HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-03-18, Page 5iiTiEDiNESDA;T�r • 'IKA! ,...18th, 1959
• .'113E Luc/019w SENTINEL, LT+ QI. (
NAME WARBLE.
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LEARN WHILE YOU EA .N
1 f you. ' are a young man, between the age,
of 1.7 and. 2Q 'with, a flair for style, here's
your opportunity to acquire a sales training
.�,s well as the fundamentals, of merchandising.
As
apply in Pelson or write •giving 'full.
• • particulars as to agg . and qualifications.
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WINCaHA1F1; ONTARIO.
GIRLS FOLLOW I'N
'MUM'S FOOTSTEPS
Received : an interesting letter
;from Mrs.. Allan Stuart of ' Egan,;
'vibe, formerly Ethel' Martin of
Paramount. • Ethel was always ,in-
terested in Junior Institute "work
while at,' h¢me, and that. interest
• is . still evident in, the leadership
she.: is giving, , while her daugh-
ters arecertainly following ,in:
their mother's" footsteps:
We take the liberty 'to pgbiish
Mrs. • Stuart's 'letter in part as
follows:. .
We have .'bad:' a, long, ' steady
cold winter, but—not -nearly the
snow you have had. .• The school
.bus ihas never' missed a• day go-.
ing to .. schbot..` The •temperature
runs ' from zero to around • 30 de-
grecs •• tbelow 'but : we have had
lovely sunny' days this winter..
• ;Our County Achievement Day:
Air ; the 4-H Club On "Sleeping
Garments" was held ' in"Renfrew.
I am leader of a 'club: and : had
eleven . ' girl's': taking the ,project,
. Margaret Stuart got her certifi:
• rate: for eight ,projects and. Mary
got her County.: Honour ; pin for'
six projects. '
I, enj py reading absut the Clubs
around.. Luckn'ow ; and also about:
• the Guides, and Brownies. We
started-. them . in Eganville three
. years 'ago, and 'I realize what it
•has meant 'to '.Lucltriow :and its
young people to have a person
like Mrs. 'McKim, whohas given.
so much' of her ,time and ' talent
all these years.. Ethel received,
:her wings from the Brownies..
'and Margaret and Mary will soon
have . their 1st class and have
.eighteen .,badges.
We had a grand time, at 'the
Centennial. Wonderful you made
a profit.Both Renfrew and Pem
broke' celebrated their 'centennial
• and; both were in the red, . Pem-
broke to 'the extent of $9,600;
Mayibe "they' had ` more expense
but couldn't. Piave had a better-
" . • •
One
etter--
One of ,the lovely memories-
•• was.. your . choice of Centennial'
Queen. No one could' ,have been
more stately or deserving arid I
think . a good idea • for any. town
'to. follOW.
Another memory was the hap-
py, .pleasant, ;look. on the faces'
of the older:people„ f rom . the'
Carruthers Nursing Home. Credit
is due' Elliott .and 'Grace. for their
thoughtfulness
Sincerely. yours, /
:Mrs. Ethel Stuart.
`TYPEWRITER RIBBONS: ' •
Typewriter ribbons . for any
make. of machine• are now .avail-
able .. at the. .Lucknow' Sentinel.
No matter what the machine,, We
have the ribbon..Phone 35, .Luck-
.now.
Luck:now. • ,
NOW .. SWIFT BRINGS YOU THE NEW
SHAD
VER
STARCROS
288
tt leads` all. competitors !
Just look at these figures:
SHAVER .STARCROSS 288 won first place • SHAVER'
ih the 1958. Canadian Central'Random Test ' ' • TEST .STARcROSS•
- AVERAGE 288
Net Income Pver Chick.. and Feed Costs.
.$2.09
'' $3.00 .
Average egg production' per chick started''(reckoned .
to 500 days'of age on 1.10 pullets).......
197
.
233
Percent Mortality from 7,days to 500• days of age...
8.1' ,
• 5.1
Lbs. of feed per dozen.eggs....:..................
" 5.1
, • 4,3
Percentage of all eggs latdgrading large. -
• 59.6
• 63.9.'
The SHAVER STARCROSS' 288 was also flop Quartile Penin
the 1958 Missouri Random Test`... and Shaver has been.
the leader for the.first three years of the Central .Test in
Ottawa. Your Swift tlatcheryma.n can show you the figures
from these,tests •
Order dile new SHAVER.STARCROSS 288 today • «
:TRELEAVEN .MILLING CO. LIMITED.
Lucknow Phone 9
ORVILLE ELLIOTT'
R.R. 3 Holyrood` Phone Ripley , 244-26
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W, ONTARIO
PAGE FIVE..
Kinloss Council Minutes
Kinloss • Council met at the
Township 'Hall March .2, 1959, as
per adjournment. All members
present. •
•
• The . minutes of. the regular
meeting of February 2nd as read
were approved and signed,
The Resolution. from the 'Town
of Wiarton re The County Horne
at Walkerton was placed on file..
The Communication. from
Whitechurch re . Road Signs .and
Parking was, referred • to the'. Road
Supt... 'to ,look into.
was: dee deeided to, call 'for.•
tenders on' 'the supply of 'Warble:
Fly' Powder needed this spring;
The tender• of ' H. H. Banner-
, maneepted. at 73 cents.. per yard for.
cushing and delivering, gravel
on the ,Township roads' Was ac -
Gilbert Hamilton was appointed'
Warble' Fly Inspector, and Jack
Barr ''as operator, Of Spray Mach,
Work to.'commence' April 10,,
• 1959.,
. The Tax Collector returned his
roll as required, February 28th,
and was paid balance salary.
o;'u n c it adjourned to meet
'again,on Monday,: April 6th; 1959,
or at the call of the Reeve.
Cheques . ',issued, George 'R.
;gear, Grant, crep..'and soil Ass.;'
$15:00;„ J. R. • bane; Hydro , at Hall;
6.07; Mrs..Ruth Gibson, earetak-.
ing, 15.00; -Relief, 30.00; Greer's'
Nursing' .Heine;, Jan. and Feb..
Kinloss, 167:00 Lucknow. Seiiti-
nel, printing; • 60.60, : 'Charles Mur-
ray,. 1
urray,.1 fox •'.,bounty, 5.00; Irwin,
Carruthers,. 1' _ fox. bounty; '.00;
Thi nas Moffat, 3 .fox bounty,
15.00;.' James:' Moffat, ,1 fox boun:
,ty, 5.00; Roy >,Huffman, 2 fox.
bounty, ' 10.00; James Gaunt, 1 t
fox 'bounty, 5.00; Donald .MacIn
tyre, 1 fox bounty, :' 500;';Wallace
Conn,: Good, Roads . Conv;, 35.0k
.
Elbert Bushel 1, Good; Roads.
Conv., .:35.00; E tt gene Conley,
Good Roads .Cony., 35.001 Ont
Hospital; Comm:, : Hospital
14.70; , John ?Gaunt, Refund. 'Tax`
Ball, Park, .1.041 Archie ',Bonnett,
refund Dog, tax, 2.00; .Gordon
Wall, balance salary., ;125 00
,Highwaypheques, Pay List No.
3, $730.50;,Robert Gilchrist, sand-,
'ing,`. •5.0.0; Lawrence • :MacLeod,
sanding, ' 47.50; Don ° Gillespie,..
• sanding,' 61.25; :R. Tbrster, .Sand -
Mg,
sand-iiig, 73.00; Bruce .McMillan, sand-
ing, 14,00; •Sam' Farmer,. Padlock.'
andj/• wire'; 4.35;• Cities Service
Fuel • On, .296.07.; W. E Shantz,
snow: plow, 2'4.00;, Dominion Road
Mach. Co., , repairs, 136.09; Lorne
flecking, snow plow, 453.80;. H. H.
•Bannerman;snow plow, 3,87225;,
T. J. Mansfield, repairs, .20.53;
Bordon • Litt, snow . plow, 20:00;
KiriloirghGarage, ,snow plow and'
repairs, 13.00; Raynard. Ackert,
snow. plow, '1,157;50; EzraSettler,
.snow plow,' 896.50; Cliff Robb,
sanding,. 6.001 J. RLan.e, Unern-`.
ploy, Insurance, 1.28.• '•
J. R. Lane, Clerk.
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COLLECTOR :OF JUGS MARKS
HER 80th' BIRTHDAY
Congratulations to Miss Jose-
phine .McAllister who on March
7th celebrated her 80th (birthday;
Miss . McAllister is the daughter
'of the late :Mr, and Mrs. William
.McAllister: and was born on the
same` farm where she and . her
ibrother, David ' still reside,. on
Con 6, • West Wawaniis&h,
Miss McAllister has a famous
collection 'of ,jugs from ' various
corners of the world and enjoys.
friends' calling to see them and
telling the history •of ..each
them. Despite . her years, she Inas
an excellent :memory -and can re-
call many birth dates of people
in this distriet ,as she was ' a
nurse and worked' with Dr. Weir
over 40 years:. ago in' this' com-
munity. '
',She is a member of'Dungannon
Presbyterian Church, the W.M.S,
and the Auburn•' Vfornen's Inst
tute and . takes : a keen interest in
their ..iprograms. Many friends
and relations called to wish ,her
many' happy returns of this '80th
'birthday.: ;
T. HELENS
:The following ladies took ad-
vantage, of the short course in
Millinery held, in the Communi-
ty Hall last week, ,sponsored 1by
•the W o nn''e n's Institute: Mes-
dames Chas. MacDonald, Laura
'McNeil, Elwood iilgrboUrk Lorne
Durnin, Frank McQuillin, Earl
Durnm,; • James Curran, Allan
Miller, Wm. G. •Humphrey, Will
Rutherford, Ernest Gaunt, Lorne
Wo6ds and Ross Gammie; also
Mrs. -Wm.. • Hunter. and Mrs. Gor-
don Kirkland of Zion and Mrs.
Vernon Hunter of Lucknow. Miss
Nora Creyke of the. Department'
•of !Home Econ o rn. i e, s Was in
charge.: . •
:Keith and Mrs, -B lack
Motored `from Ottawa on Thurs-
day: and` ' on their return, they,
were accompanied .by D a v i d,
Freddie and .Gordie..
Miss Mary ;Murray and Cliff
and Donald M u rr a y and Mr.
and.. ;Mrs., John ;Cameron attend
edthe funeral of ,their • cousin,
:Mrs. Mary Robb at London:on
ion
Saturday.
'PE1/40I ; COUNCIL'' PICKS
ITP TAB Volt $9;000' pEFIC1T
I'eanbroke Town Council has
agreed to assume a ,Centennial'
'�1V'eekk .1ia'iility of $8,931,57." The
Board' was divided:on. picking •up.
the tab, but a majority, accepted
it "with reluctance but .`as a. mor
al Obligation." ;
Buy
�scally!
• Register Forms °
Carbon Snapout F011218
Gas and Oil Truck
Fornix •
Continuous ,Business
Forms '.
Counter.:.Check Books
Restaurant Pads
The
LUCK'NOW. SENTINEL
phone 35`
3 The 'I%ucknow .Cen.tennial.
showed a profit (the disposal' of
.which has not been decided up-,,
on) but Pembroke's experience
showed what .could happen. '
Many. of their activities failed tar
approach • the estimated' revenue
figure.
As well as' Underwriting, . the
deficit . the Council had made a.
$5,000 grantbefore, it was held.
.ry
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