The Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-11-21, Page 50-.
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cULROSS ,COR1ERS
Mfxs. Win. Wall of N.inlough
spent the 'week -end with Mr. &
Mrs. John St3humacher..
Last week saw three days, of
open season for hunting deer.
There' were bunters aplenty but
the deer were scarce, ' We under-
stand ..carne hunters in the in -
mediate ivicinity weres uccesafnl
;
in getting a wolf.
Mrs. Prank' .Brawn and . 'leg
spent, Tuesday. evening with Mr.
and Mrs.' John Schumacher.
• We : aye .sorry to report: that
.little Kendra Donaldson fell and
--injured---her wand,re qq toring
medical attention.
Miss Helen Schmacher • under-
went a .tonsilectomy ' in 'Wingharn
Hospital al on Saturday morning,
We .are glad to report that she
was able to be brought home on
•
Sunday..
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TB3• LVCKNOW sENT110.1.40 LUCKNOW, ONTARIo
Mr. and Mrs. James Wraith,' p
spent, Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Henderson &
children, Paramount, '
Mr. and Mrs. •1 idford Wall ,&
Donnie spent Sunday with Mr. f
and Mrs, Ed. Collins, Port Elgin.
Mr. and Mrs, Alex• Whytock
and Harold .spent Sunday with
..
(family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Hanna and
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Whytock
and children spent Sunday with
iMr..and Mrs Robert Rank,. of
Harriston, .
Mr, and Mrs. Tom Stewart ac-
Cornpanied Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Stewart of Kincardine on a Mot-
or trip to Fingal to spend the
week -end with LAC. John Ste-
wart and Mrs. Stewart of the
RCAF station. Mrs. Tom. Stewart
remained for a visit. .
The Westford Willing Workers
met at the home',' of • Marlene
.Decker on November 13th with
12 girls .present. The (meeting
opened with the theme song and
the. 4-H pledge. ' They learned
how to do stay stitching ' arid. 4a
bound +.buttgn,_hole and how to
anake . a flat seam. Mrs. Jack
Barr, the assistant leaders dictat-
ed notes. The next" meeting will
be held at thehome of the Hal-
derby gills' (Mrs. Ted Halden-
hy.'). Lunch was served. Alice.
Haldenby, , thanked the hostess;
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GUARANTEED
TRUST.
CERTIFICATES
• short term -5 years_:.
pay 4/2% interest, payable half yearly
Unconditionally guaranteed as to ..'.
principal..and interest
• . authorized investment for trust funds
• IN `5 YEARS..
$500 ACCUMULATES. TO $624:60 '
STERLING TRUSTS
C O R. 'P O R
• Head Offices
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• •Branch Office
1-3 Dunlop St., Barrie.
I BIG'VAL
1955 Pontiac, fully equipped $1,950.
Two 1955. Standard Chev. Sedans, "fully equipped ; $1,895
1954 Chev. Powerglide Coach, fully equipped
1952 Ford Sedan'
1952 ,Chev. Deluxe Sedan'
1951 Chev. Coach •
1951 Plymouth Sedan
1959' PiymdutIL•-Seil ..,.... $' 695
'$1,495
'$ 995
$1,095
..$ •795E,
$ 895
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,ICT 1950 Ford Coach ..$ 495
NG. 1948 Chev. Sedan .. .:$ '450
71 Two 1948 Pontiac Sedans_ '
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HOP t.
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,7 -Seven
ging .
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and
riable
Specialty
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,. entatic
.,..$ 495
TRUCKS
A Number 'of Stake Trucks in. 1947 ,and 1948i Models.
1951 Mercury 1 -ton Pick -Up ............. :........... ..... .'.... $ 495
1951 Chev.:. 2 -ton Stake " . $ 750
.195I .Mercury 3 -ton Dniiri►p 11'ruck, ready to go
1950 1 -ton GMC•..Panel .....,., ,,`.. • $ 495
Two 1949 ,Ford Panels $ 325
' 1949 I - ton Panel ...verted to' 'a' bus ,......"....,..+:$ .:495.
4 ton GMC eon
1949 Chev. 1/2 -ton' Pick -Up .......................:..$ 425
1949 Chev`. 3%4 -ton' Pick=Up • $ 395
Brusseis; Motors
. Huron County's l±'oremost deed tar Dealers
Cash, Trade, Tem -- Open Evenings Until 10
Cities Service Dealr Phone 73x, .Brussels
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REDUCE HALL
'ASSESSMENTS
(West Wawanosh Council]
The • November meeting of
West 'Wawanosh . Council was
held on November .13th; 1956:
A .Court of Revision • . on the
1956 assessment roll was held
during the first' part of the Meet-
ing. It' was decided .to -reduce the:
assessment on the Parish Hall,
Dungannon and on the Women's
Institute Hall; St. Helens, to $600
each ; ' ••
A :transfer of 'assessment •for
public school purposes . was• ap
,proved: ' "
Other items.. dealt with were:
non-payment of 1955 dog. taxes,
changes .of• ownership . in regards
to ,proaperties, etc;
The .following bills and ac-
counts were ordered paid. on a
motion by •, Coit ficillors Durnin
and McPhee: •
iMrs. •May White, relief allow-
ance, $22.21;. J K. Scott, assess-
or's salary, selecting jurors,. etc.,
364.00; A. Rollinson, stamps, pos-
tal supplies, 8.17; A. • H. Erskine,
Co.. clerk, indigent patient, .47.25;
J. F. Foran, compiling and for..
warding tax . statements,: 92.,15;
Howard= Thompson, fees; Bruce =
llosis inspector, 6.20; Wm. Geed.
fees' • Brucellosis .. inspector,;. 2.40;
Ontario Hydro; Wingham, -Twp.
hall . hydro: account, 6.07; E. H.
Agnew; debenture'..payrnent due
Lucknow. High School, .3,391:40.'
Highway Accounts
' Lorne Ivers, salary, $176.25;
Omar . Brooks;: cement; •151:25.; .Ev-
zap
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GOOD..
DRIVER
VO4 O U QW .TOO �C ELY
A sudden stop by the car in. front .Can..
result in an,accrdent,. I•f you fail to sto`p'3:.
in
:time,.. that accident is your -fault:
*Good. drivers 'make certain" th:ey:
•have •Tots of stopping roam,` whatever
their speed.
QW GOOD,.A.
YOU -14- D RIVEN -HABITS
DEPARTMENT/`OF HIGHWAYS, .ONTARIO
and Mr, and •Mrs. Clare. Spading
and Allan.. of Walkerton • were
Sunday dinner guests with Mr.
and Mrs, George Haldenby.
IVIrerett Errington, - welding & ' rent and Mrs.. Arthur Breckles,
.of cernerit mixer, 40.00;. W. R.
1 who spend the summer.;at Clam
Mole, cement .gravel and hauling Lake,' returned to their . hoarne at
fill, 75.00; ,Norrnan' •Mc'DOWaldLucknow:
haul. 'gravel and culvert,. 46:0Q; • Mr.. and Mrs.: Harold Hald-
John Rivett, '.,work . on sidewalks
67:09; Wm. H. McClure, work on
sidewalks, . 66.50; -Leslie Schultz,
work on. sidewalks,_74,20;•George
Moore; work on sidewalks, .49:00;
Albert Phillips, work on culverts, Wirigham Hospital 'earlier. in ;;thee
enfby and family spent the week-
end at Toronto.
Mrs: James Hodge was ;taken
to London'; during the week for.
a medical cheek -up. She was. in
21.00; =Ronald E. Forster, back-
hoe, installing culverts,' 144.00.
On ;a motion -by Councillors.
McPhee and Mills, 'Council ad-
journed to meet December -15th
next.
` J F. FORAN, Twp. Clerk.
A • pleasari smile always goes
a long way: and has. . a'•pleasant
habit' of coming back,'"..
KINLOUGI-1
Mrs. Harvey' Hodgins, Mrs. E.
Sitter, Mr. Linton Sitler; Mr. &
Mrs. Ezra Stanley were in :De-
troit 'attending 'the funeral`: of.
their , brother-in-law, the late
•• Frank. Elliott.'..•
Eight `Slumber Pals" met at
•thetheinhome• ofme n ° Sutton, for,
third' etiJoang 'on sleeping;
garments. Instructions were giv=
en on laying.. a, pattern. Plans
were made ---to ha-ve-Miss--Shirley-
;
Bullock , home economist, at the
next meeting which will be held
at the home ''of "Daren 'Nichol-
son.
Nichol -son, .
Mrs: , Wesley . Guest, went' ' to
London, during the . week to
spend, a few days with Mr. and'
Mrs....Stanley Johnston and fame-
ily. w.
Mr. Denzil Matters visite
with Mr. and Mrs, Prank John-
ston. He . was accompanied .by
Mrs.Hedging. of :Wing.-
ham.' • • p
Mrs .Frank •Maul•den. & Misses
Edna and May Boyle spent Wed-
nesday with Mrs.' Charlie Hod-
gins at Windham,:
• We are sorry to report • that
Mrs, 'Ezra Stanley was taken to •
W ingham I3ospital on Thursday,
We hope for improved health.
• Mr, and Mrs. G. H, . Sparling I •
week..
Sunday visitors with Mr.' and.
Mrs.' : Bert Nicholson and family
were. Mrs. Clayton • Nicholson,
Judy and Bonnie of 'Ripley and
Mrs. Ed Hedley, Helen. and Ke••
-
vin of. Kincardine.
Miss,May Boyle ;went to Agin-
court on Sunday. to attend late funeral of 'her cousin, :the late
Mrs: Herbert Kennedy. .
•Mrs.:Geo. Haldenlby is sppend-
ing a few days with Mr,. and
Mrs. Clare Sparling at Walker-
ton.
Visitorsduring the' week. and
.Sunday .with Mrs.. J. W. Col-
well were Miss .Olive Orr of Ar
thur, Mrs. Don. 1VreCosh, Purple
Grave, Mrs. Jack ' Mason and
children o London, Mrs. Geo..
.Colwell, ' {#ialyrood and Mr. and : '
•Mrs. Currie Colwell. and Brune,
Con.` 2.:
• Mr. and Mrs. Herman . Fisher
and "family of.'Hennailler visited
with • relatives here' on Sunday:
- SATURDAY EXCURSIONS
LOW FARES EVERT SATURDAY (TO AND' INCL. DEC. 15)
.Tickets good.going pndreturning. same Saturday only..:
Allenford.
.Brussels
Chesley
Clinton
_...El -ora.. �.--•'..
Fergus
Georgetown.
Gederich. •
Guelph •
EXCURSION FARES .FROMo
$4.75 'Hanover $4.30 Palmerston' $3.40
4.30. Harriston 3.75 Southampton 5.90
4.75 Ingersoll. 3.70 Sarnia ` 6.55
4;75. Kincardine 5.85 Stratford 3.45
2.45' Kitchener- 2.45 -kStrathroy 5:20-
2.45 • Listowel. 3.60 Walkerton . 4.60
.1.20 Mitchell 4.00 Watford .. 5.75
"5.05 Paisley 5.20 Wingham . • 4.75
1.90 Owen Sound .4,75 Wyoming': 6:20
•Bramptoni ' ,85:
'FULL INFORMATION .FROM AGENTS.
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