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ME LUCKNOW SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW. .ONTARIO
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 2nd, 1962
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Discuss change
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:Charles Mc42uiiun, :w"" In
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_mendina Sh0 aSteC. vacationIl\i:FEEDINGS'r�°ITJONuillin,whil•CharlesMcQ spending t'he aster vacation.at. hisbornein West. Wavvcanosh
Township, discovered a band on Meeting Nunht
•the leg of a bind that 'was
feeding in. his feeding station. Mr, igen . Cameron, president
The bird was an evening of the Lucknow and District
grosbeak and the band was num- Horticulture .Society presided for
tbered 58, which was assumed w.as the regular maetin�g held Friday
tyre year 1958. It .state.d "write evening, Aprr1 27th i,n the As -
to F. and W. Serv. ice, Wasihing' sembly Room of Carnegie . Iia. ll.
ton, U.S.A. which. Chariie did. AftQr accepting the• usual re-
About fifteen 'birds ,feed in 'ports the matter of changing the
the. station. evening• , of the monthly meeting
came up for discussion, It ' was,
• New hours for the arrival of.
j; ;mail and closing hours for &he
` ;despatch"' of mail went` into: ef-
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• feet at the local Post Office on
Mondayrn... .
The orning mail: 'from points.
• east now arrives at 910 a.m. &
• • it will be about tern a,m. before
• this mailis sorted and ready
• . for distribution.
•. The afternoon' mail from •the•.
east arrives at 2:40 p.m. ,
"Down" mail` from Kincardine
• arrives • here at'` 1:30 p.m. and
5:00 pin.. ' '
(Deadlines 'for the despatch ' of
mail from, the local post office
are as .follows: north ,to Holy-
rood; Ripley and Kincardine 0:00
a.m. and 2:30' pan. and .for all
east bound .mail i;00 p,.rn,• and
4:30 p.m. .
•'The Post Office lobby will be
open at .8:00' a.m: Wicket service
'hoursare from 8:43.0 a.m. to. 6:00
p.m., with ' the exception of
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in '1 s"; 20"' and 22" ` widths
dor Your. hardening Needs
"Dig" our '.Values
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• Thursday afternoons . when the
wickets ;close. •at 1:00 • p.m. .
•, Readers .migljit be wise. to clip
• this schedule .for future refer-
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• We would be pleased to quote . you a; price on ow
se Vertical, or Horizontal
• TiDers.Rotary
i'. Make gardening . a pleasure this simmer. Ines:
•...ligate the 'glow ':cost , of a : garden tiller.
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SAVINGS See
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Scouts. Net:$1 00.:
From Apple
Day
The :Scouts 'Group Committee
meeting was .Yield on •A'pril 24th,
under the Chairmanship of. Mr
Wm. C.', Johritone and some,, in
teresting reports` were tabled.
Scoutmaster George Whitby re-
ported that the Apple : Day was.
• very • 'successful, ..and that ' 'the
sum; ' of $110.00 was . re•alized.
Werth all_ p of
yid,. tags., :Carru:thters- r-ches_tr-a:.p
layed other—things.
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moved •and. •.seconded .that this
thYrdetail be left' to the decision of �aer e executive ,and • that a. nota:
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Foralrco Ball
Real ``Calico • .dress weather"
prevailed '. last Friday . for the
annual .Calico Ball 'held: ; in. the
Lucknow'Legion' Hall and span-
sored by the :Kairshea Women's
Institute. !Summer temperatures
made women feel right at home.
in their. Calico, ' finery in. con-
trast to other years when this
spring.•event has been. held dur-
ing snowy weather' and freezing
temperatures:.. • '
•;Cameron . MacDonald, 'acted: as
Master of ceremonies' for • the
judging of the dresses. Judges
were Miss Marion Williamson,'
MrS. iRoy Bennett and' 'Mrs.. Lee
Vance, all .of Wingham. :Prizes
awarded were,. Ready, -made dress,
Mrs. 'Bab'Macintosh', ' Mrs Chas
Webster; 4 3• . homemaking • club
girls dress,, Marianne: ' MacDon '.
aid, :Hilda Ritchie; home sewn
dress, Anne- ,Ritchie, Mrs. • Jack
Ackert; . • home • sewn for the
Lucknow District• High ''School,
Hall's ;special, . Donna' . Hogan,
`Eleanor .•MacNay. Contestants
were eligible for one .;.prize
tion be published in the local
paper • in hopes that members
will offer suggestions as to most,
acceptable evening., This' motion •
was carried.
Mr. Chas. Bristow showed the
film "Garden "Notebook" consist-
ing 'of professional photography
of beautiful', .flowers • from �,dif
ferent parts ' of the world, •gv-
Mg ' a suggestion that 'anyone.
Could • keep 'a record of the beauty
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of their own garden in this. way.
Mrs. Morgan. Henderson ''and Mr.
Ken Cameron, as delegates to the'
OH A,` reported on the' sessions
held in Niagara • Falls .in March.
Tickets. were 'sold on the , flower
.arrangement demonstrated by Mr.. ,
B.nistow . with Alan Kreutzweiser
holding ' the winning ticket.
Mr: Norman Taylor expressed
the appreciation and: thanks of
those` preservt to.: Mr Bristo"w :for
so kindly providing the program
for the • evening, in, place : of the
Tournament' of .Rases
for dancing. The Kairshea ladies' •
operated a lunch ;Courtier f'eatur
ing, • • home-made i• pies, among
r •. and . apples,, about $100..00 net • .
• • rofit . will o to the Scowtsi, to •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••11,•••••••••••••••••
eet their : ,needs •: At 'the •pre ■
Yiiir 'is
OUR, LOCAL CREST HARDWARE • sent 'time with • 29 Scouts enrol-•
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•" .,led, ' some camp 'funds will, .be '.
• Phone 50. }" — Lucknow • .required,• plus • the purchase of ■
. III :, • j another :•.tent. -'
1.!••n•a••••••••••o••••••••••••••••••••••••••a•nt Scout . Chester H_ •origins . won ■ / .
the incentive prize • as top sales- ■
1�•: •■■•'1•••■nt••••••■h•'■■ :••■••i■■ s■■■•■•■•■*•J i:man on- Apple day," and mill be • •
;r ' '' awarded .a Scouit knife The
N prizes- for / decorated apple: day ;:
U PLANNING 4N .:baskets fouiid Scouts Ricky Jar- ,■
■ .dine and Gary Austin tied i• for ■
• first • place,' : and Scout David . '.11
■ Button second. . ••. These : three :V
•-• Scouts 'will,` be awarded scout' • -
■ cutlery sets, in leather 'cases. • • : `.
'The Scout Cougar : Pack w.as. •
■ the "high pack on apple, day • a
sales and will be ' awarded' a ■:
Patrol Flag: •
■ :Details of the paper drive '
• • were planned; and the. Commit
■ tee was gr•.atefulto those busy-
Adds Beau Arid Comfor To Your Ho ■ ness people : who ceasid their.
ty t me ' 1 `trucks' for , this .:occasion '_last
NEW SIDING
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NMauer What Your (Preference ' In, Siding,
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:Greatly Increase- s Its � Value, For A ` Very. • Thurs'day afternoon: ` 1
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■ Number, One Insulated Siding, Or With Number •
■■i One Asbestos And Cement Siding, Waterproofed •
With • Clear Sijicone, Glazed Surface, 'Irl Seven
■ Attractive Colors,. Costs . Only ` $350..000.. • :
■ Completely , Applied. With All The Necessary •
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• IF . YOU WISH TO PAY BY . THE MONTH,
• i The Pa • ents Would Be As Low As $16.00' .Per Mo.:
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: We Will Gladly Give You A Free : Estimate •••For :.
■ Your, Home' With No Obligation. is •
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Efiscussion- concerning: -a pos-
sible bottle -drive, was. held, &
a tentative date of May ...17th•
was set for this project. The
Scouts would,. collect all cash,
returnable bottles, ; and thus as-
sist every householder in their
spring cleaning work by the re-
moval of . such bottles. This may
also • assist the fund, in 'the' pttr-
chase of the tent. •
Scoutmaster Whitby' was :"ask-.
ed ,about Scout hikes planned for•
Sundays; and replied. that'' ex=
sept for: the Sundayoto' the sum
mer 'camps,' and pssible church.
parades, there are ..no' Scout
activities planned Mr' any Sun
day, , as there was no; desire.. by.
the. . •organ'izatioi to - praiide- -
counter. activities . that would '.
conflict with. church attendance.
The Committee. moved that
$2.4.00 be paid . to Scout Head -
'quarters for the .group
Siding, Brisroup quota
Y k„ r payments. and th ■ata St. Johns
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■ Ambulance first aid kit be pur-•
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iNoO �se�e Siding astely $28.00
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CHEV. "IMPALA" SEDAN, new car warranty;''
save $1,000 on ' this black beauty.. • ■
•CHEV "BISCAYNE ' SEDAN rue•
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miles looks and runs like'new,:- '1.89500' .
METEOR V8 , COACH, low mileage, • radio, a: ■
real sharp one, $1,895.00 ;
PONTIAC "PARISIANNE" SEDAN, V8 auto-:
matic,, radio,' power 'steering - Pontiac's • best
at only $1,995.00' , ■
CHEVON . ''PICK " UP, long•, box, heavy
duty springs and "shocks, radio, ' 'caret be • told a
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$1,375.00 .�
-IV SEVERAL '56 DOWN TO cars, all are recon-
• ditioned. Every used car on our • lot ,has been n
p■olice inspected. Each car.: bears ' a safety :,
■ sticker.As many of these cars . and • trucks as
■ possible Will ''be on display across fr in -tlte 1
:,town, hall. ` Each 'car bears a price in the ••win- •
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to. ' Mr. and •' Mrs. John Gnay,
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COVR•TN•EY. Elmer and.Joyce
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JonnVWHenderQnumber �mted
(Doreen Kilpatrick) a son .
Many thanks to the thousands of people its been ■
ourpleasure to serve in. the 'past16years. We'll„contifue to do our best• to deserve your pati,,nae. "a.
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