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THE LUCI iOW SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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ESSO. SERVICE
FOR TOP QUALITY ATLAS BATTERIES
„DUNLOP TIRES (Most Sizes In Sto'ek )
AT REASONABLE PRICES?
Repairs to All. Makes of Cars an rectors
3 Licensed Mechanics r.
heel :Alignment. and Balancing
MOTORCADE DEALER
OUVET' NEWS'
•,Lynn Clayton spent the ;past
week' at Camp. Miramichi, . near'
Pont Elgin, and 'Jeanne MacTav-
ish is , spending this week at . the
same camp. ' •
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Miss' Trudy 'Henning returned
to her home in. Brampton having
spent her. holidays here with her.
grandparents,^• Mr. and .Mrs. Ho-
ward Henry. ' .
Mr .. and Mrs. Ray Hamilton d&.
Wendy visited :on •iSi.mday with
Mr:.and Mrs. 'IDunean lVjillion in
Goderich, Janet 'and 'Joanne re.
turned home 'with/ them:
• Misses Pearl . and Jean Mac. -
Intyre of Teesw'ater and • Mr.
Norman Hill of Clifford '• were
Sunday guests of :Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. 'R,oulston.'.
Miss Sharon Collthg spend a:
Pewit .days . with, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald • Coiling: ' and`. Murry %a in
!Ripley.:
' Donnie Casler , of Mitchellspent
a few days holidays; with `Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Black, Bill, Jim-
mie, David and Joyce: Jimmie
visited in *'Mitchell the •previous.
wveek
Reverend and Mrs. Duncan
MacTavish of •Londori called on.
.the MacTavish and Coning rola-.
fives : ere on Tuesday' -"ended
nesday. • . •
'Mrs. Walter Black visited with
her ` father,: ' Mr.: • 'William ' Mc-
Guire. of Ripley Ori Saturday. Mr.
McGuire • underwent ''stuSgery !. On
Monday i
onday n London and is progres-
sing favorably, •
•Mrs.. W J,' Roulston of Wing
ham was ;a Sunday visitor with
her sister, Mrs. E. Osborne.
Congratulations ' to ' ' Mr::'. and
Mrs: .• Harry Coiling on ''the arri-
val' of their .chosen son, a +br'o-
ther for Carol and Mary:
Miss. Mary Roulston sang a
'beautiful solo,. "When God is
Near" in the United Church. on.
Sunday..
Biuce;HRecept1on `.
Area Under EMO
F r • Civil, . Deferice purposes,
-Canada pis ..divided into. target
.areas, mutual aid areas • and
mobile support and ' reception
areas.
• Target area is any municip-1
•ality or, group of munic>,palities'
which, because of. . a . large
populationor. ,great ,industrial
importance, is considered liable
to attack by . an enemy. '.
Mutual aid area is the region
around •. a target area Organized
to 'provide help where it is
needed when .disaster 'strikes.
Mobile support : and reception
'area is the territory outside the
mutual aid area, organized to
receive the injuredand home-
less and . to :send help , to a
target ..area. • Bruce County' is in
this category. ' , ., ` •
Planning .. for an emergence
I must be done • in peace time
';.Canadian Civil Defence` Services
Include:
Police service, with, volunteer
auxiliaries to maintain. ' law
and order:
• Fire service, with vtilunteer
firemen to :meet :'additional fire
hazards.:... .:..
Warden service,: to ' provide
first aid, • 'information and lead-
ersrhip to.. the ;People.
• Health .services,''for the treat-
ment ' of injuries • and mainten-
ance Of community health:
Rescue service, for rescuing
people• • who may. be trapped in
damaged buildings:
Information: services,: to :keep
the public: informed' as to what
is !being done to help thein..
Welfare service, . •to provide
.. oad—shelter�a r&--assrs�tance o
.people made homeless by dig-
aster.
is aster; '•
s 'Engineering. service,'-. to help
restore .public utilities; to normal,
:Radiation .• monitoring,- serWice,
to Mike sure areaS are safe
from radiation hazards.' •
test: Muriel is the daughter of
NEWS BRIEF$. .
FROM ,NEARBY
Plans are being made .for . a'
new Evangelical United Breth-
ren Church . in Elmira at : .an esti-
mated cost
sti-matedcost of $100,00. It is the
intention to demolish -the 'present
church and residence annex and
add an educational .unit to the
new. structure, The minister is
Rev. J. W. Siebert who is well
known locally .in horticultural
circles.
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Rev. • i dgar Roulston has.• re-•'
tired after 45 years in the active
ministry: Actually he retired 2
years .ago, ..but has since then.
-Supprlied---at--Clinton.-ancL_Grand„,
Bend.` Rev.- and.. Mrs. Roulston
are residents of . Exeter. Mr
Roulston its a 'native of Oliv .
and a brother of William T. an
Walter Roulston .Mrs. Roulston
• is the former Florence Chapman
,f Ripley. • • •
Mrs. Aubrey Toll has 'been en-
gaged. as principal . of. ....Walton.
Public School, and concluded 4
years at SS No 10 East W'a-
wanosh. At the close of school
she was•presented with a lovely
table lamp .by her pupils.:.
The. Vocational Advisory Com
mittee of Wingham District High
School :has recommended the.
purchase of $17,000 worth of
equipment for the automrative
shop and over $20,000 for . the'
Woodworking, shop. 'It is' ..estim-
ated . that it will take another
$40,000 to equip • the,. electrical'
shop, arid in addition .there will,
be nevi equipment for the com
mercial department. •
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Ronald France of R.R. 4, Pais-)
ley, son of Charles France has
been -chosen :from Bruce County
to attend the :provincial.4-iI lead-••
ership Week being held .that week
at the Ontario Agriculture Col-
lege.
•
Durham is experiencing quite
an • industrial' growth,' Thio, „latest
announcement is a ' ,pp,1000 pro-
ject to provide a coin: •operated.
laundry service.: A :.new 'build=
ing • will have modern : conveni-
ences and. 16: automatic washer
units, and' .six dryers.; ^.
Constru'ct'ion .af a• $10,000 curl-•
ing, rink building is underway in
!Ripley.
Muriel Conn was the . winner
Of the over ten group in the
LOCHALSH
Week . end visitors with Mr..
arid :Mrs. Oliver McCharles were
Mr: ,arid Mrs, Donald McCharles
and. Scott af'Brantford and Nan -
by and David , MacTayiSh of
Mrs. Fred, Tushingliam of •To'r-
onto spent ThUrsday visiting Mrs.
RoY MacKay,
ServiceS .next Sunday and ter
the. nekt six months at As'hfeld
Presbyterian Church will be, eld
ponna Hamilton entertained
a , number of her little friendS
at her birthday Party reee:ntily.:
Rod and Bill Finlayson :and
,John McChatIes were in Tees -
water on Saturday where they
took Part in the 4-4H Clubs judg-'
Harvesting iS :in' full swing in
this area.
Visiting, Mr, •and Mrs. Ewan
RIPLEY MEAT MARKET
Custom Butchering
Cutting*\and 'Wrapping, 2c pound
CATTLE, CALVES and LAMBS EVERY DAY.
tX.CEPT SATURDAY
We Do Curing and Smoking . . . Beef,,Pork and Lamb.
Sold Whole, Half or Quarter . . For Better Service,
And Lower Prices Call Ripley 100,
Chas. Hooistna, Prop.
Mr. and Mrs. , Wallace 'Conn of
A, train carload . Of chicken,
produced at the ISwift Canadian
plant at Hanover has been ship-
ped by lboat to Hong Kong.
Tenders closed on 'Friday far
, the demolition .of the' old Bruce
fCounty• Horine at Walkerton.
There was some sentiment ek- I
pressed to retain the 160-yor-old
castle=like structure. as an in -1
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Walkerton theatre whiCh, has
been re -opened again after be-
ing closed seVeral months is en-
joying 'good patronage and on
had to be' turned away. •
They bank by mail the
You can get full detaili
without obligation at your,
nearest B of M branch; 'Why
not in or write today?
Speedy.
. BANK- BY MAIL
Nothing could be siMpler
. The B of M's mail deposit -form — made of "no -
carbon -required” paper — eliniinates the need for
repetitive wripng or messy carbons. • '
You make out only one deposit -slip. Presto, there's a
second cOpy Which comes back from the Bank as your re.
• ceipt..; and a third copy which you keep for your records.
We supply a pre.addiessed envelope With our forM
which you can use for your
next deposit. It copies back
to you by return mail with
your receipted deposit slip.
It's easy to,save when you
bank by mail ot "A4Ir BANK"
Ask for ono of ooraank;
ing-by-moll folders, It can
save'. you time', trouble
and skon-lnother,,
ANK. OF
etioaddi
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..ST*$.4",. •
fOr the Week -end were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed, Williamson of
Mr. and Mrs: Lorne Luther'
spent, the Week-erid in Ridge-,
home. with therri, for a few. holi-•
days here.
Mr...and Mrs, Allan MacLean
arid family of ,Callingwood spent
the Week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Dan MacLean, Duncan MacLean
.rennained with his' grandparents
for. a few- holidays,.
Teacher's note on report card:
"Your -son excels in initiative,
group integratiOri, responsiveness
and activity participation,. Now
it he'd only learn to read arid
',WORKINe' WITH CANADIANS EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE' 1817
Bruce
uron
F Resolutions
'Whereas. Jonnes 'Disease' is
causing -serious loss to cattle
owner* and ,there is evidently
no known Cure:
Whereas' present , tests on live I
cattle are unreliable: •
And Wherearthere is evidence
that the disease is -being spread
through the sale .. of livestock:
Therefore be' jt resolved that
we recommend that, all cattle
affected. lby the disease should
.113e sold for slaughter' only.
,Commodity Votes (Bruee).
Whereas there has been inuch
dissatisfaction shown • toward
commodity votes, taken .by mail,
on marketing plans: • •
open to abuse and . misrepre-
Therefore be it 'resolved that
we ask the Farm Products Mart
keting Board to' provide that all
future- vote§ on, marketing. plai
TheSe ,are two. of. the reg011
tions that were 'up for consider
flan by. the Ontario •Federati(
Of Agrieulture, Members rneehi
ST. HELENS
Mrs. Keith Black, who is ho
:slaying With her parents, lk,r.
,Mrs.. Gordon. 1VICPliersOn, atter]
ed Airforce DaY at Trent
Marititne ,Comniand, REX. III
the Neptune in" the Anti:-suly
. The St Helens 4-H Club IA
fie starting the project, "Dri
sing up Home -Grown Vegetabl(
eanly in. the fall.' Any 'girls -
are asked to see their leade
M.'S. Gordon 1VIePherson or M
Ernest Gaunt.
GODERICli
21st. Annual Fall, Term' opens 'September 4th.
Senior and Junior Courses approved. by the
BUSINESS EDUCATORS' 'ASSOCIATION
OF CANADA