HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-05-20, Page 13WEDNESDAY, MAY 20th, 1959
KINLOUGH
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TifE LUCKNOW . SENTIAtIA, :L'IICKNOW, ' ONTARIO
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..:THIRTEEN
(Intended for Last Week)
Mrs. Sam Farmer. ' and ' Mrs.
•Orville Elliott were hostesses for
the Holyrood Women's Institute
or the .May meeting which Was
held in Holyrood hall, Mrs.. Frank
Maulden• presided. -The roll call.
was responded to by telling. what
,each member .wasiWearing which
was Canadian manufactured.
It was decided to" purchase .a
•commemorative stamp for , ' the
Tweedmuir. History Book; Fin-
al plans were madefor the gal'
fodl tea :to be held this week in
aid ` of the Cancer Society.
Delegates named' to the District
Annual, meeting) to be held at
Ripley are, Mrs.. Frank ' Maulden,‘
ray, Mrs, Roy •Graham. Alter -
M_:
rs..Alex'Percy, Mrs. 1'. A. Mur-,.
nate; Mrs. Stuart. MacDonald,,.
Mrs, Raynard Ackert will 'be the
commentator for the parade °of
hand made hats which the mem-
ber's . had. made at the short
course in; Millinery earlier this.
year, . " • •.
The South. Bruce District • By-
laws were discussed and also..one
by-law revised in our own, or-
.'anization.. In case of bereave-
ment of . a member .or her, hus-.
band the W.T. will have flowers
sent to the home to. the value of
$8.00, Each rnember'was asked to
bring' a gift, to the Daffodil. Tea
for Mrs., William Kempyn, whose
hoi ne ' was destroyed by fire at
Ilam Lake- recently, 1VIrs. Sain
Farmer gave the topic on "Tea"
and then presented, each lady.
with a tea'' sample. and •Mrs. Jack,
•Hewitt sang Tea for two.' Mrs.
Jack '4ckert gave the Motto "The
4 ; C's." -Character, Courage,
Cheerfulness and Co -Operation,
Masses June Ackert and Karen
Carruthers favoured with a vo-
cal duet, Refreshments were ser-
ved and, a pleasant social ,time
enjoyed.. .
Mr. Walter Breckles,. Mr.' and
Mrs. Harold Haldenby and fad
ily visited Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Arthur BreckleS, Lucknow.
Mr. ' and Mrs.Roy Schneller
and family spent ;Sunday with.
Kitchener relatives.
The ' first meeting of :the Riv-
ersdale and .Kinloss Beef' ' Club
was 'held at Kinloss School with
13 members. present. The 4-11
pledge was 'repeated., The next
meeting is on the .first of June'..
Elmer Weiss,, the leader "conduct-
ed the meeting.
. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hewitt and
family, Mr,. and Mrs. Geo. Gra-
.halm spent Sunday with • other
HURON GRADER
OPERATOR NAMED
ED
' Huron Township,. Council 'met
on. May 4th, with all members
present,
The Tax Collector, Glenn Far -
members of their family at: a
Birthday party at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hewitt for
their mother, Mrs, Catharine He
witt who observed 86th birthday
party on Friday, May 8th.
Miss Beverley Stanley of Kit-
chener spent; the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs.• Ezra ' Stanley.
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Mr.. Nat Vaters- ,and his Moth-
er of. Johns Newfoundland,
Miss , .S a Fyfield, Miss Grace
Burton, `r, , •Jixn • Atter, visited
with Mrs
Harvey: Hodgins, Glen
r`zd
with,
Kenneth. •
These last ten years, beyond all comparison, have witnessed
the greatest development in the history of our province.
In these ten years, Ontario's advances in the development
of resources; business expansion and human betterment.
have been unsurpassed anywhere.
The dynamic economic creed of the Government ' of
Premier Leslie Frost has been -and continues to .be
MORE PEOPLE, MORE INDUSTRY, : MORE JO ; : ORE WAGES,,,
MORE OPPORTUNITY, and from these MORE ODUCTIVITY
AND REVENUE TO 'DO THE JOB,
Great '0s• Ontario's ;progress has been, under wise ' and
sound Progressive Conservative policies, even' greater
progress lies ahead.
RURAL
ELECTRIF.ICTION
90% of Ontario's farmers now
have power. Provincial grants
totalling- $100 million: have
increased rural power custom-
ers from 220,000 to 473,000
•in ten.years.
:. HIGHWAYS
In ten years, Ontario's invest-
ment in our vast provincial
highway' system has risen from
$ SiIlion too $238 million a
year.: Road grants :for the
improvement 6f municipal roads
are up from $15; million to
`$61 million a year:
'AGRICULTURE
Farm cash inco"ine in Qntario
reached. an all-time high last
year., Great strides forward have
been made•in the orderly .mar
keting of farnilproducts.
Price supports are a reality..
MUNICIPAL AID
,4P -C Government policies have
lightened: the burden on every
municipal taxpayer. Provincial
aid has increased from $82
million to $310 million annually
ten
yam.
HUMAN BETTERMENT
Ontario's advances'.in helalth,
education. and welfare are
unequalled. Investizieilt in human
betterment has risen from $104
million to $3291 million a year—
• about half of Ontario's total.
revenues. Personal income has
risen much' faster than living cost.
HOUSING
Vigorous government action4ias
abated the acute housingshortage.
In 10 years, 425,000 new dwelling
units have been completed, a
rd without .equal on this
iccrfitinent. 1958.saw an all-time
high. of 64,000 completions.,'
Even Greater PsogressLiQs Ahead
JUNE it -VOTE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE
Published ,by the Progressive,Conseri,ative Association of Ontario.
rel, returned the tax roll for 1958
shooing taxes unpaid of $5,862,.
60,
Moved by
Lowry -Martin, that:
we accept the - tax roll as .re-
turned. •
MacKinnon, -Martin, that we
have our solicitor prepare .a.
building By -Law and .get build-
ing permits. .
Lowry -Walden, that we ap-
prove of a plan for sub -divisions
presented by Lorne Brown and
ask the ,Department of Planning.
to consider it.
Grader operator, Gordon Ste--
wart
te-wart informed • the Council that •
he .was going into. business of
his own and would not be a'aiI...
able any longer. The council
then appointed Ernest Walden
as grader operator at one dollar
per hoixr.. .
MacKinnon -Walden, that the:,
following accounts be paid; Ivan
Pollock, care .of Cemetery; :$118.-;
80; Morfox'd MacKay, sprayer re
pairs, 12.00; R. H. Martyn; pre
paring 'deed, and • registration,.'
17.10; . Thompson Nursing Home,,
'Indigent. care, 100.00; Joh(ri IS..•
MacDonald, care cif hall, 4.00; •
Keri MaoKay, sprayer repairs,
15.15; :Hugh Cleland, warble fly
'sprayer, .157'25 Eugene Dunlop,,
warble fly Inspector, 204.75; Glen.
Farrell,. collecting. tax' :arrears„
30.65; 'William Farrell, .-sheep kil-
led by dogs, 30.00; Charles Erri-
rnert.on, . valueing • sheep, ' 3.50;:
H. Hagedorn, ' sprayer- repairs,
20.55; Dr, J. A. MacDonald;•school.
dental services, • 595.00; Hugh"
Cameron, mileage to assessors"
meeting, • 12.00; Town of . Kincar•-
dine, High School debenture.
1;190.00;; `Municipal • World,: sup-
plies, 3.52; 11 fox bounties. . for
April, 55:00; Wesley 'Smith, bull-
dozing" at : dump,. ,8.00; , Post Of-
fice; unemployment staiiips, 10.-
40.
:Road Accounts
Steve Irwin,' '..Superintendent,:
$342.20; Gordon: Stewart, •grader:'
operator,/ 271.15;.' 34 men at .snow
fence, -173.35; ' Imperial Oil,. oil... '
and grease, 324:05 C.N.R. freight;
1.90; . W„ L Shantz, .bulldozing,'
280.00; :Morford MacKay,. • grader
repairs, • 132:15;:., Win.. McLean,.
hauling gravel, .14.25; ` Ken Mac-
"Kay;` prestone,..3:50; Franks. Gar-.
age, grader; repairs, • 2.60; Graham
Cook,. snow ploughing, 155.00;
Elsner Courtney, belt and bolts,.
15.86; Ripley Hydro,•..shed; ^ 2.73;
. McLaughlans Garage,' .: radiator
repair, 1.50'; George Crothersr
grader repairs, 107.26; Ontario
Culvert and •Metareo., new
verts 1.,249:88; Walden Brothers;
.snow' ploughing, 198:50;; D. G.
MacDonald, :grease, 21.00; How-
ard:
ow ard' Hodge,• grader repairs, 100
95; Steve. Irwin, school for road
Superintendents, 26.00; • Work
mens Compensation, . insurance,
19.92. '
,Council adjourned - to meet on
• June 1, .1959, 'Earl Tout, Clerk:
INSURE BOILER
AT HIGH` SCHOOL
At' the May rating ofd, the.
Lueknow District. HighSchool
Board, a broad coverage $25;000'
boiler insurance policy was tak
en out, which includes 'repairs
and replacement,
Permission .was granted for use
of the .School auditorium. , for the
Bruce ebistrict Institute'.. rally in
'Ally; for the Home
Economics
class fashion show and variety
program on May 27th, /and, •for a •
variety program;by the pupils
of • the Ashfield School Area.
According to bepartment re-
quirernents the Board advertised
for the staff positions of .those
teaching on 'letter of permit.
The . band and , ,cadet grant of.
4184.00 was received, as well as..
the Provincial Government's ini-
tial grant of $25,000. f
Board • xrneetings will4 start at:,
8:30 during :the .period of days
light saving timer '
The Board was informed that
the bank interest rate • on loans
is increased ' 1 percent to 5x i %.
Beautification of the :school
grounds was discussed' .and:; ac-
• tion in this regard left with'the
Cornmittee..Incidentdily, a vast
improvement .has been achieved
by the seeding of area nbrth of
the' stream that flows: in,front of
the sehoob