The Lucknow Sentinel, 1949-09-29, Page 2THE.. LUCKNOW SF.:NTINEL, iUCKNOW, ONTARIQ
COUNCIL MINUTES
KINLOSS 'TOWNSHIP'
;Kinloss Caunci1 met in the hall
,SePtemiber 12th,' 1949. 111; ineni'
'hers present.• '
(Carruthers-Meitinnon that' the
•minutes of the regular :meeting.;
of August 15th and'special meet-
. ng of August 29 be .apprayed, and
sigrped. .
Carruthers -McKinnon, that the
cPrn7nunication..,from the. Bruce
County Ag. ,.Rep, .be fyled..
• Pet°cy-Laois that the clerk, pro
cure 'an., uner,ployment insurance
book'for the read, tisuperiritend, ent.
Laois -Piercy ; t h, a t' Councillor
McKinnon' . secure . a supply of
hood
.for the Ball,' ,
: �CarrutherS-PerrcYY ' t�h.a t ,t he.
Reeve. •acrd • CouneillorAlcKinrion,
secur:' infornrat ork f the Dept;
al • Affairs�garding a.
number of drains, ;anti, if .Possible,
ecure an engine&r for drain spur
•
BAKERY ' anCl GROpE.RY
Watch Our OVA. ,PRICES. ARE' LOWER
•We Keep 'Down :The •.Upkeep
Specials.
,Bread 1`4c'
'Phone: 36
Lucknow
Sliced ,15c','_
j (24,54+ Loaf)
ee
an :Try: Dur, Full Line-.Ol
Homemade Cakes and Bung
Special 'Orders Acceptable:
•
r•.
L!
This .Week
and 'Saturday Th
�• Friday •
Red `. Sockeye Salmons
lb. tiny 39c,
::(3 oto a :customer. )
Heinz Tomato ;Ketchup,
13 24c oz:. bottle
Chili Sauee•
12 ` oz. bottle• 25c
Eatmore • Wheat Berries
.5kb. bag , 39c,
�
Syd: Gardi<ier
OBI'I.UARY
ROBERT J. ROSS
_
A well 'known : resident of Kin-
loss Township. passed 'away:' in
Seaford). Hospital, on Friday ev
September 16th, ,after
.. a
ening, cipt
short illness, in the ; _person , of
Robert J. ,Rost. Mr. Ross was • in
his niriet'iet'h ,year and during the
few: months had `gradually,
1
worn out..His `', parents, the . late
woo
Mr.:.and Mrs James, Ross, . Vie.
from °::Rossliirb,' Scotland, and R.
family
J. was the last' of their
car-
of -:five children: He: was ' a
Heavy :Grade Zinc Rings
Dozen .29c
Lyons .: 'ea, Blue Label
pckg:
New. Stock
AMBER HONEY
2 Lbs. 33c
4 .•Lbs. • 65c
T1b• :1.05:
's.
.f.
L�uekiow
'THROUGH THE:
, Sixty' Years Ago
•
SEP EMBER bib, 1949
KW,A R D S
fTJNEL FILES
The death.occurred of Mrs:
A,gne�s Cochrane ; ' mother-in-law
of .Peter. Corrigan She w,as .72. `
Lindsay. Lawrence of London
was .electeth a councillor of the
Pharnh1adeuti6al • :College of or-
ont9° '
'Rev, Coiling came. from Walk-
erton to minister :here ,ing the
Methodist church
The: July 12th issue of" : The
•Sentinel : reported thatThe". Cal.:
edoniari. Gaines would- --be held -
as usual on... the second . Wectxie's
day , in "September ' and• 'that a.
Haron-Bruce teaim would. be; as.
semlbled to pull' the fued Zorra
team* in the. tug' of war event. .
: John L;, Sullivan defeated Jake
Kilrain in the. 75th round of the
world championship 'bout at. Rich-
mond, ,Miss,, nem` New: Orleans.
• James Malcolmson ott Huron
Township : died • at the , age of 99
years.:i-Ie -was the ;father of 'Mis;•
J•amies Brotchie .of ,Kinloss
Ari Equal 'Rights . ;Association
q
wlas formed: • in Ashfield. Officers
Were: John.. Matheson;: pres.; Alex
MacLean,vice pges•; .D..McMur-
'chie,':,D: oyd 'and Baugh- ' Cham
fibers; -the committee With a,sec-
• retary' to- be elected :by` a exe-
• cutive. •
Wm Lane ` was elected secreta;;
ar ' -treasurer of: the .West Wawa'' t , Y
Y ante Com-
pany.1Vlutual Fire Insur..
pant'..•: Ten Years'.A o
James Robertson of West Wa- $.
•k his 8 -year-old' son to
• Were: senior •boys,' Jack Leith
loci bo s " . oss
for •girls,` Evelyn Taylor and -.Mary
Salkeld (.tied); `junior- gir] Caro
lyn: Allan. •
I. seriously �, urt when he; f ell' under
one . of 'bheir trucks:
,Successful ":entrance pupils, '•at
St.. Helens centrewere Clifford,
Menary, Vera .S nith, James Gard
xrer, Sydney' Gardner,. Alexander
Neale, 'Mary • Nicholson;'' William', •
Pardon; Etta Taylor, William':
Taylor, Neely Todd, Richard Wea-
therd. - ,
' • Brawnhea,Mallqugh died in,Peter,
'borough ,froth'a..heart ,attack.. ll'is
wife; formerly • Etta Belle Mac=
Donald, predeceased 'him' nine
.months..
Mr Isaac McKay, -died at'the'
home :of• his daughter, \1r
W. Hill; .iit 'his 707th Year
Mr:.Edwin Jarvis, age 84;' was
fatally injured on July '12th when.
a tire blew on a'' car" driven • by
his son-in-law, . Mr.. Stam , Reed,:
and'turned over ;in the ditch near
Zed .Bridge: •
- �Ontlan July °'12th a ' son, Douglas
Alexander; Was born , to Mr. and
Mrs: Granit MacDiarmid.
Grape'Blake was'. teaching at
'Nile and .•.Olive Kilpatrick. :at
Crewe:
Mrs. `Wm:.: Blake returned froni-.
an extended. ivisit iii: Winnipeg'
With. her son,- Dr. Mathew Blake...
T.h e following,- Whitechurch
liu�pils. of '. Elliott : Fells , passed
their entrance--' 'exarrairiations,
Jack Pollock; Tom .Wilson, Velma
Scot Evel n , Reed, ` and `Lorna•.
1VicCl'e raghan
Carruthers -Laois that. we do
now adjourn;. to meet : again on
Monday, .O'ctober :10th, .1949;
cheques :issued: Municipal
World, . supplies, $16.86; J.: R;
Lane, hydro ata hall,, 4.05, J. R.
Lane,: Ins stamps, O. A. Pension.
postage; 15.72; ,Mrs• James `Smith;
caretaking to date,, 14.55; •W. G.
MnGeorge,, engineer's •' :. fees,- Mc. -
Millan . drain, 56.50; Wm. ' Macln-,:
tyre, assistance,*
ssistance - McMillan : drain,
3.00; . Russell Gaunt, assistance.
McMillan drain, .3 00, Donald Mc
In yre; assistance:;McMillan•drain,
3.00;. •Fraser • •Purves, .assist. -Mc=
W. 'G: Mc -
'George, engineers ; fees'.Gaunt:
Gaunt; .as-.
'dra'in," 225.00;. ' lhussell , Gaun ,
sietance Giatin�t ' drain,' 8.00;. ' Wm.
McIntyre; assistance Gaunt drain,
`•8,00; Fraser ,Purves, ".assistance
drain, -. '.Jaanes Parks,
�G�aunt; di'r 8.00; .
.assistance sGaunt:drain, :.6 00; Dong
t eassistance. Gaunt•.
aid `'.1VIaicIn yr ., , , •
drain, 3.00;. E,. A. Agnew, prem-;
lain road -:ins:,. ;164.88
'll
N
o. .
ues
R
0
• wa
.'the Pay
i q..
H h.
Y.
.g..
349.20 •:: Joe ::Kerr,; . ,gravelling •
9, . $ , Bos:
and ditching, 281;80, King Bros.,
rushin• and wsurfacing,', 239.00;E..
brushing
:Ackert '`draining road,,Con. 10,
50.00; Charles -Elliott;':: four posts,
f.80 Ira Dickie, bridge railing
,
2 50, Charles Mason, Hanover ex,
ss ..60 : Wm• MacI ityire; tele=
pre '• ,
tr`
phone calls 3:50, R , Fors e ,
pho,
avis
welding, `12.25, ; C E.:: Mcfia h,
!fuel. oil, 86.26; Kenny. Donaldson,:
trucking. .gravel; 10.00; Frank
Thorn'pson, cutting' weeds; ;42.00;
Lloyds
Ins.: Co: extra : employees
.prem.iurn, )22.00. Dominion:: Road
Machi:ner. A. 'supplies;• 46.45:
: . J.R. LANE,: Clerk..• .
Coulter, •:James ,' Wilson, Russell.
Gaunt, 'Ro}� ert.R ss,.Russell Ross:
Frank oss:; •• . .
and •
BORN
�' and .Mrs.
Jack' ' Hill
'
� Mr..
an
d
LL—
HI
(.nee Ena Pinell), ;R R. ,2,' Water.-
loo, are happy. to aiinou�ice the;
birth of a son in Kitchener-Wat-
erloo Hospital en Monday,' Sep,
tein'ber .12th. A birather for Shir-.
' ley , nd Sharon:,
BROWN,. prominent
Ii.. � '
JAMES ,
AM.
Teesvirater !business, man for many
t d •• a miller and had years will - shortly mo ° e to
penter
•,
at Canrning, Ayr arid Brampton where he has p�urchas-
'Owned nnills° • 'oce and Treat business.
Behnore: His Wife, Isabel'. Haigh; ed .a•gr'oc ry
formerly ` of . Langside and One
Son, Rabert •:of London,: survive :
l seiivi�ces 'were held n
Monday ; fro
' ;Funeral m the Presbyterian
chiirch, Whitechurch; with . Rev:
John Pollock : of- • Wingham, in
:,urge Iriterrnent ;took. place in
South Kinloss' cemetery.
The . , Pallbearerswere W J•
'1111E INSTALLATION of 'the art-=
ificial lee making equipment in
Kincardine: Arena was `;ccinmenc
ed; this week.
Dreams are rare
dividuai : past. 65.-
aMon,g :
SUE BELL;:SIN E •
KNOX CHURCH, KINCARDINE
atur
€tob,r
.30; p.m..
Advance ' Sale of tickets $1.00
Available .Now •'at• . Sentinel Office':
mincing ' . The Opening . Of
e
SERVICING: THIS; pisnucr
With A Full. Line Of
TRACTORS, ' REPAIRS
IMPLEMENTS, � `T
You- Are Invited P
To Dro In and.inspect
•
Line of Implements = Their, are Second••to None.
iron Road, Gode>irich
Landon too is • removed Field Pay champions .of'L.H S •
London to• have an eye,
junior y , R Patterson sen -
gricultural
_.WS
• (By .G.' R:- Gear,''Ag. 'Rep.)
Bonus ,poliicy. in-
augurated 'Dominion and
rnrnerits has, to • do
mares and With
e spring <of :1950
fired ,my Forme,
,are a number b
s tri the :county
re�gisterect as,'.4
tlYris. applies
have: played
n, the• Fall.
ounty° They w
unity to '`show.
fair•�nd at,
5bh; and fine
of •calves Nvi11
at •Walkerton o
d 1�lovem�uber fist
fitter coo(npetitio
of. the �
air: Over $100
prizes. Four
make txp th
s • slaughtered, an
'.fair:• � Tlie • oth
to the fair
sold: Entries `f
by October 13th
y ' dowing Matc
in Action
.this
bigger• and ;bett
is a matter.
te. right 'Var-
iety,
va
• and .good:. : ,m;an
ely application
on ;soil fertilit
time to :alb
re' on' ,fresh see
fertilier c
to freer• -tarp tam
d ,��re the. same
ovw on your gra
d show you moo
•; . ' t -Five :Years Ago ,;
Thar y
' zell and family left.: for:
Mrs: �'it
ell:'
z n`ze
the West �to 3oin :Mr :Fit „ •Z'iri•e'. �wvedding:;;'•was' .solern i d
Wilfred' ,Anderson graduatedof
oris May Cooke :of Mclntyre
` Mac-
� `Thomas Laurier
iii�es and
Kenzie
from. Wingharn.High ;school' with
o or' standing :: in all 'subjects.:
hn
Chas:' Pinner, a Britis re -
'.to am his
Using nitro-glycerine charges,
servist, was notified ] , thieves expertly.: blasted the safe; ,
r "ent' im''Englaiid, and . sailed ilvhe sa e
Wim. and strong ,box at S...
on' August 19th :: o earl Sunda' morning
An`ter. Dairies ar y :.. Y
nie •Jd nston, little-dattgh r' le
and . escaped with , cionside ab
n
live Johristo ,
s: O r
•dM
r ,
r..an
hof iNI he :ash: •
o en;" when s
`.-fist
•�brk
h
•w
hd
The new. Foal:: -
augurated by •th
Provincial gove .
•t>v'ith registered
f oals'°born • in th
They must Abe s I
stallion's. ' There'f °
Clydesdale mare.
that could • be
cross ihares, but to
Clydesdales only
: Junior clubs a
very large part i Fairs
held in Bruce ; C ll
have the 'opportunity at
the Owen Sound
Tees -
.water on • Octoberl:.
ly the baby beef be
shown • and 'sold n'
etober-31st an
The .Bacon .L n
is, a new. featureWalker,
ton:Christmas F is
being offered, in pigs
from one litter�e
entry, one ,pig is d.
. retiirr ed =to '-the er
• three are' broughtalive'..
and.shown and or
this;must (be in; .
' "Bruce County h
and: Farm Machinesto
be .held at BurgoyneYear
promises to be better
,than ever.
Good pasture:.of,
high' soil. fertility,,r
iety,.of grasses ,-
agernent:,, ' Tim' of
• •these is, first y;
that, now' •is thely
'barnyard' manure d-:
imps., Commercialan
be applied naw e.
Analysis shout as
ytiti ordinarily s in'.
A. soil:test woul re
• ea. ;: er: r l ' iia.. •Brill et •Cain• Godfrey died
1' from'+an a ..ple tree g
•
fel P Ka s'' ;C' four •:days 'after'
' you ht•� �`in nsa �Y
'Mr. Solomon of .Ripley .b g..
Geo, , Har h's ;dw'elling 'ori Stauf- reaching her a 100th birthday. She
g
et..A .E:. Durnin'bdtight Was a daughter /of `the late Mr.'`
ler Stre
anal Mrs: Rodger Cain, 'a pioneer , .'
f
Holyrood' family
Mr :gain's. house 'on Willoughby
Street •arid Mrs. McNabb'sold her;
Gough Sty; tiproperty:.to - Mr M
Woods
' `local talent concert was be.
ing staged: to aid in equipping a.
/hospitai , ship ;.which Canadians
were .sending overseas..
The ,Bag Holder, and Machine.
Company's shop was destroyed by
fire.
A new' Moiler was installed in
the LucknoW •Ta4 e:' Factory..
Concrete abases 'were erected in
•front of the new Toon Hall; on
which were mounted 'the •'two.
cannon `•wwhich'had lain.•for some
time in Vctor.a •Park.
Twenty Years Ago
Mr and•Mrs: Leslie Harris:
Moved to : London: .: •
Charles Barbour of Chilliwack;.
B.C. visited here and .called *at
The .Sentinel' where he once .set
Mr, ,W: E Henderson bought;
the. R D.: Cameron residence on! � •
Station' Street , and.• Mr: and Mrs:':
Diok MacQuag *wed. to; t
e.
..•
Sturdy home... I' .
.•••
Wil iam:� Mole of. Glenn's-
suffered
lenn's I3i11 ' '
suffered :a .severe stroke: '
•
Fred: Jackson' of'. Lochalsh re
turned, from overseas after.a'per-
iious ocean• crossing. on ,the Duch '
est : ':of ' York. Her passenger list •
had been , greatly . increased`by
sumrivors ' of : the-Athenia. The -
York: was accompanied by the
' Duchess. of Atha, and both, ships .'
Were convoyed. by two British de-
stroyers
e stroyers which sank a• submlarine
Lloyd. tiRolbb, :who • was Work -
Trig a an•worth with,–the-Vow--7
•
land Constr-uotipn Company, Was,.
accurately, the needs of , the soil.
The • amounts Should be fairly
heavy so' that::: appplications would
be further apart andmore 1preet-
icalfrom-. a: labor'-staandpoint. As
far . as Management is;;concerned
at: this time of year the 'most im-
portant thing is not to over -graze .
•and. to let the pastures go into
the winter with °a fair top growth.
Overgrazedrpastuare will lose s
month' next spring.' '
• Junior Activities
.The 'almost. continuous days of
fairs 'in 'the county are bringing
out the endeavours 'and 'activit-
ies of - the • Junior' Farmers •;and .
the Junior Livestock Club s .
Among the Junior Farmers, eX-
hibits of Bawer' oats' and sheaves
have made excellent displays at
Mildmay; ''Cheney and Port El-
gin fairs. 'Still to :show at the
time of;. writing. are the ; Junior
Farmer clubs at R:iipley'and Tees,
the first night out.
Miss • Mabel McClure resumed
her teaching ; ditties• ; in Toronto. `:
•She:had spent the previous .year'
as an exchange teacher in • Glas-
go*, ScptlancL
Weddings! Thomas Anderson ie
Dorothy • Curran, • Donald Nelson,
Mirtiri :and Isabel MaoLean, H h.
Charles McDonald' & Ruby Reid.
Water: , Also, at Teeswater the.
county's •f ive.Junior• Farmer' clubs
will set up' , an ,'inter -club . exhibitof. Beaver • oats' and. ~shelves An-
other ,-activity of the Junior
Farmers is the tractor
Forming: part of 'a: farm • equiP-
merit project it features safe driv-
ing and'
riv-ing'and' Handling skikl, of farm:.'
egtrpnent.. The actual rodeo or.
driving . competition . has in 'some,
•
Cases been' staged at the y'Clirb's
local •fair. The MilddrriaY Junior '.:
Farmers, for 'example, staged
theirs
T
. at the" Mildmay,,Fair. They
drew the interest of the crowd •
and ,.plenty ; of applause by the
well rganized ditplaY theY,•pu.
on. Out 'of 'seventeen competitors "
Don Weber, placed .first and ,har-°.•
old TIossfeldt second. :TheSe two e :
Will .represent- their club lie d at
county competition to be, match.
the Bruce County plowing
at: Burgoyne on.:—October• 7th.
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