The Lucknow Sentinel, 1949-11-03, Page 8P4E' EIGI
'SHE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,
RIPLEY IMO
BEGIN NOW YOUR
Sew
FEW SIIGOESTIOICS .FOR THOSE WHO
'. MAKE THEM 'GIFTS;
OLD BOY
pT ANNIVERSARY
. The 62nd anniversary services
of the Kinlough Presbyterian
Church, were held On Sunday,
October ' 23rd, 1949. The Rev.
'Donald; MacLeod, "B o f
,Thatnesville being the '.anniver-
sary minister., Rev:. Gordon S.
'Baulch took• the` services at
Thamesville for the • day. Rev.
MacLeod, 'who is a Ripley old
boy, delivered two .splendid ser..
nson* what is. • required of
meanbers Of:the church of Christ
in 'the world; and *which, if put
'into .+practise would, help ' solve
n
many off the world's troubles• and.
snake `for pei rnianex t peace.; '•
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Kinloug h'^congreggatian h
thanks the ,congregations of .South
Kinloss. Presbyterian Church and
the Anglican church of • Ki.nlou,gh
in withdrawing • their services,
.and worshipping . with thein • 'on
this.; anniversary o.ccasion...
Special music by the: chola was
renderedat both services, 'can-.
sisting of a male quartette by
Robert McDonald, Frank: Thomp-:
son,, .John McInnes and ,Donald
Robertson•; a solo .by Robert 'wMc
Donald: and a duet by Mrs John
Emerson and Donald Robertson.
patterns for ladies' or child
'FANCY WOOLETTE in small pa � . .
•ren's night gowns, pyjamas, infant s dresses
fight shirts,
STEIPE WOOLS 'E for men or boys' pyjamas," n
'CIRCULAR PILLow 'COT'PON--42". wide.'
d`'wdol'and rayon 'for.laouseeoats,
TARTANS—in all wool and
'. . skirts,, shirts, 'slacks.
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THOSE WHO KNIT—Bee Hivwhitee Baby Wool, , pink,
FO,
'blue. Bee Hive Yarn for sweaters, mitts; "soc)iCs, plain'
• colors and two -toned., Bee Hiive Super Sock Wool, suf-
ficient in'.• hill for one. pair sociis: Size 12.
Teton
ASSESSSMENT .' APPEALS
(Continued from: page 1)
anent
A1riderson ' Flax ` Products . ap-
Onthe ;grounds that. this was an
—agricultural -industry as such
should' not be; subject to this tav
Illleytt made ` no appeal against
their property, assessment Which
was `about double
Increased, assesSnlerit on "river
Totts" along thepond brought sev-
eral appeals. The majority of res-
idential appeals were supported_
WEEKEND ,
oppin
Suggestions
Wagstaffe's Cranberry ,Jelly
.9 oz. jar ' 27c
Sweetie ;Nut Butter
45c
:'am
160,]
It's new! A delicious blend, of
honey;.. and :peanut butter., 'A
real . treat for all the family:
•s
ne Fast Fudge Mix
,pace • ,.:..' 32c.
For delicious ;Candy, Cake
Icing or 'Chocolate. Sauce•
Dare's Choc. Mallow Cookies'
Cello pckgr:,: ' .. 39c.
Crisco
Pure.' Vegetable Shortening
by comparison with other prop.,,
erties, and xis each ease • Mr.
Haney • referred to. • khis. • recorded
•specifications of , . each building
upon Which he had based hsfig-
ures, and from this record sought
to substantiate the.. basis ,upon
:Which _he -had.., set..: the assessment
It was not infrequient to hear
appellants claim that their assess
ntent wasdoubled. Tvvo appell-
pealed,, :against the business tax,
ants stated definitely that if no
adjustment wastmade they would'
appeal; to the judge.` The hearing
was'. quite orderly :and,` if such
was expected, there' was no
fireworks, to speak. of.
•
Should Lower: Ta;,. Rate,:
Mr. . .Haney explained' that .90
Percent. of the assessment of, .the
Village .of ,, bucknow; , had been
raised,: and that as a' result the
tax rate' should go down if ex
penditures • were:,•noti,-:increased
greatly.,. The' total :.assessment :on;
taxable. lands and' propervi.,nowu
Stands : at 4616,673, an.: increase of
$85,145 over the ' current 1949 as-
sessment which totals .$531,538:-
' He,explained the., system'. the
1 Government has' worked out' in
evaluationdiifferent . types of
homes,; and: which he follows in
Making his, equalization:,Ile ex-
plained •how the 'per cubic; :foot
of space us 'Obtained 'in'buildings
-of , from one to tWo• stories, 'With;
or without basements. or, . part,
basements. ; This rate Varies . froth.
10c . to , 20c per Cubic' :foot. The
age' :sof the building affects.;,the
;asseasrnent,,, MVIr Haney' explained;
There is no depreciation. for' ,the
first :ten, years on ; a` new house'
.but . after that one •.percent per
;year, is 'allowed • with. a 60 -year.
limit. In other wordsthere' is a'
naxmum opercent d
ation on , a :building 60 years of
age .or, over;
The''950 aaxa'ble assessiirient in
eludes the ',following iteiiis '
Lands:
Buildings
RailWay, . Telegraph,
'Telephone
Business .Tax'
N oto• taxable'. • properties, but, boys; doing the serving, '
added .to the total taxable assess-
ment for -grant purposes; .are, as
follows
C-hurches ' :, 7r 5
School „ 4.,:.+.46,200
$tandprpe, � Fire' Hall,' 14 6001•
. Puirn�p .Houser
Park, Town Hall
and. Public Buildings .., 36,250
Post Office
Condition Much .Improved
(4 '^Young -Gerry MacDonald, 'son
of • Mr.': and MIS. Garfield • Mac:,.
Donald,': was quite-11.1--last-Week-
and
uite 1.1 last weelt
and• on Friday evening was. taken
to Wingham ; Hospital for dbser-.
'vation.. His . condition improved
greatly• over .the ;wecik=end and
•Gerry,,may.be •home again. by the
time this`issie is out.
.1 • lb. ' 40c
Receive. a Roast Meat Therm-
ometer at reduced price'with,
the' valuable .certificate on
each Crisco 'package.
BATH;. SIZE:
OMPSOWS
The Store of Friendly Service
'PHONE 82 ' WE.DELIVER
'INVESTED`: NEW CUB•'
LEADERS ON 'SATURDAY
On•
Saturday morning an inter
esting '''investiture • icererriOny ": teras..
held at` the Apple Day. headquart-
ers, ' When, two leaders and 'f4Ve
qualifying Cubs were invested•as
miembers of the '1st.Lucknow Cub
'Pack i
The.:terins and .cereamonies as-
'�sociated with the; Cub Pack : are
ail based on. Rudyard Kipling's
:story' ' ."The -.7u jungle Book".
°E1mer1 Upmbach•; was invested as..
Pack `Leader, with the: title of
'
Rev.
ted
'Ryes
Akela . He..:was i .. by
A, E. • Tavener, : a former Akela`
d• an authority ,on:Scout ;.and.
and.
Cub` •work•: Mr': Umbach in turn'
invested Willard Thompson, as
an assistant Cub leader and "four
new Cubs who havd-passe' d
their :;tenderpad :tests `and have
;obtained their. ..Uniforms, This:
foursome i, ri c.l'u'd'e d;• 'Kenneth
;Hodgkinson; $ o;b b y Johnston;
Billy Fisher and - Ian Marshal:
;Cub Ronald Tavenex, ' a .:former
'm'em'ber of the' Port Stanley Pack
was received by. transfer
•
f 50 : epreci} : Entertain •Belgrave Y.P.S.
' Thea Ashfield United, Church•
Young People were hosts to Bei-,
grave 'Young People last Thurs-
day evening, October 27th fora'
• $ 83,500
IHallowe'en 'social. Belgrave. sup.-
plied the worshiip perit�d : ,with•
�.:. 497,62 •
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THURSDAY, N'QVEIMBER, 3, 194b.
• • theCold
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For :'
Iiiitt llIII IlIIllllllll„„„, „„,„..•
THAT" IS JUST AROUND TIE,-. CORNER
BOYS. .... •
Parkas, Breeches, Doeskian. Plaid and Lighter 'Plaid
Shirts, Pullovers, ages 6 to 16
IR Co t sets . '
Snow Suits, ;Coats, All Wool Dresses, Card
. Pullover ••
• igans, . . , •
;'ARIES
'' et -to; look over our Coatsbefore *selecting
Do not int • ,Fur trimmed. and .plain fitted
your Winter Garinent.
and 'swing back. J . "
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TOT -TO -TEEN & LADIES' WEAR:
'Phone $9;w' Lucknow, Ont.
is the time:, for KNITTING
GUELPHS -3 'ply, 4` ply, 3• ply Iiroy with 10 pecent Nylon,
-4.. 1 Starlite, Speedway,
.�,MOi�TARCH--2--ply,-- 3-1)13r, P y, , , Pe , ,.. . ; ..
' STANFIELDS--,3 ply Sock yarn
Monarch Knit's new supply; of 'knitting books for; µthe
latest: styles in 'Knitwear.
Baby Wool.
SHIRTS -Forsythe, :Arrow .and Balfour.
TIE Arrow; Forsythe: and -'Milne.
PYJAMAS -Broadcloth • and •Flannellette
.SWEATERS—Cardigans, •Pullovers. and .Sleeveless.
Jackets, `Parkas .Reversible Parkas; . Station Wagon Coats,
Topcoats . and Overcoats:
F IT'S THE BEST YOU Wa
IT'S : AT.
IES'
AND. :MEN'S WEAR
TIME TO MAIL OVERSEAS
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HRISTMAS PARCELS •
•1
e .';Post Office Department
,Th . f. ,
draws, attention :to the • fact that
the deadline is fast approaching
for -mailing. Christmas..', parcels:
overseas.
To be'sure of delivery
the •.
'before 'Chrlstrrias parcels' to
United Kingdom, should be mail-
ed before, Ncivem�ber.:15th Parcels'.
with i'. an, European'. destination
should be mailed b' Novem-
bey, 8th .
Ashfield _conducting the ,games.
•'7,683 :and . contests., The .evening .ended
26,2.05 'faith `'a ' .bountiful .lunch' with the
Total.
OW IS THE TIME F!
ENGAGEMENTS
Stothers.,
'Fergus, wish to announce the en
igagenent of their eldest daugh-
ter,, Agnes Grace, to William'• At
wood - Bra4,bury, ,only son' of Mr. .
and Mrs. M. T.' Bradbury,. Stock -
7,300 ton -on -Tees, England. The mar -
Iriage will take place quietly in:
$187,855 Fergus early in December.
ew Low
Me!
e'. Have A Complete And Extensive Stock.
Of Winter • Footwear: For All The, Family.
NEW LINES.
NEW STYLES
dill:
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Te-Our.::.F 'ces.•,
ou o-Inveatigat
athwell&S
NEW BLANKETS,
WARM WOOL .BLANKETS
'FLANNELETTE BLANKETS
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BED THROW B'L.ANKRET
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