The Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-02-03, Page 12THE LUCKNOW .SENTINEL,. LUCKNOW; ONTA1it,IQ
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AGENT FOR •KINCARDINE •CLEANERS
Free Pick -Up,. and Delivery .Monday and Thursday.
LADIESi'. and MEN'S WEAR,
THAT Mr and Mrs, W.• B .An
demon plan to.. leave . on
Thursday for • St. Petersburgh;
Florida, where :they will spend
the next,' few rweeks.
uLocally!
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Register Forms
Carbon Snapout Forms
Gas and Oil Truck.'
Forms .
:Continuous. Business
Forms
Counter Check:804a
Restaurant Pada
The
LUCKNOW SENTIN
Abbe 35;
THAT 'several local: ladies -were
,' winners of silver .dollars• last
. ' week when ` •.a '. representative
of a local: radio station ..came
knocking at. their door as part
'.'of a "Flour. Company 'sponsor-
ed" radio show. ' '
WAS CLOSE TO FOUR FEET
OF SNOW IN • JANUARY '
January, was generally dull
and overcast, but was a' uniform:
month ' temperaturewise The.
high was 36 degrees and the low,
3. --above. Snowfall totalled 45
inches ,and, rainfall 1.20 inches.
'' There` . were only- ..two clear
sunny days in the month — New
Year's Day and on Stnday, the
*last day of the month.
• The snowfall . was heavy over
a comparatively :short. •' period
ank exceeded` January snowfall
of a. year ago which was ` pm
inches. But we . must <add.. the
preceding Month of • December
brought 73 inches of snow,
which got the :not soon to -be
forgotten winter of 1958-59,, off
to a "good start", to say the
least.
EL .• Wise ''men talk because they
have so nethiaig te.. ,say: l fools be-
cause they have: to say some-
thinPlato.
RUST CRAFT
for: everyone
Remember those dear* to you on February .14th.
THAT we draw attention ' to the•
fact: The ; , Sentinel Office is
closed' Sat. afternoon and .open
all ,day .Thtirsday., This week
the ,office will closed' -all day
Saturday, we expect, as "we
plan to • attend the Ontario
:Weekly Newspapers Associa-
tion convention in• . Hamilton.
We would like to have. been;
able.. to find the .tirne and:.
"folding stuff" to takea post-
• •convention 'flight to :M exico.
THAT :James Wilson of West.
Wawanosh returned home' last
week from Wingliam hospital
where he .was • a patient for a
!Couple of 'weeks' with. shingles.
Only those .who have had
them can "appreciate" , the
`multiple' miseries that .'accord-
pany them,•' and d the writer,
" having had a' bout with ' the
Malady. .ten years ago, can.
sympathize: with those afflicted:
•
THAT: Fred Tiffin of Lanjgside"
advertised two heifers for ,sale
a couple of weeks ago, 'and ,he.:
had 'a ' buyer for the pair by:
ten o'clock Thursday morning.
Charles Steward had :.equally
• quick results in. selling 'a set
of ,car chains:..:
THAT . Mrs.-- D. L. , MacKinnon,
who' was •recently .taken to hos-
pital ' at Wanghafn, suffered a
stroke last . week -end and, ;her
ciind tion. • was cause', for ton-
' cern. Mrs.: MacKinnon I was
paralyzed on . •one x side . as a
result of : ' the stroke.
THAT'as has been her ' custom
for several years,: Mrs: Helen,
Anderson of 'London ..and for,
merly of Lucknow, sends ,the
Sentinel to herthree° : daugh-
ters, Mrs. J E. ; : Haslam.
(Mary) of Toronto; Mrs.: D.en-•
nis Donnelly (Belle) of Pink-
•,
ink-• ` rton , and M,rs. • L A. .Switzer
(Grace)'• of Ottawa. •
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HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL FRESH FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES ARRIVING DAILY.:WE SPECIALIZE
IN FANCY SPY APPLES: BY THE •BUSHEL; BY
THE BASKET.
'Values' Effective
:..February, ' 4,' 5, . 6.
HOSTESS: ROLLS
'hegular. 29c
We • Sell ',For "Less
'hone 119,: Lucl ow
THAT .Mr: and Mrs.. Rennie But-
ton : of Milestone, .Sack., have
,been yisLting with their niece,
Mrs. Alex MciNay and .Mr.'.
McNay. Mr. Button is. a ' fibro
ther of the late Robert Button
of Lucknow. There were: thir
• teen in the Button family, ten
• of whom. are .living; and scat-
' tered :from Teesw°ater .oto. Van -
cover.: The youngest brother.
is Cecil Button of Con '8 Cul-
ross,. `whose "home• waS'severely
,`:darnaged by fire week.
THAT Mr. and.,Mrs.. John Hall
spent Mondy :.evening in
Guelph with Mr. ;Everett Bald-
win, 'principal of Crescent
'High School, •Calgary, who .had,
• coine to' Toronto: on ;business.
The men are old friends, 'hav-
ing at one time lived side, by
sideon the prairie:
SPECIAL dREET1NGS FOR:
Mother Sister Wife
Dad Special Girl Husband
Grandpa Special Boy' Sweetheart
Grandma Teacher Illness.
Birthday
Son and His Wife. Daughter and Her Husband '.
AS WELL' AS' MANY GENAL VALENTINES
'Available At •
,
• Phone.,; -218,
Lucknow, Ont.'
SAVE 4.c.1
PAY O N LY.. 2.5 c
BUS VICTIMS
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heard: the whistle: and sass . thetrain. ' It was slippery. . (on the
down grade to ,the crossing) ,and'
the bus. was right in front of the
train. There : wasn't a'.: crash --
just a •big • bump.. The brake
'lights•of the bus were on. The
:bus burst into flames .at once.
I guess I screamed. 'I 'don't know
what `'I • dad after .that. I remem:'
ber :running next ,. door -and,
shouting' .for someone . to get a
doctor aright .away:, Then I ran
'to . the train.
Attended Funeral
Mr: .and ' Mrs. Hallwent. to
Hillsburgh on Sunday, where a
double funeral was .held from
the ,Presbyterian Church 'for.
Miss"Koch and Miss Jackson On •
Monday careen Awrey'':s funexal
was . held . • • from the. ' United
Church: All were 'closgd caskets.
The bus .driver's funeral, was, ,:on ' .,
Tuesday • at': Erin.
NEW COOL.
'HEAT RESISTANT
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THAT a further "sign of spring"
is the ' , appearance 'of •crows:
,Dick MeQuillin and . Gordon.
MacPherson a. Kinloss, opera=
tars of County snowplowing
equipment, . saw four of, the
birds in all open field at Ray-
hard Ackert's farm' 'on Mon-.
day.. •
THAT' Rae ..Watson has given
' us a forwarding, address, at
5401 N. Rome,. Tathpa 3, Flori-
da, with the comment, "Have
discovered that life would be
much more.'pleasant if we had
the Lucknow Sentinel to read.''
One copy which goes. to ' Mr.
Paddell• of the Huron 'andhErie
''Mortgage Corp,, ;had found its
way' .to Rae:.:and Edna,
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