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•t THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3rd, 1954
J <I ANCSfOF IfOBCM STATES OPINIONS
^■m***?.*!^ | ON SCHOOL TAX RATE
•riJtat Tn^Londcn I Central Farm Forum met at
Teddy ?P^“‘ the home of Mr. and Mrs, Wallace
Wilson on Mioriday night, ,jhe
School Tax Rate”, and the ques
tions asked were: 1, Do you think
itha|t the proptrey school tax is
any imprpvevments are needed in
the system of school finance in
the province?
Here, is what the Forum folk'
concluded: ~
1. We think the property tax
and visited <with members of
their family.
Mrs. Chadwick and Mrs. Allister
Hughes last week,
Miss Betty Conley, Lucknow,
visited with her cousin,
Conley last week, . «[
Measles and ’flu are going the
rounds in this locality..
-x- ,_Mrs.-.... Wm. Scott was. hostess,
for the Ladies’ Aid on Friday ev-
enihg. Mrs.1 Scott' presided with
Mrs. Lloyd Moffat, secretary. Mrs.
Frank Miler prepared the pro
gram. Business was discussed;
The roll call was answered by
”an antique I love”. Plans were
made . for packing the woollens
arid cottons at the store on March
10th. It was decided to have a
pot luck supper and social for S.
Fattrick’s, the date to‘ be announ
ced later. Committees were *®p-
j PRE-NLPTIAL EVENTS HELD
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idcitpd with subject for discussion was “The Jto. Ptallip Steer visited with ' _ _ „ . . .
Miss Loisl*”1 fair basis? 2. Do you think
FOR SATURDAY BRIDE
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Milos Marion Nicholson, whose
marriage takes place Saturday,
was the guest of. honor fast Wed
nesday at the home of Mrs. Jim
Huinter, Zion, when1 yelatiYres
from the Kincardine and Bervie
district gathered to spend a soc
ial tame and present her with
gifts and best wisthes.
On Thursday -evening, Mrs.
Oliver Glenn, Lucknow, held a
surprise shower for Marion’s
Luckiww friends and on Friday
^fternbon. Mrs, Robt, Reid e'n-
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„..Dc wrvt WEEK ' i St. Peter’s Ladles’ Guild ■SEED FAIRS WXT WfeEK | The LadUs( St. ,petel..s-
n‘ V : qeed fairs are Church, Lucknow, met. at the?rUCt m’T^eek earlier this home of Mrs. Hollyman. Bev.
pemg held, ^!®gr^an oppor- Jennings opened the meeting with
turiitv io/ attend before the b^y PW«r and also conducted the
tunity to^at^eno . _/Reg- ejection of officers; hop. presi*
Head and Teeswater on success
ive days, Wednesday and ThuyS’
day, March 10th and 11th, With
the championship fair at Paisley
on Friday. \ .
being held a.
LOCAL RECTOR HAS CARD
FROM REV. BENSON COX
S. Lavis; vice pres., Mrs. H. Mc-
Quijlih; treas., Miss*MicCluskey;
sec., Mrs. J. Ketchabaw; Flower
and Card fund, Mrs. Marshall^
Mrs. Johnston. Mrs. Nixon offer
ed her home .for the March 12 th
meeting. Mr. Jennings closed the
meeting with, prayfer after 'which
7 a; dainty lunch was served. r
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• y_ ■ 1. we rninK -tne property tax . (—__—....
cms-rinose wnu ran uv uul pay . <» wi*****i*M*v r- jQW witn interest vnv .wxrv,Qr, ;«» ota^xes. Province is not paying a I ceived many lovely arid. usefuL^^. Cox, and an airmail
l.omcrxi Avtsii 1 efiVt • eFiaro rvf '♦’Vio. I £TiiftS • iSt each Of these gatherings. _n this, week bV With XU j* . . •
is not. on a. jLan uabJb. ——
cns—Those who rent do. not pay ! a commuhity shower. Marion re
large enough share of the costs* I Sifts •'at each of these gatherings,
People in "villages should be as- J —: • . , ■ .
sessed higher.. {ELECT SCARLET CHAPTER
%2. Federal Government could; OFFICERS AT AMBERLEY ,
take over more of the cost of
the Universities, Equalization jof
assessment, when 1
— -- zyf '. The most po-pulaFTabor-savinglow with interest the travels Qt . . - V is. . A
post card received this week by.
Rev. H. L. Jennings, keeps one
posted on. his whereabouts. He
is currently enroute from Peru
to Juan Fernandez, which he re-
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Rev. H. L. Jennings, keeps one
posted on his whereabouts. He
is currently enroute from Peru
to Juan Fernandez, which he re
efers tQ as the “Robinson Crusoe
Rev.. Cox is on board the Swed-
r Line motorship
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tThe annual meeting of Royal___
completed, Scarlet Chapter was held at Am- island”. .
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Charles Emmerton jsh - American
was.named delegate to.the Grand| “Kun!gsolm”, which isf carrying
Chapter meetings to be held in: 490 passengers , and a c.rv --
should help. The - new schools are > berley L.O.L. hall with. a large
‘built bn too lavish a balsis with! attendance; - -
MeDoiiaid, Mrs. Farish Moffat Cards were played with Victor.,
Mro. John Pollock. A paper on I Errwton and Mrs. John Fmm- Niagara Falls in May.
-wavs to make monev was read gan having high scores. . ; Cx^Wp.by.^Mts. Chester ' Fea,gan. MrsJ t.next. IW wittrQharles Emmerton, W.
Frank Miller told highlights of l_he ,homevi°f **L I^P?
tier trip to Saskatchewan last No-1will be, ,Cqmp.-
vemiber. There are still some of j Safety on the a . jCheste
pointed to look after it. Readings \DU1U on ,^°.1 dA were . giv,en iby Mrs. Evans. Mrs. ifo^^any frl s;
iv/Tv... ■ Tpr.*».e.v. yrzvftfo4* ' cards were p.400 passengers , and a crew of
450.’While at.sea, Re.v. Cox perLcigcti Cl x rttio Avxcjj't , » 40U. WILUc dl.bva, nv,v. X''--
Officers, were elected fop the forms the duties of the ship chap-
uri+k o y»1 /VC • TTvy^mnrf AA7 i
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the church calendars1 to" be sold. >•’ —------ ------- -----------
Two donations were received to- WORD RECEIVED OF DEATH'
ward the organ fund and letters----------—---------------—
of thanks are to be forwarded.
. The meeting plosed t with the
lord’s prayer. Lunch was served
by the, hostess.;.
Mrs. Eugene Conley returned
borne from Wingham Hospital on
Sunday. Baby Agnes remained
for a few days owing to her little
Jurather Mac having the measles;
United Church Mission Band
Mission Band was opened by
the singing of the Mission Band
hymn followed by the members*
purpose. The scripture was read
fey Joanrie“Hunter, Linda Button
and Beverley Rathwell favored
with songs. Carolyn Mathers then
played a piano solbT'Miss Helen
1 Thompson then told us another
story out of the lesson; ibook
which was enjoyed by all. The
Mission Bsind was closed with
prayer.
OF FORMER LUCKNOWITE
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. —Word has been received here
of the death of W. B. (Will) Mc
Clure, eldest son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Ben McClure of Luck
now, .Will died in Miissiph City
Hospital, B.C., on December 13th,
1953, from a coronary attack suf
fered ten days before. He „ had
been making hiis home with his
son and family. *
Mr. McClure’ is Survived by
his son, Dr. W. G. (Bill) McLure
of Mission City, B.C., and a dau
ghter, Mrs. Don McRae (Alma)
of-Nelson, B.C. -
Two brothers and two sisters
survive, Austin of Montreal; Joe i...... . . _ _ _of Ottawa; Mabel of Toronto and
Mrs. R. J.' Anderson (Jean) of
Niagara Falls.
Mr. McClure’s wife predeceas
ed him when the children were
quite young.
; /Reuben Wilson, Ex.
_l; David Johnston, scribe;
^Chester Emmerton-, chaplain: Jas.
Brocklebank & James Campbell,
lecturer^; John McCormick, trea
surer; Robert (Courtney, sentinel
and Eldon Bradley, marshall.
SIGHT-SEERS VIEW
COURTHOUSE REMAINS
Goderich was the centre of'at
traction at the week-end as many
motorists converged at the lake
side town to view the remains
of the century-old courthouse in
the heart of “The Square”, which
wasguttedbyfireon-Friday-
evening.
I The building was shortly sche-
duled to be demolished , and re
placed by a. new jaud. modern
building. At present a strong ag
itation is on to have the new
courthouse built in Clinton as a I
more central point in the County.
WANT 4-H CALF CLUB
entries in early
Can you imagine buying two or five or ten dollar bills at
bargain prices? Of course, nof!
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Lucknow Agricultural Society
is again sponsoring a 4-H Calf
Cluib, with Tom Todd and Geo,
Kennedy continuing as Club
leaders. The two men Were in
Clinton last Week attending a
conference of Huron Courityi
Club leaders, when plans vferej
outlined for conducting Clubs this
season..
WOLF CUBS
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Tuesday night,, eighteen
lain. ' . •I
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FVFR rtrr D IN PROVP?CE^ST' Cubs ip€t und^r the leadership
EVER HELD IN PROVINCE.. (Akela Attridge ai1d ^aloo
a • t, 11 cua,.. Stanley. White Sixer George Gib- The. Ontario .Bull Show. and Gj,and Howl ^ogt of
■ yhrij1 j Crninp the meeting was devoted to the
^eld the, wntpr Fair Build i passihg of tests. First star Cubs
Arena/Royal Wmter J^ ^uild-ana - skipping,
inn; rPI?n tofAn+iir^3 the largest While the Tenderpads did ball -
f Sber of ieef-bulls ever offer-
ed in o^ngle: sale ^<prov-, and^bgama g^.^
^^edT^ ' T^^^d^ y:
tario s leading breeders..^TheHerefordsandAberdeenro71,ier“^®lllsr^——--------
Angus will be shown and sold You could g^ye your sorfe a
on Tuesday, March 9th, and the * deaassistance in .Passing
Shorttiorns'wiU be shown and! tests by ^fomg them wi^ftrst
sold on Wednesday. March lOth, j clea^J.e^’ hghtmg,
with the shows commencing aV; compass, folding clothes, etc. Ba-
8 am: and the sales at 11 a.m, Stanley and I would like to
each day. , L./
’ Every Ontario resident who
buys a bull at this sale will be. ,eligible for a premium equal tp ’ who have a very poor attendance
one-third of the purchase price,
but not exceeding $150.00. .
You could give your son's a
see more Cubs earn their second
. Also, there,, are several Cubs
Langside Presbyterian Y.P.S.
Mrs. Parish Moffat was hostess
to the Langside Y.P.S. on Mon
day night. The meeting was op-1
ened with the call to. worship !
by the president, Ronald MacGil-|.
livray. Hymn 571 was sung, and ;
the .scripture reading was given I
record and some have the habit
’ - of coming without their dues.
I Could you, check up on them.
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Harold Baker, assistant agri- 'hy Lloyd Huffman. The medita-
lUiirml wmrwnto-Mvr hr tion was taken bv Jim Richatd-
THE WORK OF
MERCY
could not attempt to conduct followed with a prayer by
every club meeting in the County Douglas Simpson. The
as he had in the past; It is plan-1 J* last meeting were), jead
ned to hold consolidated organ- .^e secretary, Rutii M illi-
ization meetings and regional vray the roll call' well
meetings 1 responded to by a verse «^f scnp-
The Lucknow and Dungannon i including the- word ‘hurch’.
Clubs i»311 hold a joint meeting A W*lgr Dorothy Smith was
on March 25th, and the local ?nJ?yed' The offering was^taken
leaders are anxious tp have eh-1 by Gordon Moffat followed by a
tries in and. the Lucknow Club i Prayer hy ^e (president, The
organized prior to that time. . V". twa, parts by
Guest speaker at last week’s Moffat- and Mrs. F. Moffat,
conference was Gordon Bennett, I “^?__295„ W8S
former Huron County agricultur- i
al representative and now assbei. (
ate director of extension for the!
Ontario Department of Agricul
ture. ■'
nutes
meeting was brought to a close
with the hiizpah benediction. The
next meeting will be held in the
church on Mafrch 8th with the
Fellowship and Social conveners
in charge'
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For so long as there
is human suffering then so
long does the Charter of the
Red Cross require to be
honoured by the work of
mercy. You know the need,
and how great it is.
Please help generously.
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. Money un't told, it it rooted. It is rented the way you
—f®nt_an_apartment„or~a-rowboat-or~a--bicycle.--The-value-
in borrowed money is the convenience of use. The “rent”
for money is fixed by the risk taken or service rendered.
We have developed as a leader in the consumer finance
o field by offering a sound money service at the lowest
possible rate,s consistent with intelligent business policy. ‘
Household Finance encourages wise borrowing. .Our
‘ booklet, “Money Management, Your Budget”, is available
, at *-y—wi4ting-0UF-«^Qn$vfYYe|s
Education Department 80 Richmond Street West, Toronto,
-;Ohtdrto. * ■- *_ —......' ■**
Presbyterian Mission Band
Nancy Forster, vice president, _________ _________
conducted the Presbyterian Mis-, FAVOR VACCINATION /
sion---Band---wluch--opened--with-1'“^^'^“'1-'--"-^±±zr--’----”—-7
prayer by Evan !Agnew and . a _ n,vni-
hymn. Jean Mullin ; played a' foers of the 'West WaWanosh unit
piano, solo. Jane Smith aind Eliz-iof the Federation of Agriculture
abeth Pollock gave a vocal duetJ shows a large majority of West
and a sonig Was sung by Eliza- j Wawanosh. Township farmers in
Janet Finlayson,, favor of calfhood vaccination.
I piere were 199 signed the., pe-
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signed against it,- while, there
were a few others who declined
1 to sign either, way. .
The petition ’is being, presented
;.tnis''' week'l,'td tHe'TdwnshTp/Coun-
WAWANOSH FARMERS ”
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A. can Vass conducted by mem^
and a sonig was sung by Eliza-j Wawanosh Township farmers in
b,9+.h Finlav.onn, JnnAt 'FinlaVcyi-n _______3._____.
Marlene Stahley, Jean ' .Mullin, f
Margaret Mullin and Nancy For- tition favoring vaccination. Six
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OUT WITH BROKEN WRIST,
MIDGETS LOSE EMBERLIN
KEEP YOUR
RED CROSS
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Mrs/ Fred;k Emberim, suffered a. by-law; making the plan /opera^
broken wrist in the plgyoff ,ser- five in West Wawanosh.
b? ,Qutr The vaccination is Carried out
^or ‘ '6n calves 6 fo 9 months 01d>
red nght wiUh, on------------------------------------
Lo«.l Campaign Chairman:
thr^layotf^-Wvta^aestTdf other .W.O.A.A. championship. , M ^r^^;th5Afirjc^ur* .
■ ~l a edmmittee comprised of«
$5,422,850
is needed this year