HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-02-04, Page 6i-'l CULROSS CORNERS
.■ Mr. and Mrs. ‘Morley Bell of
Crorrie spent Monday with Mr. &
Mrs. Ernie Hanna and Mr. Hanna.
Mr. and Mrs, Eric Hackett of
J^rfiTnnunt visited Monday with
$qr*/ and Mrs, Midford Wall and
Donnie.
and Mrs. Jas. Wraith enter
tained Bethany Forum, on Mon-
. day evening. There were 25 pres
ent, Jt being* review ■ night, the
evening Was' spent in playing
euohre1 and games. After the busi
ness period Mrs. Frank Brown
Conducted a geography match. A
delicious lunch was senved. A.
vote Of thanks was tendered Mr,
and Mrs. Wraith for the use of
their homo. The next meeting
will bfe at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Whyttock.
Miss Edna Ross spent last week
Mr, and Mrs.. Wm. RosS,
Wingham.
.<■ Mrs. Frank Brown spent Tues
dayevening with Mrs. Wm. Jial-
denby, Kinlough.
■l Mr.’ and Mrs. Joe Wall, Tees-
water, visited recently with Mrs. Office.
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... very beneficial
Recently the owners of a new business
wrote their bank about the way the v
local branch had helped: / ■".
Having completed our first year in
business, and one which we feel has been
riost&uccessful, we would like to advise .
you of the splendid co-operation we have
received from the officials of your branch. .
■; We have consulted-your local manager
many times, not only regarding financial
problems but business problems in general,
arid his advice has been very beneficial
Such service is part of-the job of every
manager of Canada’s 3700 branch banksi
He must know the problems of the
people he serves—whether business men
; or primary producers, wage earners or _
salaried workers. He welcomes every
opportunity to make his bank useful
This advertisement,, based ,
, on an actual letter, is
presented here by
THE BANKS SERVING
?/y0W (JWMOWt '.B AN K
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Maiy Wall and James and ;Or®
viRe Wilson.
Harold WliytOck spent Satur-
day with Donnie . Wall.
Mrs. Mary Wall and Orville
Wilson spent Saturday, evening ’i^chinpwith Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart calm .with V?rjr_hm^ sunshin?.
and family. / v ? ?
Mr. Albert Harris of . London
spent fthe Week-end at his home
here.. '* /•’*; ..
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs.. Toni Sti^art<and family
were Mr. Alex Stewart of Wihd-
M&A. a^MaM|*O> <**VJ** ..Y''***<W'** and family bf Olivet, Mr. & Mrs.
Ralph Goesel and family qf .Kin*
ckrdine. - . •. • • ’ _-*?.•> ,■ •
Mrs. Jack Schumacher and Helen
Gordon Hodgkinson, of Kinlough
here.
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sbr, ibfr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cornish
and fartkily ;bf Olivet, ME & Mrs.
Ralph Goesel and family of. Kin-
c&dine. •
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
were Mt.; and Mrs. Wm. ’ Wall and
and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Zettel
of Walkerton. / /
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW* ONTARIO
JANUARY UNUSUALLY CALM
AND ALMOST SUNLESS
Ah -official weather resume of
the month of January shows that
the . month was exceptionally
There was n ot a single day of
complete sunshine. Old SOI: put
in a partial appearance, on six
days : while the remaining 25
were completely overcoat.
High for the-month was 48 de
grees with a low • <>f one below
zero. There were 15; inches of
snow with rainfall measuring *7$
inches; ../• '
1952 REVIEW
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Blenheim branch of the Bank of
Montreal, to be succeeded here
>y G. Murray Couse.
Edward. iMcBurney, 54, ’ was
killed when his tractor overturn
ed pinning him in the rpad^de
ditch/ . ’ 1 A
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Ander
son were: 50 years married., _.,
Rod MlcDougall suffered a
fractured hip. ; . <.
Deaths: Andrew Hamilton.
December 10th
R G. “Dick” Martin, was el-
ected * reeve * of Huron Township,
aiid Mrs? W Campbell
were 55 years married.
Gordon McNay broke his right
leg while playing in the sawmill
yard.Deaths: William Congram, Mrs.
John Wilkie, Robert Hibben.
'/ December 17th /,
.rMrsz Charles Cpngram broke
her arm in a fall on .Main St.
Miss Grace Richardson under
went a major amputation opera
tion for the, removal of her right
leg at the hip. *
;77Mei "Stewart picked a hole- m
a fog blanket to make a success
ful force| landing of his single
engine aircraft.
Deaths: Mrs. Alex McDpnagh,
James-Drennan, Mrs. Neil Camp-
CdVNCIL MINUTES
KINLOSS TOWNSHIP
Kinross re-elected Council met
in the hall, January 12th, 1953.
After signing their Declaration
pf jCfeice, they took their? seats;
K H. Carruthers, Reeve ^nd Har
old Petty, P. A. Murray, Parish
Moffat and Dan T./McKinnon,
Councillors. t ..
The minutes of the December
15th, 1952, meeting as read were
adopted and signed.
The clerk was asked to draw
up -an agr^enyent under the
bitches and Watercourses Act
for ./the construction of a tile
drain, the contracting? parties be
ing Charles Hodgins, Ernest Han
na and Reeve Carruthers on be
half of the Corporation.
Mr. - George Radford was paid
balance of gUO^OO on construc
tion of Ross Drain; less $10,00 ^al-.
lowed to R. Elliott for work'done
for him. / .•;;"/
An order was given the Luck
now Co-op for warble fly powd-
er“ and’ weed ^and“brush kill. -
The clerk was asked to write
the Engineer, re an extension on
the proposed Jim Burt drain.
By-law No. 1,. 1953,. was pre
pared and passed making the ap
pointment of officials for the year:
1953. -•. ' ;
By-law No.; 2, 1953, was pre
pared and passed making the ap
propriations for road expenditure
for 1953. *
By-law No. 3, 1953, was pre
pared and passed arranging for
borrowing, of the needed ’ monies
for township purposes for 1953,
from the Bank of Montreal, Luck
now..
A petition was prepared ask
ing the Departmentdf Highways
for the statutory grant on road
expenditure in -1952/
Council then adjourned to meet
again on Monday, February 2nd,
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Cheques issued:<Wesley Young,
I fox (bounty, $2.00; Lloyd Bonriett,
fox bounty, 2.00; Donald McEwan,
fox bounty, 2.00; Harold McQuil-
•lin, 3 fox bounty, 6.00; Elmer
James, fox bounty, 2.00; Currie
Colwell, fox bounty, 2.00; Bert
Moffat, refund dog tax, 2.00; Ar
chie McKinnon, refund dog tax,
2.00 i R. Elliott, contractor’s al
lowance. Ross drain, 10.00; Geo.
Radford, balance^ on Ross drain,
100.00; H. H. Bannerman, Work
on Harris drain* 35.00; Mrs. Jas.
&mith, caretaking, 3.94; J. R.-
Lane, unemp. stamps $4.32, post
age $5.00, reg. births and deaths;
$2.00, 11.32; Dr., W. G. Bruce*
school dental Work, 17.50;, Judge
Birnie, revising Voters’ Lists,
14.50; Chas. Elliott, relief, 20.00;
Frank Maulden, bridge allowance
MicD-Bdrain,-75.00;.JohnBush-
ell, bridge allowance McD-B
drain* 60.00; F. F. Thompson* col
lection tax (arrears, 27.87. • ;
< Highway cheques: Pay Roll No.
1, $401,30; H. H. Bannermah, gra/
veiling,’ .5,104.63;. Dan Thompson,
phone, 1.30; R. Forster, welding,
&50; Wesley Guest, gravel, ,174.50;
Elliott Curves, gravel, 184.15;
Wm. -Smith, ■; gravel, 195.30;, Gil
bert Hamilton, lumber, 100.00;
Wm. Murdie. & Boh, repairs, 3.97;
“Township—KincardineT-tbdyr-rarcF-
count,* 1,890.38 jr Dominion Roads,
repairs, 76.82; Treas. Bruce Co.,
grading, etc., 340.50' P, & Mac-
Kenzie, legkl fees, 22.55; Ontario
Good Roads, membership, /fee,
10.00; Tw-p. of Kihloss, assessment
Sterling jdrainf„ 41.40; Township
of. Kinloss, assessment Nine Mile
/River drain, ’42.60; Twp. of Kin-
Toss^sses^mehtAbkeW'^
30.36; A. .E. M-cKim, ether, 6.25;
E. R. Gaunt, trucking,; 129.00, ’ '
J. R.'LANE, Clerk. /.
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Y^PNESDAY. FEB. 4th, 1953
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Shpane, Ormiaton
Eli Augustine. .
/ December 24th . •
Mrs- Alex Hamilton suffered a
badly fractured left elbow,
Leonard MacDonald , was - in
stalled as Master of Old Light,
Lodge, \ .4 . _
Tom Henry was appointed as
sistant manager, of • the Peter
borough Bank of Montreal,.
December 31st
Two Formosan girls, who are
studying in Toronto, spent Christ
mas with Miss Dorothy Douglas
who taught them in Tamsui.
W. J/ Douglas' commenced his
26th year as’/rural mail courier*
/ Reeve S. E. Robertson was el
ected by acclamation. / - . •
Information at /the nomination
meeting Was to the’effect that
it was estimated the hew high
school debenture could be carried
for about One mill. ;
Miss Lucy Cozens, sister of
Mrs. :Rev.) Campbell Tavener,
was -instantly killed in a falj
down stairs.
i Deaths: Fraser Paterson, Mrs,
John McKay, Mrs. Annie Doyle^ ’
Henry Horton, Gordon McLeod,
Mrs.-R.-H. i Eunice jSrahwL^
ielt ..•/
Budget, problem haying too
much month left over at the end
of the money.
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