HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-03-27, Page 7A
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WDNESDAY; MAR. 2'701, 190
LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUpKNoWt ONTABIQ
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• Co -Op Sunglow Fuel Oil Service Now Includes. ••
FREE summer . clean out and inspection.
• FREE emergency burner servke • •
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• FREE heating season oil burner cheak-up..
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LI We ,hope you have enjoyed. Co -Op Service in the post
and will continue with Co -Op Sunglow , Fuel Oil •
plus free Co -Op Burner. Service 1
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It must alio be .good to ' know that along with goodl
,.• .product ---,- good • service and Free 'Burner Service
• Co. -Op ,A180 brings you the • opportunity . to. 'build—it
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Farm. Prpperties.
Chane Hands
uuyiBERLFy NEWS)
The ' hockeY game between'
TOronto and,,DetroiCon Saturday
evening .Vvas of unusual interest
to -; viewers in; this, vicinity ai
Paul: Henderson,, who was born in
Huron Township played with the
winning Detroit .teara test
wishes. are ..ektended°0 Pau1..fr
a successful career.
Mr., and Mri. Elmer' McKenzie
anfl • son Who have resided., in.
LuCknow for the pi:is& fewyears
have • moved' t0 their new ,home
at Point Clark Which Was vacat-
ed: by , Mr, and Mrs,. J1ohn •C.
Campbell in Decean)*t.
Congratulations •gb to Mir.
Gordon Fry• of :Lur•gan who was
successful in winn:pg $50 in the
CKNX "Nam:e the tunes contest'?
.• IVIr. James , •Millen, ' market
gardener at Amberley for the
past seven years haS taken -up.
residence • ori, the lower second
concession. His Igarden whieth
S.was—alwayi well tended was a
convenience to nia.ny ati the beach
and elsewhere. Garden 'prodUce
will b
wip aVailable Ibis new lo-
cation. .
M. and. Mrs. Donald Steele &
• Miss Joyee. 'Steele of Kitchener'
Ownership is the Co -Op r'PLUS FACTOR" that no it were week -end guestg of Mr, 84
• one else can offer. •
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NASH ALUMINUM •
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WINDOWS _cid DOORS -
Make Your bottle comfortable and more attractive by Li
installing NASH aluminum combination doors and Is
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These units are made of heavy gauge extruded a
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WE' INSTALL AND SERVICE ,WHAT WE .SELL
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Mrs. Wilfrid Steele, Shirley and
Janice. „ ••• '
The Anglican Women's uiid of
St. Lukes church at Lumen held
quiltings in the parish 'hall
Tuesday and -Wednesday of last .
week: The ladies ..met at noon
and enjoyed dinners each, day.
Served. by Mrs., Gbrdori Ernmer-
ton and Mrs. Herb Emmerton.
Mr. Leonard •Reid ha i parch:.
ased the • farm on highwaY 21
.adj acent t� his • own (from Mr:
Norval 'Nesbitt. Mr. ,and -Mrs;
'Nesbitt Will s.tin continue to
live *inthe house ,which ; they
have retained. / •
, .1Ste-1e, haS so1d this
'farm 'land and barna to Murdoch
and • Grant MacDonald whose
barn •waS recently destroyed by
fire', The •Steeles will., still re,
side. on. 'the farm. • ,
Bruce E Lists
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Emergency Clothing
• (By Lloyd- JasPer, Co-ordinator,
Bruce County. .
Many ,of the persons' arriving
in reCeptiot 'areas • would be in. I
Hag: and
'pasture mixture*
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specific need?
ari—ever%=---the—00-0P--` -Big—Bonus—Hay—and
rastUre- Program. takes the .guesswork; out, of Selecting Seed -
mixtures for „higher yields, hence higher farm :Profits.' • Hoiv?
Simply by taking advantage of our new prescription mix seed
service. And it's so convenieht too ... right in your own area!
Here's how it works: just pay -a visit to your CO -011 and discuss
your particular seed requirements with its Soil and Crop Spe-
cialist. Based on Department of Agriculture recommendations,
Igo quality name -variety seeds will be accurately blended in
our NEW SEED MIXER! These specific mixtures will allow
for maximum yields of the hay and t
pasture required in YOUR
livestock program.
adequately clothedfor man .em,,
eigency sithation, This would be
I particularly true', if ..an attack
•occurs at night or du'ririg the
winter. This et:4.0d mean .loss.• of
th•rough ekposure if cloth,,
ipg 'were .not a.Vailable
immediately for .these evacuees.
The Emergency. Ccreerjng Stage
rn this initial Period, the only
consideration. is the proviSion• of
any kind ,of ..covering to prevent
loss of life through exPOSure..
At this tiine, the style, color, and
fit of the clothing is of AO Ian-
portance; warmth and speed :of
!provision is all 'important The
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Our objective is to make
you more successful
. .ernergency operations.- The
greatest SlipPly :of: Clothing
Canada is :in Our. Clothes cloSets.
It: .has been demonstrated ;that
lin an eniergency a largle athount
; Of used clothi.ng can ibe made
available • quickilY; 'Ilherefored
emerge.nc7 clothing .WorkerS
must • be organizedd. rained.
!'sp. that. this „potential ;but unal
I organized .supply • of Clothing: can ,
be obtained •• and ,distributed ' as
quickly as possible :' when the
need. arises.
iirriPdriance' of blankets is ern
• • phasized, as they cart be :used
for many Purposes 'in emergen-
.• el:ea •-•-• as, a complete 'Covering
• ; for A person,: as protection for' the
head and. 'feet by cutting
• into , smaller, pieces, and .even
as improvised partitions in mass
Care centres:' .)31anketS also
would be 'needed iby e,vaCuees in.
,their einergencY .lodgings.•'
Emergency Clothing Stage
'After the survival peribd
terms of 'clothing ,has Passed, it
is necessary • to cloth 'people so'
that they can start to work and
to care for thernselveS. The main
Con,sideration at ithis stage 1st
'warmth and • decency; there
Would be little time for Satisfy,
ing personal taste' •in 'clothing,
During this and the, .following
stage, tthe .cOntainin.atecl clothing
of workers and evacuees who
b.ave' 'been exposed fallout„
Would have tobe replaced. Sup-.
plies- ' Available from clothing,
manufacturers, Wholesalers and
retail stores would lae quickly
exhausted f011owirig any niajor'
,atta; an Canada. Therefore*
we alsO must •plan to snake ttse
ofused as° well 4 new *thing
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LUCKNOW BRANCH: MILTON RAYNER, Manager
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Emergency clothing plan.4
Must incitide procedures :..for the
.distribtition' . all available
clothing, • •,•
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