The Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-09-26, Page 11
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LUCKNOW, ONTARIO 'WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26th, 1062
Single Copy 10c
16 Pages
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oo . osts Account for Treater •
#' MiH Increase In •Tax. date
Lucknow's • tax: rate , for 1962 ` Q
will jump by seven mills, At . a.
special meeting of the Village
Council last week the tax rate,
was struck, .with school. costs re-
presenting 5.6 mills. • of ,the, sev-
en, mill increase.:
"For .the first; •time since 16158
the Village tax..r.ate.;is up.This•
year the increase is .9 mills;
The County rate is upa3 mills,
the Publie,,Sehool''rate :is up 3.1
mills and the. High 'School' 2.7
mills.
This year's.rate compared with
last year is as follows;
1962. 1961
County 133 13.
Public. School 18.6 15.9
•High, School.., .,. •1.1 6 $ 226 8
Village. 27' .7
Total :71.4 64.4
The' total assessable Village
property: isas follows:::resident-
ial, $657,525:00 commercial for
Schools , and local improvements,
$330,411.00. •
The tax. levy raises .$72,55866,
86,
less $3,036 in .unconditional pro-:
vincial grants which apply . ; to
:reducing the residential tax rate..
from 714 to"66 8 mills;
• Municipalities • in the Lucknow
•:District HighSchool Area share'
. the 1962 'tests pof the
and debenture • in the following
amounts:
Ashfield $1149'513.77.
Culross 1,450.72
Greenock • 2,071..72
16,x(19:17
9;270.76
• 11,733.86
' Over. and above the .Area levy
estimated Government grants far
19462 will be $69;000.00, •
Public School• .
Estimated receipts and expend-
itures on which the Public school..
levy is based are as follows;
Expenditure`s:
General expenditures 439,025,00 •
SENTINEL. MAILING LIST
HAS. ' BEEN REVISED
l mailing Ust
washcoTe rrected eon Friday and .
subscription payments recel-
ved in recent weeks up to
that date have been advanc-
ed accordingly.
Check ybur lalbe.1 date to
see if proper credit has been
given. and Ai event, ,of error
please: advise us at .once.
If your suibscription is. in
e on•
arrears,, please give this mat-
e
ter your prompt attention.
Estimate 'expens•
'window replacement )3,475.00
Receipts
Government • grant ..,,.,,,$16,500.00• _!1-
Tax assistant "
e grant ,.., 2,(±94;�00 .Buys.
_ u:s• • Fee In.4..
Tuition ' fees 3 900.00
047,500 Anderson Flax Ltd
Dental grant: .332 4:00
,$23,416.00
Balance
Balance Jan. 11162 4,196.1.7
ESt. Expenditures.
Est: .Receipts
$27,614.17
x$47,500.00
27,614.17
$119,;885:$3
Surplus 114111 '
$2OyQ100 00'
Of. 'this $20,000 levy for ,i062.
it. is ''shared as follows: •
•'Luckfiow $118374.
Ashfield"..,, : 20,40
West Wawanosh 728.00
Kinloss ...........:• 878.00
• Na�ne• D,R,O:'s .
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At ;last week's meeting C oun
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cil appointed' Deputy Returning.
Kinloss officers. in• event 'a :municip-
1' West Wawanosh ; al election in November: Town
-;Lucknow : Hall, 'Fred Jackson;' St. Peter's
Parish Hall, Jack : Wraith, Le=
$59,000:00 _gion Hall, Les Purves. .•
Anticipate Big
.Crowd At.• fair.
The. Lucknow Agricultural So
ciety's 9(7th annual .fall. fair is
underway .this Wednesday and'.
Thursday and .favored with good
weather,. a' big crowd ,is. antici
pated.
Work bees. *ere held on.:Sat-
urday`.and'• Monday,' preparing'',
hall • ha 1 and grounds,
' the with new
•hag pens.adding to the facilities.'
Advance entries indicate a
outstanding indoor show, and
,this may be viewed on Wednes�
:day evening. ;lt ,is • some time
since the hall has been open,
on the first' night. of the : fair,
but eichibits in- recent years,
have been such as to•warrant the
'Wednesday• .night open when
more -leisurely .viewing is pos-
`silble.
The fair will 'be- officially
.Op-
ened following the' 'school•'child
•en's `parade- on. Thursday by the
• •Hon. •. Wrn. Stewart, Ontario's
'Minister of Agriculture.•
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Purchases New
obile :Fee
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Gorden
Joh ns stone of .Lucknow'
and Gordon Maurer of :Elmwood.
are this 'Week in Nashville, Ten -
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•nessee; taking "training" to oper-
ate a new`:Seco mobile feed mill
which will go into operation .lo=.
'tally .;.October lst. Gordon: new ser -
John
John-
stone .'will' operate the `
stun p
vice ':with Mr. Maurer, an experi-
enced mobile feed, mill man,
employedti'by him.
Gordon Johnstone:: just recently
purchased the 'seed cleaning `and'
treating .business .of Stuart 'Rob-
ertson in Lucknow,' and he will
continue to : carry on this busi--
ess.
The new owner (Will' distribute
a • line of ful-ton feeds to the
farmers' of this, area: The "push-
button":
pushbutton": mobile feed mill carries
supplements, concentrates, Mel-
asses, minerals, salt & •supplies,
and uses' Jthe farmer's own grain
right at the farm:
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Liberalan M• .Gaunt
om :• To� Acc p �` . ..
On.Monday•.: f Huron -Bruce Riding
' 'A 'one' day,: all Mit, visit':-- '
• next Monday •to every corner Of. ' AD WORKED TOO WELL;
the' 'riding in which' John .. J.. COST' 'US MONEY
0 • '•' Winterme: er, Liberal`� ader, ac- '' '
r Y.' Sentinel •want ads .some -
w companied by, Murray ;;Gaunt,
�. Liberal times wont top• well ,�—
Candidate, will shake
'hands with thousands of voters,'
Will cap the cLiiber'al:eampaign in
• • • a'. determined bid to. win Huron-
s Bruce' in th''e .belection on ,Otto-
r� by
election
ber 4th.. . •
M More than
r 300 miles of driving
from, . dawn to Well .,. past. dark
will take in .upwards . brief.
of 5A.
:taps. -and includet
every hamlet
from Mildmay to 'Colborne, from
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M Amberley to, .1Vlolesworth "and plants, ,« w.,�uN..,...
r, ever . plant and; visits to old people,
,thing ibetw.een, The route, C " d others who have ex
r beginning with a �7 o'clock visit shin in., an e the
0 'tn�factorYpressed a desire to meet .
� y workers in Wirigham ,
hard ' �Wil1. includ 'Leader and"the •Candidate
• e breakfast .in Blyth,.. topand ' ravel
urn r ,' IIi hways, hard gr
M ch hi. Lucknow and supper in g in the cavalcade of
0 Brussels. The route Will be south roads will sp
tb.wpst to north to east to south
• cars.to.a greater. ntriri'ber,af .con-
a to centre Intl d• d the visit tats than cvef' before in one
s •
M be factories,, co=op pat
and cost 'us money.
• :Last week Mrs, KBuster
Whitby ran an ".advertise-
advertise-
ment, listing " several items.
for 'sale. It was ordered
. for'. two 'weeks; , but every-
thing was •disposed' of so
quickly and in- .
that �he•'sec
sertian ;was cancelled,.
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dairies,
9rili' u. e in e yrs• king fav:
' Ther following,. news . release
has been received from the
Daffin Manufacturing Co. '
Anderson_ Flax Products Ltd.
have purchased' .a Feedmobile,
a mobile Meed mill,from the
Daffin • Manufacturing. Co. . of
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and
Virden Mowlbray and ;his: son,
John Mowbray will return this
week from Lancaster where
they. .attended' 'a' factory train-
ing school on the operation; of
their •new mobile feed process-
ing plant., .
They . are driving their ' new
,Feedmobile• .,,to Lucknow this.
Weekend ' where .'it: will . soon be
placed iri .operation by, ,the An-
.derseri c• firm who 'will! operate,.
it, , under the• name of "Ander.
son ° Flax 1Viobile: Feed Service'';
as an added 'service ' to • the far
mers in (fie • .area.... The new .:ser-'
Vice' Will also include a ,:com-
plete line , 'of Blatchford Feeds'
and supplements 'which will be
available • to the •mobile`. • mill;
customers as a "..feed :store ` on,
wheels” will 'accompany the mill."
• • Virden and John . flew by
N�ns� N;:an�gcis:ase Duty jt •Is To
Appoint • Scrutineers For Liquor Vote
Proclamations, were posted last
week announcing Monday, 'Oc
tober 29.4d. •as the date of the.
vote in Lucknow on the two
questions concerning the sale of
liquor in a licenseddining
lounge and the establishment of
government stores for the. sale*
of liquor. •
The proclamation set. Tuesday
• of this week, ,Septe ber .26th at
1:00 o'clock for thee" ,announce-
ment by 'Returning Officer, E.
II. Agnew, of the 'managers ap
pointed to represent. the ;, two
sides,', aid whose duty is 'basi-
cally to arrange for the• appoint-
mentof scrutineers for the hold-,
ing of 'the vote:. . .
Norman Taylor was .named 'for
the negative and Jack wraith•
for the affirmative. Two agents,
or.scrutineers are named by each
side for each .of. the three 'polls.
The managers, who have • the
privilege ,of entering •.any. poll,
and the inside agents .are sworn
to secrecy .as to who enters the,
pollor votes:.„Lf not • satisfied as
,to identity of' a -voter they may
challenge to have :him or • her
aeroplane 'and helicopter via
New York City, .to Daffin Cor
porati.on• in Lancaster this past's
weekend for three days instruc-
tion in bringing a .complete
feed processing service to loeal
:farmers and. feeders. Their new
mobile mill will . 'now enable:,
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Receive Awards
For Swimming
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There were about150 children
from •the 'Lucknow community;
:who attended, theswimirting
classes . in ' Teeswater/this sum
mer • with, almost a ' third of
them successfully passing the
test, set under •the Red Cross
Water . Safety program.
George C. !King an instructor
at the Pool, Points out. that many
Other children while not 'receiv-
ing awards,• were well advanced.
.In .his opinion too much em'--
phassis put on the ' official
awards. Standards ate high and
only the very best' receive offi
cial recognition, 'he said.
Those receiving' awards local-
ly were:,
Senior Edward Brown.
Intermediate Elliott •Whit
by; Sharon Mowbray, Bill 'Ho-
gan, taurine Morrison, Donna
Button. • .
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Junior • Nancy Corrin, Donna
Corrin,. Sylvia McLeod, Jane
Joynt, Louise Dalton, Maureen
Dalton, . Denise •• IDaiton, Janet
Carruthers, Hugh Johnston, John
MacKenzie, Donald MacDonald,
Cathy .Struthers,; ''BeverleY ;Cul
be•rt, Linda Little, Valerie Morn-
ingstar, Dianne Pollard, Alan
Kreutz'iweiser, •Glen. •Morningstar,
Begi'nners ;Graham John=
,ston,, Elmer Ackert,'Jerry Irwin,
Lynn 'Culbert, Danny Freyne,
Donald Moffat, -John Ackert,
William Irwin,. • Donald Moffat,
;Sandra Thompson,' Linda Duval,
Margaret ' Russell, Arlene Cul-
beet, 'Jean '.. Sutton, Patricia Shaw,
Mike Hogan, tusan ,Arnold, Geo:
Moffat, Douglas Eadie,' Ray El-
liott. "
sworn,
The outside agent or scrutineer • .,
has no • such authority,:. and is
more of an ,observer 'to ,determine
who. has- ,entered the l poli, pre-
•sumably to • cast their ballot..`
This check enables workers to
know how the voters are coining
out. •
There were only eight People
a. t ° the ' :Municipal Office for
Tuesday's proceedings. These in-,.
eluded thetwo managers,. Rev.
Rod MacLeod; Rev. H. W. Strapp,
Walter Alton, L;:, C. Thompson,
representing' the press, Return-
mg
eturn-
ing Officer E, H. Agnew, =and.
Mrs, 'Charles Webster, municipal
office assistant,, ,
Both managers were provided
with 'voters lists, for revisions
.which may 'be made at a hearing
Presided ' over. by Bruce County.
Judge P. S`, • MacKenzie at the
Municipal Office on Friday
morning of this. week;• '
Those entitled to vote must be
of age and residents: of the 'rnum-
cipality since August 22nd,, 1962
two months prior. to. thdate
of the vote, •
INFANTS : BAPTIZED
ON SUNDAY • MORNING
At the service , in• .the' t,Tnited
Church. on ,Sunday- morning,
Rev.. H W. Strapp, (baptized the
following children'•
Timothy John 'Douglas Hackett.
and Heather . , Marie. Hackett,
children , of • Mr. and •Mrs. Erie J.
Hackett, Michael Don. ald • Dennis,
son of Mr, and/Mrs: Donald Den-
nis, Wade . William Raithby, son
of Dr. an s. Mark •Raithby;
Jeffrey R6 rt Andrew, son of
Mr. and Mrs Robert Andrew.
onsider ng aten,
Twirling Class
There is :a Move on' 'foot to
organize. a baton twirling class,
if • sufficient interest is' shown:
Children •-of: 'pre-school age up
to High Schoolgage can. join the
class, :with as. many as 15 to 20
being accommodated
Miss • Judy Currie,•• who tutors
the Atwood twirlers, would give
weekly • .lessons ' here, for. `.little
more than '.her transportation.,
If. girls. are' interest-
ed, it is considered` that a ,wee)tly
fee of Moe wouldcover . expenses,
with• the training• continuing
throughout the winter..$y" next'
spring. it :is expected that quite
a• number would be advanced to
a point ,that they could make
creditable public appearances.
Anyone interested should get
in .touch' with Elwin Hall at once.
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Name Kinloss , Road
Superiniendeni
Allister Hughes has ibeen ap-
pointed., Kinloss Township 'Road.
Superintendent.: succeeds El-
liott Carruthers . who ,resigned:'
after holding. the position . for 4
years, since 11'958.'
Mr. Carruthers succeeded Wm.
Wm.
1I1aclrtyre .who died in Office,
Mr. Hughes, was appointed at
a special. mneeting. of Council on
Friday evening,'; arid' assumed ' his
new duties:: at .once:. There *ere
two • • applications for the :...pos
ition:'
Pass Percentage:
81.5.: at t.D:H.S
Successful appeals. on/the part
of two Grade 113 . students.. at
Lucknow District ' High . School,
have
increae the pass :P
ercent-
age•of
papers written from 79;2
'Eleanor, MaeNay , •received , a
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pass standing in both French
papers, giving her 'nine subjects,'
and is attending Stratford Tea-
chers' College:
Beth " Cooper .. received a pass
in. Botany 'and Latin : which .gave
her , graduation standing. :Beth
is presently' employed. ,in ,'Lon-
don, but, we understand . may •
take another subject .during the
year, :, with. a . view to probably ,.
attending; University next year.
Ontario Prime Minister. To Be Here
With The SPC . Can4idafe :Next Tuesday
The: Honourable John Robarts,
Premier of . ' Ontario , and Mrs.
Robarts; and, George McCtitch-
,
eon Pro .ressive• Conservative
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candidate. in Huron Bruce, and
Mrs.' McCutcheon, will ibe in
Lucknow ; on• Tuesday of next
Week, October 2nd. .'
,They• will attend a reception
held' in the Legion.Hall from
1:30: to 3:00' p.rri,
This is: part of a tour of ' the
riding, climaxing the momen-
tum to which this byelection
campaign has' mounted.
The 'Progressive Conservatives
have announced 'the dates' for
visits by• Premier John Robarts
to various • centres in the rid-
ing as follows; Sept. 27th, this
Thursday morning he is in Rip-
ley at 10.30 a.m,, Teeswater at
1.30 p.m.; Gerrie 'at 3.30 . and '•
at Mildmay. for ' an. informal.
reception in -the ' Community'
centre from '3 ;to. 10 in the. ev-
ening
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On 'Monday, •0ctdber 1st, . the
Premier will be at Blyth at
4' p.m.,. At . six o'clock • he will
appear ,on . Focus over .:CKNX.
and from 8 to 10 in. the'evening
will be .'at the Wingham. Dis-
trict High 'School for another.
informal reception at which•, all
in:: town anddistrict will. ;be
welcome. •
.The ,following day,•; October
2nd, :1!1r,. Roberts •Will be at
Auburn at , ten in the. Morning
at D'unigri arinoat eleven, at
Lucknow. at 1,30 and from 8 to
10 in the evening will be at
another reception in the Brussels;
school auditorium, • .
Another. notable visitor' to the
riding was Hon. :Fred, M. Cass,
•ministe'r 4of Municipt.' • Affairs,
who was at Ripley on Thurs-
day evening, He ..was on C1<NX
Focus prograrf the same' even
ing, prior td his visit to Rip-
ley.
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