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THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCIt;NOW, ONTARIO
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• 1963 !ontiae Laurentian• sedan, automatic A
• 1963 Chev .:Belair Sedan,' automatic,, radio • ■
• :1962' Pontiac` Parisienne 2 -door hardtop,, V-8, sully •• powered •
■ 1962 Pontiac; Parisienne.4-door hardtop,. V''-8, fully, powered •■
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■: 1962 Chev Belair Sedan,; •automatic, _fully ..equipped.
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A_' 2--1962'Pontiac ..Laurentian' Sedans,` autornatic, Y eq Aped 'full ui p. ;.
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1..1962 'Pontiac Stratochief, automatic; radio ■,
1962 Pontiac . Laurentian 2 -door hardtop, V-8, automatic
.1961 Chev Impala, 4 -door . hardtop, V-8, fully powered . . •
1861 Pontiac Laurentian, 2 -door. hardtop• ■
' . 1961 Pontiac Laurentian, power steering, automatic; , fully
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1111 1960 Pontiac Sedan, standard'.. transmission
In 1959 Volkswagen '
■ 1959 Pontiac' Sedan, , standard tiansin ssion • '
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'1959 Chev Belair Sedan with automatic.
1959, Pontiac Sedan, V-8 automatic, ' power steering
III 1958 Ford Fairlane Sedan, automatic
1958 Oldsmobile 4 -dont. hardtop
---i :.195 Chev--2-door,:•-automatic
■• 1957 Pontiac Sedans standard
■ NUMBER OF. 1955 MODELS from '• ...'
MANX OLDER 1%IODELS TO CHOOSE
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•rj ..:1959: Obey -ton Pick-up •.
▪ 1958 GMC' 1 -ton.' Pick-up
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Funeral,$unday
For F�Qwic�C lady
•' MRS ANSON- RUTTAN
Mrs Anson Ruttan, 67,` of Ho-
wick Township, died Friday at
Wing'haM Hospital,' She was the
mother of Mrs, Lloyd' 'Ashton' &
Mrs, Robert Finlay .of Lucknow.
Mrs,- Ruttan had -''been its poor,
,health for' some tithe with, 'a
heart condition .and suffered a
stroke in hospitala short time
before cher death. She was known.
to many in this: • comm•unity as
her frequent confinements •'in
Wingham ,hospital caused her .•to
become '•acquaiz ted •with: many
tram . this '•district.. . .
Mr. and . Mrs.. Ruttan farmed.
all their :life in* !the G.orrie area
and still resided onthe fafrn,
Highway Wre••ast of Gorrie;, at the
• tlrme of Mrs. Ruttan's death..Mrs.
Ruttan's greatest interest,.. 'was
her fainily, grandchildrenr and.
great; gandchildren who loved &
respected her, •
:Funeral service 'was 'ihe1d.: From.
,the Moir funeral •'home, •Gorrie,
on Sunday .with burial .in WroX-
eter ceznetery,• Mrs Ruttan, the
former Gwen•doline , Matilda'
Snell of Grey»Tovin•shp, is sur-
vived . 'by 'her :.'husband, three
■, daughters, Mrs. 'Lloyd • (Janet)
-Asotcxr and-Mrs:"Rabert—rt—(Ma CM g.
•-:■ stet) , Finlay •of Lucknow,' and
■,, a' i.;s N'ell,ie .Rurttan of. Toronto,
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up ane son,"`L1oyd of Wroxeter; six
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RO`1N ■ grandchildren; two. • grea`t-grand-
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:. productive Blackberry (Thrmbleberry) yields ' 5 • to . 8 ■ •: `
■ -_ pints--b-ci esu per plant. Long life. These big, .,shiny In
berries are ..in great demand -by stores and dealers-,.,
a . everywhere; Over. 25;000 acres grown in U.S.A. A14-no&t_N.
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none Eastern Canada,`••
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■ P Inter City is importing limited' quantity off' ■
. selectedlarits fromnont�hernew 'York State where /
climate it similar to Ontario. Rows 8:. feet apart /;
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•:o '" plants '3 feet apart.'_. Grown in hills keeping. canes.o'
■ cut' back. to. 4, feet hvgh• :Easy to' handle. /`
■ • • :Extra .heavy stock 100 plants $24.0Q;• 50 for
::, $$13.50; Changes prepaid if •,all cash. with order. Must • E
:have 20%• .deposit on C.O.D, orders.. Complete planting ■
■ and' after care instructions. Free . advisory ' service,. ■i
• This 'Offer good only .to Marth 23rdsubject to stock /
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are made of : heavy ; gauge extruded
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Mrs, Tena Watson,of ,Brussels;'
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one brother, • John Sneil, Morris
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it Lo+ ne .';Emnierton . were' Sunday
Mr.' and Mrs. Cheater
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■ Cities Service Deshler. • `Phone ,173,`•Brussels t■ Returning..1 'from,Florida
R�:R�ai eau■ti■eau■aeai■;aiau■auuusuniai�'■aadouaua' 'Wedrresday's�storrn, Mr. and Mrs::
Donald Blue Spent :th•e night :with
Award 'Books To
Debating Team
The Bruce County Junior
Farmers' Annual Meeting, .was'
herd Saturday, March :2nd, 1963;•
at ' Teeswater 'Town Hall' fol-
lowed •by • a ,banquet and dance.
Greetings., were :;Ibr'owght to. 'the:
•Association.. •by •Harvel „Palma
Reef,' the Warden of ;Bruce Coun-
ty, _ and Harold . Wolfe, . President
of ••the •Bruce 'County Federation
of.. ,Agriculture. Mr, James ,Ker-'
rivgan of Walkerton, , represent-,'
inrg Cities . Service Oil,, presented
books` to the Junior Farmers fon.
their winning: debatiri,g , team of,."
Ernest' ' Ackert, 1•io'lyrood Cliff
Em` .m erton, Ripley; George ;Holirn,
Walkerton and Jeaii*Smit>h, 'Wal-
kerton.
An electron off officers' resulted
in :the. .following:- Past Press
dent,. Bessie .,Moffat, Teeswater:
Preside:n,t, . Art. McKague,• Tees-...
water; 1st .. Vice -Pres:; Wanita
• Die►bel,; ' Tara; ,2nd Vice=Pres.;
Barry Joltnston Ripley Press
Reporter, .'Roy., 'Pennington, Tees -
/Water; ' Secretary -Treasurer; ',Geo.
Holm, Walkerton; Provincial
"Director, .Bessie.."•.Moffat, Tees-
‘‘week rendered roads impassable.
,orrice .again. High 'banks on the
concessions hide :farm. buiIdiings
from . view.. Minor accidents ,were,
caused as a ; :r•esult of poor visi
bility. Birds are doing their best.
Ito herald the spring season .but
are forced to seek 'shelter .a•s . in
termi'ttent'starrns•.prevail. As the
old saying goes, ,-Spring .may be
just .around the. corner:
Mr.: Charles Ernmer'on sand
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AMBERLEY
An •lb/formative fihir of the:
Holy Land was shown at Tine
.River United' Church 'on ,Sunday
evening by l ev:. Donald McKen-
*aszie ,who as •one, one,of a party who
toured historical ipl•aces' of :the
Holy Land.' 1-iis, narration . of the
tour made interesting • viewing,
`• A. collection at the close o'f' the
reeking was ,taken t further the
education M a Korean fboy,
A number , from this ' Vicinity
attended the: ',Lucknow District
High School 'band ; concert on,
Friday evening. •
Eugene . Blue of Detroit visited
'' at the week -end with .lass parent,.
Mr, and Mrs• 3ohin'7Blue,
Mi s Jean Geddes` of Toronto
and Mr. Murray Johnston Of
Sarnia' were week=end guests.
with Mr. and Mrs; Cliff Geddes
,re enrtly.
Mrs, Donald Courtney ;`held
qt il'tings •at ;heir h•om •last week
far the U,C,W,
.Wednesday', ,s'torm' 'of .last
Mr. and'; Mrs, Jahn ;Blue.
• Thom:a's iia•rgrave, 42; years old,
of Durham, , critically nnjured
when. :a chain ..saw almost 'sev-
ered his. legs - in an accident . at:
the, Maple, Leaf Veneer Ce. Ltd.
plant, , died 'at the OWen ' Baund
General ,and Marine ' .Hospital:
He had'%undergone....'a 3.' 'hour'.
_operation in an .'.efifort' 4o .save
;legs.
Cut' Fuel Bills . Up To . 30% ; a
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curves •ybu and'your neighbour—then(plan your donation or pledge to the best of your 'means.
A ,generous' donation .Will do 80'much;for so .many in 1963.• ' .: f'
REDc:R�SSNEEDS YOUR HELP
ontrobutians May Be Left At The Bank Of Mofltreal, Lucknow