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*THE LUCKNO W SENTINEL," LUCKNOW,, .ONTARIO
�,CIQK N B.ACI( WAIZD :.
THRQUG I- THE SENTINEL ILEST
Sixty Years:Ago
go
A meeting was held at Dun-
gannon
in: support of a proposed
railWay ' line, front'! 'Wingharn to.
Port Albert. Capt. Mallough. was
• chairmen ',of the ' meeting and W.
, ,Lane was secretary, , A ,working
Committee' was • named at .the
' meeting -as " follows: J. • NLeLean,,
:: •W. • e,,wart, Dr. Case, J. Elliott,
,;1)isher', J. 1VI, Roberts, . J. Bpw-
ers, G; Durnin,`,D, Girvin, G Har.°
ris J. Whitley, •. : Girvi i, Win
Bailey, .J.' Craig, W Lanes J
patrick, J. Ward, J. Mallough;,13.
J. •er,Owford, J. Martin,
erson
• Samuel Smith of ' paramount'
hada ieg-fractured when a 'sleigh
'.load of logs. upset.. T '
A mass meeting' of •Parampunt
farmers was ,held' in the ."Grange•
.Hall regarding ding the: opening of the
pew cheese factory.
•Berry whb intended.
voting :all my time. in the drug•
busiliess"' was holding of sale`:.of
. ready-arede clothing; 1V4ens tweed
suits V'ere'•.o.ffered 'at $5.00.
The following'were honor can
• t :, Lochalsh school:- Mag 1'
• gie Armstrong, •Dona • .,=' c en:-
nen,.
n-nun,. Rod J.. 1V1cKenzie, Hannah
McKenzie.1 e s s i. a McKenzie,
Christy McLennan, Rebecca Fin- ,
layson,' Mary' ''NXcRae, . Jessie. E.
Mel�enzie, .Ii.. A. -McKenzie, Chris,
ty `Finlayson; : James, McDonald,
Bella Armstrong, ..J.."McLenn;6n;
L zcie . Telford; •Geo. Finlayson;
•D'onald' •MOK.ay, J.,
Cameron, Donald , McAonald,'• J.
McKenzie McLennan, Serahi
• ron " J
Garnei•on,:,Marianne tame ,,
Mclieneie.
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:Notice:of the :dissolution of the
• ;partnership ,:,of •. D. ' C. 'Tayigr . and*
�, 1I:. Giles :was witnessed by:E1
lot •Ti...
av • rz. e,
•‘Harry :Giles and Tame Lijidsay
pureluased a; butcher. business -,':at•
Tiverton
. JiiS h Gi'i# izL :: was -elected
reeve ':'of •'Ashfield defeating R.�
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W sC.
i , Al x .1\�cKay puirc1-i4sed R. A.
Clot�l's., business '
, Robert.. Gi•ahairi ,defeated• Geo
shi.;
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' Kerr. for he `i ee
James Gaunt, reeve of :Kinloss,:
'Was: mentioned '"as a candidate. fol.
the.Bruce, County warderiship. _
Daniel 'R.atherford 'w•as : store=
Oiarrnid..Ashfeld: Reeve 'Thomas
.Stothers, Deputy, Reeve William
Hunter; Councillors .Wrn. Kick-
ley, John Stiles, John Schoenals,
.West Wawanbsh: Reeve William
Bailie, Councillors D, B. Murray,
Samuel Thompson, S t e p h e n
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KINGSBRIDGE.
Mrs. Reynolds is visiting her
daughter,, Mrs. Nace Martin.
.• Mr. :Clare Lannon was liorrae
for e week -end.. --� - Mss. Baisx'-Mxt1ir�
the i
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Windsor-
Miss K, Garvey .returned to a few: day, Hamilton 'ith her
Windsor« ' after .a •:'few holid;, s sister, Miss A 'nes Kin' , who had
• here. ,the misfortune to-. fall :and frac
ture her ankle..' .'
Hamilton. on Saturday'..
Mrs .and tVlrs H. Lambertus, are
visiting. Mr. and, tI frs. gdv33'n:
Ayers
Mr. Mike Martin motored froin
Macke" Sure it tsiri roue •
Infantile paralysis cripples and
kills .thousands of • youngstersy
every year. Read- how science' is
rattling this .dread disease. Learn
to protect yourself, as described— •
in "Make. Sure'It Isn't Polio", in
The American. -Weekly. magazine.
with this Sunday's (January 18)
issue of Detroit Sunday Tunes.,
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W. S.. •McCrostie , was •Noble ,
Grand' of Lucknow I O O.F,, suc,-
ceeding R R,' McLeod:.Other",of..
fice'rs• were W.. ,J: McGregor, R
V. McKenzie',.. D.` Mallough, A'.
Ros, • D. , Patterson,
rence, J° E Agnew; A,' Boyd; 3
Habick, ••W ',.F.. Burton, W. W
Smith, W J. Earls, W:4 Davison,,
Art Cook,' •
;noch Bower of .Ashfield died
•as the result `of a stroke. He' was `�
in his 70th. year. ` •
• Malcolm • McMillan, Sr o f . \
\k•\
Lanes, died: suddenly '\``\
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E. White. •
Frank Hain: was , a' •: successful ' h• `
candidate at the Junior term ex'
aminations at the school of phar- .:..,••;',
macy in Winnipeg.. •••• ,'•\
f. Retiring.drrectors of'West .Wa
cranosli:• •1V1u.tual -tirete at the •
C•oinpany :were Finlay Anderson,
.`W. Y.• l'�eed, Isa•ae Fisher `\� and •
hs ',
Twenty Years Ago •
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'1VIis..Fred .Stanley was present-
ed. with a waist watch by ladies �,;
of` 5t. Peters cpu•ich; prior to ��•�\..
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leaving for a ti isit to lice home •. in .
England \
• 'Mrs,'.'J S: igacKenzae-r•ccezved \`?�
Word of•tre'death of'her brothel,'\".
Mr. "Alex facKay of Duluth. "` •
miss,Lorn •Campbell:' 1 esigriec•
kee �ci . at. Belfast.
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Rt tter was'_16 cents � a p . d,,�
eggs _ 1.8 cents a dozen.
from- the 1aeel staff of
the 1'3ank.• \\,
.ofa.lIo. a eal after nineser- \
vice. • She. Was presented will a
gold, -Wrist watch.
John'Brown`awe 26, son of'•Mr
and Mrs. 'T: Brown formerly of
Arnberiejr distligt, .was murdered
in Flirit, 1'iichigan;
:Albert•'L. Whitely "died in Chi.
674-iftc*Yn- e:rit-- 11 iii :Greets -1-1
cemetery
Forty Years Ago
Municipal councils tnj the com-
triunity '.elected 'by ballot and. ac-
clamation` were:' i.uckiiow,. Reeve
J. G Anderson, councillors . J.• G. .
1 es t` 'a thorization to:im.ort,orneed special information,'con-
. � sta.k,,us%you.�cqu�s,,..a � p
Collector Customs' and' Excise.' Quota" ppication; corms
\� suit. your' nearest,• C ,4 Capp forms,
•''(E,C. 1) and instructions for completing'. them, are '• available at all •Customs
m and Excise
Customs �.' Offices: These 'applications: rriust be'=file�l with .thel.Collector ofC
• • LVl OST of the countries which Ore :Canada's
• regular customers have not recovered 'sufficiently from - the war to pay;
in• the normal way,' for all the 'goods they need, despiteextensive help
from this and other 'c ountties: •Nor are.the, ate .to 'send us enough off'
inoff the cgoodsyint...•... ,
which: we, in Canada, can :use to buy goods in'other countries: ,'
At the same time'Canada has 'been buying' more'goads oods than: ever
before froin the .United ' States 'and other countries demanding".0 S
dollars. This`ls because'. thesegoods Were'nofobtainable elsewhere and
g
because of demand pent-up .during the .war.
Buying if
BuYg frism; the'' United- States or U.S. .dollar.areas 'therefore, be
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temporarily reduced until our, trading again becomes4norma,l..
and servicesor expenditures
goodsTome..ettlirseme�rgency;purchaseoffore
',travel, which must be' :p'aid for with U.S. dollars,:are now subject'to'contro`. ..
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IF YOU ARE 'AN •IMPORtEIII}-PF CONSUMER GOODS and wish to find
b�
�t�.or`3 unaffected
2 subject o quota,
out wh'ar.•goods are (1) prohibited, ( ) u I . ()Y
f � ustoms. antl
Excise.
nearest o
Ilector a C
write your. ne es C
'control's; see Or w e a
• "IF YOU.WISH TO IMPORT OODS •SUBJECT TO QUOTA . and wish to
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Cotirieil dibeted in West Chia« a \\
nosh was 'Reeve Albert, Johnston :. \\.
and llois'�Fiank' G:'•T•odd,\
Wm - J. Stewart, James.: Forster, .�\� •
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Reeve J.
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I'll"i.
Wm.:
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Vr?,• .C,ol��•c.11, Cau.ncilla>s: Atig ,. o� \\
M. 'a'ruthei•s Adam,, • \
.,TcLntosli; •D'; L .i . , � �;
•-, l'h lcolni Ross:: Ash- • .
Mc.w�.uccn, 1 ���
".field; Reeve .Alex Hackett; •De=,, ��ti \� .
ut Reeve, Thomas Anderson, \\\
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''.IF• YOU WISH INFORMATION .ON, •THE AMOUNT OF YOUR • QUOTA.
''
r of `Customs `and.
' �r Collector
'' filed d with ou C
i n has been tle
'your :a
licat o
After pp . Y
of exec
to orcris`s
lishtnent of quotas about the estab o e
Excise, all correspondents ,•
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t .toEmergency
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irec ed
t r ibitioiis should be
:;clonal � hardship through ;impor p oh
'Import Control. Division, Department of Finance, 490 Sussex Street, Ottawa.'
Quotas are .issued on la quarterly basis and any.:unused portion maybe•carried ,
over? into the folloH� ing quarter ° .""
IF Y. OU ARE AN IMPORTER OF PRODUCTION PARTS, STRUCTURAL STEEL,
wish know the
`I ndws o nw
�•� \ Ston machinery or -.other, capital goods or automob.i es, .a •
MK \\
ouncillois-John _A c.. -enzie; , ': imp
�\ o t restri'c'tions in these classifications; write or see. Emergency hiaport Control
ullivao Sa•
Thorn'as S ,
m Sherwood.-'. '\ pi�ision (Capital Goocri),"bepa tmentr ofT-Reconstruction' and, Supply -38-5
Ettcknow Reeve -TD: M Johnstone.
Councillors Robert Rae, R.obeit°i
1Vlulli`ri, A. E Millson, A. W ,Hand ••
ilton.:School trustees,, .J.. G. An-
derson; W..G Andr,pw,,•R..J. •Cam-
eron,.
Mu dock M. itchell D. N Law- 'In. the Vest Wawanosh election, ` '
- . Frank'• G: Todd got every possible
.ranee and D. C :Taylor,. the 'fat- 1 ' ' . • �\':, .
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vote at tlie•`.St.. Helens pol _ \\
v t 1...\
Tex • Fr user, formerly of'•: the. . \�\
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VN.eliingtQn Str$et, `Q.ttaw}si:
Sk\\\\‘k_\ : N TEND TO TRAVEL• OUTSIDE••CANADA and.wih..to know.about
. IF YOU IN forei �n'•exchang e available -for this ;purpose, consult any' bank. or the Foreign ' rn indsbr': Vantau a ..
n e Control Boded at :Ottawa 'AAontreal,•.Toro to, W y')ricks g , , chs 'of' oods. made during'travel
��\:., •, If you wish, information about• persQnal..pur uses g•
nearest .0 Ilector'of Customs and' Excise .before.
'outside Canada; consult � theo ,
ter having, :one 'more ' vote than
J, ,,Henderson..Kinloss:, .Reeve D.
A 'MacD'onald, Councillors Mc-
Kehzie,`-Mathers,' McLennan," Mc-
stance., in worldly, ambitions' and.
4thCOnCeSslOfl, was elected reeve,
of West Zorra• Township.
;COME TO CHURCH
:anxious living. Simply •to step
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(Contributed)
into the seclusiori. and quiet ,of •a
"Anil the hour shall be .filled frith church tends to"cool our . fevered.
• :pulses:arid calm our. agitated*"
With sofi
music,, gs; and, praise, . ' arid hearts •and give :us , peace. God is
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prayer,' ,
'And the burdens of life shall be`
lifted -
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From all who enter. here,":
. mltis goadror'.us in the general
• uproar' of the world. to pass thrix,
a Season of ,quiet meditation and
° put our fingers (in :Our, spiritual
pulses and see what kind . of life'
' we are living: We' cannot ,best.
estimate our :own life in the noise.,
of the street. and the 'turbulence
.,of the world 'and need' to re
tire within and shut the door that
`We may see With. a quiet eye and
'balaneeel judgx}iet t whakt manner
of Persons• weare, The. world is
ton xntmdh• with us', and 'late,' or
soon we spend our spirittlal'sltb
'the great need of our souls, and
while *e. should always live in
His presence,' yet' there ate times .
and 'means,- for' .realizing• ;in : a
special degree His nea'1"'itess., g"
J. W. FREEBORN, crown attor'ti-,
•ey in Bruce -for 28 years, has`been
naniecl a .King's ,cburtseL S'imila 1.
honor has .been conferred .ori Eld-
Rep, D. ;Belt
AT- --A-SECOI` -D',. -riom:i+xatibn - in
Ripley Sam -Pollock 'and El.li>att
Taylor qualified to 'fill the ,two:
council vacancies Other mem-
bers -,are Donald Blue,, Maurice:
Hewitt and Reeve Gordon Stan-
ley
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tan -ley.
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IF YOU ARE A MANUFACTURER, WHOLESk4LER'PR ,RETAILER and'•wish
° information.' about excise'.taxes,•or. about.the,list of goods to which .theycipply,,
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consult the nearest Collector of Customs and .Excise.
IF YOU NEED OTHER SOURCES OF IMPORTS ;consult. the , Foreign -:.Trade '.
Service4 Department of Trade and Commerce Division), Ottawa, regard-
ing
egarding your supply .problem's arising. from'import:quota restrictions. Through .the -
Trade Commissioner Service,, the Import • Division is endeavouring to arrange
increased supplies from the United Kingdom and:other °non-scheduled"'countries.;..
If , YOU ARE 'A' HOUSEWIFE and wish information, on available alternate
foods' whichhave comparable nutritional values to those now prohibited or
subject .to 'quota, informational material which has:been ;prepared .by' the .
Nutrition Division of the )iepartment of'National Health and Welfare may be •
secured from' your Provincial Health Department 'cir local health unit.'
nThe, 'administration . of.',these emergency import controls -
,responsibility of vgrious'.lepartments of the Government. The' •-
dboYeinformation is given_ to aid Canadian citizens in cotnplying
with.,the-new import co{{iitro ,? gulations with .a 'Minimum of•incon-
vettiencO in their, busirleis'andpersonal affairs.
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