The Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-03-09, Page 3THURSDAY, MARCH 2nd, 1944
The Lucknow Sentinel, Lucknow, ntanlo
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COUNCIL MINUTES
WEST ' WAWANOSH•
• The West Wawanosh Council
held; its regular Meeting on Feb-
ruary 8th with • all' the members
present. Theminutes of the Jan-
wary meetingw cr el read and ac-
cepted on motion of 'Councillors
Miller .and Finnigan. On motion
of . Councillors 'McAllister • and
Finnigan a resolution • for the
reeve and treasurer to make ap-
plication for the .subsidy on 1943
roads : expenditures waa-passed. - -t
.By-law NO: 2, ,estimating ex-
penditure on roads for 1944' was
passed on motion ' of Councillors
Miller and McPherson. ' Grants'
of $1'0 to St. Helenslibrary and
$5.01D each .,to Manchester and
Dungannon libraries were order -
.ed paid on motion of Councillors
Miller -and ,McPherson.. On mot-
ion of. Councillors McAllister tz
'Miller Mr. `Robert Chamney was
appointed weed inspector.
The Cauneil adjourned to meet
on March' 1•4th • at 1.30. p.m.
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KINLOUGH
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Burt return-,
ed to Toronto after spending a
few days with Mr. and Mrs.. Chas.
Burt..'
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert ' Hong
kinson and Kenneth spent the
weekend • with relatives in Lon-
don.
Congratulations to • Mr. & .Mrs,
.Cliff Lloyd of Tonawanda, N. Y.
on . the arrival of twine boys on
.February 29th.. • •
IV1rs. 'Roy. Graham and Ronnie
spent the week -end with; rela-
tives in London.
LAC. Mervyn Cameron & .Mrs.
-Cameron of London spent a few
days With 'their parents here.
-Mr.'and Mrs. ••.�Ez Stanley ' and
family 'sent 'Sunday. with ,Kin-
loss
Kin,k ss friends. a r ,
Mr... and 'Mrs.• . Jahn : Currie of •
near' •Wingham ; 'spent Sunday
With Mr,,, and Mrs. Harold Percy
and: Mr and Mrs. W. Lapp
The' Red Cross • are . having as
St. Patrick's social 'on- • Friday,
March 17th in.the school. Ladies
are all asked to bring 'boxes for
-sale t� have •an old fashioned box
social to. 'raise funds: Mr.., Gordon
Statters is to be •the guest.. speak-
• er to tell many interesting facts
about 'Newfoundland- where he
is stationed. Musical numbers' &
items of 'program will be given.
The Women's Institute met on
Thursday last at the ' home. of
Mrs. Aylmer' Ackert. Mrs Tom
Hodgins Presided, -in the. absence
of• the president.• Aftei, the -usual
•opening exercises Mrs. Tom .Har-
ris read -a .poem. Dr.' Johnston .of
Lucknow conducted a •very inter-
esting • quiz., on •disease, their
symptons, . precautions and care.
Mrs. Archie .McKinnon read the
:current .events. Mrs: 'W. J. Me -
Lean • ably dealt • with the •topic.
A word. fitly ' spoken is like ap-
-ple-s--of-silver-._in:pictures-of-gold.
it s
" This your '
1944 motor
vehicle :stamp
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"R SVPEHIOR BAKING
RESULT
Costs Tess'than 1c.
per :average bakin'
MADE IN
-CANAOF
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The hostess for the April meet-
•ing • is Mrs. Wm. Graham. The.
meeting' closed with the National-
Anthem.
ationalAnthem. .
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SPECIALS '' • in • Congoleurn and
Feltol Rugs. Good ,selections in'
patterns,: most. sizes: The Market
Store. �••
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HELEN'S1,
The March meeting' of the Wo-
men's Institute. was held. in the
cornniunit ' hall with 13 ladies:
present and with Mrs. Archie
Aitchison ,in the chair. The roll
call was responded to . by naming
"One way I can help . the war'",
It :was agreed . to ,hold the next
suilting. on. Thursday, March '16,
A letter ' of. thanks 'from Fink
McQuillin,. for, his Xmas parcel.
was. read. • 'Mrs. John • Cameron,
Mrs. Stuart and Miss• Mary Mur-
ray
were appointed a 'nominating
committee to bring. in a slate of
officers atthe April meeting. It
was ,decided to give $10 to the
Red • Cross. ' The Mot'to "Look be- •
fore'you leap" was read. by Mrs. .
E. W. Rice.. Readings were given
by Mrs. , McPherson, Mrs.' •Webb '
and Mrs: Carneron. • • The •topie•—
was in charge: of • Mrs.• Ball. who',
chose as •her ,subject "Will peace
bring a •United States of Europe?' .
Mrs...Rice favored- with a` sdlo.
�, At the, conclusion lurch• was. ser
ved, and •a social hour, enjoyed.
Miss Jean Thom, is home afte�c ' .
•spending, the. past few •weeks • in .
Toronto.
It ,renews
your 1943. plate?
Your 1944. motor vehicle permit is now ready, Good
citizenship and good sense tell you to get it• now.
Take goodcare of your ".1943 plate. Wartime re-
strictions require that . you use it for another year.
Your motor: vehicle permit fee remains the same.
With your 1?44 motor vehicle permit there will be.
issued a . windshield stamp such as that illustrated.
The display of :this stamp will validate, the use •of
your 1943 plate.
1944 drivels` licenses arc now available and should
ry t
be secured at once.
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FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Do you know • :that both your motor vehicle
- permit ,end driver's license will be automati-
cally suspended _until yore f le proof of financial
responsibility ifyou are convicted of a violation
(lithe. law foitcnvir g an accident? You may
find an insurance policy difficult to secure then.
It isbetter to dria"e safely and: avoid accidents -
thati m find' ourself unable .irr 'drive at all.
GEO.' H. DOUCET ,
'Minister of Highways
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