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THE :UICKNOWcrsENTINEL, LUCKnNQW, • ON1AR!O
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THURSDAY, MAY 13th, 1943
KIN.LOSS COUNCIL
Council met in • the Mall p -on,
April 12, 1943, All members pres-
ent. ;
The minutes of the last regular
sneetiing of March 15 19.43 as: read
*!reapproved and and signed.
The 'claim; • of Calvin. Lamont
for six geese killed by dogs'was
sustained and order issued ' in
• payment. " -
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The tender of the Sandy Con-
struction and MachineWorks of
;•Coderich at,.57 cents pet yard for
ctushing and laid 'down on town-
ship roads was accepted, •
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The Council Board approved
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;,having a, meeting 'regarding den-
tal ,clinic of school children and
• the . clerk to make arrangements
with the... M.H.O. for a suitable
,date of .such meeting and notify
the secretary of each • school re
.said date. •
Council_ 4.,. ted..,to_rneet_a.
gain on• Tuesday 25th day • of
.-May •.1943- the-Esial :tune for'
general business.. and at 2 o'clock•
in ' the . 'afternoonas a court.: of
• • revision on the assessment- roll
of 1943. .
Cheques issued=-Cglross Ins.
Co.,. 'ins. • • on Hall, $7.20; , Relief
cheque, relief, '13.05;. C. Lamont,
geesclaim 18;00; N Guest; insp:;
above, 1.50,
INFANT DAUGHTER DIES
Sympathy is extended Ito Mr..
and Mrs, Elmer • J. ,.Parrish and
:family of Gorrie, in'the death -of
their -infant daughter, ,Martha
,,Ann, who passed . away at her..
home on Wednesday, April ' 28th
following an illness of six weeks
during which time she received
treatment ' 'in Listowel.. and.. Lon-
don hospitals where everything
possible was.' done.' Surviving are
her parentsand three brothers,
Jasper.,, Bower and Johnson, .and!
two • sisters, Maxine and Mildred
Fonerar services., Were held
-1±'riday afternoon with ,,a• -private
service at the home'.followed by
a • service • in the United Church
with Rev. • R p. Copeland . in
charge: Four.' boys, Bobby Edgar, .
Bobby: Stephens, Tommy Newton
and George Gregg acted as pall-
bearers with . Billy Strong and
Lloyd Rattan as flower -bearers.
Burial: took place in Gorrie Cern
ery .
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Suffered Leg Fracture
Jerome Kupferschi* idt, son of
Frank Kupferschinidt, formerly
of Carrick, is in the Bruce County
Hospital, s tffermg with a badly
fractured right leg. He was work-
ing at the Lucknow Sawmill,'
when a log rolled on hien, causing
the fracture between, theknee
Highway cheques—Pay roll No. and ankle. Dr: Miller of Mildmay'
14, $377,26 Mrs. George .Colwell, . reduced the fracture.—Mildmay
stamps; 4.00. (•Gazette.
THE ,CLANSMEN'S. SPRING
ge-Collecti
IN LUCKNOW
AY 11th
PILE, IT AT THE CURB *BEFORE 7 O'CLOCK:
Scrap . Metal, Newspapers, Magazines, Rubber, Rags, White
Bottles and white broken glass Are , Wanted.
PLEASE ' PREPARE FOR EASY HANDLING & KEEP, ALL
• CLASSES OF SALVAGE SEPARATE
,SALVA-GE-DEPOT
At Johfston's Bar --n.
All Salvage May Be Delivered There at the Convenience of
Village and Rural Contributors
SALVAGE IS VITAL!
CULROSSO'UPLE ARE
MARRIED FIFTY-ONE YEARS
• .Neighbors of Concession 4,' Cul-
ross; met recently at the- home of
Mr. John ":McKinnon Jr. for ' a
social evening to extend congrat-
ulations to the. • bride and Broom
of 51. years :ago. The. following
address was read by Mrs. t. • D.
Griznoldby while Walter• Fergus-
son made •the presentatioxi of. suit-
able •gifts as a• reminder ..of the
occasion. •
Dear Mr. & Mrs. JMcKinnon:
We, your • neighbors, •have gath-
ered • here this evening ; ' op this
the fifty-first anniversary of your
wedding, to ,,share with • you the'
;joy ,� that is. yours, and to leave
with you a small T token ,of . the
deep and loved place you hold i
our hearts.
• As neighbors you have been
very kind .and obliging, especially
at times when trials and troubles
beset us= -giving every, assistance
yea•--eouldi as well -as vii
comfort and sympathy.. .
Also in our social gatherings
you both filleda a very active part,
which was'always enjoyed, by all:.
• You Rave accepted the joys and'
happiness of life with thankful.
hearts, and have met the trials
and troubles .with the sal a good
will. '
And now; -as -a- mark-of=our--es-;
teem 'arid respect, we ask you
both to accept this gift, • not for
its material .value, but as• a re-
minder 'of the place you hold . in
trim hearts, and we all earnestly
pray 'that God .may see fit.. to.
spare you many. more years of
health and happiness.
Signed on behalf of the neigh-
bors, John D. Grimoldby, James
Harkness, W. D. Simpson: •
Mr. and Mrs.. McKinnon made
teary suit ' _z .lies and thaniked.
their ni'y fri •nds and neighbors.
11►ir. McKinnon, hale and hearty at
•82, stated he was the only direct
descendant of the pioneers living
on the 4th from boundary to -
boundary, and that.:he, was living.
on the farm, ' on which he was'
born, and if he had an. enemy h
didn't know it: ' Mr. McKinnon
contributed two' solos for the oc
caslatv'..Whi1 Cohn 'Jr,. an&_•.sev-
eral others gave of their musical
talent in, a sing -song •. evening
which this grand old couple stat-
ed they would always cherish as
• a happy memory. Lunch was ser-
ved and a social half hour enjoy-
ed by all.
. Mrs. WilfredMcQuillin of West
Wavcanosh Is -a —daughter of -Mr:
and Mrs. McKinnon. '
Prayer Meeting '86 Bible Study .M
Prayer meeting will be held
-as usual at 8 p.m. this Friday ev-
ening in the Bible Institute rooms
above the Express, office: At 8.30
p.m. Rev. ' Robt. McConnell will
have charge of the Bible study
class and will take the book of,
Phillipans for this week's study.
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STRAYED—to, . the . preinises �f
the undersigned, a►young pig, on
Thursday last. Peter Carnpbell,
,R. 2. Lucknow. -
'FOR' SALE :for immediate cash
sale, Massey-Har,ris No: '1 Hay
Loader, • used only •thrdays.
Like New. Apply at The .Sentinel
Office.' • • . '
FURNITURE BARGAINS, at the
Mildmay. Furniture Stbre, Chest-
erfield suites, new & used Pianos,
bedroom suites. Schuett & Sons,
Mildmay and Mount Forest. • ;
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FURNITURE FOR 'SALE --Kitch-
en cabinet, cupboard; cherry;
ashstand.- ogany;r-small..drop.
leaf table, kitchen. table; . wicker
-.rocker;-'--baby 'buggy. All 'used,.
but. • in good condition. Apply to
Mrs. R. J. Button, Y.ucknow.
WANTED TO PURCHASE -Pul-
lets all breeds and ages .4 weeks
up to 20 weeks. High prices paid.
Write for full details. T*eddie,
Chick Hatcheries Limited, . Fer-
gus, Ontario
FOR SALE --Hoose. and large lot
with glassed, sun room and roof
and sides covered with red brick
asbestos. Price $800.,cash, or $300
cash' and $15,00 a month for three
years:; For information apply to
G. B. Smith or Joseph Agnew:
NOTICE TO CREDITORS ' II
All persons having claims a-
gainst.. the.. Estate•. of:= John Mae-
Donald late of the Township of
Ashfieldin. the County of Huron,
Farther, deceased,' who 'died on
or ,about ' the Twenty-ninth . day
of April, A..D..:1943, are :required
to --send° to,or deliver to, Robert.
Nelson, R.R. No. 7, Lucknow, On-
tario, on or before the Fifth' day
of June,. A.D. 1943, full partic-
ulars of their claims : in . writing,
duly' verified by affidavit. After
the said fifth day of Jane . the is--
sets
s-sets of the said John MacDonald
will be -distributed among the
persons entitled thereto having
-egard only to the claims of• which
the administrator shall then have
had notice.
DATED at Lucknow, Ontario, this
Eleventh day Qf M.ay , ,,B,._i9.43._
ROBERT NELSON,
R.R. No. 7, Lucknow, Ont.
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Olivet Y. P. • U.
The'regular meeting was held
in the church , on Thursday even-
ing, conducted by Beth McTavish
The scripture lesson was read by
Robert Osborne •and a poem by
Alice Barkwell. The topic was
iven 'by Donald McTavish and
ev. Beech• gave a very interest-
ing talk. At the close of the 'meet-
ing -contests were conducted by
Alice B.arlwell.
FOR •'SALES Gurney oxford
range in good condition, suitable
for farm homie. 'Apply at Sentinel:
Office.
hCARD.OF THANKS
Frank, MacKenzie wishes • to exp;
piess `lits' sincere thanks and ap•.
predation ' to the • Lucknow Red -
Cross Society forthe, lovely
y 'gift '
of knitted goods: `
Miss' Marguerite. Campbell and
brothers of the• late Mrs. Malcolm •
Campbell, wish to thank friend
in Lucknow •for their kindness
and services at the funeral on.
.'Cuesday ,
The brother and sisters, of the
late JohnMacDnoald.wisl to ack=
nowledge with sincere thanks the
many kind acts. and expressions
of sympathy Extended. them by
friends and neighbors in •the great
lossof their beloved brother.
The family of the late Albert
Towle and his niece, Dr. Dorothy ,
Towle,' take this 'opportunity of
expressing oiir sincere thanks to
Rev: Stewart and :members of
the ' choir,: and all friends who sd
kindly rendered.•.their services on
this sad occasion.
The :Fatnily.
F. T. ARMSTRONG
OPTOMETRIST
IN LUCKNOW
'FIRST WEDNESDAY
OF 'EACH MONTH.
RAFTER JUNE 1st•
- 10 a.m. to 6 o'clock
AT, WM. SCHMID'S. STORE
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P. Stuart MacKenzie
BARRISTER' 8r: SOLICITOR,
Walkerton, Ontario.
IN ' LUCKNOW
'Each Wednesday
Afternoon & Evening
At G. H. SMITH'S, OFFICE
Lady: I'm .bothered with a lit-
tle, wart I'd like to have remov-
ed.
Doctor:. The divorce .lawyer is
at the second floor,. left, down
the. hall. • •
volunteers Wanted
TO JOIN THE
Farm Commando Brigade
AND
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oe
arvest
FOR VICTORY.
THOSE W110WILL VOLUNTEER to help the, farmers in
haying and harvest are requested to register their names
with W. A. PORTEOUS; . Lucktiow. '
• LOGAr, FARMERS whir require help are ,also asked to leave
their naives with W. A. Porteou,
RATES OF PAY are ,toy be from 25c •to 40e per hour.
The Farm • Help'' Situation Is Serious
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