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TAR LUCKNOW ::SENTINEL., .LAUCKS OW, ONTARIQ.
Your 1959.driver's '.licence and, vehicle. permit ;will
expire at, midnight, March; '16th. After this date it will'.
be illegals to. ' drive with • 1959 licences ' or, plates,•
Licences'. have. ` been on sale : since January 4th. ' Get
yours today from one of the. 250 Agency, Offices
throughout the province. Avoiddelay and inconveni-
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'ou: must, show,_ proof. 'of , liability-: insurance when:_�you
apply ,'for.' plates, or pay , an extra 45.00 fee. If you . do
• not' have a certificate .for licence' purposes call .your'''
insurance' agent today .A ';POLICY : FOR ,•FIRE,; 'THEFT
AND COLLISION IS 'NOT LIABILITY' INSURANCE,
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ONTARIO DEPARTMENT . OF TRANSPORT ;
Yaremko, C ., Minister D` ..:• Collins Deputy Minister.
spraying of :cattle . for . the;1960
UNCIL MINUTES..•
CO campaign� and for:: a warble :fly
Tlie
regular Februar .__meeting
:pmlisfaeicitoone
hands' by S, -MtA, oa1' 1rchte. ni5ndthe•
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Council. was . held ; at the :Town-•
.shipl' Hall on: Februry 9th, .1960':.
All members present
On. a `motion ''by . Councili.
ors
,
lvcPhee' and Culbert, 'the Clerk
was' . instructed toadvertise for:'
• the. supplying -of approximately
500 lbs.- of, warble. fly powder
to be delivered under the super-
vision; of the Warble Fly'''Inspec- •
tor; : tenders for. the -warble fly
WEDNESDAY, rEB. 24th. , 1960
•
• Th. er.a were
ere 13 tables
ables
playing
ST.'HELENS
bWyi:nMnerr;slanodf Mthre pPreees edfofnerastonedNto,th3e coanrdWpeadntyesdhaeylde•teniSn.Sg,
were, first to .'Ken .N,oble playing
as a lady and second, .to Sharron
Jefferson for the. ladies and'first
to Brown SMyth who won the'
draw in; a tie.. ✓With. Bill. Purdon
who was, awarded second prize, i
Miss, Anna Stuart. was rernov-
ed by': hmbulance to . Win.glain
Hospital from • •:the Wehesley _
Hitspital, Toronto, oti Tuesday
last.
•We a're: .glad to' . report that
Valerie, year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.' Ross • Ellington' is
home after being a Patient ,in
the Children Memorial' Hospital,
London. '
Mrs W. • I; ,Miller was hostess
on Thursday for the meetings of
the W.M:S,; and' the W.A. of the
'United' Church When 17 ladies
.Were present. Mrs:, B. F.. Green,
the president, twas -in ;charge; ;
Mrs.. John }Cameron, read the
scripture .lesson and led in•
prayer. . Mrs: Frank ''• .McQuillan
reported our new allocation to
•be $210. and 'stated that:, our
Missionary for prayer °was:2VMrs.
Ruth Saunders, R. N. 'of. Korea.
•The World '.Day ';of Prayer will
;be • on • .March 4th.. Eight home
ca115 and35 Hospital. calls Were
.reported: Mrs, W. A. Miller. :had ..
'Charge . of the chapter ..from the
Study. ` Book "Africa Disturbed,"..
on ::"Cold: Patterns :arid :New,"
telling ,of the increasingly' it-
portant • part women are, ;playing
in the::life of •Africa...Miss W. D.
Rutherford ,told ,"of. a ..holiday in
Africa taken, by Mr and Mrs;•
Baker of Montreal:
Mra Tai J. Todd:presided •for•
the meeting - of the:' W.A., the
theme ' of Nvhich •was, "The spirit
Of' man is -,;the' 'candle ' of the
Lord;" :The 'meeting opened with
the theme -.and the repetition. of
the .prayer ';and creed. The:' roll
call was • 'answered ,with a Verse,.
of scripture.. Mrs: Frank Me-
(u7lhn
'read' the scripture Iesson
and':Mrs:. Harvey Webb the les= -
ton thoughts and prayer. The
treasurer reported .a• balance on
hand of 443.00 , .Plans ' were made
for a work Meeting at the home:,
of ' Miss W. D. :Rutherford. it
March. At the • conclusion a plea=
sant 'social hour; ;•was enjoyed; `'
with:_3VIrs _;D:. C.:,McDotiald' and
Mrs W I..' Miller at. " hostesses.,. ,
Congratulations • to: a: great
'lady; .Mrs W. J..Humphrey;.who
y; ,F
on •Tuesdaebruary 23rd .was
92 years ,Young.:,
Miss, Gladys . MCD.onal d wasp
the runner-up •in.,,tle Junior Girf
competition..•�in the: Central West-
ern Ontario SecondarY .•
School -
Association public -speaking con-
test held in. Lucknow 'on'Thurs
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day evening, congratulations,
Because of the' Day 'of Prayer
• on March 4th, andthe. .bus. trip
to' the Tce .Capades, 'at • Ktche•r.
ne
'On March 5th, 'the March meet=
ing; of the Women's Institute will
be postponed a ;week,. to Tl urs -
day, lyI'arch :10th .
Miss,; Donna Woods, .student
:nurse'•'at' the +Kitchener -Waterloo.;
hospital, is spending •a. two wee( '
vacation at her home,` here
Mr.. 'Eldon Miller is : a patient
in the Winghamn Hospital witb
pneumonia �, We hope , for.. a; '
speedy recovery; '
Mr, 'Andrew ' Gaunt ;left; on •
Saturday' for Edmonton; where
he will attend the' meeting of the
Dominion Shorthorn: "Breeders
Association, `Mr.. H. D. McDonald
.of Teeswater is. assisting on the '
farm 'during 'his a!bsende
Little Benny:. Thompson of,
Exeter spent last t:veek,'with hIs
grandparents, Mr.. and M;#`s..'Gor+•'
don MacPherson. '
We are :glad to report that
Miss'Annie,+Durnin is home after
spending several weeks in tfi8'
Winghain ,Hospitals
Homeindigents•
,patients acct for.
Jan. ''1960; 371.00 >Thi'stle;. Print-
ing
rint ing Ltd., ' Assessor's supplies, etc,;
2778; K. K awson, <D`ungar.-
non, • welfare acc t for 4' ' weeks,
39:97; Huron . ` Crop ,Improv.,
rov._.
The following accounts , were �Co, .. p p ,
Assoc., grant;. for . 1960, ' •25.00;
ordered. paid . on- : a motion _ by ,
n arxo'; o in ham Tw .
,Hall• lighting''; acc't., 6.07. Saha
',Robert E. IrvinDun annon DUNGANNON
Couns..Milier and Durnnn.• O t Itydr , W' gh , p
SPORE ...
INTERMEDIATES
FIRST, -OF. ROU1�DD ROBIN
Lucknow Int mediates, took
the first game ,of as round robin.
series, ' between Blyth, Seaforth•
and Lucknow, by. defeating Sea-
forth" here on. •Monday night'. by
a Score of 8 t'o 5,
This; series , is preliminary ' to
the Group chanpionship with.
the low' team • dropping' • out,
Lucknow goes to Blyth on, Fri=:
day night 'aid : will play. . host to
that team in Lucknow 'next Mon-
day,'
` The • Se�aforth game .'was • ni,p
and -tuck hockey,' and ' , a •good.
game played before .a: disappoint-
ing: crowd' fore playoff :hockey. It
was the biggest crowd' of the
season;; , but 'grossed' less • than.
$50;, and, when the 'W O,A:A, gets
its 'cut, and other• ex}�enses' met,
the, "net"is only peanuts. •
Lucknow took, a one -goal lead
in ;thee fist , period ;which ended
Each team . netted one in the
.Second: frame, with. Lucknow
.outscoring the` visitors 4-2 in the
last . twenty, to ,make it 8 • •to p,
Don Arnold was the local sharp=:
shooter, getting four goals. Gra-
ham picked, up a pair and Blue
and Ernlierlin one: 'each.
The game , was • clean ' and , +hard•
fought ' ;: ,playoff, hockey with.
Luok:now drawiri!gf 4 ;minors ' to
Seaforth's three.
•
'Thorn, Collyer ' was out` of ac-
tion ,'with • his hand °yin.. a., 'cast
from a: hockey;injury
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WHITECHURCH
Mrs. W. Lott• spent a few clays
in ,•Ripley attending' the funeral
of '•her, cousin, •Mrs. Ii,.. Campbell:
;She passed away, in Toronto and
body 'was • brought 'to' Ripley
for burial,
Mr, and -.Mit.' W. James and
Leonard:•of Woodstock .spent the.
week-.end .with Mr. 'and'. Mrs. A:
Moore.: °
•,Mr, : B. Buckton: of-':KTplgss
visited '' his •:parents,?, M • and
Mrs. A. E. Buckton on Sunday.
Mrs: A .: . Dowling visited Mr.;
and • Mrs •'Robert :'Aitchison• .arid
Bradley on :Sunday. Bradley, was
celebrating his first ?birthda• y.: ••
,o;;: Little Kathy Smith who has
:been 'spending holidays. with her
grandparents, . Mr, and Mrs.' : ,.
Chapman returned to. her home
in Toronto on' Sunday.
Mr.and Mrs. Jack Morrison
and :family;.visited. with'•Mr, and'
Mrs. Robert Solomon' on Sunday. .
replacir`ng St. light ' bulbs, 1959,
9.00; The Munici a World Ltd
p 1 Ltd-,
2 ` subs.., for 1 year .@: $3.00 each,
tion Army, ,London, grant for
1960, . 30.00; ' Gordon' Harkes, • part-
ial
ial . refund of 1959 taxes; due to
loss' of barn,17:46,• J. E. Foran,
. t
6,00; • Mt.'. Brydges .,,Rest: Home;
reg istration
g ,.of Vital' :Statistics
indigent ,,patients ".arc t., for Jan. . ...
1960, '
. ' 92;75; Lucknow • 'Nur•
sing for 1959, 17.5; . • -.
T PAYS TO INSULATE
Cut. Heating Costs
With ,Insulation " Batts!;
Insulation `: Saves Enough' • Heat
Loss To Pay For Itself In'
About Three Years
FLOOR 'UNDERLAY
1/4 Inch Thick. Hardboard
ECONOMICAL .EASY TO:LAY
Gives A Perfect. Base For
A ' Linoleum or Tile Floor
res
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Lucknow '
Mr Delmer . Maize, student'of
Guelph. College , spe nt the week-
end .with his. 'father,' Mr, Bert
Maize' and' Mrs. Maize. •
Mr. and Mrs.,' Leslie Schultz on
Sunday were visited' by his bro-.
thers,, ' Carman , 'Schultz, •`Reg
Schultz wife and son Clifford
of
Westfield -
' The World' Day of Prayer will.
be observed "•in this area Mareh
4th, 2:30 p.m,. at Erskine Pres-,
byterian Church. Rev. W..'.Me„-
Clean will address.- Folks of all
denominations✓ welcome. ••
Miss. Lois Webster,• Toronto
and Mr. John ' Lindsay, Clinton,
spent .`the 'week=end with Mr.
and • Mrs. Thomas . Webster.
Lorne 1v rs, salary;
e .$112.0;
Leslie Schultz, : sanding, •, 12.25;
Lorne Alton, • sanding, 2.45; ' Mur-
ray Wilson, sanding, 3.50; Gord-
on
ord=
on Smyth, sandiiig, 3.50; George
Smyth, sanding, 5.00;, `Earl Jarn-
ieson, Sanding, ' 2.80; Gordon Mc-
Donald,- sanding, 5;60; Russel
Phillips, 'sanding, . 5.60; Imperial•
Oil Ltd.; fuel and tax; 42.46; Ro.,•
bert Stothers, tire and repairs,:
389.60; Norman- ' MacDonald,
plowing dhow with truck, ,1,157.-
00; 'Hanover Transport, cartage,
2.00; K. K. Dawson, 'salt and
copper tube,: 30.02; Elroy , Laid.
law, posts, 19.00;' Norman• +11lIc
Donald, sanding, ' 24.00; W.
Moje, banding; 47.00; Miller and
Co., salt, 10.00 . •
Council adjourned 'ta aneet. an
March. 8th, .196d.: : .
"•3`. '. VORA.N, Twp Clerk,
.
• BORN
WERSTE1;i, Mr. and•• Mrs, • Wei”
lington .Webster are happY to'
announce the arrival of a Son,
.
(born . in • Wingham, Hdspital on
Tuesday, February .16th, a hroi*
ther for Jimmy • and Jean