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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1941-12-04, Page 4utry *fled or Ij esaed. %>tve CI For The • Export Packers, Toronto POUIATIO TAKEN .IN ash Friday. AT OUR STORE Qlkt TRUCK WILL CALL Roberton 'Phonip . 60-w, Lucknow. RE -ORGANIZE COMMUNITY CLUB AT HOLYROQ1 .. At an enthusiastic meeting on Monday night :in the Township Hall, the .Holyrood Community :Club •was re -organized. _ * Officers were elected 0•S :follows; Pres„ Donald MacPherson; 1st vice, Mrs. A. Ackert; 2nd vice, Mrs. Wm. Eadie; Sec., Johnny Smith; Pianist, Mrs. Wm. Graham; assistant pianist, Mrs. Harvey Houston; floor manag- ers, Harvey Houston and Johnny Smith.. - The club will Meet every second week • and proceeds of thea' activities • , will be . for 'Red Cross purposes. Our motto should be this, "I nerve" My Country until she has won, THE FEDERATI'ON. of Agriculture we should save, • to • lend, to help, ha's now over 1000 members ,ie Mir" ,The, man behind the gun. on County: Also, the following or- W. M.Buckinghaaat ganizations 'have affiliated; with the .THE STAFF of the Walker store at, Wingliam field a dinner recently in honor of, LAC. DeWitt Miller, son _'of -Mrs. Thomas Miller arid the late • • Mr, Miller. TOO I,VCit OW SENT*Eto LUCKNTOW, ONTARIO ' MAKE TOUR DOLLARS FIGHT If you're fighting days are over, There is one thing you can do, Make your dollars fight for Britain, Let your money fight for' you. There is joy in loyal service, There is work for everyone, You will want to share the glory When 'the victory is won. • Help yourself by helping Britain, Wear a V for victory, Build for the better days ahead _ For .days of peace, and liberty. Federation: -Huron County Fruit GrowerseWalton Branch (U.P.W.O.) Huron County Holstein Breeders', The Agricultural Committee of the County Council and The Huron Co.. U.F.O. Through . the efforts of the members and member organizations the . Huron County Federation has been able to forward the Ontario Federation $100.00 or one-third of the annual fee. MISS ALICE ROBERTSON, daugh- ter of Mrs. Alice Robertson of 44)- ley, has aecepted a position as sec- retary to Robert V. Chisholm, sales manager of Gordon MacKay and Co. Ltd, Toronto, newly appointed ad- ministrator . of wholesale trade for Canada, under the Wartime Prices and Trade . Board.. - Suffered Hgrns . ' Mrs. p, R. Finlayson . of Toronto, formerly of Ripley, and a maid in the--FinlaysonYhome, Miss MaryMit- chell suffered burns about the face, arms and neck when an oil furnace. backfired in the basement of the Finlayson home, at 9 Bracondele. Hill Road. First aid wasgiven by the fire- men ' and :the women • ,were - 'later treated b+' -Dr. D R, Finlayson. Neither- was removed to hospital' as the burns' were of a minor. nature. Little damage' was done by the fire: A GIFT SUGGESTION j �.• 4., May we offer you a Christmas gift suggestion? Send The Sentinel to that absent member of your fam- ily, It is,: an all -the -year-round gift that will be appreciated more than anything else you might select. We will send it from now until Decem- ber,3lst, 1942, for $2.00, ADMISSION TAX' exemption has been granted the Canadian Aina- teur Hockey 'Association on all reg- 'tiler eg'uler competition games. Ross Clem- ens, president of the O.H.A: sug- gests that each club donate the pro- ceeds of one genie to some local war;, charity. CANADA A fine up to ' $5,000 and twoyears imprisonment is provided for offences against' this law nrnp1YWitb1tha. law. :As, a -(cost mer "• You.m t not buy . goods or . se rvi� for more than the highest price charged "far such" goods or sere durin the basic period, September 15 to,October 11,.'if in doubt, ask,: your merchant. for' proof thee vices g ,price he asks . is a lawful price under the _Price Ceiling � order. Normal. seasonal price changes in fresh fruits• °. and vegetables and greenhouse pro duets are exempt tl % THURSDAY, DECRIIRER 4t1t, 1941. L,ANGSIDE NORTH The Mission •B Band willhold their meeting on .Saturday December 8th at the home of Mrs. F. G. Moffat. We are- sorry to report Mrs. Dan T, MacKinnon is not as well as her many friends would like to see her. A large number of the Y. P. S. members attended .the social. which Was held in Whitechurch last Mon- day evening Miss Emma Richardson visited last week with. Mrs. Root. Mullin of Ashfield: The Red Cross quilti was held last Thursday at the hozhe of Mrs. George Tiffin. It 'willbe held this Thursday at the home of ° Mrs. ,,Cas- kinette. ilii. and Mrs, John Wraith -and family spent,. Sunday: with. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Wall. " -• - Mie, and Mrs.. Farish Moffat spent Sunday evening with. Mr. anti.. Mrs. Fred McQuillin. RAPID : CITY Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Reed received a ,telegram from their son, Gni-. Howard Reed saying he had arrived in Britain safe 'and ; Well, - Mrs. Donald MacDonald has been under the doctor's. care • this last 1.4 F.OR SALE—Hen Bert Ward, Luck ........... house. Apply tot GIRL WANTED. --for general house - now. hold duties in village home. Con - STRAYED -to the, premises of'the undersigned ,a calf: Apply• to •John,, Robb', • Holyrood, :TWO .HORSES.... to . let out for, the winter. Can' have their use and will pay part of their feed. Apply, et The Sentinel Office, FOR SALE—Two good holstein cows, one due middle of December;` the other ,due in April;' also about 20 rock pullets..' Emerson Irwin,;R 5, Lucknow. FOR SALE—Double geared , self oiling windmill, •30 -foot tower 'and_ head complete, $50.00. George Keri- nedy, R. 1, Lucknow, Phone 43-r-11, Lucknow.' FARM . FOR SALEThe southhel- ves of Lots 71, 7,2 and 73 in the 1st Concession of Kinloss Township. This property is improved and is on No. -86 Highway about 11/4 . miles. west of Lucknow. About 10 acres of fall wheat has been sown and con- siderable . fall plowing done.' For veniences, duties light. Apply at Sentinel Office. e '' NOTICE TO CREDITORS ' iN -.THE • MATTER of the Estate of -" William John Pritchard late of the Township of West Wawanosh in the County of. Huron, Farmer, deceased; NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to, the Statutes in that. behalf 'that all Creditors and others having, claims' or demands against the Es- 'tate s-tate of the said William John "Frit_ chard, who died on or about the ,.Eighteenth • day. 'of: '•October,; .A.D... 1941, are required on or before the Twenty-seventh day of December, A.D. 1941, to send by post prepaid, or deliver, to the undersigned Ex- ecutor of the last will and Testa- ment of the said deceased, their while,, We hope for a speedy recov- quick sale this property.. will be of- ery.. fered at a reduced figure. For ,par - Mrs. Richard McQuillin has beer' titulars apply to J. H. Crawford, .visiting .her,sister.,Mrs, H:_bert St ..._ .Wine -ham , Oe henson at Varna this past week. -OPEN EIGH RAWL-RO1JTES` are Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Webster of , scarce but in so vast anorganize- eSeaforth, also "Mr. and Mrs. Davidtion expansion creates new. oppor- Alton visited Sunday with Mr. and tunities. If ambitious, willing to sfaiT Mrs. Will Reed. i with •goodeearnings and increase The. pupils-of4our school at the •rapidly write for full information. Second"are practising for a Christ- We supply sales, advertising, liter- mas entertainment to be given in ature—a'll you need. Rawleigh's, in the near future: MAFE.KI NG Mr.: and Mrs. Melvin Omens and children .of Detroit visited .over the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Phillips. : Mr. and Mrs. Ernest. Blake and Phyllis spent the week -end 4n Lon- don. • Mrs. Richard JJhrnston of Exeter is visiting with her two sons, Cecil and Elmer Johnston. .Miss Olive Blake is employed at Clinton. - M•rs:-Ceti irohnatr eigespendin names, addresses and descriptions,* the ,full particulars of their claims, a statement of their accounts, and .,• the natureof the securities( if any) held bythem duly verified by af- fidavit. AND take notice that after such last mentioned date the said Eicecut- '"or `ovineproceed-to-distribute--the=;as— sets of the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto,having re and cinlyeto-tile•-claims-•-of-which he shall then have had notice,' and the. said executor will not be lia- ble for. the .said assets or any part • thereof to any person or persons of ••Inept, -ML --271118-L, Montreal ane- ;whose-claim--noticeesball not have ada. been received by him at the time • of elicit .distribution. - Dated at Lucknow; Ontario, . this Second qday of December A.D. 1941. "Peter Campbell" R.R. No. 1, Lucknow, Ont., . Executor.. CARD OF THANKS TO THE ELECTORS OF KINLOSS TOWNSHIP, Ladies and Gentlemen: I am deeply grateful for the sup- port you gave me on. Monday in re- electing me: Please accept my hearty thanks. Yours faithfully, DAN T. MacKINN ON • TO THE 'ELECTORS • OF KINLOSS TOWNSHIP, Ladies and Gentlemen 117. 2. As a Retailer' You must not sell goods or services for More than the highest price at which you sold such goods or services in the basic period, September .15 to October 11: wholesalers or any other sources for. more ` You must not buy goods or 'services from manufacturers or w 1 than the , highest price you paid to them in the basic period. Itis intended that cases of serious hardship should be•adjusted by.reducing the cost of merchandise to the retailer. Retailers whose cost .of merchandise delivered to thein, after November ' 30 is too high 'in relation to the ceiling' prices, should get , in touchwith their suppliers and try to ' arrange an adjustment fair to both parties. •The price of goods of .a kind or quality not sold during the basic period must not be more than the • highest price charged for substantially similiar goods in the basic period. I. 3. As a- Wholesaler • Youmust not sell goods or services at more than your highest price (less discounts then prevail- ing) for such goods' or services dur ing the basic period, September 15 to October 11. You must not buy goods or services. for more than the- highest prices- paid during- the basic period. Wholesalers will be expected in some cases to reduce their prices below the ceiling in • order that their retail accounts may carry on. Wholesalersin turn may have to ask their suppliers for price re- ` duction. The continued flow of goods through normal channels is of the. utmost importance and the Board will intervene if suppliers divert . business abnormally from one�cus tomer to another. 4. As a Manufacturer You must• not sell :at prices higher than your highest price. (less ing the basic period, September 15 to October 11. In some cases it will be necessaryfor manufacturers to reduce that wholesale and retail accounts may carry on: Where maintenance of the retail ceiling requires manufacturers' the Board will in-vestigate. and, in proper cases will afford necessary Imports Retailers, ilers wholesalers and m_anufacturers are assured by-- the Board that .any considerable increases in the of costs be import of essentiaannounced shortly. goods will be covered either by sub sidles or by adjustment of taxes. Details Services Also Come Under This Law ' discounts ' then prevailing) •our- their , prices below the ceiling so prices to be substantially reduced, relief. The Price. Ceiling law also applies to rates and charges for electricity, gas, steam heat, water, tele- graph, wireless, telephone, •transportation, provision of dock, harbour and pier facilities; warehousing and storage; manufacturing processes performed 'on a comffnmssion or custom basis; undertaking and em- balming; laundering, cleaning, tail oirin'g and dressmaking; hairdress ing, barbering and beauty parlour services; - plumbing, 'heating, painting, decorating, cleaning and renov ating; repairing • of all kinds; sup- ' plying of meals, refreshments and beverages; 'exhibiting of motion pictures. NO CHEATING OR EVASION OF THE - PRICE CEILING LAW WILL BE"TOLERATED "How the Price Law Works", a' pamphlet setting forth how each branch of business must apply the regulations to its own operation will shortly be available at Post Offices and Branch Banks. The Board will soon open Regional Offices throughout] Canada where problems may be discussed These, Offices will co-operate, with business' 'in the adjustnien't. of dif ficulties. • The Price Ceiling law is vital to Canada's war effort. PUBLISHED UNDER .' THE ' AUTHORITY OF THE WARTIME PRICES AND TRADE BOARD Ottawa ' 'Canada BY-LAW No.': 12 1941 OF THE VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW -A By-law to -take the vote of the electors of the Village of Lucknow Dn • a. question to be submitted whether the said electors are in fav- mr of the formation of a Municpal • -Boaa_ed;of:Educatnet. .—.,.. see° -GiTItri etto rielin-arcr'was•-present- d to the -Council- of- the Village_ erf Lucknow bearing date the Ninth day Df September A.D. 1941 •requesting that, a .:vote of the • electors . of the said Village of Lucknow be taken at 'the next annual Municipal elect- ion upon the question; Are you in favour of the formation Of a Muni- cipal Board' of Education AND WHEREAS , the Council of the Village of Lucknow at a meet- ing held on the Fifteenth day ' of September A.D. 1941specially call- e.d for 'such purpose did declare by •resolution , thatit is expedient and advisable to form a Municipal. Board of Education under the Board of Ed- ecation Act, for maintaining the Public and High ,Schools in the Mun- icipality of the Village of Lucknow. NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE 'MUNICIPAL CORPORA- TION' OF THE ' VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW, enacts as follows: Mrs..:Georgo:, itzsimMens of ,s One, Visits. Old: Home' Mr. Finlay Reid of . Edmonton; Alta:, now of the R.C.A.F., Toronto. called on ' Saturday at the home of Mr. Mileon Kilpatrick Finlay spent his boyhood days in this community, living with. his ,aunt and uncle, Mr. and`Mrs. Anson Finlay on the farm now owned by Milton .Kilpatrick: It is thirty years since he went West and this is the first time to be beck here during that time. He saw many changes in the old place, blit was. delighted to be able to look around and recall fond memories of the old home. Reporter: And can you tell me his last words? Doctor: He had : rto last words— his wife was with him to the end. KI.NI000H Mr. • and Mrs. Tom Cassell of Wingham were Sunday visitors with Mr Isaac Pinnell. Mr. and Mrs :John MacFayden and family of Tiverton visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Walsh. Mr.and Mrs. Ben Logan of Ripley were Sunday visitors with -Mr. and Mrs. John Hodgins. Miss' Margaret Pinnell of Wing - ham, formerly of here, had the mis- fortune to break a bone in her leg. Mrs. James Hodgins has gone to St. Thomas to be with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Charlie Gillespie, who is er ante -you-the-best=interests; -of- Circ municipality will be my chief con- cern. •- Sincerely, EARLE HODGINS TO THE 'ELECTORS OFA KINLOSS TOWNSHIP, Ladies and Gentlemen: ' -- - Many thanks for *the very fire - vote accorded me. on Monday. As in the past, I shall endeavour to. continue to 'merit your confidence Sincerely,, •GEORGE TIFFIN" Mr, and Mrs. George lialdenby and Ethel visited Sunday with Mr: and Mrs. Jackson, Kincardine. There will be no Service in the Anglican Church for the next two Sundays at Rev. H. 13. Hamilton has gone to preach in the oldest cathe- dral in the States. The next service will be° at 11 a.m. December 21st. The Girls' W. A. was held on Sat- urday afternoon at tie home of Miss Ethel Halde iby. After the usual de- Motional e' ercises, business was transacted. $2.00 was voted' to the pledge fund and $1 to the Sr. W. A, mission fund, Plans were made to hold a bazaar at' some later date. Work was handed out to be brought in at the next meeting, Mrs. Heiden by presided over 'the election of of- ficers which •are .as follows: Pres., May Boyle; 1st vice, Irlma Hodgins; Sec.-Treas., Ethel Haldenby; Prayer, Partner sec., Marion Walsh; assist, Mrs. Maurice Hodgins;' Copper box sec., Mildred Pinell; Work conven- ers and buying committee, Iona Ter- ry and Edna Boyle; organist; Tena Hodgins, The Meeting closed Witt`:` a hymn' and prayer and a dainty lunch was served. TO THE ELECTORS OF 'KINLOSS TOWNSHIP, Ladies and Gentlemen.: Please accept my sincere thanks and appreciation for the vote'poller' me at Monday's election. Sincerely, ALEX MacKENZIE. WE ARE PAYING 3% ON FLVE YEA.R GUARA.NTE'ED TRUST CERTIFICATES ISSUED ' IN ANY. 'AMOUNT • An ideal authorized investment for individuals, companies, ceme- tery boards, executors nd• other trustees. �� „' THE; STUM NC TRUSTS CORPORATION 372 BAY ST. TORONTO T. , ARMSTRONG' OPTOMETRIST IN .LUCKNOW EACH WEDNESDAY AFTE1 NOON 1:30' to 11 o'clock . AT -'WM. aCH MID'S STURE • laserweeneareivammun A CALL has been extended to Rev. J. •D. Wilkie of Knox Presbyterian Church, Teeswater, by the congre- gation of Knox church, Elora. 1. That the following Question be submitted to the electors of the Municipal Corporation of the Vill- age of Lucknow, namely, "Are you in favour of the formation of a Municipal • Board of Education". 2. The votes of the §aid electors thereon shall be taken on the said question at the same' time and places provided. itt By-law No: .11 1941 of ,the Village of Lucknow. 3. The Head of the Council of the ;aid Village of Lucknow shall at- tend to appoint persons interested in the affirmative or thenegative on the question ; at the Municipal Offices on Monday the Twenty-ninth day of December A.D. 1941 at Two o'clock in the afternoon and then Clerk shall attend to sum up the voting in the affirmative or the neg- ative .on the question- on -Tuesday ------ ,the'Sixthday_of January A.D. 1942 at Eleven • o'clock in the forenoon the Municipal Offices. Read a first, second and third time and finally passed, signed and sealed • in open Council the Second day of December A.D. 1941. "N. E. BUSHELL",Reeve. "JOSEPH AGNEW", lerk., ( SEAL) NOTICE Take notice that the above is a tittle copy of By-law No. ' 12, 1941 • of theI� Municipal Corporation. of the Villain age of Lucknow and FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that if the assent 'of the electors is given to this By-law it will be taken into consideration by the Council after • the expiration of one 'month from the' date of the first publication, which first publication is• the. 4th day of December A.D. 1941. The votes will be taken at the same time and polling places as the votes are taken for the annual, Municipal el- ection and that the Reeve will at tend• at the Municipal Offices. on Monday, December 29th, 1941 at thel Ytour of Two o'clock in the after- noon for the purpose of appointing Persons interested in voting in the affirmative or the negative on the question,and to attend at the polling places and at the final summing up of the votes by the Clerk: JOSEPH AGNEW, Clerk.