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120' ,Davis $t, 'Sarnia, . Ontario,
aepresented By, .. '1 "
GEORGE; TIEPIN;,; salesman for this district •
THF lottCPTQW SENTETa LiUCKNQW, WORM
SHORT-HANDED MIDGETS;
. T.NUMBER OF REAle GOOD FARMS,. • nclwding
Acre far.,m, on; Highway; 50 -acre farm near Highway;
Two 100 -acre- farms on. good county road;" 1.7.5 -acre,.
farm. on' lighway, 500 -acre, .faring on County `road,,
• LAKE: PROPERTY•
e. of Lake lots wii •and without cottages.
HOUSES
A number of houses in Lucknow, Wingham and White-
church.
;Businesses. `Of • All Kinds:
FOFurther Inforim ition i Apply' to,
GEORGE. TIFIIN Salesman! 'for.this area.
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Lucknow,. Boli 217 Phone 1 84 W
PURPLE GRG
:Mrs 'Helen `Swann. entertained
Group 1: of the Women's. Federate
tion of, St, Andrew's Church
,Ripley . on (Tuesday nigh,(,,
Mx.. ands ;$Mrs ;Russell Need
:ham, ,Donna • and, Maif returned
,home from. -an. extended, motor•
trip through 'thhe' Canadian West
Mr° and Mrs, Jim :Brooks were
recent . -visitors' with Mr:: and Mrs.
Stewart ' Brooks '
Mrs. Frances Boyle and "Mrs
Peter 'Leeson 'spent • Monday' in
Owen Sound.
`Misses Rosalind` Swann and
Marlene: Gawley of Bruce Beach,
Eileen Collins- of ' `Goderich• ; and
Mary' Anne: 'McCosh; ,of, Kincar-
dine, spent :'their' days off at
their respective, homes;:.here,
We. are, • sor to' lose 1VIr. and
a r3' ;;..
Mrs: Doug •Middleton and fam-
ily from our community. ' They
arioved into : Ripley.
Recent visitors' at Miss' Eva
Mr. Lorne, ,Culberts ` were Mr. &
Mrs.' Leslie; ''Harris and Donald.
and..Mr, Alexi Kerr• of: "London;•
Mr: Billie
Ireland:0i •Burlington;
Mrs. Duncan: Munn and Marion
of Ripley;', Mr. 'Lionel, Munn and
son Allan of Toronto,.
Mr. and. Mrs. 'Julien Butyniac
and Jean of St. Catherines
Merit the week -end with Mr.', &
Mrs.- Bill, Arnold.'
'were happy, happy, to: 'see Our
(Road`. Superintendent and. his
Work Crew .move 'on •to' Con. 12
,to widen and improve .the mile:
and a quarter: east of the •church.:
We :�:welcoine . Mr.... and Mrs.
Frank , Kuntscli and family to
oar.; community. They are living
on the former 'Eli Morgan farm.
Mr and .'Mrs: ' Sam 'Ernerson;q
Mr. and Mrs. Bill. Arnold,. Mrs.
John Colwell 'and.. Mr. Arthur
;Parkinson of Port Elgin were
recent, visitors ith/ Mr ' and
Mrs' :Don Mc Cosh.
;Tom Mr
Robinson; Miss. Edna. s. bi
ll; and Miss Alice Blue
e u
of Toronto spent; ,Saturday Nand
Sunda- : wiljh Mrs Victoria
Smith ;;ah Mr. Murray• Calp-
•.bell r r
Mr. , tHrry : Long :of
Toronto are; holidaying, this. week
with their sisters ; and 'brothers,.
IN BUSY SCIEDIII4
° Boas' Robinson '.has. ' had M'l is
Problems trying to• field a. Mid,
eget'team, 'to play Our game$: in
five .days, . in• winding up •the
schedule.•
At Pinkerton last ° Thursday
Lucknow dropped -a 12.7 11 de--
vision ' 'as Pinkerton pushed
across the 'Winning, run 'in the
least rine ing
On : �k`riday: night Whitechurch
downed Lucknow 9 to 3, ' A Sat-
urday : night ' game' `at Tiverton
was postponed to Monday. when
Lucknow was on the short, end
of a seore : of 18 •T 4. 'Neaday
night; • •the short -+handed squad
were scheduled.. to take on Ripe
ley in the loeal park.
BY USING 4 foot x, 8 foot' PANELS
GYPROC
TEN TEST
MASONITE .
OAKGRAIN VERTI , BOARD
, WALNUT VERRTI ..BOARD
BUTTERNUT VERTI ' BOARD
'PLYWOOD
An. Extra 'Room Can Be Made Quickly And
Economically
WE'CARRY A •GOOD SUPPLY OF ALL' 'THESE
'PANELS. •
FRESH CEMENT IN STOCK
FOHT • `iii.. HENDEIISON
•
LUMBER ..LTD.
Phone 150
Lucknow, Ont.
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M. and iVirs. John • McIver, Mrs,
Victoria. Smith . and Mr: Murray
Campbell, .
Messrs.: Gordon -Robertson and
Michael Boyco of:• Goderich ,holi-
dayed' with • Mr. Carl' Collins last;,
week.
SUNDAY PATROL
AT BOILER B EACH
Huron . Township Council met
on July 4th •With., all ,.;rnenibers'
present. •
Mr. Ian Maceachern addres .
sed• the Council and.. asked for.
the usual grant for the upkeep'.
of the roads. andhills' of Bruce
Beach.
The tender of the .Royal ,Bank
for the Debentures for the con
'struction . ' of •' the Huron -West
School Area was. ' accepted . at
$$96:649 per .hundred on 51/2 % in
.terest,' this being : the highest of-
fer:
v.'A .letter ' ;of thanks : was read
from ° the Horticultural ;Society'
for , a donation . from: the Twp.
for: the upkeep . of flower beds
at , the Ripley Cemetery.
Council decided to, hire a:. pa-
trolman for Sundays in July &
August to : supervite the . Boiler
Beach area.:
The County Clerk'. ' informed
us. • that the County 'will require
$38,949.21 as' County rate. •
The following,`' accounts were
, ordered .paid:.
Cemetery --Ivan Pollock, care,
$120.00; Township -,Bruce Beach
WEDNESDAY, JULY 13th, 1960
aterloo :CattIereeding ,Assoc.
"Where. Better :Buns . Are Used"
You are,' invited to
ANNUAL BULL NIGHT
:TUESDAY, JULY 19Tki_ '1960
The Whole .Family' • is : Welcome
For re information regarding , our ,Artificial
. more
Insemination Service call:-
. a
CLINTON ZENITH 9-5650 or KINCARDINE 460
COLLECT ,
.Between:- 7:30 and 9:30 a,n. weekdays
6:00' and 8;00 . p. m. Saturday evenings
BETTER CATTLE 'FOR: BETTER LIVING
'PROCLAMATION
I hereby pr
ond4y,
A CMC
k ..
ugust
HOLIDAY
a
1st
: FOR° : THE ' VILLAGE' . OF LUCKNOW
.and
Call' upon all citizens. to observe it as such.
George ;Joynt,.. Reeve.
B. .of . M. AWARDS FOR.
HIGH• SCHQOL :GRADUATES
Although there; is ,.none from
the Lucknow District '• High
'School it is, of interest that 657
young . `Ontario students are ih.
the, running for the 13 Bank of
-Montreal Canada. Centennial
Scholarships ; which ' are to ;be
awarded' . in this province , in
1960. Applications. for the schol-
arships. -- each, worth $750 m
Association, grant, 300:00, .:Earl
•the first , year have now : clos-
`,vacation Pay, 27,78, Regist- ed. 50 scholarships will ' be
Tout,
awarded in " Canada.: These • schol-
ran of- deeds, list, 3.06; D. B. arships for' the 'study of ;arts &
Blue; hall supplies, 1.31; Dr.
R •W. Blackwell, ;dental' services,
213.75 Dr: J. A. Macl3onald,
dental services, 507.50; ,Doris
MacDonald, : care of shall, ' 11.00;
Telephone System, hall phone 8.e
tolls, '1265; Ripley Legion, share`
of ' decoration •service,:12.00; Post
Office; unemployment. stamps,
'Roads Steve Irwin, Sup't
317:95 and 'vacation :.pay 69.70;
Ernest'
Walden grader,` 302.17.'&
vacation 'pay, 62.44; John :Blac-
kat, . checking gravel, • 53.10;
Ripley Hydro, township shed,'
3.02; • Walden 'Brothers, freight,
:2.00;' Sherwin Williams, brush=
kill, 180,00; y G. W.' C'rothers,
:grader repairs',' .119.63; Frank's
garage, repairs, 7.95; McArthur
Hardware electric fence 'and
tools, 47.66; Morford McKay,
repairs, , 8.50; Roy Marshall,
hauling'' gravel, 435,40 William
Kempton, hauling.gravel, 1,059.-
00; Graham Cook, hauling and
dozing, 369.00; " ' W., ; L Shantz,
hauling and, dozing, 1;533.54;
Coiling Brothers, hauling' , and
loading; 255.15; Harry . Coiling,:
hauling and loading; 774.75 Joe
Kerr, 'balance �f, gravel contract,
'2,118.00; Mrs, Herb Huston; • gra-
vel, 215.00; • James Elliott,. erect-
ing guard rail; 60.00; Imperial
Oil, diesel fuel, 273.00 Canadian'
'Tire !Corp., battery, 16.95; Mc;',
Arthur Tire 'Co., tire and tube,
271.3'5; D; . G MacDonald,' spray -
err • oil, 75.72; • Carl ' . Wilkens
Sanding hills, is, 25.60; Dan Kenne-
dy,. work, and material on fence,
38.10; H. Iagedorn, levels, 2.00;
,Harold Congram,, ditching, 330,=.
00; Leslie Howe,, talciuni eh1or4
ide, 1,748.54; Howard ',Hodge, re-
pairs, 15.50.
Council adjourned to meet
again on' August 2nd. (Tues•day)
EARL TOUT, 'Clerk.
sciences -at Canadian uriiversi-;
ties. Every 'application had to, be
accompanied . by :the recommend
ation '•of the student's principal;
so • that there. 'has ' already been
-considerable • .'-"pre=selection"., in
the, high schools.:
The scholarships :to. be •award-
ed • this year' are the first step
in a seven-year plan• announced.
by the ,B of Min:May ,to pro
vide bank -aided university •
study: The program willculmi-'
nate :•in, 1967, the year of the
"centennial : (ff.-Canadian Confed=
eration .:and •. the, :bank's ' .150th
anniversary,. when two final.' B
of . M.. Canada centennial awards
will _ be :made.' One • award will
be in ' arts `. and ;oe In science
each ; in the amount ` of , $5,00.0 for
study anywhere in the ' world.
•
STILI. `RECALLS THRILL
,:OF' THE CENTENNIAL '
W G: °. Girvin • of 'Calgary, ,in
renewing .his
`.`Having',,visited: Lucknow during
the 'centennial, & meeting many
people who knew my parents, .;
it ,was 'really a , thrill to me."-.
Mr. Girv'in ''bought souvenir,
books, and, sent :thein to his 'bro-
thers;. in • California. H'is. brother,
'Bob, , visited Lucknow '• last sum:7'
mer, • which ,was the first time
be was ' `back since :leaving here
in 1907.
ANNOUNZEMENT
HAS ENGAGED A I2 -YEAR
:xperienced Body,
DON STEFFLER OF KITCHENER
We . are now . capable of handling •
MAJOR & :MINOR BODY .REPAIRS & REFINISHING
and can offer:
FULLY EQUIPPED PAINT ' SHOP
WRECKER SERVICE, ALL MODERN EQUIPMENT
Come In and .Meet, Done at
BILL'S FINA •SERVICE '. -- CAMPBELL' STREET
Bill Hunter, Prop, Phone 55 Lucknow