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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-04-14, Page 8took part in. a contest in finding ( suggestions for the program tor . ■ ■ ■ ■ ,. . ■ // THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, .ONTARIO ST. HELENS I ir . *5 to 2miiM auuofiK Beware of women who stroke See your nearest Bank of..Montreal manager • about a Farm Improvement Loan. Bank of Montreal PAGE EIGHT /WEDI^ESDAY, APRIL. 14th, 1954 ) I *1•t j /;,? i to 4 1 ’ r * ¥, r '/X/r New Breeding Stock Puts New Life let® Ye®* Ferm! working with •7 ». out something always turns up—■ and it’s usually the noses of your your hair. They frequently are friends. after your scalp.' Mr, and Mrs. ’Win. .Knott (for­ merly Miss Sadie fMacCharles), Roddy and Bonnie of Thornbury were-recent guests of -her sister, Mr. Ernest Gaunt and Mr. Gaunt. Mrs. D. Todd and Mr. Neely Todd of Stratford attended the funeral of Mirs.. Todd’s brother, Mr. Sam^ Neely at Port Huron on Tuesday, . Plans- are* being made for a Sunday School Anniversary and Flower“Sunday’ihfe-latter--part; of ftlay. • ’ .« ./' ■> ■ ■”■ ■ ' YoungPeople’sUnion— The meeting of the St. Helen’s Young People’s Union was held .on April 11th. The president, Don Cameron, was in charge of ad­ ministration, Marvin McDonald,, convener of Faith and Evangel­ ism; was in charge of, the wor­ ship service.. Marvin McDonald read1 the «call toi worship and everyone joined ip singing “Faith of our Fathers”. Donnie Gaunt had a prayer. Ken Barbour and Marvin McDonald read an t art­ icle called? “Meditation, concern­ ing the Bible”; The' members. different passages in the Bible and Marvin McDonald .asked3 series of questions on the Bible, Don Cameron, Donnie Gaunt and Ken Barbour were the answer­ ers. There was Bible reading m unison and everyone sang “Son of My Spul”. Isabelle MaqPfoerspn was in charge of recreation, and the meeting closed with prayer by Rev. Watt of Dungannon. The St. Helensj Y.PiU, will hold a 'community night on Sunday, April 18th at 8.00 p.m. There will be an Easter film shown jand everyoneinthecommunity-lsin- vited 'to come to the meeting. Don’t forget the play, “peatfon Dubbs”, which is to be held in St. Helens Community Hall on . April 30th, 1954, /presented by Bayfield YP.U. and sponsored by St. Helens Y,P.U. Honor Memory of Former Pres, St/ Helens Women's Institute meeting was held at the home of Mrs'/ Win.' Humphrey on’ April 8th. The meeting was opened by the Institute Ode, the Lord’s prayer and the Mary ■ Stewart Collect.. The roll .call was ans­ wered/by. the. paying of-fees and: •' \ | j Mm CRESTLINE’ VICTORIA the coming year, Twenty-two lad­ ies paid membership fees, There were also six visitors and ten children present. It was decided ‘ to have an evening meeting on May ©thy with a guest speaker from Clinton. Slides will be shown. The regular meeting will be held in the afternoon in the Hall. Mrs. E. W. Rice favored with a solo. Standing ’Committee’ res ports were read. Mrs. Charles McDonald gave -a reading and a cbiitest was conducted by Mrs, Alex Purves. It was decided to hold a Community Night in the E^t^holidaysrA~minube’s-si li­ enee was observe^ in memory of Mrs. Archie Anderson,-Honner ;; president The meeting was clos- 9 ed with The Queen. A .dainty v lunch was served jby the hostess­ es, Mrs. Andrew Gaunt and Mrs. Lome Woods. The Women’s Institute is hold­ ing a Community Night op Thurs­ day, April 5th, when a program - will be presented followed by a dance. Keep the date in mind. , COUNCIL MINUTES KINLOSS TOWNSHIP . Council met on April Jjf 1954, •. as per adjournment All mem- T bers present The minutes of the regular meeting of March 1st and special iheeting of March .‘27th as read were approved and signed. ' A grant of $15 was given to. the Bruce County Crop .Improve- , ment Association. A grant of $25 was made to the Balvation Army, The Road Supt. and puncan Campbell/were authorized to at­ tend the '-weed spraying school at Guelph on April 29-30. 1 j. AThe inspectors recommended by the Brucellosis Committee were approved as follows: Don Bush- ell, Concession 9-10 and north Edward Thompson/ Concessions 1 to 8 from Huron Boundary to 15th Sideroad; Frank Miller, Conces­ sions'1 to 8 from 15th Sideroad to. Eastern Boundary. The Clerk was instructed to . write the County Engineer rcr garding the bridges on-the Co. Highway and the 8th Concession . dvelr the Ackert Municipal drain. The collector was given an ex­ tension .to May 3rd for, the re­ turn of the tax toll. The Auditors’ Report of 1953 accounts was .presented, showing a revenue of $93,618.86 ‘ ; and an expenditure of $89,236.12. < with a surplus for the year of $4,412,74. ' The Warble Fly By-law was amended, exempting all calves under 6 months qf age, and alH cows over three years of age, if so desired by the owner, provid/ ed they wore free of grubs, and satisfactory to the wanble fly . inspector. The Engineer’s Reports on the Burt Municipal Drain, and the Nine Mile River Improvement of 1954 were tabled, and the Clerk instructed to notify all parties assessed that the reports would be read at the ToWhship Hall on April 20th, 1954. . Council .adjourned to meet again on Monday, the 3rd day of JMay, 1954. Cheques issued: Ira Dickie, fox bounty, $1.00; James Cochrane; fox bounty, 1.00; George Colwell, 2foxbountiesr2.00;Culro.ss..Ins-_—_ Co., insurance on Hall, 15.95; Ed­ die Moore, “warble fly disinfect-, ant, 9.00; James McGillivray, ex­ penses W. F. machine, 24.45; G.. rRre—Geai~—Grop—Imprx>V-Cnyin_t—_ grant, 45.00; Salvation Army/ grant, 25.00; E, H? Agnew, prem­ ium treasurer’s' bond, 8.00; Dr. J. A. McDonald, school dental work, 120.00; Mrs., James. Sthith, caretaking, etc.', 6,90; E; Ackert, watOr system at Hall, 16.43; relief, 80.00; W. B. Ard/ auditor’s fees, 150.00, J, R; Lane, lift, stamps 5,40; postage 5.00-7-10,40, . Highway cheques: Fay Roll No.- 4, $61,7.60; Ji. H. Banner.manr,snow rT~lowfiig‘*;^^’34t007^'gravel,’,,4^4,50/.-^,w tube\41,08—$1,949.58; Mills Tire ' , 25.0,0; McArthur-Service,. 81,40: U> . Beckihg, snowplow, ’ 341.25: Ped­ lar People, .road signs, 1,4.20: Do* minion Road Co., ,687.07; MeTavish, fuel and grease, Dept. Highways, - gas* ta% . J, Schumacher, gravel, 5.00; A M/Itpbbs, Samite, 2.001 Ted/D^ ter; .blacksqiitfilng,., 4,00; John Ackert, fence/40,00/ > / the d 4 • *, DRIVE FORD before you buy any car DRIVE FORD and you’ll be convinced Get behind the wheel and feel that smooth, responsive because you’ll have driver’s-seat proof that Ford V-8 power, delivered by the finest, most efficient V-8 out-performs all other cars in its field. You’ll see why engine eVer to power a Ford. 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