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QUJES
THE LUCKNO'W SEI4TR'REI ,: LUCKNOW,
1958' Pontiae . Stratochief, standard transmission,.
fully' equipped.. •
1958 Pontiac Larentian Sedan, •automatic;
fully'. equipped
, Two ' 1958 Pontiac Stratochief Sedans,' automatic
transmissioin, fully , equipped ,
Two ,1958' Ohev Biscayne Sedans, automatic,
• fully ; equipped, •,
•
Two 1958. Chev. Biscayne Sedans
1957 Chev.2-door Hardtop V-8, automatic, fully
equipped
1957 Chev Coach, fully equipped.
1957 Chev. Station Wagon
;<b
$2,595
$2,850
$2,750
t^
$2,750
$2,295
$1;995
,$2:295:.'.
$2,195
1956 Ford Fairlane:' Sedan,; automatic, fully equipped- .41,795
.1955 Chev edam -with radio,$1,450
$1,195
$1.195
$1,195
equipped $1,195'.
$995
$695'
$695.
'Two` 1957' Pontiac Deluxe Sedans, 'automatic
S ,
1954 Ford ' Coach. • valve . in, head`s motor
1954 Chev. Deluxe Sedan
1954. Ford: Custojnline, with radio '
1954`. Meteor, Hardtop, automatic,. fully
1953: -Dodge- Sedan.:.. '
1952 Chev 'Coach•.
1951 Dodge : Station Wagon
,AND 'A''NUMBER OF'OLDER MODELS
AT BIO 'VALU; PRICES
russels
IN six. ,iEEKS:
ONTARIO
WEUI DAY., J4W 7th, 1,969,
•• ' Another • week: end storm With,,
heavy` snowfall has made its con-
tribution• to a record - 'breaking.'
spell :of weathet that has feat-
ured over eight feet oi, snow in
Six weeks; ° •
It started in November. with
;eleven inches, December produe-
ed .73 inches' and to • Tuesday
morning, • January had produced
•13 ' inches of snow, to put the tot-
al to slightly aver the eight -foot;
mark, •
Sunday _was'stormy with a bit,
ter wind,- as the -mercury ; sagged
to zero during the. night. ,' affic
on. Sunday was :slowed to ;crawl
as ;£holidai► visitors sta d back
9 their work or stu es,
. The Sunday, afternoon ilius out �;
• of: Lucknow was 50 minutes: late •
m .• departing,,, and • the *evening, •
bus turned aback. a few 'males out.
of Kincardine.' ' '
°Country roads drifted 'full' and ,
r heavy
main roads were Ne y YY and
'to' the north. were impassible for
`•a time 'Monday morning. School
busses failed 'to make the 'trip, or
ran, on disrupted schedules, both
'Monday•'and Tuesday. (Rural 'mail:
delivery 'suffered likewise.:.. ' On
Monday night' plows in Ashfield
were called --off the • roads. till the
storm and' : drifting abated.
Mild weather ' at New Years,
turned • to -sleet: and: rain during
the night and:., traffic was,. at • a
virtualstandstill until' sanding
was done. t .. T .
A thaw • will:r be Welcomed• in
more ••ways than one? and 'espec-
espec-
ially by many farm,ers1.who are
otors
Huron County's Foremost Used Car Dealers
CASH, TRADE,.TERMS.Open Evenings Until 10'
Cities Service' Dealer Phone` 173,. Brussels
METERY GRANT
Huron Township. Council held
a: special meeting'to. conclude the-
,
..
years business.; The 'meeting was
held on Decernber 23rd.
Moved by,•:1VItMuich Cam.piaell
Y .
that we pay' ,the treasurer , of the
Lochalsh ': Cemetery Board the
promised '$500 09' that .We agreed'.
to math donations they might
receive.
Moved by' • •L• o!wry Campbell,
that" the 'following accounts . be,
p id; John • W. Henderson, Lum-
ber •Ltd., Cemetery Chapel ;ma-
terial, $21.83; Dr. R. W.:Black-
well; School Dental. services,
141.25;• Dr.James tittle, School
dental services, 60.00;:Glenn 'Far-
• • rell,' tax collector salary ' and:
mileage, 352.20;John : C..Camp
bell, refund -of phone 'booth and
• meeting,. 6.95;R. Lancaster, tax'
refund, 'double, assessed, 6.73;
Kincardine News, election ballots,
and tax, •138.38; .L' ticknoW7°Sentin-
el, financial •-statements, tax and experiencing a. prolonged water
adwt.; 93.80; Claude Sore, special .shortage ,
PAY LOCHAL-SH •
meeting,. .3.90; J. Mc'Murchy,
special meeting, 3.70; W. R�':Low-
ry, special meeting, 3.58; „Five:fox
bounties, 25.00
This brings `•':the • number of
foxes killed in• Huron •Township
from November 10, to December'
31 to 58. '
Moved •b m ell-
y. Calm), • pb Mc�Viurchy,
•that we : adjourn until January
5159. Earl.;Tout, Clerk. 1•
DUNGANNON
• Mrs. Herb.'Finnigan and her
daughter, `• Margaret:'Joy .Durnin,
•.aceonipanied Mr. and :.Mrs. .Mrs;,'W. H. '
McClure ;to Windsor last week to'
visit Mrs.: Winnifred. Widconlbe
Mr. `: and Mrs. ;McClure will re
main for an extended 'visit. Miss I
Durnin, returned to . her • employ
YOUR • BARGAIN•' FOODLAND
LUSHUS . JELLY POWDERS
A ' rted Flr<vours.. SAVE: 5c .
,
TOILET TISSUESALE.,. ,
V 22c 9 roils
White Swan or itrex 'SAVE E
RMICK'S CRACKERS
McCO
r
Salted or Plain. ;SAVE UP TO .8c,
AYLMER CATSUP'. 11, oz.; •''
Rich, Red, "Flavourful. Feature
• 1,
FANCY CREAM :CORN, 20
oz.
:Holly Brand .SAVE 10e
2. Ior3Sc
tins 49c.
We Sell For Less
Phone 119,; Lucknow.
Value's affective
January. 8, 9, 1.0 •
.:•Keith Cranston.and 'Mr.:and Mts.
Isaac Cranston of Belfast,.:'
Visitors. with 'Mr. . •and Mrs.
`Robert Irvin on Christmas Day
were, Mr. . and Mrs.Wm.Ritchie,
'Zion; Mr. and Mrs Jim 'Smith,
Molesworth; Mrs. ' Ivan : Paper
-
nick, snick. Frances and Larry of ,Gode-
^ie•
h. :
Visitors: for;Christmas with Mr.
and Mrs..,Harvey Culbert were:
�Mr'• and.Mrs.;Jas• ; Beaton: ' and
Jimmy, Mr. and ' Mrs.•Stewart
Mullin and .family: of 'Lncknow,
Mrs.:Florence. Edw rds and Mrs.:
Edwards
Rebecca Sullen of Goderich ' and
on •Sunday, Mr.and:Mrs. Laver-
:ne Culbert and family :of Gode-
C Y
rich:
Mr an Mrs. �Cecilj Blake and
,d.
family, - Mr. ::Blake spent
Y, Haroldspent
Christmas:with Mrs,' S. Fines and
Suzanne,' Toronto.
Mr. `and Mrs.Harvey; Raton ha• d
as-, Christmas : Day :guests;, MrS.
Robert McCabe and son; Bert' of
Colborne, township, Mr. 'and Mrs.
Thomas „Mitchell, Arnold and
Donna of.Saltford also' Mr; and
Mrs.:Bert : Squires,. - Shirley,-. Paul
and; David, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Westlake, Janice,, Betty and Pat-
ricia, Miss`. Ruth< Mitchell,. Gode-
rich, Mr: and Mrs. Carman Pol-
lock, Jo-ann of Nile, Mr. and
Mrs..Ronald'-Alton. and Randy.
Mr. and Mrs. Mason; McAllister
• BAG TWO TAGGED :FOXESS
There . 'have ,been .onl. • two of
the 24 • tagged foxes shot in' Bruce
County 'since they *ere dispatch- •
ed : Among the 24 released; .by
Brute 'County•
was one :tagged .forgga
$100: The . rest.:, were tagged for.
$50. each. 'The' 'two' ' foxes were
shot:' `early:in November. `I
Specially tagged foxes were put
out �tor help create" interest ariiong
local. hunters to ° hunt' -or .organ,-•
ize hunts 'to combat' the ' rabies.
•
.Ment, in 'Toronto on Sunday: and
her brother J. C. Durnin also re -1
. turned to Kitchener. ' .1
Miss ,Marylin Anderson, teach
er /at .Brantford, was home with.
.her parents Mr. 'and Mrs. Harvey
•Anderson .for the Chfiistmai 'vac i
a .
Mrs. Ivan Rivett .was,. hostess
at :tier home on Friday afternoon
for the'' UnitedUnitedchurch, 'W:MSS..
It was. ,reported 12 home:: and 8.
hospital calls were •rnade
. Mrs. • •Harvey. Anderson., .the
.never president in .the chair..MrS.'l
I.' Rivett; the : scripture les-
epidemic.
We hope that .your holiday season was ' ah 'enjoy:
able one . and .that the coming year will be a Happy
and Prosperous One for You and Yours.
JOHN W. H DERSON-
LUMBER " TD .;
•MORGAN;' poNALD. and. JIM
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tion• ' f
n Chri "D e t h m
son. Mrs. M. '.Reed announced the
for their family,. Mr. and Mrs.
World Day of Prayer to .be held : ;Robert McAllister, Mary. Lou,
February 13th, in the :Anglican Mr. and Mrs. Ken McAllister and
Church., Mrs Reed ;gave the fin-, also Miss:•Betty Elliott :and• Mrs.,
ancial deport stating $190. ' allo- �.Newe iStewart • :
cation had been met' and $238,1 Mr. and Mrs, Alfred'Mabel and;
'had been :•.sent' to.headquarters.
Mrs. I. •Rivett gave-... a readingJay Of Port Colborne, Mr. and
Mrs. ` (Reed ` will Mrs. , Harvey Ander"son and „fan
give the topic ' rly were with Mr. and Mrs. Al-
;'for February at .the hon -ie of Mrs. , vine' Sherwood :and Robert on
.Shackleton; • ' Cllr stmas Day. • . e
BORN at Goderich Hospital, • De -1 Nir. and Mrs: F�rarrk Pentland
cenxiber 24th to • Mr .. and : Mrs. F., ;had a (:hristirias family :gath'er-
Young, a., daughter. Congratula-:, .
tions. 'Mother and babe are home . rug`
and doing fine:' •
Dungannon &School holidays PASSES ,IN" 83rd. YEAR
were extended .as. on 'Monday,the''
• re -opening day, the weather'was The death of "Thomas. Alexan-
so stormy school was ,cancelled. der iarris' occurred in• Wingham
• Mr. • Herb . Stothers' : who . has: Hospital on Monday,:January' 5.
' been at his' daughters' in Gode- He was the son of Joseph.and
rich, paid.' a visit *Ong friends Janet ()Houston) . Harris and was
.one day last week. ibo'rn, in Kinloss Township on
Mr. and Mrs.. Wm; Tr`vin, had July 5th, 1876.
a Christmas visitors;. 1Vtr: and"` ''' The funeral service was con -
Mrs. Burtram Curran and fain- • ducted on Wednesday at.the Mc-,
ily of London, 'Mr. and Mrs; Per- enn'an. and 'acKenzie . Memor-
cy ,Blundell and Melvin; Gode- l''
ial Chapel Eby Rev. Wallace .Mc -
rich; Mr: 'arid :Mrs. Charles Mor- Clean,.-withinter'ment • in,�`So th
rison and Kaye*. of Goderich, Mr. j Kinloss Cemetery,
and Mrs: "Russel. Irvin and fam-
ily ' ItED CROSS MATERIALS
Mr.' and Mrs:, Chris'' Cooke and NOW READY FOR .
WORKERS
4 Harold -were with Mr. and• Mrs.;
Bill Cook Ch sly The 'Red Cross• sewing ' and;
•e, e e W
'Janet,
Mr. and Mrs.. Keith. Blake and ", knitting supplies are now ready
Janet;. visited with • Mr. and Mrs, j for .all', workers.. who will • assist
Hugh Menary. ( with the 'work annually :under-
' Christmas visitors wth'Mr, and taken• • by the local branchy
Mrs, � Jerry Cranston were •7Vir, f For knitting, . babies bootees;
t 6 -year old' "sweaters :.sand mesa's
and ,Mrs. L.. Dtlrnin and" Cathy tsocks contact Miss Emma
of Aylmer, Mr. and Mrs, Norman • i Mc-:
I Kerr of Newton, 1VIrs. Cluskey; for sewing, 'boy's: paja-
Agnes Dur
min of coder ch, Mr. • and Mrs, i rias con ac•
t,L Mrs, John .-A.darns
•lire Christmas Turkey `Roll
The Gophers took 'three' points.
from the Zebras. Clarence Greer'
was top for,.bis 'team. Bob Boak
was best for, his team. :The :Lions
took :,three points from the Pole-
cats. Jim Errington being top span
for his team 'with his ,611, flat
three score,. which,' with.handi-
cap ' won him a turkey for • the
high' man.with, . 686 • points:
Coleen Eddy was' high. for -the:
lady's for • the Lions. Mike: San
derson was high ,for, the Pole-
cats with Lois:1jlacIntosh being
for the ladies., The. MacIntosh duo
were' the top' couple at the tur-
key' roll" for. 'the big one: with .:
12.78.:
The Chiprininks ";' took 'three
points from the Cubs with Happy''
Hall ..being �tgp man • for his team.
Anna Johnstone 'being 'best for
the 'ladies: Dick ;parks was 'high .,
man for the .Cubs. '
• • The Tigers took three 'points
from . the Coons. Jean .: Whitby, '.
was • top : for her team. Howard
Agnew was top ;man• for' his team.
The 'Squirrels and the ' Beavers:
.took two•points apiece. 'Betty
Finlayson ras; -high ',for the lad
ies of the Squirrels- team. Betty
with. her high three games and
•handicap, won : the .ladies' turkey
4prize with her 657 score. Al •(Ham-:
ilton was best' for. the `men .Le
onard Mabonald was best'' for •his
team.. Congratulations Winners..'
Livingston Mehary, Mr.. and Mrs, and
• . tact
EDGED( . BY KINCARDINE •
Weather` conditions :have, •alis
rupted the '•.Juvenile• schedule' the
last game played being on De
cember 23rd in' Kincardine' when
the 'lakesiders edged the ••Luck-
now 'squad six • to four.
previous: engagement here Kin
cardine took. it by.a one -goal
margin
• Paul Henderson netted three
for .Lucknow with Floyd Stanley
getting No. one: goal„ in the first
frame '
• S''h e w f e 1 t, 'Daniels, • Pollock,
Needham,•"iTranter. and MaeKen-'
zie scored for Kincardine.
Lucknow drew five of. eight
penalties with Pollock and Stan-
ley
➢.
,getting five minutes for figh-
ting,
Kincardine Goal,Morgan; De
De-
fense, K. Shewfeft, Buckingham •
Centre Pollock; Wings, Needham,
l�ettapiace; Alt.,' Miller, Tranter,.
MacKenzie � Tout, D�.' Shevtaflelt
•Maurer, .Bennett, Dainiels..
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