mrs.; .A..1; Wilson, .Para a ' • mount Women's Institute, Orland Richards; Holyrood" Wo= men's Institute, Mrs. J k Ackert;' :,Anglican ; Young Peolei : Miss .:Dorothy Cook; ;Boy Scouts, 'Mel vin ;Stewart; Lo ; La_'' Le Club, Doris Taylor. expected that P e council a • P �. r Club, .including 'a; $1,000.00 lean 1ub;•.: are costs backed , by members of the C and public donatibris to - date about sufficient. to cover • to dater but. a considerably .% •aount is ::needed '•• to: make • "the * � m . building ready for occupancy and county, Bert Irwin :Hallett, stat=to- equip'' it to serve the' intere t tion, rt, has since been learned$ s . a •d. ed Tin,..re his port at the familial that; certain' conditions applying of•both. young n old in the . 8 percent apply . on. the total bill.: meeting. last week in Clinton. The to. such 'a' vote 'di not'' ake,''it r m Thereafter •this Domiriipn war cornn'iunity. plan,;Was put into effect of "Olde Boys `and'" Aug -g pp p al. revenue tax -will be •#abol Y fished.. ....Girls" 'are beirm,g • contagted Y' on Au a ear ractic •.. „ ... number' .. ust lst, this. year., Since then,the '' Any furiher .,discussion of the' groups that have joined up in -"housing situation will"be • defered ms 'one - 0 1 'fanners' ' coo .'� perative ; •office. ��n -foru. three` Women's. ,Institutes and two A. letter ,of approval his' :to 'be, church rou �.s. Arno.• nts • .aid ., g P , .,, u p m sent. the Council :for- the; excellent. fees no w total ..$4,343, Arid $136.10 :street lighting job, and 1VIr..:John• has . already' been aid out' . in. • Y paid Hanna s efforts. ;in having ;.High= Claims. :; way .86 paved are to be recogitiz •It is ex'�"- pointments 'wkll shortly .be`. com- � Y. ple,ted,followii'yg which a meeting • will, be called: • •OL' LOWS::IVI,•I:S�HAJ The death of; ,:Mrs. •:.Reginald McKenzie, sister' oge, the :late Miss ' Caroline . 'Vf ellwood, occurred in 11Iamilton Gen eral Hospital on Wednesday of last week. She suf. •`fered a stroke the'':previous even- ing,' sh'orW after being 'in a • minor motor, ` accident, 'and never re gained' consciousness': Mrs '__McKenzie -was--formerly • Harriet. Mae,. Wellwood a d was born. at 'Fordyce sixty-three years three rs ea , ago. ,She. and • her -husband, 'who. reside in Winnipeg; spent a month .with relatives in: Ontario .this fall. They: were enroute ' home to the West -accompanied by her .sister,. Miss •'Caroline Wellwood, R.N., When: the latter. suffered a heart : attack ' at Grand :Rapids, where she passed 'away. •.: Mrs. ,McKenzie M .. cl�enzie •returned to Wmgham•for her sister's went to Toronto; to visit hono'r. Mr. ,arid Mrs. Elliott, who, and•later' 't have g Y . been hi hl esteemed .resi-.' „. her son Donald" before recon- `dents of that community; .are moving to Lucknow' this:week to make... their.. home.,• They.: have bought the former Taylor. home on. Station•St.,.from Mr. and Mrs. :Rb C. _MacKenzie who will' 'm'ake their . home in London where Bob ILK =UP HERE • Gd in; a' letter from the Associa- - Dr. ,James E.Little was: •�ap •onted:,`to the .,Advisor • Council Mlk.price increase .o� two cents p. Advisory'. n a quart went into effect here .on. 'of•the Recreational Centre�as'the Monday, raising`'the 'cost': t .1 representative of the Business cents: .:a •uart: • Distrib r` 'Men's Association q iito s are paying the *Producer an additional 55 cents a hundred f: 'r' o . the: pro -1 es an For it i xn •Fire Bombs • duet, with the thio cent a. `quart increase authorizedArte:. Brec�kles, who. has, 'taken by the:` Nlilk Control Beard 'over. the�:manufacture and sale:of, control' • o rd of Onta'rio': - . • ;... �-,_ .. New rices here are:: ' .mi1k� "Sentinel's fire:' :bombs, 'has.:,ap-' p ' pointed,. Melvin •Stewart as .sales- quart,17c 6 tickets` for :$100; }.,'. ' '. man:; 'Mel took.:over.'his : pant -time pi ts. lOc, cream,pinfs.'�2'lc. � - : "du ies� on - on ay and plans fust ATTENTION DRyaIWN T • O GUEST EDITORIAL .- ---- to be. So very effective on various to. contact:village •.households"•:ir promoting the sale of these fire extinguishers, :which have. proven We 'draw attention to a :..occasions.' • ' guest editorial in-thi§ issue; written. by Dr'' W VJohn ston on behalf of The "Clans- mesi Club, in connection with the .new Community Recrea- tiona Centre. The article • ap.,j: pears in the : editorial column •: on •page : 2 • • COMING• EVENTS ` 30 ' • words; • : additional 50e for wo d words, 2c each, minimum charge an;y. 'or :every' week,} '50c SENDOFF' GIVEN ...: AT . BERLEY • Mr. and Mrs. ' George' Elliott .of. Arnberley were 'given' a • "send,• (IV last Wedn *day night, by, friia ids.' and neighbors who gath- ered in Amberley Hail to do them' :menacing her tits- to• Winnipeg:... She was, accompanying Mr, and Mrs. Donald.' 1VIcKerizie to Hamil- ton by motor 1a1st Tuesday when. They were involved. in• 'a minor motor mishap, • lier daughter -in - 'taw, seeing her alright enquired. LL for the welfare of the passengers in the -other :'car. were 'ere un y hurt; and upon returning to°their own car; Mrs'. McKenzie rnade reference ,to: a pain in her neck, and soon ,after collapsed. uncon 'SCious, She wag rushed to Ham-,' ilton Hospital where she"assed' awayP. � .the next day. : • -, .,The funeral'se , .vice was on. Sat urday' with'interrnent iii Niagara Pans, • Besides her husband ,Mrs. Mc: Kenzia is, survived by one son, three daughters, one,brother Wil beat' of Win haat' ' a , raLg 'arid a sister, r, 'J„'- H..Tigert o f Hatnilt jn,. has gone into '`the' 'undertaking. business. ' At the Amberley gathering a pleasant ,.evening, of 'cards' and dancing ncin , was, enjoyed.' 'kilt, Jack Bradley expressed the regrets 'of the neighborhood in losing Mr, and ". Mrs, Elliott,. and extended best wishes for their future .wel-• fare and happiness. Several:love ly gifts were • presented by Jim 1VMcNain4• Jack Ferguson and Matt a McDonald. ' Mr: Elliott, will operate a: seed cleaning 'plant here,, having • re- "ein,tly completed the. new: build - ",4,w ,b,., Lthe site ;of' the -,former.: DANCE AT LANG,SIDE'. The K -C Country'.Club will sponsor a dance in Langside.For',` .esters Hall;, Friday,, December 5th. Tiffin's •orchestra,a lunch' counter in hall, Admission 40c. SANTA'S , COMING There will be a,• free show and treats for •the children; upon Sanita. Claus' visit' to. 'Lucknow on Sat urday,' December 13th, sponsored by the Business Mens Association, CONCERT. AND . DANCE • In Whitechurch Hall,.. Thursday,. 'December 11th, cornmencing at 8.30. Concert by pupils of •S; S• . No, 10, Kinloss+ Farrier's orches- tra, :lunch .counter:' Adults ,50c,, public` school pupils, lfree.; FOLIC .SCHOOL CONCERT The Lucknow' .Public, School Will .present an `'old-time Christ - Mas concert in the Carnegie Hall on Friday evening,-. December 12. at 8.15 a',clock' •Included will be• choruses, drills, : rhythm band, selections and plays. ST. PETER'S BAZAAR • The 'Guild of St. Peter's church is holding a bazaar and sale of wont; .and tea • in the Legion B,00nts Saturday, December 6th at 2.30 p.m. Draw for coffee table fres ed doll. Tickets, to be rrmeinbtA.rr of the Guild: •reenter . . N;�W, `� A - W W. NOSH.' Wet ;_Wawanosh's' 1948 Con i u cl Board, elected by ballet on 'Mon- day;, will be comprised as follows; • Reeve 'Everett.: Finnigan a n d Councillors' , John' Durnin,: -Harold "Gaunt,,' Benson Johnston.a n d :Thomas Dickson, In the'! reeveshi : contest 11I1r. .P Finnigan :defeated Gordon .Mac- Pherson' •of . St „Helens :b . a'"major-+ ity. of 57 votes: McPlersori'`.•took a big.lead in his home polls ' at St Helens• • and Anderson s, With Finnigan having a' slight • edge' at Cameron's .`and':. St .::Ai gusting. The 'returns from these four. oils P , which came in first,. gave Mc-. Pherson,,,a lead of` 211 to 1'19, but 'the-, picture --changed as• Yte-two big polls at Dungannon -and Au John Mclvirllan• .... burn- 'were. reported.; There. Fin- E:•' :Ackert nigan received :216 votes and 11,./Id-..T.• Phersonl 67. The ` result. bore o- u the tradition that as Auburn' and . Dungannon'; go, : .so-':�goes the_elec= tion: •• ��• • HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS • letter soliciting theirt f • suppor : o of farmer residents is• not avail,• able' and no ‘doubt Many Will be Overlooked ' Previouslyy ackno Y wledg ed $1,690.50 Eddy Gaunt 10:00 John Hanna,,' M: PP.' •:20.00 Stuart• " Collyer. • . 5.00 • Jim Lem Mervi•n ,' Solomon• a E. Hollyman -Archie, 'Bruce, and, Jean 1VIacMfllari .... 115.00: • • Garfield'MacDonald' 5.00 *' 1Virs, A J. IVIeLennan ';'2.00 John McIntosh 50.00 Miss E•. Murdie 500 Hollyman Johnston Cig arette,.Fund, •., 150,•0=0 Wm.: _urdie . 25.00 Joseph Agnew 10.00 r I E-MaeSween 5:0 15.90 ,- 10.00 5.00 10:oa' 50.00: : 5.00 $2,087.5•0 The winning, candidate " . has served on .the 'council' for the past five years;; Mr; • McPherson 'has been a member hof •• the: Board for - nine years:• Durnirt Welt In : Front For the .counciV•seats, the de- feat of . David McAllister,. ..only sitting member to seek re-elec-..• tion, will result in °four new mem; bees taking :offiee;' of which. Har,., ,; old -Gaunt •.is the only' one with 'Previous council experience.' Reading,- the : polls with.' 103' votes more'than the next :con- testant was., John Durnin.: Harof 1 Oatint: had; a big lead over the three' other candidates who, were separated :by only 12 votes, r with Mr. `McAllister. :Six votes behind the 'fourth place ,winner, :Mr. Dickson, ?, It, was a difficult week • for electioneering as many. ,roads were' almost irnpa.sible most of the• time. Mr. McAllister, we un- derstand, ; did' no 'canvassing at ail: ' The!' vote . by io11irig;}... sub-, divisions was as follows: No `•• 1, Dungannon; •No, 2,,, Auburn; 3, Touwnship Hall; No. 4, St. Hel-• ens; No. 5, Anderson's; No. St.' Augustine. „„ .- For Reeve 1, Finnigan'' ,...:... 125 McPherson 32•,: For Councillors ' . Durnin •146 95 Gaunt` 1. • 51 6.5 .Tohnaton o ; 42 97 icon Z'. 123' .: 49 60 -• - 43-,_..;._ 'GIVEN TIl ERCULIN TEST' Under• pr the Christmas Seal - ,> o gram aimed at.•the eradication of tuberculosis,_ .ninety=-five-studenta of Lucknow,. High•' School were re; centl 'given the tuberculin = �tuberculin skin test • It is ,'planned tos.• continue this'. y student check b` , giving g the test to,,ail pupils as they en te r High School, and a second test to all:, pupils upon graduating,, k 4. r ' 'F N • • CHRISTMAS... SEAL RESPONSE X$,.PROMPT 'AND. GENEROUS ,..In the ten days s i.. y s nce Christmas;. Seals,; were ' distributed' 'to: some. nine hundred, households :.in' this',::' community,:•the response.h P n has been most 'gratifying. • Contributions •b:mail and ' in Y,. person are being "received. daily ,:. by Mr i': A, Thompson, . chair- m.an of the Clansmen n • Christmas Seal committee:' ` They range::' in. value from $1.00 to '$50:00b • Use • the seals freely 3? ori 'your Christmas's letters and parcels,, as. an .=indication. of the prominent part the „community is playing ' rn • the campaign to wipe , out tuberculosis. ' . 2 3 _ 4' . 5. 91,..• : 47 '20 • 18 35 31 72' 84, •6 .'Total, 34 335 24 11279 •' 67. 61 66 44' 479 58 •83 85 , 44 • 376 38 298 ` 53. • 18/ .32' • 17 , 292 53 40 _ = 46 34 , 288- • • •