HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-04-15, Page 6NEW IMPROVED
THE LUCXNOW SWIVEL, +, .LUCI NOW, :ONTARIO
..•..; TENTATIVE ' OK
FOR. NEW SCHOOL.
r'•
c,
.for
1 HAY • PASTURE
MIXTURE 24%.
Linccgl'n Brame • 25%
Climax Timothy 14%
Perennial RYe Grass: 12%
Kentucky 31 Fescue, 11%
D.C. Red Clover . _ 110% `r
Ladino Clover = 3%
100%.
Sow 20 lb. per acre -
Cost. $9.25 ' acre
959
•
NO 1 1.ONGR. TERM
PASTURE MIXTURE
;Venial Alfalfa •X20%.
Lincoln Biome Grass : 20%.
Climax; Tionothy. .'17%'
Kentucky 31 'Fescue 16%
Orchard Grass ` 10%
1V4eadow Fescue ' 5%;
White Dutch Clover 4%
Ladino- Clover.,4%
• Kentucky Blue ,Gass • 4%
• : 100%
Soww 24 lb. 'per acre,
Cost • $12:50 acre
SEED IS TREATED WITH 'THIRAM SF, -.75
for
• e
prevention' of seedling blights and the
control of soil borne . diseases.
Ft_
Phone 91
Lucknow
•
4-4 4 **-444.
LUc' NOW ' SNOWS.`
POPULATION GAIN
The .population of Bruce coun
- ty . increased by* 180 during the
past' year ' according. to :figures;
contained in .'the 1959 ; municipal
directory, ' issued, by the . Depart- •
.gment of 1VYunicipal• Affairs.
Z1he•
fures showed • that .,the
population now:. stands at 40,600,
compared with ` the previous
years' .'total . of <40,420.
Of the five towns in the coun-
ty four showed ' population in-
creases and one, Wiartori' re-
mained exactly- the same.; Foiir
of ::the county's nine villages had
population :decreases along' with
mine ..of: the 16 ::townships..
Soulhampton'recorded the larg-
est incxiease iris the county,, .60.
Walkerton. 'hid ' `,54,. Kincardine
25, Port ' Elgin 30 and Chesley 15:
Of /the villages 'Lucknow.' had • the
largest increase . at . 42 and Tees-
waterthe largest dectease' at' 2'
Eastnor had the largest township
decrease at 46.
Here are the.. population fig-
ures for ''the' municipalities from
the 1959 , and 1958 municipal dim
rectories: ':
Municipality
1959 1958.
'Chesley / 1,650 1,635
Kincardine
Port .;Elgin
Southampton
W.. alkerton
Wiarton
Villages
Hepworth
Lions Head
Lucknow . ...... :.963:
Mildrrnay 844
Paisley ... .,+. .....
..770
Ripley • ,... .'.A48
Tara .... .., .....4J6
Teeswater • ,.. '856
Ti'v'erton
Townships:
Athermarle 4 ' ' : • .: 699 700
Amabel; ,..1,524 .1,547
Arran F ' 1,492 1,482
Brant ..,,.......2,664 2,562
Bruce 14;358 ' 1,317
Carrick ; ' 2,393 2,407
Culross 1,716. , 1,715 '
Eastnor ,,89 9, 945
Elderslie •1,146 1,186
Greenock 1,810 .1,805
Huron 1,443, 1,466•.
Kincardine. 1,550 1,573
Kinloss-:' 1,225 1,177
Lindsay .... .. 374 3921
'iSt: Edmunds ..,.449' . , 475
Saugeen : • 982 :1,002:
Total 40,60Q 40,420
2,669. 2,644
Huron Townshfp Council met
on April 6th with all• rnemubers•
elcceiit Mr. Walden present.
Tentative approval for calling
for plans and :tenders was re-
ceived from the Department .of
Municpar. affairs• for the "Huron
West"- Public School Area's new
school.
Public .School 'inspector, W. S:
Biougham informed the Council
that it is no longer required to
have a general school levy unless
the Council desires it
I Moved by Martin Lowry, that
-we continue to levy the general
.school !rate as before.. carried.
•,Lawry -McKinnon,' , that . • we
send the Road Superintendent to
Toronto to. the ' .two -.day road
course, carried..
Martin -Lowry,` that we accept
the Petition for drainage,. from
1Reg. Campbell and Harvey Robb.
'carried, •
1VIuKinnon-Martin, ,that the fol
lowingaccounts • be paid;.
A. M. Harper, auditing .books
and. school' bookg,. $300:00; ' S. R.
Hart and. Co., cover for . roll,
14 40;;,,Registry . Office, list of
deeds, .3.06; Frank's Garage, re-,
Pairs to spray truck,' 49.61; Tele -
:1,719 1,689 phone System, ' hall phone. and
1,777 ' 1,717 tolls 12.60; high Cleland, : work
3,717 .:• 3,663 en sprayer 4,25; Eugene:, Dunlop,
...1,953 1,953 work on ''Sprayer and mileage
- 21.50; Glenn Farrell.. postage 5.00;
363. 363 Donald and 'John Blue i land for
398 405..
920;
815'1
7571
458
493
•I
883
254 .274,
GUARANTEED
TRUST. CERTIFICATE
• : issued in amounts from $100 upwards
° for 30 4 or. 5 years
• earn" 5% interest, payable half -
yearly by cheque.
• authorized investflient for all
Canadian Insurance. Companies and
trust fids.
;YOUR MONEY DOUBLES :ITSELF 1N 14 `YEARS!
:372 Bay St.,
Toronto
,BMpire 4-7495
(tr.' I.ovatt)
35.Pu'niop St.,
Barrie
PArkway-84181
(Mr. Alcorn)
•
road ' on Con ,2, 300:00; Frank`
Emerson, sheep killed, • and in-
jured; 95.00; Charles Erinertoni,,
•valuing: sheep,' .two trips,. 7.00;
Chester- , E innerton, part of sal-
ary., 35.00;. Alfred Walden; part
of : salary,. 35.00; H McKinnon;
part of; salary, 35.00; .Austin Max.
tin,' part of salary, . 35:00; Writ It.
Lowry,' part .o,,,salary, .35.00; 'Fail
Tout,`,part of. salary 100.00; 13*fox
bounties for ,March,- 65.0Q; :John
,S. MacDonald, Dare ,M hall, :26.50;'
•John'' 'Dodds, , hall ftirnaae` re-
pairs, ` 7.40; 'Village of .Ripley,
fire services''to H. Rohb's, 100.00;;
R. ,. Stephenson; . ret-iind'' of : dog
.,taX, no dog, 2.00;; FrankCowan
Co Compensation Insurance,
28.,25;• Post`. office; postage for.
Clerk, 14:00; Post Office, : Unein-
ploymen t stamps,. 3224, • •
'Road Accounts
Steve Irwin, Superintendent,
$285.15;:'Gero •don Stewart, • grader,
294.35; Hugh Cleland, winging
snow,' '191.36;' John , • Blackett;
wing 'snow, 11.20; Murray, : Wil-
son, winging snow, .16.70; Allan
Culbert, winging snow; 2.55;` Al-
lan' ''and.• ' Billy Wyld, winging
snow, 3.53; ..D. G. MacDonald,
fuel oil, .253,44; W. 1. Shantz,' dozy
-,ing Snow, 2,90.0.50; • Dominion.
Rods, repairs.' to Galeon grader,
301.49; •Roy Marshall, snow plow,,-/
ing, , 565.50 G W. ' Crothers, ,: re-
pairs to Cat. grader, 472.25; . Gor-
don E unerton,, sanding hill, 7.56;
W. L.. Ballentine .Co. repairs to
Galeon grader, 558.56; Imperial
oil, 155.60; • Canadian National,
express, 1.25; Hugh Mason, linin.-'
giber 18.00; Morford.:.1VIaoKay,
Plate, 7.20; Graham Cook, &'zing:
snow, 2,636.32; Ross Sh}ells, ` salt,
6:50; Keith Carter, 'snow plowing,
9.00;* Ray Warden, snow plowing,
9.00; Carl, Wilken, ' sanding • hill,
6.00;. Howard Hodge, repairs to,
grader's, 251:90; ' • Coiling Bros.
snow plowing, 833.00; Lorne
Brown, sanding hull, 15.00; Steve,
Irwin, telephone tolls, 16.35;
Frank Cowan; Road' Camp.. In-
surance, ,171.50;-, Allan Culbert,
snow 'blowing, 25.00: • ' "` •
Moved by Martin -Lowry, that
we do rioW .adjourn to meet again'
on May ' 4,' •at the • usual time and
place.' (.
Earl Tout, Clerk.
•
WEDNESDAY: AMP. 14ti:'19459
T. HELENS
Miss' W. D. Rutherford, was
hostess on Thursday for the
Easter Thankoffering• of the W.-
.M.S. There
.-:M.S...There •were sixteen ladies
present and the theme of . the
.`'worship service, conducted by
Miss . Rutherford, the vke-pre-
sident, 'was "The 'Grace of our
Lord. Jesus Christ.', Mrs. G. Mac-
Pherson read the Scripture
son 'and' Mrs. Charles McDonald
the ineditation, Mrs. W. A. Mil -
Some people say they just
, haven't time togo to the Bank.,
If you are one of these,. you need
the streamlined B of M
banking -by -mail system, '
You can get full details,
without obligation, ,at your :
nearest B of M branch, Why
not call in or write today?
?•%
MY BANK'
102NNfiON(I NW ,
..;,.;•,.,... w w4x•rti;C:h �•4yaic.^'.,v�. y .•' Za.uroi
AN I-'BY=.IV'I�IA:I L
Nothingcould''be simpler
The - B of M's mail deposit form. - made of `no
carbon -required paper. eliminates • the need for
repetitive :wr'iting or messy carbons
You ,make out only, one . deposit slip Presto, there's a
second copy which comes back, from the Bankas your, re-
ceipt...
e
ceip t.... and a third copywhich you keep for .your.records.'.
:We supply a: pre -addressed. ' envelope...with Out' form
which you can use :for your
next deposit. It,comes back.
to' you by 'return. mail with•
your'receipted deposit slip.•
14.5 the
leseasy. to save when you
bank by mail at "MY' BANK"''
Ask for; one .of our48ank.
ing-by-mail folders. It
-can
save•you time, trouble
andshoe=leather.
ANK .OF MONTREAL
eawdita idZ4t Susi
L lt:know Branch: • MILTON RAYNER; Manager
WORKING WITH 'CANADIANS IN 'EVERY .WALK. OF LIFE SINCE 1817
�ws
'ler read an article ,by Rev:. T. G.
'Russet, "A ,Grave :In .A Gard-
en.? The treasurer's. report show-
,ed $30.00 had been sent to the
Presbyterial .Treasurer. The roll
-call showed 18 home visits, and •
one hospital call on the. sick or
Shift -ins. .' The topic ' from `Con-
Berns iot 'a Continent' on Mexico
was well taken by • Mrs.• T. ' J..
• Todd,,
,Mrs. T. J. Todd presided for.
the meeting .ofi•the W.A. ' The
theme' of which was, "By • thin
shall all men know Love your
neighbour.".',Mrs. 'C. "MacDonald
• read • the scripture lesson •and
Mrs. E. • W. 'Rice the ''lesson
thoughts. :The treasurer reported'
$143.90 on Mand and the follow-
ing 'oorrimittee was appointed- to
plan ways of raising funds, Miss,
Neil, Mrs. L..Durnin, Mrs:. T. 'J.
Todd; Mrs. MacPherson and Mrs.
W. G. Humphrey. .
A .quilting' was,. planned .for
;Thursday, April 16th. A pleasant
social hour with .lunch by Mrs.
J. Cameron and;. Mrs, McNeil
followed.
Mr. and Mrs.- Lorne 'Woods
were, week end visitors with .Mrs.,
R ' 'Woods in • Kitchener. They
were accompanied home by. Miss
Donna Woods, student' 'nurse 'at
the' Kitchener -Waterloo Hospital,
who is on a. months vacation.
Miss. Jewel Reed of Dungannon'
was the : week -end guest of Miss,
Gladys 'M+cDonald.
1 he Lucknow Sentinel has in
stock at all • times counter check
books and adding machine rolls;
W. D. Rutherford, Mrs. L. Mc- phone 35 Lucknow., •
MONUMENTS_
For sound counsel and a fair price on a monument
correctly designed from quality Material,
• rely. on
SKELTON: MEMORIALS
Pat O'Hagan, •.Prop. '
Established Quer. Sixty Years
Walkertpn Phone 638-w Ontario