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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1958-11-26, Page 10PAGE ¶'EN VVED NOV 26'1, DAY. N QNTABIO ..... THE LUCKNOW ;SDNTINEL, LUC►KNOW, .. , pper Canada BibIe ociet LA7cKvow and DISTRICT •' Annual, Campaign., , :Rev,F. B. Keys, Toronto SERVICES: 1 1 00' a.m.—Lucknow Presbyterian ; Church 1.15 P.m.—South KKinloss Presbyterian Church, Chu. rch,.: • 3.00 p.m.—Ashfield United- Church, Hacketts: 840 p.m.—United' Church; Lucknow,' Public meeting: Coloured, .Film, "The' Living Word in .Japan." Give To The Bible Society. Through.' Your—Church ' KrNLO§S NOMIN :TION (Continued: from page >l Elliott said. Reeve . Speaks, Reeve Harold. Percy was ,the, first speaker called; on, Mr. Percy outlined the work of the town- ship 'briefly and dealt primarily, with county work. Reeve, Percy said, :"We've spent a lot of Inoney: this year, too, much Money,, with the increasing demands We don't know where it will stop". In: speaking of the ouxnty, ti? , ork '. he described work done on ,the 8th •concession .road .and 'also a bridge on the . Huron Kinloss boundary. Asa member of the Bruce Mus- eu m committee, Harold was re- sponsible for having the:log house• on. the: "8th of Kinloss- moved to Southampton ' Other work on the museum committee proved . to be very, interesting ',and time con- sunning. Reeve Percy was chair man of the a county home commi-. . ttee and following . ;the death .of the farni' manager. at . the home it was decided to . sell off . the stock and equipment. The. task .of. building a new wing to, the home presently. confronts . the county. Harold and his committee drove. hundreds of miles all . over Ont ario inspecting other homes be- fore definit plans could. be made.. in Bruce.'.,This was hone at the request of the 'Ontario Govern= ment. Finalized plans will be pre sented at, the •January, 1959; les sign,; and if satisfactory tenders, will be. called immediately. Pre- sent.. .plans 'call for a '.ninety :bed. wing to . ,house -> chronic' and bed.- (EINLOUGH NEWSI ' care patients ., >Etear Council <, Mrs. Ilarvey Hodgins • is a pat - Councillor Wallace Conn out-: lent • in Wingham Hospital : fo11- lined thethe owing• an :accident which. occur h,ilish'ave .ROTARY PUSHBUTTON SPEEDSHAVER Regal, ` ar Price $29.95 .Each •. NOW ON SALE AT 19.95 . each:, ;c. hm id r oor ': Lumb ►d ardware Now Is The Time To Fix Those BARN and GARAGE .DOORS Before The Winter , Storms Come. We have a supply of, .. BARNCKETS DOOR, TRACK, TROLLEYS- and BRA also — . TONGUE' and GROOVE 'LUMBER FOR , DOORS: FRESH CEMENT ALWAYS IN STOCK ' EATDER�O' LUMBER ipo. pHONE 150, LYICINOW' 1958 now rr YOUR.; BARGAIN` •. FOO ,:..D DL , BUTTER, CANADA lat Grade 4 " special' . Bargain .pound, Stock � ups p PORK and. BEANS,; large: 20 'oz. Tip, Top ' brand.. Save 12c ... , R CHEERY •MORN COFFEE '' ound. Low .special, pound Freshly � gr PEAS: "SQUARE . DEAL" i st" std.' 15 'o2.' also ,Sun-Ble COOKIE DEAL SAVE`' 1.7c. , Any 29c Pkg., your . choice.. ►e� ;ins 99c '$•.'.$1. CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HEAD DQUARTERSt. . CSR � ; dies Raisins Peels •; Mixed Nuts, � - � _.� and all . your baking requirements: Values Rffective Noveanber 27, 28, 29 WESTON'S , BREAD W C Sell For a.�.. . Phone .119, Lucknow We Sell For Less . Always Fresh LADY. 1N'JU:RED 1N TRACTOR • MISHAP road • program in e red on Friday when she was as- . ,silting with. towing a car wit .the tractor,` which 'overturned. She was 'pinned by it causing ':.in- jury to 'her leg and she 'also re- ceived a broken nose and other facial injuries and severe shock. Her many friends., hope for a steady improvement The ; Upper Canada Bible Soc- iety meeting was held in the Presbyterian church on Monday evening with John Emerson pre - tiding. Rev. James A. Palmer read., the scripture and also spoke •,briefly.;' The Rev. .B.'L. Walden who was the representative ad- dressed the meeting and • showed, a splendid film Rey. Benson Cox township. Four. bridges were•built in the last ' year. .Considerable ',gravel was, applied but gravelling had 'to be: curtailed because 'of. the finances. • No ditches ,were. undertaken -in the 'past year ex-. Cept work on a portion a the Rintoul . drain at Whitechurch.. Mr. Conn predicted three possible ditches for the council of next terns ' • Eugene Conley outlined the purchase of a tractor and mower from the county, forweed cutting. it appears' to. be ' doing a satis- factory join. Stewart MacDonald expresses • 'his intentions of ' withdrawing from council. this year but said• that in view of the circumstances :he would .serve for another year. Edbur t Bushell, a ,councillor of only a few weeks, . was, : unable, to report for the township but ex- pressed his pleasure On . the op- portunity of serving on the board. ' • Township treasurer, Frank Thompson; .outlined the financial. .statement of the. township. :Gordon Wall, . tax .collector, re- quested.' that- the ratepayers try to have their' taxes: paid: by ' the deadline.' He said,"the' township isn't. a • • banking institution, : and 1 it'•. would be more convenient if taxes were paid on. time":- He in ferred that'the . money could . be borrowed from; 'other. sources, if secessary, cheaper than the town- hip . can. carry you: ' Hear School Reps Allister ,Hughes, Kinloss Rep-, resentative to the Lucknow: `Dis trict + High . School Board stated that 65c of 'every tax dollar went towards educational purposes: "It costs $40.00 per ,month per pupil in secondary schools", Mr..'Hughes stated. Expenses at L.D:HLS.. from, November, 1957,.• to November.,, 1958, !were over .$62,000, $33,000 of ` this was for teachers' salaries and ,.' $17,000 for transportation.` The remaining .$11,000 Was left to run everything' else. Mr. Hughes stated that in 1951 teachers' sal- aries Were $14,000 and' today they. 'have more than doubled.. `'If the Federation have their way, 'next year they will be $40,000", . the speaker commented. ' Ja'nlieson Pettapiece, . Kinloss representative to the Winghan District High SehooiBoard stated that -their . mill rate was down to> eight mills this year bait foresaw another increase with the pro - 'posed posed addition td the school: , The new, school was 'built 'four years' ago"io accomodate 550: Presently there are 608 students attending, 640 forecast .for next ' year, • and. 700 for two years' froth now. The' "move=of the Winghar i'board Will. expressed . appreciation to Rev. Walden; as he had visited Japan .a few years ago." and ` the film brought °. back • many ; familiar: scenes to'him Misses Erlmai and ,Sandra '`Percy favored with a' duet and<four Kinloss ,girls sang. The officers, - ' and canvassers 'are as follows: pies., John Em- erson;sec:, Miss .May : Boyle; treas., Ken Hodgins;',canvassers for Kinloss district, ' Katherine. 'Hewitt and Elan a Hodgins;. Base. Line, Mrs, eery Bushell, Mrs. Torn McDonald; .<.'Kinlough, Mrs. Harold Haldenby` ; Mrs. Walter Breckles; Con. 12, east, Mrs: Jack •Hodgins,, Mrs, Ezra.Stanley Con. 12 , west and Boundary, Mrs. Howard ThompsOri, Miss Frances ,,Scott;. Con 10, • Mrs..' Frank 'Thompson, pson, Mrs.. Roy. Graham; Con. '.8, Mrs: Cliff Johnston, 'Mss. Mac'Bushell. have to be the building of an addition to the school. • The meeting requested' a • corn- parison Of the attendance at the Lucknow : and Wingham schools. Lucknow. have 180. registered while Wingham's attendance is Honored On Golden Wedding The. H.W.T.: held a successful bazaar 'and variety:program on. Friday evening. Frank Maulden was chairman and gave a .few fitting remarks. prior .to 'the fol- lowing numberst duet,. Karen :Carruthers and June Ackert; tap dancing, Wendy and'. Joan: Mac- Kenzie, Lucknow; solo, Sandra Percy; reading, May Boyle; 'vio- lin music,. Mark Johnston; .solos; Wingham spent $104,000 for teachers' salaries, and $52,000 for transportation.: . Clerk j. R. Lane compared, -the early days of his clerkship, when $7,000 'was °spent on ,Kinloss roads,. to present day. when . $54,000 is' not enough Mr,' Lane; stated, "if We demand so:. much gym' the 'township; we must be :r'n►illirig to pay ' it:" Considerable discussion cen- tured '"around the payment for fences when. new roads are being constructed. ' . One ratepayer ex- pressed his displeasure, with the destruction & damaging of*mail' boxes during the winter snow plowing. . Otherscalled on were Farish Moffat, ;William Irwin, and. Don Thompson... One ratepayer ques- tioned council as to the reason a neighboring, township could get •their ;gravel contract > at -'63c .per yard while 'Kinloss. was paying. 75c•. Ts the:weed spraying success- ful?, 'said uccess-ful?,•`'said one. of ' those present.,. Would we .not."' be better ',tit,. do half , as much and do it thorough-, 1 ? '.Nominations received were', y� . Mrs. Jack. Hewitt, :Miss Marilyn Thacker; piano duet, Mrs..'Wnl, Graham. and Miss Olive Graham Ripley. Accompanists were, Mrs Jack Hewitt, Miss 'Sharon' Bann' erman, Mrs. Ross Cumming, Miisi Edna. Boyle, Mrs. Harvey ;Hous, ton. .At this thine Mr. and Mrs Ernest Ackert were' ,honored`. of the occasion of their golden wed ding anniversary. "Mrs.: Wm Eadie read an address on behal Of the Holyrood School Sectior Mrs., ,Howard Harris '.and ' Mr: Mark Johnston made "the presen tatiori "of a coffee, table, a firm latnp and :magazine rack and all received 'corsages. On behalf the Women's 'Institute, Mrs; 'Jri Hodgins, extended cpngratula ions and ;Mins.• Thos: Harris mad the presentation .of a .'carafe. unique ' feature- was that ' Mr ,Ackert, . Mrs.,,• Hodgins and Mx' Harris are ;the three " life mem) ors of the J : V.I. Mr. Acke made a fitting' reply. All join( in singing "For They Are J61 Good Fellows"' arid' HaPPy Aniversary. Mrs. Harvey Hodgins . a1 Kenneth motored to Peterbo otugh on !Tuesday to visit ‘vi Glen Hodgins ' who,,received: t juries • in a car accident' .on 1 return trip after attending 4. funeral •of . his aunt,the late M Ezra Sider. Mr." and 'M rs Karl Boyle London ;spent the' week=end tv relttiveS. Mrs. Bob !Moore : and babe Loddon spent a, fewdays •' io her' parents, Mr'r •and' Mrs. Fr ,Johnston:, Reeve 'Harold .Percyby Lloy,d Irwin and Jack. Barra. ' Council V1ta11ace Conic by Jamieson Pet- taps a and Farish Moffat. Eugene Conley by Robert Orr and Wesley Young. , . Eugene Conley by Jamieson Pettaetece and Wallace Conn. Sten/watt MacDonald by Mark Johnston and Lloyd Moffat, Edburt $ushelt by Frank:` Maul- demand Farish Moffat.