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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1946-06-19, Page 4a E 4 rX i1 rA,Px a- • I THE UCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCK iOW, :NTARIO I N L O U G H lr ouis-coNra I AT.Ti: ,i9,1 a?r>p. W • Y19th,, 1946,►. J�7NF: EDNESDA KIrNLOSS. TOWNSI,IP Council met in 'Township, Hall, May 27th, 1946, all members .pre, sent. The• minutes of the last reg, u1ar Meeting of. April 15th was approved as read. Gordon Wall was given_ pet, mission toTc`lea y -the :timber on the sideroad along his'own •A grant of ,$250 was given the Whitecliurch • Women's Institute to aid:in renovating the Hall, Joe Scott of Ripley was given the. contract: of -filling the' creek on the north side, of the road. east .af • the bridge on the 6th Cori,' Council ., adjourned, and was convened'. as .a; Court '6f Revision' oni e. AssemRo1.l of 19.46 with 'Reeve' Ellientott: as chair Anthumber!..ssof' appeals wane in hand, .and atter being, heard arid': decided on; a notal .reduction of $600.00 '.'on• •the• • face. of the roll was allowed, and: the Revisi 1 Roll to .'be taken as •a basis bf taxation 'for Ithe.yGar• 1946.. `' Council' now resumed for ,gen. ,eral business. . The 'assessment roll was accepted, and the, assess or paid his salary and postage: The auditors reported-, on the ; collector's'' roll showing all taxes Collected. but $391,06 returned , to. ;the County for ''collection :with, THE LUC ' IQw 'SENT NEL. • Lucknow, Ontario.,: . Published Each Wednesday Morning; Fsta�ullshed L873 -„ Subscription Rate $2,00 Year in Advance—To U, S.. $2.50 ail Post Office ,Department, Ottawa Authorized as 'Second Ci,�ss' , Author :.. • • ° Meinber of The C.W.N.A: I.•+: C. Thom son, Publisher and Proprietor .p WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19th, 1946 -D I Plr 0 IA • SALUTE TOp AGRICULTURE The week of June 17 1946,' is dedicated by the:', Weekly ' news- papers. • ers. across the whole''of Can- ada ' • s° a "Salute to Agriculture". • ada a x, • -The :: issue " of this paper carries' , out the theme., , The editors ''of weekl , papers " represent ,the, y , voice of ,rural Canada through more than .700 papers' week by •.'week. They'serve, and speak for 'the . most vital, productive ele ment. in our whole. national econ- .;ony, the farmers. ..We deem it most fitting , at this • crucial post war period). to 'bring to public at- tention ` what :'farmers . have h ll is the food crisis aeration � ,done in the;' war effort and : what" they look forward to in the im mediate post-war period. • During. six .long: years,, of war -farm parents have given up more -than- 40o,000- sonsLaind-daughters.. to the armed services and .indus_: • try . in' the fight for freedom. Meantime hard pressed, • hard - �ked older farm people 'have, •' wor worked, actually increased'' food; produc- h b more- than_ K T----�- T h e world's heavyweight • Mr, and Mrs. on champions ip Milton' Walsh h' bout between Joe spent Monday with friends _in Louis and Billy Conn is slated Toronto for the Yankee Stadium , g • eb.ah ' tonight Mr; anfl Mrs. Herb Graham wis- (Wednesday)„and will b broad.' ited a day, , last' week in London'. .cast at ._10.0.0 p.m. E. ..13,T. They r' Albert Crang called on met before` in June,' 1941 and M .,��. ... . • _. . _ attl rshaverser-. ved in 'UncleSam's Mr Jack Walsh L radon ds here during the week, since, then both b e f rien army,. was 'ln o :. ° • t e Jo'e • souls, known to sporting over the week -end attending h the the Diocesan A.Y,P.A. fans world :over ',a§ the Meeting of ,the "Brown Bomber", has long been local councl,' wants tb fight. ' theman•-nobody' -_ �'VOR>r.Dtti'iIIDE Pupils from S,S, No. 2, 3 ani He has successfully defended his • • of Kinloss Tow ' ship, were on FAMINE, THREATEN:S� �' ad ast over heavyweight • cro, wn ' 18 ,times . s'' man 'people Saturda morning bro c - ist- Three, times , .a Y r, the dir Y• and, at 32,, remains the two-•. of :starvation in the next Ci NX, Wingham; under, ed..terror of the ring. After; silc Will dye•, re killed in the ection' of the music~ -Supervisor, months' trainir>Eg' •he'll enter :the. the Whole o . the war- � ;predicts- Ri R six Trion as we :. g C Ireland. ' f "' an Mat about 210 pounds 1 expert in Great Bri- Mrs W J McLean spent Bi11y Conn is the n , 'lt Mr. C. , ring oni •. Fri- ' :