The Lucknow Sentinel, 1957-11-27, Page 3•
W DNESPN, NOu. MO* '1957
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THE LUCKNOWSENTIIV LR• `LITCKNOW QNT4iUO "
WAGE' TUB]
•lit POW.
Presbyterian Church'
Rev, Wallace 1V1.00.04111,
-Minister
S1/1NOAZi, DECEMBER 1st'
�` 10,40 a.m. Sunlda3 Sclhloal..
Morning��.
Dungan.
7,00,p,rn .Evening Worship.
. ELECTION IN •,KINGOSS,
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.: LUCK N •
t41TE CHU.RC
, Minister. .
Rev.. G A, Meiklejolin,
BA;'B:D.
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NI)AY. DECEMBERlst- '
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Tice. Speaker: Irvine Wolfe
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candidate for the Ministry !i
Church .Scho
Dec, 16th. �ch ol
Christmas. Night.' , I
(Continued from page 11• candidate ithe, , I
fled or too disgusted to come to 1 ection. n
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the meeting'=, He, said that he' • Council Members Spec;
realisedd that expenses 'were high ;Councillor • Elliott Carruthers.
but wecould not ,ezupe'ct ow
saw nothing pressing in the road
a'
taxes in' this day and age ' 'work coming up and thought
Pteeve Harald Percy addressed
the 'Township ratepayers .on the,
work of County, Council. He lat-
er returned to the platform, to
Outline some' of the. Township.
Reins 'that had 'been over looked.
He:•spoke of the north. Durham
Mad finally, being taken. over by
,the Pr'ovince with' ' agreement
that they pay $104,400,'"With the
+County .',to :do 'the. ;work. Four.
lawsuits are presently in ' •pro -
there was a, possibility. of tower
mg the future ' taxes.' He paid
tribute 1 01" the three. 'very cap-
able ,'Men running for 'Reeve and
expressed his. desire to remain.
on Council.
Councillor •Wallace ,Conn: des-
cribed' the . three Reeveship . 'can-
didates, as "three r'eal gentlemen'
to deal with",. He referred, to
the bridge • built on ' the Second
Concession= east of South Kinloss
;Church as being needed • for.
gcess with. farmers who are not many years. He. felt that ' there •
satisfied with the price they are are many."• other .bridges •in ' the
• Townshi that are;in 'need of
getting for their land with the P
repair., After mentioning • a tour
road being, . widened.
f he :had enjoyed and : benefitted r
,v' Mr. Percy spoke of the County 'from. with, the Saugeen. Valley.•
liorne of which committee he is Coilservatiori Authority,. . he ex-'
chairman: He • reported a water: pressed his desire to remain in
softener put' in the borne, at a •;Council. '
cost ..of $2,000 on the understand ,Coun.cillor Farish Moffat, •re
ing that it
will' be taken. • back' in erred:to the fact that• many did.
oney, ear if it does not do a suf= not realize.. the cost of the road
ficient job..•"F"u.ture Councils. will
•have to •decide ,on• a new 'County, in an. en .t ousa d dollars" to
Home or "considerable• repairs ton e. d ten h . n
build._ the Second Con;bridge,"
the --old one", Mr Percy .said. ,.: .
„M offat -said. He hoped 'that
building'
is ia
1 the n
Pi wentu i
b,
Yg
Would, taken t he.
steps woul be ,to
state -of poor repair deer:season' for several':,y ,'rs
felt that 'with' the present de-
mantis of the ;public, in: regard, to
k
:Mr. and'
son Finlay;6 gw •sm
oe• 'areas a lifetime to collect
rs.Finla.y4�ook and
f, Collin ood ',spent.
the week rencr at the ':home of such `;: a. • fine :display: Mr. Percy
lathes' and.,11'ien's Wear ' •••••-t
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� JACKETS AND �A• • TtilO'i1SER .., S ! ,.
ti " • Choose from large selection ` for• sport or 'leisure wear
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New .materials and shades for Dad, Grandpa and Son. ,
1SHIRTSry
' Ter leve, Tricot, Drip Dry; :Cotton, Wooline.tta, 'Fiet.te'«►
and assorted work styles::11
SOX, '& TIES' ”— HANDKERCHIEFS . tig
Matching • sets, initialled. and plain 'linen handkerchiefs,'
' • colorful array In .;wool and stretchies' for men in the .11.
house. Priced from: ...........:$1.00 ..to $2.00 i •
Fashion "Millinery
ro ram 'today:' ."It cost •between .
peeve Percy . was ,on the com-.
inittee of . the' Bruce County
:Museum 'and did :considerable' to ,,better, road's ,'for.school
further the ;gravethf the m"us= n busses and tractors, he: could not •
cum during the .past .•year. , He:''see how. taxes can• 'be dropped to..
'n•wi m.yae.:.thln• a.
Said'that 600 new to any great extent He felt .that
R(1f1Pd'' f11rr D , `the ear, and that . ny C[1A'ds were in' nee_d_b -
city 'officials' are'',amazed at:`the pair.' and, that a ,'gr, <dual program
contents of ''this museum in four., would have to, bea opted:.Mrr.
ears' Operation. One, official ;Moffat' sad 'that he `ha ,been -a
Y P•.. ,: t sr.. �,..
commented .'that it would take councillor long enough and with'
no disrespect; to • 'the...: others it
Albert ...Cook 'and, With . other
friends: •
'Mrs... 'Stanley'-Malloug'h ' .is 'a
patient. ,..at;'Kincardine Hospital'.
at .'resent. -
Mrs, Philip Stewart ;has:, been
visiting for the ' past month' . in
Montreal with Mr. ad. Mrs. Al-
• lan Stewart. . j
Mr: and Mrs. 'George 'Smith' of
'.:Belleville and Mr., and Mrs 'Tom
McPhee of •'Aubtirn •were visitors
last,: week with. their cousin, Mrs.'
Margaret Sproul: .
spoke of the log ;house' purchased
from 'Floyd Moffat on the. 8th
Concession:of Kinloss: The house
will be ,moved to', -Southampton
and' set : up depictingearly piorn,=
was ':• t e' :to:either '"get up or
a im g .
get out
Councillor P;; A. .Murray To,
ported that 14,560 yards of crush-
ed gravel and 13,450 yards .' of pit.
Township roads this : year. ` He:
spoke- of the .Coun'cil's pride , in
their road work and felt that
Kinloss ,had :township roads sec
ond• to .none- "The time has come•l
when we are going to have. to.
cut ,down wn. ` spending",, Mr, Mur-
ray str'
.said• • He'' felt that construc-
tion
uc-
tion work could be cut down a
\little in the next few:' years In:
rcfci ing to aises--in, pay tgiy
this. past ''year' to 'some county
employees, he • said 'that .he felt•
some of these were n. ;ot,, j ustified
-Mr; Murray `sttated definitely -that
he ,.would contest the. ReeveshiP,
tear r in the'Meeting^offered •
todrop .bark to• Councilwhen
it looked that the Council .Board
could not be filled, He said " that
while. not a.' native , of ,Kinloss he
Mr andMrs;• R.•A.:'Thotripspra
John of Windsor were week.:
end visitors' at,the home of .Mrs.
R. HA Thompson:
•
Mrs'-P-11r:'"JQhnston'.,has •'been.
visiting, in Toronto with Mr and
Mrs, Donald Joh'iriston; .
Miss • Betty Miller .has resum
,ed her duties at the Bank - of
Montreal branch in Kitchener;:
after. holida '
In. ref,erring.' to Township af-
fairs, .the. Reeve ,mentioned: that
Kinloss 'had fifteen indigent'
patients With six having' :died
through' the year: This;'amounted:
to:.'a•'cost of $4:,675 .of. which:..the•
Township :'pay=s; $2;337. `.:`The din
a,i m,,...
�di..,g er>:t`•sitiaation is a . pi`oiile
Mr Percy said, with Kinloss be.
;ing':a leader •in .this• very, costly
'BORN
MaWLENNA.N. at Toronto
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eial.Iospitzl on Sunda',/-: ow-
ember
7 24th, -19:57, : to -Mr: and-
Mrs. • Ross :MacLennan (Shirley
-Johnston) -a on.;--a--brothe
ir--or
Billy:: -
BORN
= in`:' Montreal, t on
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a Noverab • r ' 14th 1957,,
her parents, .Mr. arid :Wird. Frank to Mr. and'Mrs. Allan Ste'Wat
Miller. a daughter. •
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PYJIAS•..
Fathei and Son • flannelette. and •broadcloth, Many styles"
and all' sizes. -
UNDERWEAR
71- and 95. •-Shorts,Vests, Combmrrations',
GIF'T "BAR
Belts, Caps, Hats, Garters, 'Braces.; Jewellery,
' Wallets,,'Blazers, ;,Coats, Gloves
aivb i n 3t ittpieentiv eoii wtiteniviretthr Item 'up
W:EA�TERS • & SKIR'I:S.:..:.
Large* assortment in all sizes Children, Misses, Wo
nnen•'New colors. and styles`"in pullovers and cardigans
for matching sets. b «''
GFT -BAR_
Gloves .Jeweller. , •Hosii"ye y
,Handkerc>liefs,, . ►. Rag... � ... y „ . .
:Underwear, •G
Slips, owns, Scarves, :Blouses, Blankets,.•
Bedding, Spreads; Hats, :Caps, ,Snuggies;. Stoles.,
DRESSES' .
• espy new. styles br warm wools -are here for
ris mas;
.:.COATS&,',JACKETS..:..
are:' .her's fora. o-velyygift
t HOUSECOATS .•
cosy .,and: warm,. light and ''needed •
LINGERIE ...'
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,Slips in nylon,. cotton, --tricot and crepe, lacy, and .dainty,.
plain and tailored. Large assortment in''Panties,,;Gowns,'•
Pyjamas.
GIFT CERTIFICATES
a olOri :ve li ti i voli fi n n n ii rwii ii0, 1140 .1i;17
os><t holds • -arc .�tt��on
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4 . •, •. • .. rt„. ,• ,5. .sr .• - .. ,e, .• . •• 4 .r
expressed tiie same opinion as
_Elliott.
a,, spin rn
t Road Superintendent : Willis
there and if elee'ted it : would. r outlined . construction
be his •, aim' to cut the taxes if .Maclnty e
possible., ' ( work • •a n• d , Treasurer Frank
What About --Assessment'► i ure . of the; Township. • .
M a 1 c o 1 m' Zane; questioned .� ;
,mrzi +r ion/Oaatn,r0t ern,. n '" a atiV4 rr halt. aa*Ptiari t
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' SLIPPERS FOR THE -WHOLE FAMILY` ;:',
t -'C -m1 D(_ - , .......::, ..A• ..-. $444.9_46,424G54,
RFN S SLIPPEli1S=ffrom -�.A - -�v.
. WOMEN'S MOCCASI1NiS--'Foam .treds •and lined 1
b • Slippers, from , M1 .„... •1 :,.Y✓.:.ry ..,,...• . $1.50 to $4.95 i
1 Thompson :gave. a financial•
plc
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Hear sigh Scbooll Reps•
Council about the assessment re;
'Allister
Hughes; ';.'Kinloss rep
duction and who was getting the
resentative to the (Lucknow Dis
advantage -of.who
$'i,000 drop on
�rtrict ' `High School., 'Board, and
the whole Township: Councillor , A
Murray „Said' that • the reduction t Jamieson Pettapiece represenia-
only affected"; certain property
*and apparently •theLane prop-.
erty. ' had not: been. one of these.
"I pay $324 tapes, on .100, acres'',
"Mr. Lane •,-said,•: `Rand I • feel, that,
'the `reduction .should be. spread
..evenly o'er the -Whole town -
tive to•the Winghain Board, both
spoke briefly: "
teachers':—salaries— and trans-•
portation of which the Board
n'ts for
have little. control accou
about 75 percent •'Of the money
raised 'for school purposes The
. „ 'other 25 Ike rcerit- is:- all---th-e= Boa d
ship have to work -with. This was
' • Drains Again
' mate, '30 •rnun:- 'Mentioned by• Both members,
V�ith approxi • y
•
cipal. drains' in the Township' of The Luckno'w member was
oss this question s • fre- questioned as, to )why ,students
i Kinl
it tenuous one at
nomination meetings:, Consider- Luckrrow bus while other
..ion surrounded , this • •e picking, them up
. able discuss trier schools are y
t a ei
won.
farming today'', he' said, He 'ex
pressed disslatisfa'ction with the
success: o„ t e: wee • spraying
program;: `tn ;referring to'a :prev-
iously.
prev;-
iously • mentioned..•subject in re
gard to` unju'stified :salaries of
V`o nty"o frcials 7,1 re rd, "Yo
sometimes ,lave to.. pay: them for •
what• they 'know,..not for what`
they . do".
T h e' ,: following 'nominations
were received .
Reeve •
• P A. Murray ky John Itoss •
sand. ,Stew:art_MacDonald . ;.
t'artsh • Moffat by Jamieson'
Pe.ttapiece and.James Richard-
.son,
D. 4
x�•
.- 1 _ �.::had--t-walk so far to- Gate tile..
quen y a • con tics-
....: suggestion that a at .the gate One ra eP y
. MI✓N'S .Ii.OMEOS—.w,ashai le "foam treds, shcarlir g lined and matter with a gg .e if areiits could be re forwarded 'to the •der d p
English cloth, from ,;p.,�.. y..w,.,:,..., ..r....,.,,,A.
=Mui'` . • .1: Thr:'` na.e__.Act be • re.. ins' their children as muc as
5,95 .resolution be .
1:9'8 fo ' rry
$ $ '•' expenses, in d
imbursed 'fof
l'Pepartment suggesting that the h
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Zvi d
Footwear , of Any - Kind is Always Acceptab e
` OUTFI:
�UR�•:SKA�E�and„HOCKEY
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n Children.
hien a d
for Men,,.d
'W USE OUR LAY( -AWAY
SH(P
oe _►ore
POAif'N HEA F .
Mr: tirr Q > R�". '1t1 1►^ 'littriMtMM 'fir i'U #'ht It tib,M.i't'kw :. •
two Miles lrto-card -tire�b
Harold Percy 'by Orville El
.Acott and--.J.im B-u.rt.
P A:. Murray •by Allan Mac
Intyre and Jim• 'MaeGillivfay.
Harold Percy by,• "Malcolm
Lane and Douglas. Graham.
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Council
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William J. Irwin by, Douglas
Graham. and •Allan .MacIntyre. ,
Elliott Carruthers by 'P. A.
Murray and Farish • Mnffat
P A. Murray by• Allan Mac
Intyre and Elliott Carruthers.
•P'ettapiece and James firiclard-: •
Stewart MacDonald by, Farish
• sats thex-s,
-Moffat=�andlliott C „�����
Eugene Conley ,by 'Elliott Cara
ruthers and Farish Moffat,
Orville Elliott by H a r v e y
Houston and M+�rley BushelL.
,Harvey Houston b' Jas. Btirt ,
and Orville Elliott:
,S.tcwart._.MacDonald by ' 'hos
Moffat and ,;;1ohn lei. Ross.
se. ..
'Member
Hear Other Nominees \gingham: • said • that this
Stewart MacDonald' said that 'was being done in' their ares.
o ounc l rath- Others called 'on were Don
he. would',wsign 4 f r •C� _
er' TlhoM son Bordon- Wall:, -(tax
er than see another nomination, P
a s -i nrin inated coll'eotorl' and -Richard Elliott.. Will•arri• Irwin wa ,
n Ouestioned Assessment
+for Council., but the riominatio pre- .�'ti�chard Elliott • a' former reeve
was not valid as he was not .
{ sent; Eugene Conley did riot ex- of the • Township, felt that under
r � . ment' ' set-up.
• pec'- to sign for Counci•1' at time the present assess
•„ the 'buildings were too high and
f" Making his remarks, Orville ,,. buildings ,4 _:..r, . `s-�discour-
S
:Iiad"no: ntentic►1r o join- tire' iand•--toa •how.. It
} , v:iitiir i atl tib' start in
.,,.nllhdIarVe Hob5toi �tgiiii, rile
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