The Lucknow Sentinel, 1946-03-07, Page 3• 04
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TRUES.PAY, MARCH 7th,.•1946.
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Local an
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• Mr. wake Alto'n FO. and - Mrs. Stuart
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left for Ottawa this week where
they will visit with relatives and
where Stuart expects • to receive
spent Thursday Inv 'TOO*, ..•••
• :,, Messrs'. George Alton and' Thos.
Mcduffin mad business. trip
•to'• London on edneSclay. last. 'his discharge from the • .R.C!A.F.
Mi, Wr Ted& hasbeen ‘Mr. and Mrs, HedyerS John-
p•oed since suffering ‘a slight ston and family moved last woe}
stroke a!'cOuPle bf Weeks:agOr from 'the apartment above tht:t
• "' MrS, °A. N. Hamilton iS much
•kiriproYed•in health, since her re-
' cent serious illness, and. IS able
'ti be out „again. • •
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-.'Mrs,„ WM, MacKsnzie, who ,has
been visting in Ilnh1ton was. a
patient •the :Hamilton General
Hospitarforabout ten•,days.
• Mr, Mrs. 'Jack • Fisher of
:London were .weekJend visitors
with their. parents,- .Mr.' and Mrs..
Will Fisher, ; • •
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ROnakt- Johnston, nledieW
stu-
dent at Toronto University, spent
the week -end here With his par
'ents 'Mr • and' MrS Elmer John-
KET1NG P4AN--
Ontario's libg-..marketing
scheme, under the Farms Pro
ducts Contrel into
e feet •Ori ApriL i Ontario_ Agri-'
cuttue. Minister Kennedy told:
•the Ontario Hog .Producers' •As -
socia ion in convention at :the.
•Hoye York HOtel. last ;week.
Legion RoOms, to Temple Clark's Along thwe in attendance from
house tenOted by Mr. and MrQ' jiurob; County • was Earl M.
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Archie Anderson, until Mr, 'An_ Donald of Ashfield,•
Orson's' death .a few yveciu ago.• The•-scheme,"President Charels
Lucknow.;guests *m.tho attended
the; il/Win:Connell ,wedding
Toronto :on* Satiirday ,,Were Mr.
a'nd-M.er.4..B. Anderson, Misses
'Lillian and. Frances MacLean;
Mrs. A. E. 1VIcKiin,.. ''Mrs.. W. V
Johnston ' and •Miss Catherine
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-Mr.- and Mrs. w.' J: Barber, who'
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resided .CraribroOk• B.0 until
'Mr. Barber recently retired frorn
the service ,of the C.P.R.: are at
, ,. • ,-. pr,esentvisiting in'.Toronto with
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: • oPerator at the local office,' at.. Mrs...N. ' L.• ,Campbell and 'Lorna,
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,:. tended . a, joint. orifererice Meet- •:.MrS. CarriPbell is cOmtnenCing her
ting 'of the Bell .Telephone on )sektec4h. Month ' in -the hoSPitat
..1,4Panyi..at,,10.,chgb,.e.g...liaSt.„..-We.e*4'1"„ •,...0,111.....,-:.,,,be,r, .:'',.:conditio.riontintling•
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MI and MrS. Nelson •Winter- ;favorable' •
• McInl-iis Stated, enables producers
to' determini in what* quantity
and Of, what.: hogs
lbe.: sent to;.market' and 'to
„establiSli time :and Place Jf.
Marketing.; After •:thsi had. been
accoinPlilied he said, bargain-.
ing a to.: price could be 'carried
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for Quality
.GOODWILL., AMBASSADOR
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• The Ontario Progressive -Con,
SerVatii.,f,,,e New •Carried the
loWing, paragraph. in a .recent
ue
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' . Northern. OritariO has • a".••neW
ainbaSsador, noneother
than ,J.• -tit Hanna; 1VI.P.P., (Huh':
ToJQ1d the.. Canaelian•:-export .r•o-Bruce)..--A.:-,bUsy figure at •the
htiSin s$ of .$150. to $175 :Million western Annual, th4„,,senatori,,
annuliy, Mr. 'A/elm:Us • declatO just back from the•*oftherP
PrPc19;cers must set a high tar,- tario 'outfitters'North Bay carn
card Aval;:.WaS. all agog; with tall tales
up a regular' 'supply .in the voluml
'dog teams Paul
price ; • . Bunyan, and all the Whoop7.46-
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"Cnadian bacon-filled.fram One, do .of the big meet.. He said
half. to one-thir'cl, th'entie. 811
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Northern hospitality .was, over:- • ;
.whelming, ..with Mayors Beeton:',".• ••••
and Stones of Sudbury:461'1%16'1-th • ••,
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Bay, respectively, ,setting the, • •••'•
pace, •Also had an orchid for:pub-
lisher Win. Mason of the 'Nugget* :flys:
for reants' of smart' • publiditY-
"North-SoUth team •play",, said •
the 'Senator', "guaranteeS a great
and growing Ontario'.
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Has Guelph Offer
Miss Jean MeLeapd,• aee*Ti*ler
for the RipleY. softball-tein,,-:•ff''-•-•-'
fatiglifirreFlier services,Thfff'uz -m
rently she •is'seriously cOnsidering •
an offer .from Guelph. ••
tish"-Tatio-rialid: Was the-bsronr •
the market dtiring,the .vvar
stein were in Toronto the first • J L Croome • British Food Mis-
fVI " d' • iv H 11' • '• • '• •
showing: ..0p,,:the Hudson .the rriar • wo,uld bear favorahlY.11Porf_Can-_,
, r, rs. m, o'rne
t town were gue,sts (3n: Saturday•at • .• '
of the Weelc, when. they, attended sion, ttavva, stated. This, he fel*,
.tiiddel$, 'for ••which•,car =Nelson •is William
Bi•uce .Hornell,•4 Son bf•
• • • the localsales agent -••
Mr. and Mrs.:1). A • Hornell; ara'cl•
Mr. John Farrish , spent, the
nti----at-Gb-frie-ifth Mr -and
Eliner.Farristi,.,gtmei• is now
rnto the. rusii'' season at. his
thicken hatchery, •:and Will. short-,
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ly take off •a..hatch of some 18,009
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TO RELEASE PUPILS
ada $ future'bacon ,contracts •With
Great 13ritain. • • • •
Miss Mary Margaret Lezitsv: In .the ' next few . years : •Mr.
dllighter R Mr and Mrs. C: M, Crop .6 went on, 'Canada-11as Ian
opportunity to become. entrench-
Learmblith of Regina The, cere-
ed.in'theBritish.baCtm market by
many was perfOrthed . 'in • 'St
; shipping in regular volume a hie'
George's United Church Tot -Onto
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Mr., and I'drs..." 110ihell will ' product a '
co grade at 'reasonable
in moritt-pai - : - ---,-- • - ' •Price.lii•all of 1946, he said Den-
• Ontario„high• sChoo:1 • students',
L-lielow"-Grade-13';-rnay'Lbe4xetised
froth , schoolattendance' after,. Ma/
• 23rd if they volunteer to,engage
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in- 'farm' .Work.' under a: plan
notanced4by's:GRI7Pre
as Of . 'Education;
He reVealed• that the'EdUcatioti
De.partinent,, will.; coni:lUct..a
Vosi. in- Ontario secdpdary,Schopls
Ldiiring-Mar-eh-nand '.45i-Prift•O'bnr911-
;•:. -141•Plls N. -A@
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:farm wbrk.• •The survey will be
conducted conjunction'••witti •
Ontario Farin •SerV•ices.. . • ••
In n-ialcirig announcement,
the Premie'r pOinted-Out the mre
was -thought ne'6eS-SarY_ if: Ontario
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was to do its •share in meeting.
s .world demand :for
• 'food-, • • —
Uhclor the; dc.,partrnent's plan,
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th6' discretion of, the
local' school' bOards,•,May release
' frorh•clasSeS after lVfay '23rd, any.
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student Who has!' been . .regitla.r,
• ateitcla n ce . or. entitlOck
•the opinion . Of.: the principal,: ...to
;11: '....„deparchiontal standing
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Junewrzting ' examinations plier • not shio
who. ' takes:- totengage-,--.1h 'rr1.1tcl-r:rriore Wirt- Canada'i•in;
under the'the first three months : More Dan -
the Ontario, kartn,§ervice.',force:ih bacon will be onthe market
will foimulate: • .7. arid in l.948,'
btr.t7by CAT -441.4n prodi,-Tet-
It.:he'ShOrtage of. farin: Workers,
continues ..the fall; school • •noW.,less',.heavily' cured than:, in
artime„. can. hayeeStablished.,4
truStees :May: close : any -seciond.ary.1.0
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.,• '' • • • • • ".' • • • I on'lhe'rnunicipal.'finances'endin
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• uake 6. wa lacePted and .tlie treaSurer"-
ist
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, g-rade-i-for-anY-periodluia
to four weekS.afterothe statutory
opening ,ddie,Septernbcr• --8rd;. SO
that students may nelp,Wit1-1. har- COUNCIL MINUTES
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vesting, processing and ..carining
It: a _school;is..not••closccl
dent§ engaged •essential wwk
during thesurnmet:nry be. asked
to Continue at . their , during
Septernbe.r if. their scrv.ices
required. Stiecial.:proiSion - will
be. Made: so _that, the.Y. n5ay., catch
up in,their. ciass'.work :on .return-
ing • to school., They be :crecl--•?
ited' ;School attendan.ce 'dux-
ing tile period in which they .are.
working,. .
• . INLOSS TOWNSHIP
'..":Counbil. met in- the' ilati --Feb-
rtiarY:11,..; .1046: 'as per adjourn
'thent...e1A.11 rnerrbers present The
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rninut's of the 'January 7th rrieet
were aPproxed and siined.
..'' A Ornnlimication 'from the
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Cotirify-aSSegsor of Grey. C6unty
was fyled t ,•
• tritinell agreed .to become -a,
member of. the' Ontario 'ASsocia-
tiOn Of• Rui•al
oPPoined Councillor • Mcinriori
Preinier.prow. said :there: is. ;no' •fol.attend.:the -;ebnvention lin Tor,
intention of using children as onta'Flartiary-'25-26, 1946. :
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flarin ;labor instead.' of,'adUlts;.',,bitt B37-1aw' No. 2, 1946. was ..pre7
.rti,,i7f.re.trvt_trilb.a140,1s_htri.tage. cpKL40,finaipased rnaking'
.; . • • • • • • • • . PrOviSilon for the ct Ex •
of a.dOf.„he,iiji,„;.•§0nie.actiO11.inu •p•enditinso.•g;n::_f_h_dr,',DOWnilliShip!ROadrs:
be taken:: , . ; • . 19.46.:
. • Mr' Johnstonl Conn, the muni
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cipal auditor presented his report
or
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the
telt
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114!
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()IL BURNING c -
Home Heaters
was used -tO -,:have-.-hree .copies-
Aof ill& ceporti typcd for up of the
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loard.:, *:. ' ' ' , • , • i, -
;,Tei -id, t's . for -the . crushing and
hactlih of the graye:11- required
for. the year 1946 were called for.
Council then adjourned' tO meet.
again.e...t.i "..IVIoriday,” March .,l9th,..
.at the usual time:and Wade;
* 08 istitt'OCi-4-1i Lovell .e,z
• ' ' Co„ .sti)plies, $21,79;•, 'Municipal
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' . . , * * • , , A T , ' . Wt.”'Id, 8 subsei-iptkons, 8.00;- J. 1t,'1
• ' ..., . ' s , `, ,.. .. ' ' ,, Lane, 11%g,, B, M. .,,Se 0 1945, 5125;
LECTRIC • m . 1..
, 3.. R. 1,1:111(,„ pc)stage,, 4,00i, Ontario
Assii. twill unicipa ities,. tem,
. *1)erhip, fee', 6.00,idolinStOn Conn,
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!PhOrit... ' 110 ,, ,, ' , , ' ' ; . ' ' . • , 1 . 1 ' audit. ftr., 25.00'. R. Elliott, exp.
uuckt'l9W re ' rc,rttiun qind '.. presentation',
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enefits
ijLEcommunity
Regular' eMPlaYment and Pay envelopes make fax
carefree familiesor prosperouscorrimuniiies.-for
"good times'', for ernployerand employee alike. The
National Employment Service, with offices in more
h - d• -t s-C'd th
n ies-an owns--cccros a-na ai-serves-- a ---
needs of both, employers and employees—and the
local N. E S. office takes its •place in importance to
the cominunity among the time honoured com-
munity initihitions—the Post Office, the Court
House; the City Hall
Without-kational-Einp-loyment Service, the worker is
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himself and his family The employer may be un- • •
able to reach -workers he requires. National EmPloY-
mertt Service is the cle4Aring hipuse through which - -
eMployer and employee are brought together, so • •
that both may have their free choice of the entire •
ernployment market.
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Notional Employment 'Soh
• • 5 main functions:
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1 -'Organization of the whole .eniPloyrnent Market; . :
4ndbringing together ,employers ancl employees- • •
-2-:-Ccillectio"n of .inforination: t' eMPIO-Yrnent pro
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leets for the use of ' Government, M,artagernent..
ond, Labour, „. , , • •
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—Administration of Reinstatement in Ci
- ployment Act; -
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•4 ----Dealing with Unemploynient Insurance Benefits;
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S --Dealing. with 9ut-of.Worli Benefits for .Ex -Service , . •
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Make full use Of the Local Office of National EmploYment • Y. -'` ' •
er yke. It is there `to.' serve your needs and. those of , • •
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the entire Community. . • ' •
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENTSERVICE
. . poininio4 Labour Department
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