The Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-12-02, Page 41).
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THE LUCKNOW SENT1 ; N.441 , ONTARIO
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iPullets
For Sale
WE ALSO
BUT.
Kinds of
POULTRY
Lorne McLennan
Purina Dealer, Lucknow -
.LANtS1p1
• Mr. and Mrs. 'John Wraith and
family have rented Miss Merger-
. ei.,Tayler's house in Lucknow &
• '42fil1 move there in the near fut-
ure.
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Mr. Widths, Marylin and. Doug
las spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. John Richardson.._ °
Mrs. A. Emerson and Victor
spent, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. -Farrier of Whitechurch. '
Mrs. Wm. Brown spent a few
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Mr. Wrn. Bell of Pine River. Mr.
Wrri.' .Brown and .Gertie spent
Sunday there and 1Virs. Brown
• returned home, with them. .
'Rect Cross quiltings were held
atthe-: home of •Urs. deo. Hark
ness and 'Mrs: Wallace .Conn: on
Tuesday last.
A nuMber from here attended
the St. ,Andrew's ball, on Friday
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evening.
Mr.- and Mrs. Bert Harkness,
Barbara --arid-Ross-or TorOnte---ac:--
companied" by Mrs.' •Elroy Cur-
rie spent Sunday with Mr, arid
Mrs. George Harkness.
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Mr: and Mrs. Jim Harkness Jr.
and family are with Mr. and Mrs.
'John,: Reid and Mr. Harkness is
working with, Mr. Reid at Hew,
son's mill, in Wingham,
The funeral. of Mrs. Geo. Lay-
man of 'Guelph was held •:,•n Sat-
urday at Sacred Heart church at
TeesWater.- Mrs. Layman was
' formerly Miss Jean Wai3dle. ,This
'community extends syricipathy,to
her brothers, Mr. John ancl:-Geo.
• Weddle and her sister Mrs. Geo.
:Hewis. •
Those donating blood for the
• third 'time at Teeswater frOm
• this community are Bill Smith,
Mesdames Harold Currie & Gra-
ham Moffat. , •
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BRUCE FEDERATION •
PROMOTES FARMFORUMS
-Brace County Federation of
Agriculture' is paying special 'at-
tention to -promoting .the Farm
Radio Forum for the' Winter
months.. This work is being car -
Tied on by a, special Forum com-
mittee • spread over the county.
An• added feature this year is
promoting group forum Meetings.
.These meetings. have -the advan-
tage of an 'tip.-tollate motion pic-
ture Machine which is supplied
by the Natiorfal Film Board. The.
Pictures --Change ,each Month to
serve, as an .added edueational
'feature on the topic being dis-
ctisseed. by the forums: Special
speakers . will- he proVidee,-. fer
community meetings.
HENRY momusH who taught
school at Westfield • forty years
ago, „before moving to Toronto,
passed. away, in that city. His
wife,. formerly Nettie McClinton,
predeceased him.
'BOUNDARY EAST
Mr. and- Mrs. Bill Dawson, Mr.
and Mrs. Alex- Dawieri .of Lon-
dlan and Mr. and Mrs: Clark Mc-
Lean cf. Wingham were recent
• Mr. and Mrs:. James Forster
and 'Mr: and Mrs. Ronald For-
ster and babe visited on Thurs-
day with •Mr: and Mrs. Walter
Forster of • Ripley. •
:arid -Boriald-e-,-Fer-ster
and Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher
.and family. spent Sunday at the
home of Mrs. .1. Carruthers.
Mr. Roddie spent the
week -end in London. •
Mral. Wm. MacDonald called on
FrarikTMiller-on7Friday-- al-,
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ternoon. • ••• •
Mr: and Mrs. Wm. MacDonald
entertained. 'Mr. and Mrs: George
•Kennedy ori Saturday evening &'
Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher on
Monday. evening.
• Mrs: Sam Morrison and Melvin
spent a few days last week with
Mr. I D. K.• Alton who :is quite I
ill. •
• Mrs. Pharis gathers held 'a
Red Cross quilting for the Jolly
Workers Club \last week, •
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Coulter
and Mr: Bill Thorn of Auburn
spent Sunday with .Mrs. dillies
and. jack: • .
The Bridge Club met at -the
home ' of Mr. '• and Mrs. - Farish
Moffat last week. Winners for.
' the , evening . were Mrs. Widdis &
Mr. George Fisher,
ft INEDIfffRENCEPURIIAMAKE
GIVE YOUR FLOCK A°,WEEK'S. TREATMENT WITH
purinaCiek$Ton
A TONIC with ingredients that knock out the roundWorms.
Purina Fatena Checkers
ABOUT THREE POUNDS per bird will give you a Milk
Fed A Finish in two Weeks.
• FOR 11)0GS, .
Add 1 Bag Hog. Chow to each 5 bag b Chop — Produce 4
Hogs per ton' of Chop instead of just 2
Complete Sanitation ,Line always on hand
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THURS., PECEMBER 2ndi 1943
BRUCE:DEBT FREE
END OF THIS YEAR
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• The close of , the year finds
Bruce County in its strongest fin-
ancial position since its forMation
as a, separate County in 1857. In
Addition ,to balancing its account
for the year and paying Off, the
final instalment of its debenture
debt there,, will be 'a reserve of
$85;000. „in the form of Victory'
Bonds. Those bonds will provide:
a fund to .be used 'in post-war
construction for roads, bridges
and rehabilitation ;projects and
,already the •cominittee'•appointed
for this purpose at the June ses-
sion is preparing a list of .the'
proposed -undertakings_ This com-
mittee, which Was appointed• at
the " request of the Department
Of !Municipal Affairs,. is coinpos-
ed of the three :members of the
-highways committee Reeves
McTavish, Downs arid Elliott and
Reeves Sloan and Shewfelt.
The -final payment on the de-
bentures issued in 1923 to meet
the cost of an addition to the
County buildings and the instal-
lation of the, central heating
piarit will be made in December,
the amount - still oWiiig being
$1673.59: An examination of the
• County records shows Alla in the
eriod-,.of 11ear-nce-fts-tarm-
ation the County has issued de-
bentures in the total amotint of
$1,108,000.00 for the following
purposes: 1859,, fer „relief owing
to the-lailtire of the ;harvest in
thepreceding_yeat, $34,00) .00L
HO 169; for: the • gravelling
of the leading • County roads,
$280,000.00; 1859 to 1866, forthe
construction of the'County build-
ings, $44,009.00; 1869 to 1872
for railway bonuses; $301,000;
1898 for bttilding, the House of
Refuge, $20,000; 1914 to 1918 for,
patriotic grants during the First
World War, $259,000; 1923, for.
additiOn to eoliiity buildings and
central heating plant; $20,0001,-i&
for bridge building in variotts.
years, $150,000. As the `payA.s
You GO" Policy has been'adopted
since L9'22 it is unlikely that any
further debenture' issues will be
fnade by future. COnacils.
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Wife: HOW- did you like the,
WAC parade, dear?'
Colonel: Marvelous. Five thOu-
sand,Women,and not a slip show-
ing.
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FOR SALE—Hereford calf. Ap-
ply to HERB, MILLER, Lucknow.
FOR, SALE -713 inch Maple Leaf
grain,chopper in good shape. Ai):
.1.31y at Sentinel Office.
RAW FURS WANTED—highest
prices paid.,,,Send or bring them
to HURON PRODUCE, Wingharn.
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FOR SALE -1930 Model A Ford
sedan, first classcondition, five
good tires, for qiiiele sale, need
space. Apply at Sentinel Office.
FOR SALE -30 Rock pullets, 6
'months old, Seilirig breed;, also
3- turkey -hens, year-old- and one.
gobbler, white: WM. ALTON, R.
7, LucknOw, •Phone 67-3. Dung..annon. . •
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MAKE. THIS a.Merry Christmas
• by buyings your requirements at
The "CANADIAN .TIRE CORP.
STORE, Campbell5Garag,e, Wing-,
ham. • , • •
A PIANO' or Furniture FOr Xmas
can be purchased at a low price
at the mildmay FurnitureStore.
20 c‘hesterfield: suites, .1.4 pianos;
etc SCHUETT, & SONS give free
delivery. , ” •
/AUCTION SALE of 'farin stock,
implements, etc. at Lot. 6 Con.
12, Kinloss (mile west of Gravel
Road) on Friday, December. 2rd
'at 1 o'clock. See bills. Mrs. Peter.
MacDonald,' adrninistratrix;
ald B.• Blue, auctieneer. • '
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cotting,Events...11.
PUBLIC' schitioji-0014CERI; .
The annual Lucknow Public ^
School -Concert will be held in
Carnegie Hall On Friday Oren-.
Mg, December, 10th at 8 o'clack..
The entertainment will include
selectiOns from the Rhythm Band;
patriOtic- choruses, an operetta.
and a Chrigtmas play. General
:admission 25c; children' 15c. '
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;CHRISTMAS GIFT. SALE .
There will be a Christmas Gift
Sale and Afternoon Tea in the
former C: Orr, shop in the.
Johnstone 'Block this Saturday,
December 4th,commencing at .3
• o'clock, under auspices of the
Women's Guild of St. Peter's
church. •
-HATCHING- We require require breeding flocks all
breeds tosupply us withhatch,'
•ing 'eggs, for the, 1944 hatching
season. Flocks culled and blood -
tested free. Guaranteed premium
paid.,AlsO additional hatchability,
Premium. Also turkey flocks
Wanted to supply hatching eggs.
It will pay you to write for full
details •immediately,- .TWEDDLE.
CHICK 'HATCHERIES' Limited,.
Fergus, Ontario. '
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• The annual meeting of the
Lucknow Elevator Company, Ltd •
will be held at theOffice of G. H.
Smith, on Sattfrday December 4;
at 8 o'clock pail. Election of of-
ficers and other regular business
to be transacted. "
JAMES HACKETT, Pres.
NOTICE .
NOTICE
-We have a quantity of Hard-
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.MAFEKING wood tops close to town. Will
let 'cutting on .shgres. • .
This 'Community was well rep-
resented at the annual "rneeting1
pf the W.M.S. held at the home
of Mrs, Rev. G, Howse, Lucknow
on Tuesday afternoon:.
Mr. and Mrs. George Saunders
gntertaind a number of friends
to -a turkey dinner on Thursday
cirening. They were.:Mr. and Mrs.
I. Cranston, Mr. and Mrs. E,'
Blake, Mr. and 'Mrs. M. Kilpat-
rick and Mr. •and Mrs. C. John-
ston. • Members of the family
were all home for the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Phillips
and children 'visited at Mr. John
•Campbell'sikon Sunday.
A -group Red Ci workers;
net at • Mrs. I. Cranstpn't on'
Friday and quilted two quilts.• •
Mrs. T. M. Anderson Spent the
Week -end in LoMion. '
• Mr. :and Mrs; Chas. Hodgins
.and babe ViSitedl an Thursday at
her parents.home.
'Tpr. ;Jack Arthur from Camp
Borden spent the weekend at
Mr. Chas. Hallam's.
Mrs. Jos. McCann, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Twamley attended the
golden wedding of Mr: and Mrs.
John Feagan at Nile on ,Monday,
last.
''Lorne Mactennani !Phone 71-w
Mr. 'and Mrs:'11)ner .Johnston
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Mildmayjn
uriday.
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The Lucknow Sawmill Co
CREWE• ,
Mr. and Mrs. T. M: Durpin at-
tended the horse show at Kin-
cardine :on Friday 'evening.
Mr. Lorne . Emmons was in
London on Thursday. He has se-
cured work in •Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hunter
and children. visited on Sunday
with; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Curran.
Mr. ancr. Mrs. Raymond Finni-•
gan, Chester and Louise. spent
•• Misses , Frances and Lorena
Thursday- ill- Ittringharn7--:
Crozier were up from London
to see their father who ..is not
improving very fast
Mi. and Mrs. 'Wilfred 'Drennan,,
Lorainne and J. C, and liOnald
Treleaven • attended the horse
shoW, in • Wingham On Thursday
evening,
Miss Annie'Culbert of Sky Har-
bor was home over.the week -end.
Miss Lorainne Drennan Of
Lucknow spent ,the • week -end
with her parents, . Mr. and Mts.
Wilfred Drennan,
BORN—At COderich Hospital
on Monday, NoVerriber 22nd to
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er. Cora:tulationS.
• EUCHRE AND DANCE
• In Zion•Orange Hall on. Friday;
December 3rd., Cards at 9 sharp, -
Lunch iserved.' Dancing to musk
orchestra. General ad-
mission 35c.
-F. T. ARMSTRONG
• OPTOMETRIST
IN LUCKNOW
EACH ;WEDNESDAY
•FROM
2 p.m. to 6 o'clock
AT WM. SCHMID'S STORE
•••••••••••••■■•Notpoom•
P. Stuart MacKenzie
BARRISTER & SOLICITOR
. Walkerton, Ontario. '
IN LUCKNOW
Each Wednesday
Afternoon "& Evening
At G. H. SMITH'S OFFICE'
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REDMOND RETIRES • •
RaY'rnond Redmond, reeve of
East Wawanosh' for several terms, .
is retiring. His successor by ac-
clamation is J. D. Beecroft. The
councillors who recei,ved ,an ac-
clamation also are Louis Ruddy.,
Norman McDowell, Harvey Black
and Alex Patterson. •
Acclamation In Culross
- Culross Township ratepayers
alsogave their Board an accla-
mation last, week, as follows:
Reeve,. Jos. McInnes; councillors, '
Alphonse- Zirrirrit;r;, -Lester - -
cOner, J. IC Wall and John Mof-
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GUIDE NEWS . .
During , horse 'shoe formation
Guides agreed to tag for the
Navy League. -
Guides went to Patrol corners.
As a result of tests tried Mary
was able tq add some stars to
a chart: This is chart marking
each Guide's progress towards
her First 'Class Badge. ' • •
Some patrois began improving
their screens:, Mrs; McKim will
.inspect the screens next Friday.
04.111dc,'
were diSmissed.
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