HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1946-07-10, Page 7WEDNESDAY, JULY 10th, 1946
OTHERS ARE ASKING ; •
KIN LOUGH
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' . Q "M.y husband and I •are plan- . M. rs. 'Harry $ell who has been
ning on spendingtwo weeks at in f9r .some time is convalescing
a summer hotel, ., will we have
at the home of her :daughter, Mrs,.
to surrender, any ration .coupons? 11oward McGuire at Olivet.
A --People taking up residence ' Mr. and Mrs, Wesley
in.. summer hotels a Contin- y Guest;
• Fred end � Jean visited Sunday
ubus period .ofl4 days rntlat,'sur; %With Mr; and Mrs. Joe Guest near
a•ender two meat coupons, one T'erswater, •
sugare caupon fa sand one butter sou- , .• Mr, 'and mes, D Murray° .. any0.,
porgy foz each pers°n` family of London visited reser#tl
y
R--1 it true that returned sez•- th Mr. and : Mrs. .Frank John-
s
vice personnel may no. longer stone
receive priority certificates for .
• , .. Miss Evelyn 1V1~cLean of Landon.
, her -.„
spent Ahe` wee1 end at e home
A- Pz;ority` certificates f• o r• . here
suits will not b e issued to' return- and Was accompanied home'
ed service. personnel. Fafter Oct
ober 30, 1946. However•retailers
and CuStorrr tailors':will' 'be re=
qi. ired'.•to honor 'these 'up • to De-
cember : 31 1946
Q—Are all , the con .ons for. the Larad. a at
p Kincaid
sugar for,, canning n&'w .valid?'' on
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Sunday morning,
Dronn' ia.:
nr g, .als•
o et
h.
e dA --->Yes on • JuJY the -4th.:111e: servie the cenleilast'5 coupons' especially set aside znhafternfor sugar canningwere de_Nit%
•Saunders of: Hamilton
:by •her. mother, ;
M.1 and Mrs, LevirEckenswrller,
and Douglas of.,Lo'ndon'.are ho1i
• daying, ,with their ,parents and
other relatives here
A number' from here' attend
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HA• BITS AND DISEASE:; The ho• 'fl
ine directl : fz•czm. tli to' Y,. passes
ee y m human food carrying bacteria and
ether organisms.:: It is supreme as: a mple. carrier of ,
di
er se.
•ise Including Y s ndudng ty hold; dysentry; rrhoea tuber=
culosis etc. Blotiv fly larvae in wounds cause myiasis '
LARVA
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PUPA'
LIFE -C LE f
�'C The house Sy
layg up to ,600 eggsin such places
• as manure, garbage. or, human '
faeces.
In warm weather the eggs may
hatch within . 24, ,hours • and the
larvae pupatein less"than-a-week.
The flies emerging a few days later..
` A million flies may develop from
on tonof-horse manure.'
The blue -bottle (blow). fly has a'
similar. • ife-cycle. and 'breeds in
meat, .garbage, human faeces and
inanimalswqu.:nda: .' and sores of: living
BLt{JE-ZBOTTLE '
FLY
a:elaedyang: .;..
here on: Sunday last at the• .A
Q -The rice of
tomatoes
p lican ser.�fi.iGe and addressed t
high;' is there a ceiling price • on
congregation in' the intere'sts,:
them?
the 'Upper: Canada Bible Soviet •
A—No ,there .is, no... ceiling�: .. .:...., . Y _ .
price We are pleased .to4`re or "
on 'tomatoes. p t• that
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I. -am. unable' fo ire _walo:._r_ecently u
Q:. Q get any;
more 8 cent, loaves' of bread, The
bread ' Man tell's ';me 'they. have
discontinued making these loaves,
is that right:
A^ -Bakers . must =' continue in
the making
of the •8:c loaves'. in
the spine pro .ortion. as they h
p, p, y ave
beery doi,.rig dur,ing the year 1941:
Q=ivlyiiiii eeently' home •frQrn
o �erseas, wants; to buy •a new or
good used'; car. Can: you tell me
what price he would' ha -ye -to -pay'
for either.?'
A -The .ceiling prices- 0 used.
cais.'are set:.forth. in. sehiedules •to
the` order on. used cars; If you ap
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as , ' CONTROL: Clean u ; ..
..:1 .... ... ... ... .. ..... Clean bxeeding places such
ng as garbage dumps and manure piles; . Manure should be
he >ept'in,fly proofrreceptacles and removedtwice:•weelly,
of • BOUNDARY EAST
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,derwent a majoroperation in
Wing ham I•ios i
g . p tai �is, rllakiirg,:a
:favorable recovei' y
y.
Mr. and Mrs: Joe Cassidy >of,
Clifford visit `
.. ed5uilda . .with
•,: Yher
parents, gr.,and Mrs. -H., A Gra'...
ham: Mr.`Cali.'
5 d r e�iaiii
Y ed he e
to spend a few days. swirl '�i>as ac-:.
companred: home . by ' h+ r : sister,:
'Mrs. Levi ' Eck.ens•willci•...an:d'
Douglas who will visit a t: Clifford'
Wartime Prices and ';Trade:Boa•rd
goring detail's • of the •model; the.
mtidel y ear • and.. accessories tri-'
formation. 'regarding 'the correct
ceiling price „Wilt begi.ven you:
f ar: deolers,-,, a4=-- i e'
-.price on ; new scars: .
Q. I iii' long rilua. a visitor to
Canada :rcmain.'before he:.is'given
a 'tern)oqr airy ration card? " `•
A. ---A visitor to Canada maybe
.given the • temporary ,tat,ioncard
immediately. following' his appli
cation. to the Local Ration':13oa-rd;,
provided' he z•intends'to rem,ain.•:at
. least seven_days,.in Canada
—My gz ocer : woul,d give me,
onh one -:quarter -pound -,of buttor
because.'he' said he didn't have
very ,much.- However, he took a
' caupon. •Is. • he permitted to do
this?•
A'-L'ndez regulations of the
Board retailers:resorting to this
practice are liable to prosecution.
Your dealer'shou�ld give you the;
,fri11 eight ounces' or no butter,
Q -'I' am .e. dealer and' some of
my custonners :'insist. on. tearing
out: coupons a • d sendm ing °theto,
Pie when they order'. "rationed
?nods •May I' accept these • sou
pons?:.
4 -Nd. This. practice is illegal
fill' .both consumers.' ancLi eta)ler s •
and tiler a �is n added 'danger in
that retailers accepting:loosq coir._
Pons: run: the risk of receiving)
coufiter•feits, . .
•Q ---I rent a' cotta Which
. cottage ch is
_.ladly;•.in--need 0f-,•some;-rc Ai s. I:
'think the rent charged it • lo.,
g too high:.
Hbh'can 1 find out if I am Raying'
Athan -tile "right rental?
‘A. --Apply to 'the nearest rentals
office of the wartime Prices and
Trade Board if your landlord;
cOnnot give you definite inf�rma-
• .ori the ceiling price:.
Has Cit'ilian. Post
At Clinton, \i.
Mr. Fred D. Newman of Wing.
ham. and formerly' of ;Nest
Wawanosh. recently discharged
from
the R.C.A.1 •,, has been ap-
pointed Barracks' Warden at' the
Rcist; a n d Comrnunrcations:
School at Clinton. Fred acted as'
score keeper for the R. and C.
ball team 'when . Luckno:ty played
there last •Wednesday
Spread manure thinly in fields to dry or place' in compact
piles •with . clean-cut edges to produce,heat by"fermenta
tion. Spray -top layer with one pound of. borax to six
gallons of waterKeep garbage in fly -proof reeeefltacles
and destroy'by:burning ,Prevent:fli, from having: access '.. _.
to.; -
human faeces. „Screen foodstuffs and usepay$-m
aerosols, poisoned baits,, etc. Dispose of carcasses and.
offal burial or incineration
(Too -late "for last week) ry.
Mi§s .Patsy •
y .• MacMillan spent,
Sunday at. Ipp 'rwas-1 . •We ,Con-
gratulate,,
on-
e ,
Patsygratulate,,.on `.
passint; her.
entrance on her year's. work.
Misses,=IH`elen
. . _._.__ C_rin le: &Glad s�
g y
Knight 'of: Detroit' spent a ;le*
days last week with theform�er's;
grandmother, ;Mrs. D: Gillies.
Nfr Jack MacDonald' of Leam-
ington_ spent.. _the 'week -end -with
his mother -Mrs. ..Mary MacDon
aid. .•
Mrs. Annie Wocks. Joan,. -Helen.
and . Jimmie ; of .London visited
over the week -end at. -'John Mac
Milian's.' :
is spendng•a..few ..weeks with -her -
daughter, Mrs. Robert` Laidlaw.
Mr and Mrs: Earl -Johnson .and
little ,daughter Cheri „of Coiling- .
wood and •Mr:`, and Mrs:: Ronald
'Forster, and Nancy called on Jas
Forster's . and 'Geo.. Fisherr's•:.on
Sunda
Mrs. Minnie e Hglmes of Clinton .Have you paid your subscription?
with•-zlatives. b'efor•e' °returning. to.
.their•, home .in •London` ' '
Miss " EllenMVrcBrid•e went to
H.
•Kincardine • 1\11o;nday to 'begin ,
working at the','homc uf.:Mrs;
Jr,iltt: ,, Maicuhn.
Mr' anti `1Ti . .T tr1 ..S1int-l-rxiactier
of.C.ulr ass vrtii-tc�d , Sunday- with •
Chad M1 S. Wrli,�ill•
The A4 '.P.A:: & Sundry. schodi
IC1T- a-viTrs silt- ef340.1;l•15::
the nl
Palace'Gardens,-Fotosa, on'
Sat.fiI`d 1i•,::If1C',paor1. A Sl lendid
program• ci'f race's and o:tlier 'sports
`vvere c rr ivied (rut as well as,a brall
game.. E<Ic }r' c'}iild tit e.sgi7t a as
given a bag of treats and all sat
JI )\� to _tu..-a_ ALCe:p chic er. Tian.' .
are• Having. a .lawn'
-social at: the Recto,11,-BLr.v.i • on,-..
MVionday :e�vc,ning' next. Julv•,15t11
when the I incardiile..
member s;•tj 1 f; be -, preseiit: Con-
vccner fen the p'rogr rain, Bert;
Lean: ;convener ..of ••sports., 11i.d'
ford .Wall: j
It is • . ,
a Fact not generally known
that the eyes of infants are, a1
`rays blue, and that they, •do .not
begity to'assnme: permanent color
until
Tw9 people: of .our .c'ont'intinity r
namely Harold Percy and Balfour
McLean•lad tie mit for, uri .td
have`' foot:. injnr•w ."(chich requir-
ed
-equi •ed. .Medical ' attention': 'Harold's
mishap> •occurred:. tvh Ic engaged
in haying .and BalfOu'r fell, front
,.a gasoline. drum at, the:'garagek
W.rilter 'Forster' find ;child
ren of Ripft'y spent Monday Y ith
Mrs`LL:P;er —if is ins
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Congr atiilations, to ,Mr$,, a trhrt
:Cox who celebrated_- her 92ne1.
•birthday on Tue*day.
Karl . Bt}vip i recovring
:from an at•taek of Pneumonia.:
.Congratulations&t.
Charlie HoE#gins stn .. the arrival
Of a baby girl i:lWiitgham .Host.
pita]:.
Ladies o ' thee•Ctitn .df S
NO. 3 gathered at this school at
the.close'of the term to honor the.
teacher, Miss Sadie Bushell: Shir-
ley Hodgins read an : address to
the:' teacher e: Ire sing.regr'(t in
her 'leaving the school and Corti
-mtiitity unci . 'three little
Marilyn Boyle,' • Lois: Johnstone
and Jean Jarires , presented 'her
r•
with . an end table, a`C`ir: St'r` I6
and a boil bon dish ,an' behalf of
the- section. Miss 13utt1 eil fit'c,c;c •
.�4
a
a fitting reply and ail. sang "rt
she's a )oil i' good fi.'llow' .'
Slessor 'and Mrs. 13t.
IN/4614tr arta ided the CuyIcr'�1!`i•:r,
wedding ato'n' . itur•day.
tlre.sruth and eighth week. vast.
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do
Lucky lad! Getting snagge''d on the wire in his,effort to'climb over'a Hydro barrier:
1 . probably to.
recoveraa.- ha-Ve-r;sas�'his :if
ee
Toys have.not_been'so ucky.
"Hydro: ene%gy is one of he ;nest thin s we have in' a
, �, 9 Ontario to make for bet#er,
• living. But 'it can, stop one from living, if you thoughtlessly give it a th dun
9 , ce to
flahrough your body. Every possible' precaution for 'safety , is• taken by your
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�Ydro,but once ina while someone gets careless or "takes a chance",and'.
tragedy 'strikes A boy climbs 'a .pole 'and • touches ' a wire. Or heflies his kite
near a ,Hydro line, : and it conta,Ns' a high-voltage circuit and: carries death ori
injury to whoever is holding it: tometimes a storm breaks: down aline and Some-
one tgkes Field of the broken live wirer With disastrous results. These are `ust.
examples of acts'that are .beyond the power of Hydro to prevent. ,Your'•Hydro
can only warn of danger, and seek co-operation of parents and teachers and
all who haveinfluence with those who might eXpose themselves to that danger:.
Hydro need never be a threat to anyone- who:`:
1 Will, not climb poles:.
2.'Will stay away from distribution
lanes and transformer stations. ns.3. Will koe 'awa fromfallen wires.
your safety,.ail'
For
case of trouble immediately, notify ,,your nearest
Hydro office. e. But'ntouch ever, never toh` a fallen wire:
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THE HYDRO — ELECTRIC POWER • COMMISSION OF ONTARIO
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