The Lucknow Sentinel, 1948-04-08, Page 7•
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TIiU]�SI7AY, 'i4$I"i,IL 8th, 1948' •", {' • ,• � ,. .'
1'1ULUCKNU V.v SENTINEL, 1 CKNO V, . ONTARIO ,
SELF
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AGENT FOR
Minneapolis -Moline
i
Orders Taker. 'For
Immediate or Spring
Delivery.
or, e
cat
Lucknov.
•SAFETY'
REPLACED •
Why drive with a cracked ar
discolored shield .or; door glass''
in your car o: truck when.; you
can have teplaced while: 'ou
Wd
Beavers Auto: S.up'piy
West St:; Phone ,?95, GQderich
(Or eontaet 'your local garage
or ; service station)
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Are.Men Afiaid of their 1vivt.r,? : m
Psychologist , 'Lawrence Grin lc�l
gives '• the answer • in Mirror of
Your 'Mind,. one of 'maaiy :ascin-.
ating attractions . in Pictorial Be. •
vie_ ;:_rnagacrne with the' all ,tar
cast; w\itli :this Suriday's.'' ,(Api it
115 issue of The, Detroit. Sunda
y
Times Get the ,,'De,troit Sunday
Tunes for the .• j yBig ee' ` The-
merican, .*`Weekly, , 1' etori l
view. and. Puck, the cornic, wj ek
en your kettle'
starts ,to "sing",
Turn the switch "'OFF"
• ,,IG
there, rand then.
;The' stored heat will
the water bring
Jo the boiling point„
.ye ken.
(and if you .keep, it
free ,from lime,
you'll shorten up: ' ,
,they heatingtimet
fly
o System
lc I:NLo' QLEI
The Girls'. Auxiliary met on
Tuesday evening at'the''' home of
Mrs. Jim Boyle with an att
an of 19, The' president w•
harge.. Th i hymn ':',Jesus 'L
ire" and prayer.opened. the m
Mg: Nir•s. 'Howard Thompson, re
the scripture, Lesson,,. Mrs, .K
Boyle read the thought.- for
day.. Prograrnis .. for the' sum
rnorrtl .s. Were planned followed
the lection.' of officers wh
area's. .follows:* hon, 'pres M
W. Qwen; pr es,, .;Mrs. 146W
l,hornpso'.i; Ist vice, Mks, Cha
H4*,dgins, see.,-treas., Mrs,, Ja
Boy.1e; v ork`and buying. coim
zee, Mrs H:'` Thompson, . Mrs„
Bob le,•* Mri s :.:C Hodgins, Mrs,
'hacker, Mrs. J, Hodge Mrs •
Sunday visitors with Mr,, and I
Mrs. Roy Alton were Mr. and II
end- .Mrs, ?Thomas Blake' of Mafekrn#
as, in. • Mr;' and'' Mrs. Jim.. Larrie'vis-;
to
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itcd Su day with Mr..' arid' Mix.
eet- Wijfred• Iackett. ' . '
'ad ' Mr.. and M.S. George Hunter of I
arl'Zion .visited :'Sunda f
3' witli.11�'r,',anti
the Mrs. 'Clifford Hackett and .boys: t
rn.er.I Mr. and: Mrs.. Jim : Hunter •of L
by.
ich.
rs.
....ion were visitors, with, Mir. and
'Mrs 'Leslie Ritchie on Sunday: '
Mr ^:.and ,1VMrs, Spence Irwin and
ard boy, spent Sund.ay.`'afternoon with,
rlie'r Mr, . and 'Mrs E.. B. '`Baker an'd,
mes'lsons. of ".
tovun
mit On-Wednesdayeveering:pictures
J I wee„,sb.owri: in. I'ia.cketl's .'church
R Hy Re
V. Newton Or St:: Helens
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lialdenby; social committee Miss.;
es Betty Gillespie, Helen Halden
bY; 1Joyce Halderiby, 'May Boyle,'
Marie Thompson, Mrs. Harold:
I' Haldenby, This..• being a.. work
Meeting( the evening ' was spent
in :embroidery and. • Other •wol;k.
.t the close 'of the; meetind
dainty lunch . Wasser.vd,.by• t
hostess:. The, April meeting'w
,be. held at the'h'ome af: Mis::K
Boyle. . •
Mr : and Mrs': Gordon.,McBurn
and family of:Aylmer visited du
ing the: week'.witlr'1vfr:.and''Mrs
•Bert McLean• and Mrs. Sle§sor..
Mr . • 'bon • Gilles: i •
etiy''Grriespie visited' Sunda
Phis was' put on• by; the Hackett's.;
W, M, S. .
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relatives 01',. jhe late Eliza Thomp-,
son: who passed away ini Kincar
dine Hospital on Saturday , even'-
ing ..last: ` .
a I• Real ;estate is ori the up in this.:
he community :Mr 'George Colwell,
ill Con. 10, has sold his• farm to'MrJ
• art 1 J•:� Robb, Mr. 'Westley Thompson
has sold his'-s'to 1VIr.,Reg •Mc,
I.
ey 'Bride and Mr, IVhcBrid'e .sold ;lus:
r_ 1 ccittage to: Misses ,Edna.,and. May
Boyle, .. '
Friends• here were sdrry tohear
1 t. -.'
with ,WhiteehurcI. M
relatives '
Mr.• and Mrs Frank: aul•den"
and. Miss Margaret WfaleOlnY Mot -I'
Dred to 'Toronto • fo.r. MissrHelen.
Malcolmt� who rsvisiting . at. the
Malcolm borne here
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Miss Helen Shaumacher of Cul-
i oss' spentthelesdays with .her
r a. naparents, Mi . and Mr•`s..Win
11:
y .'cardin.e• Hospital after undergoing:
• a r9 major, operatio:on Friday. lash.'
g.
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Mr and Mrs 'Bert Nicholson.
land .'their .three little :girls n -loved•
this. v4ieek from' Millarton`to: ,their
new home in ' KYnlough Which
they1 _.
purchased from Idis'se's Edna..
and ;;May.- Boyle: We welcome this 1-
-fornii-Y-T;to‘••oiar •neighljorhood . is
*The 'Women's Institttee�et=a
nui*.sday:afternoon'at the home
f P1fi s Tom • and Mrs ` Howard'
I.
Harr The: president .. Mrs. Toni
odgins,.' presided The roll :calk., •
wa : answered by the •paying, of
0
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fees ._!' for: 1948-49 ' The secreta!
yI.
Ihanded:out aplilrcation foi;insto1.'..
those who" hadn't ahead taker), I.
y:.
Dirt Blue; Crpss Hospitalization. i
I B.ysincss: was dealt* with and ;it
was deoideci to.•inyite,the' Wht�te� t`
church. play cast, to pi esent ,their"
[play ' in , the 'Holyroocl Township
i. Hall in the near '.future..Mrs.
Charlie ,Hodgins tend.. Mrs: Jim 1
Boyle to :,arrange .for 'Same and
advertise the :'date Mrs '•P; .A° J:
Murray. the,' vice president;. ,pre
Sided then'for the election ;of of- I
ficer.s which are a5 follows: pre:,
Mrs: Charlie Hodgins; I'st vice,
Mrs, '.Jack Ackert; 2nd Free :•Mrd,
P. 'A. tlut.ray;' sec-treas:, •Mrs, J..1 '
Bo assistant, Mrs; Fran k. 1 •
iaulden;pia:n•ist, , Miss' Edna
Boyle; fruit and f'lo.wer• kbirunit--
tee;k.Con° 8*,: Mrs.• Ernest Ackert:;
Con. ' 1U, Mrs. P;, A. Murray; Con. I
12, Mrs,' Jim Boyle; jr'ess .repo,r,t-
er; Miss. May,' Boyle A vote of
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;thank. wastendered •,to Mrs,'Toirr l:.
f-Iodgirls and 'Mrs, 'P'crr ;v,.Hocdgins; !„
'. 'the •president and secrtai y of the 'l
' . past year; and to all the , icistesses'
and conveners and to all who as -.I '
sisted•,in any Way in"•nnaking the I.'
meetin '.:
. gs ' iate�resting, Mrs. ,Wm.
Eadie,'gave* a splendid. paper inn
The Beautification of',the: Farm.
1VIrs' Tom '.Hodgins• read' a. poem.'
1 Mrs. Ed Schaeffer, read a: 'letter i
from a lady in. England that the I•
next' parcel' of food and clothing..j'
will be Sent to, Mrs, Tom Harris
and Mrs: Howard . Hatr•is are ; to I,
°.'pack i -this ..parcel and to • rnail it..
overseas, 1$rrrs. 'Bert'Me.,Lean won li
the mystery prize. The ?!reeling 4 ,
closed witki the:National-L-anthem i
and
refresinnents. were. served by
the 'hostesses and committee in
charge.. The May meeting will be,
held at the.. horne of Mrs. Tom f
Hodgins.•
Sympathy, is • extended' 'to the i
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PAGE _SEVK1
EMPLOYERS MUST OBTAIN NEW.
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE BOOKS
All 1947-48 Unemployment. Insurance Books
expired on: March 31st, 1.948
New books will 1e, issued by the National
Em
ployzraent Office to employers, .but only
when old. books are completed'. and' turned.in�
to the :Office;
Employers are urged . to exchange 'Unem-
ployment Insurance Books immediately..
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Penalties are provided for failure
to comply..
EMPLOYMENT SINSIJRAINCCOIVIMTSSIoN”,
Chief Commissioner. , 'Commissioner.,
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The ,..Farm' Account Book and Iiicorrie
de s
:Tai Gui
hows..T .ou
y, how.
How much can'you -deduct for'.' depreciation on
automobile?, ' A sheds>�� P ..: your .tractor. Your :
What expenses can you .deduct?` '�' er
articles in common farm use, plus a wide e are 75
Variety of+deductible expenses.
for which depreciation can be: charged-all.listed in
Book. These _legal ;ded:ucti+ons from • the new Farm: Account
your income are'a ' big question': at..
IncomeTax Time and -the answers to thein and~?:
.tioais. are' .in this new Farm: Account `Book. dozens of,.other quer-`
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A ,Record of Your Transactilons .and
a3uicle. to Your Income Tax:. Return
,Kees a clean •r .•
WHAT IT DOES-.• ;,: �j ,.
Pecoid,, helps• yout,,budget•-rand dhows you ,
whether you, l ave made 'or' lost money on your operations,
too, 'what your,; best *lines are and -.where : your
� ' ` Shows you,
.• • Saves you : hours of time .. y°�• may be..farming at ' a ' loss.
e from book keeping.: first ten pages '
receipts: --from:: `'sales, of ,crops, seeds • .i ten • are for your,
P 'livestock; poultry, .dairy products
;and all other produce:: Then come• twelvep
pages ,of all faith' expenses--
you .are remind,ed.: of items- you might ;'otherwise
' . •.forget. , Establish a
basic,, herd, apply for the:;three-year-avera e 1
tion tete' by item':.''These are :m 'g plan, calculate your•deprecia. •
.•.' one -savers • for ' every;;farmer.: They're ..
'in the 'new. arm . Account Book.: y
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DED
U. T —
C
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E'v
ery'farmer•s untitled
to deductions and he is expecred.b. the
• department . to take full ' advantage of
his rights. The 'Farm .Account. Book •
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tellseou about many items in' easy ques-
tion -and -answer form. For instance—
. can • I claim as expenses for
repairs?" The answer is "any expense;
..to keep, a ' .machine or a. •building •
-' in working ,order can be. clairnet
Altogether' there • are -answers to oyer.
&i0" questions. No' one is. required. to
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.pay more than his fair! share of ° tax.
Commentsfrom. rom. Letters ori the Near Farm
'Account Book and;' Income Tetx, Guide:
"A lotag awaitedste' for the'
benefit
P benefit
, and progress of our Canadian farmers"
"Takes •the kinks out of keeping
• farm .records" .. "
. pleased' to 'recom•
mend this Account: Book –for farm
,people,' . . 'Record keeping 'in its
• simplest'form�aareal help„ , . "Some.
. thing we have been needing :for a long
time"
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REMEMBER HALF CULTIVATED LAND � YIELDS A- :.POOR.'.
' CROP- HALF KEPT 44CCOUNT$.. GIVE, POOR . RESULTS �T
00t..
101
If. You. Haven't Receved Your `Copp, Get If !Now
FREE AT YOUR POST OFFICE
.DEPARTMENT OF . NATIONAL' REVENUE
(Taxa'tion Diyisibll)
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