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Lyceum.Theiitre
W I NG.HAly
Two Shows'Each Night
friday. and; Saturday'
TMIARCH 26th, 27th
RED, SKELTO1r;,,
VIRGINIA O'BRIEN
Merton of the Movies
Matinee. Saturday at .2 pm.
Monday .afld Tuesday
MAiRCII 29th, 30,th
ERESA :*RIG iT, - •
,• ROBERT, ymcorM
in". .
PURSUED:
,Wednesday, Thursday
MARCH 31st, �•APRI . 1st .
MAR HATCHER,,
DEFOREST KELLY
▪ . in..
ARIETY GIRL
Friday, Saturday, • APRIL 2'3
RAimoLPH . SCOTT;
BARBARA SCOTT,
• ; in`.:'
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs:- Howard' Johnston
6t Pol't. Albert announcethe eti
`•;'gagement :of their only daughter,
Bernice 'Pearl; to .:Ross Irvine
• llenry,.only son of Mr; and .Mrs.
Irvine Henr:y : o Belfast.' Thee
rnar r iage toy •,take place early in
April.
THE LUCI{N OW .SENTINEL,
CI(EWE
Rev, Dovi►ais' of Exeter was a
guest of Mr: -and Mrs. S. J', Kil-
patrick on Saturday;`
- Mr. and Mrs'. Jack Curran spent.
Monday in Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Treleaven
spent last Wednesday evening
with Mr. and.Mrs. Raymond. Fin-
nigan. _
Mr. and Mrs: Goldring• left. on
Monday for •England after spend-
ing . the past eight months with
members- of 'theirr families. here.
They . spent the week-en•d With •
their daughter, Mrs. Mark Berger
and Mr. Berger:- •
Misses Shi irley Sherwood • a n d•
Gwen::Treleaven are •ivriting'their
Easter e)carns• • at ' L,ttck now; High
School;, . • '
T h. a Congregational meeting;:
'vas 1441'0.6',Saturday' afternoon,
at Crewe;` Church.... with •
Downs of; Exeter .presiding. The
'reports were Very.: gratifying, . and
showed •a balance on hand . n'. the
different organizations. •
Miss' Norma. Sherwood is at
tending` Dungannon school.
• Many spectators, were seen • on
Surnday•' ennouteto tile' !br -dge
near Clifford` C'roziet's''which was
undermined at the east abutment
'by water• and ice' on "ri'day ev-•.I
ening...It. was built 20 years. ago
'by Mr. .Art Moore Of;: Whiter].
church.' It was One of 'the• strong-.
est cement brad es` h theI
Town
-ship, A 'new one will be erected• .
as soon; as mat`erial•is available:. h
of' thP. rna.
L',UCKNOW, .ONTARIO
COUNCIL .MINUTES 1
KINLOSS TOWNSHIP
Council met in the Miall, March.
,i5th, 1948, as ,per adjournment.
Ali members present. Gaunt Tif- i
fin that the minutes 'of, last reg-::
•ulai reeting as read be'approve&
and signed. . .
Colwell -Carruthers that Bylaw
No, 1 ; :1948, be amended by in-
serting the name of Wm. .J. Ir.
win as. school attendance officer
for S.S. '5 rob and 7.
Tiffin-Carrutl!ters that 'the: trea-
surer's•bend be renewed with thy';
General 'Accident ins. Co +
Carruthers -•'Gaunt that- ' the.
claim : of lenn,'Thacker for three
Sheep, killed by ' clogs be. paid.
ColiVe Tiffin that James Mc
Ewen. , be 'paid ,for inspection
above claim
CoIwefl�.Carruthers:: that . we do
:not pay for :any unauthorizedi
snow plowing to Snow w Cl9bs over,
the $'i0Q .limit. as. • per' motion on
Township. books: •
Colwell -Tiffin 'that we contract
only. for the .gravel • required for
the Towriship•roads, privateeftart-
.ies to •snake their own terms with
contractor; .
.Cblwell=Carruthers>that we ac-;
cept ;the gravel • tendeir; of ' H. U.
Bannerman. at 60' cents, per cubic.
yard, la id down on the •rdads ••u�n
der' the!Isupervision:•of, the road
supt.•
Gaunt Colwell 'that
patrolmen
ave.. their accounts in the' hands
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PAGE FIV
it "place
Mr. Herman Lan- ber tus•: of
MV ose Jaw,, called•, on'old-.fr'ienda ,'n
in .Kintai.l
and•• Kingsbridge. Mr:
Lam;be,rtus; one of ,a family of . 1 1,:
was born oti.tthe farm now owned ;
by Mr..Con O'Keefe and;•left the 5
d'is'trict : over forty • years a o.
Dalton,
. •His• .f
cousin; , Miss: ••Antoinette . Dalton, st
acompanied; hin-i from Detroit on R
his tour to 'see his relatives .hei•e•` `L
and .at. Walker tori.: M. and Mrs.:
.Ray, Dalton went: to'Detroit 'with
them • to attend a. St _ Patrick's:
Day ehtei taininent,
r�■0■■!■!t!■uu■!!■��1!■u■■!■,i . ,Thomon
ps, injury claim, 1.1.54; J:
ays before Council meeting day.
.Caiiuthers-Tiffin that we`'. do
ow adjourn to: meet' again on
Monday, April , '12th; • 1948. •
. Cheques issued;; . Royliuffman,
fox bounties•, $8.0Q Ted Howey,.
fox bounties,i 20.00, os...Mof:-
at, 3 fox bounties., 12; .Charlie
evenson,'�30'fo 'bounties, 120.00,.
ody ' Inglis,'.1 ox bounty, - 4:00.
ucknow Sentinel `,••supplies and
We have on hand •for inunediate delivery :.
Barad .Rock Pullets.
2' -weeks olds $2195. per. ' 100 •
3 weeks old," $31.95 per 100
These Pullets are. all. premium ' 'rade , . .
pfeathered .• ... See us for •your, Chick- )E All full
. t .. .u'c>tnenta.
Qur`Service dog
e* not :end 'b just°'sellin
you .the` Chi c ks, '
S Egg,
GradingStation:
REG. NO.. 0;370
'PHONE 62-W, .LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
AGENTS FOR
BLATC ORDS and p
ROSE, BRAND :FEEDS...
adv , 7.6ba, J:'. R. :Lane, ;hydro at'
hall; 4:05,: .Glenn >Thacker,'sheep
laim.,
30:00;:'Jm
aes 'McEwen, insp:
hover . claim, 3.00;
tai•■���■ii• •A..
DON'T DELAY.— Supply Is Very Uncertain:,
Rubber -Tired `Wagons
R. Lane, postage $‘4.00,-1 Old Age>
penson ` X2.50, . 6:50 Thos. • Gaunt,
supplies:: and exchange,` :2.00, Or-
ley Cooper, relief,. 30:00:• ; Mrs '
rasa , dee.
Grades. -of the following Seeds; 'Alfalfa,.
a, Red, Alsike,
Yellow and White .Sweet Clover, :Timothy;:: Ofetard 'Grass,
,Blue Grass, Red Top ; and Bronze Grass.
Farm. Wagons
•
' er :'are Wagons with Timken' Bearings built. b
Noble & Sons. Price, lessYtires and b
•� es, '$237,50:
Connor Washing.. Machines
New stud Used Conn•or Electrie.:_and..=,GasolEiae
Washing .: Machines.' •
SOLD,By—
ndr.ew.an
Agents :for' McCormick -Deering'. Fara) Machines.:`
L . nai.th; .car etakrng = I0:50', H. C 1 •
M>r pan;' premium tress bond �' ' . CHESTERFIELD. S &.00CASIONAL
CHAIRS
8.00, Alex • •MacKenzie, `:expenses`
rcad convention, ;20 00,' . Russell.
If'you are planning• On a :rubber-tired°wagon tkisj year' we a. Gaunt, expenses road. convention,'
,! • have thenr. 'ooden gear with .Timken bearing an steel r 4:1•','.:00James Cochrane; 2. 'th, fox �
in auto type' steering or wheels told your old skeins • bounties '
es 800..
alsoskeins and 'wheel sets.
,
■ Pressure Systeans
r : Dee: and shallow well pressure systems and good
supply of r/. ineb to�2,=inch pipe on hai>.d.;••
•• 1.. 'when Starting Your. Chicks .
Remem1 r.. when starting your Chicks it takes 2'. pounds
',' of goad. Chick .Starter :to raise a chick: to 6. weeks . of . age..
• Highway cheques: Pay Roi11No:
e , 3,' ;$20,6.95 Harold Bannerman,
snow plowing,; 304,00, 'Mrs. Percy,.
■ staMps, 1.00,
J. 'R LANE;•Clerk.
4 OBITUARY
TENE1 A BUCKINGHAM.
r Be ; sure` it is. good.` ' ' \ n The .death . of Miss Tena ' ;•A:
. 1 , FOR BEST . D ' U .. Euckingharn occurred, on Friday.._
..q RESULTS .FEEPRINA v '•at the home' of Mr •and Mrs :Geo
' :n " 'Moncrief; Con,' 12, Ashfield. Miss'
■ ■ I. Buckingham,. who was. 55 years:
:. C o:f'ag,.had' been poorlyfor about.
ee I 10 three
.. r � �..,■ •rh
and .ucfi°..of' that' ,7.
II .■ , tinge :she • had . been. confined ' to
a: ' Phor'te 59, Lucknow• ! I bed or, in -hospital;' ,
Shier was.' born,on Concession
._ ._. . iii eld; just across the road.
12 Aish`fi
.. ; from w'•liere she.. died, and had.
uckTnflw DIStrlct:
•
' ..bean a continuous resident of thef
IPow nship, . where she was highly
t+steerned,, She was:a daughter of
Bryan;: B ickinghairi and Lather=
irh,olson<. Her father pfede-•
ceased • her si' years ago' last
•Christmas, and her. mother passed
away about a year 'later., .She is
survived by .. one: brother, ' Mr. '
.Wni. BuCkingh'am of'Belfast.
• Mitis Buckingham was,.a mems
her• iif .Ashfield Presbyte ia't•t'
• ,Church.:'.',Ashfi:eld
.I{intail Women's Institute,• •
MAO,. to road conditions the fun-
. c'rii 1' W,f18 held. in South Kinloss
Presbyterian -Church on ,Monday
o,fterno) ii.' conducted by her 13as-,
tri,,. Dr. W. 0`.Rhoad of Ashfield.
Int0;mont w pis, ,i,ry; the family plot .
Ari South .K•inloss Cemetery, Miss
l rrc+l ii1g1i rn's ''burial on March
? 7rr'ri, marl -ed the second anniver-
�..� ,w
..�rrt• -�,i the death Of l>.ii .ncplie•w,•
Eld..n�TBuckin'gYhamyn.:
P,a11btOp r7er s77���� ,we`re Doi alld Gil-
more,
'.
'I.,ean, W. D. Ma•CKenzie, Ed Gil-
rno:re, Gonion Barger, John Cow-
tian and . Russel.l. Bissett: Floes' j
bearers `were -'Gordon Drennan; a ,!
Roy, McKay rind' R. A:' Grant.
Co -OP Brand Fertilizers '
Grow ilottc'r Crops With- Co=(Qp Brand Fei tilii cis. Order,
n
Dui Ingrc; 'ients are limited. All -brands in lute' •
bags 1Cmii delivered to your barn' fi'c4e of charge.
Leeds ,and• Concentrates
We also have a Full- Line of
. •C: o-Ol» Prepared Feeds and • Concentrates,
No.. 1 'Nest .India Pure Cane •111o'lasses.
Clover,, Grass- Seeds,.; Corn
Let usd supply your every' need for _Cloven' and '.Grass'' .
Seeds; O;;° Corn,. All packed under the Co -Op 'label.
'Vence Wire and . Steel Posts
Omer our b ence 'Wire and Steel: Posta Today,
for' the supply is very • limited. .
Your COAOperat ve,, JOHN JAMIESON, .Mgr.
TRATFORD ; UPH LSTERING COMPA"
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Free: Pick Up And Delivery
,
Leave Orders At
JOHNSTONE'S: FURNITURE a STORE
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9.
THE WORK QF.,.
MERCY•NEVER ENDS.
Leave 1 D�na,tions
ank of .Montreal, McKtm's' Dr4g' Store.
or The: Sentinel• Off ice.
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