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THE •LUCKNOW SENTINEL, TUCKNOW ONTARIO
1958 Pontiac Stratocbief, standard *transmission,
fully, equipped :. , . ... 52,595;
1958 Chev Biscayne, Special V''-8 motor, power brakes,
„fully equipped , •'- ; ...,$2,850
1958 P,Qntiac S
tratochief Sedan,automatic transmission
fully equipped', 1 52,750
1958 ,Chkv. Biscayzie Sedan, automatic,
fully equipped ',..:..L., . 52,750
. Two 1958 Chev. Biscayne.: Sedans . $2,595
1957 Chev. Deluxe Sedan, fully equipped ..,51,995
Two 1957 Pontiac Deluxe Sedans, automatic y' $2,195
1956 Chev Deluxe Sedan $12,795
1956 Chev Standard Sedan, fully 'equipped$1,6.95
1956 Chev Coach, fully' equipped ,.$1,695 `
1955 Chev Sedan; with radio 51,450
1955 Chev Deluxe •Sedan, ` with automatictrans;nissiOn,
fully equipped
1954 Ford Coach valve `in -Bead motor 51,650
$1,095
1954 Chev, Deluxe Sedan , 51,095
1954 Ford . Customline, with radio 51,095
1954: Meteor Hardtop,: automatic, fully equipped 51,095
1953,.Dodge. Sedan s. 4895•
1953 Chev Sedan 5895
-' TRUCKS! TRUCKS',
1955 GMC 1/2 -ton . Pickup with long box 1095
1955. Chev' 1/2 -tots Pick-up .:; 51,095
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FORMER HURON AGR.'
REP..
mow) TO NEW • POST " '
G. W. Monag omery former Hu
ron' representative, has been ap-
pointed to district superintendent.
of colonization and agriculture
for the. Canadian National Rail-
ways with headquarters at. Tor-
onto.
In his new office Mr; Mont-
goo'fiery, in co-operation.+with the
CNR's European offices, will dir
ect in TYfilar.io settlement and de-
velopment of ' farm lands' by 'aid=.
.ing- in the placement: of immi-
grant and experienced farm help
.and: assisting • farmers: and live-
stock producers with production
'and marketing.'fie will alsorep-
resent, the railway at 'exhibitions,
fairs,' livestock - sales, and agri-
cultural and immigration • meet-
ings, and encourage the 'develop-
ment • of diversifiedand. more
productive farming methods.
KINGSBRIDGE
•;(Too• . Late ,For • Last Week)
Mr. Thos. Wallace spent 'a ''few,
days. with relatives in :Flint, re-
cently:
Mrs .Bernardine Kinney spent
a ` few days with friends heave,
during the. past week, • prior to
leaving ,;for ' a two-month visit
with,:. her brother Rev. Ralph
O'Loughlin,, C.S.B. of .Angleton,.
Texas, who -is pastor of the Mexi-
can Basilian •Mission
Mrs. Reynolds is convalescing
at the. :Alexandra Marine Hospi-
tal, Goderich; from the after ef-
fects of a fall on the stair steps
at her home here.
Mrs. "Martha O'Neill and Mrs.
Kinney visited with relatives ,and
friends, in 'London during •the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs... Wilfred Austin
and babe of Goderich,: •are ;taking
up • residence at Kingsbridge, in
-the Win: Hogan'house.
Mrs. Nora' Sinnett is visiting
at the home of. Mr, and Mrs. J
Austin. We are pleased ;to hear
that Mrs.'. Austinis convalescing
in Victoria Hosspital, London, fol-
lowing surgery ' performed dur-'
ing the past week, and her friends
wish •her a speedy • recovery. •
OBITUARY.
MRS.
WESLEY',HAINES
Mrs. " Wesley Haines passed
away •,at. her home in 'Wingharn
' on Thursday, January 7th in her
75th year. 'She was the fanner
• Margery Ethel Harris, Mildmay.
Mr, and 1Virs, Haines farmed in
East'Wawanosh, until a year 'ago,
-when 'they moved to Winghamn.
Surviving are her husband,
who 'formerly resided. on Con,. 6,
Kinloss, . and . whom she married
in 1920, and three daughters, Mrs.:
Bert •(Elva) Wylie, Howick Twp.;
'Mrs, . Jack (Edna) , M c L e a n,
Wroxeter;. Mrs. Harvey • (Betty)'
Ritchie, Lucknow;.• one sister; Mrs.
Joseph (Annie) Vogan of Wing -
ham. Two brothers and •'a sister
predeceased her. She is also sur-
•' vived by imine garndc ldren..
Mrs. Haines was a member of
the Wingharn 'United 'Church.
• Service was. held; at. the Walker
funeral home• on. Saturday with.
Rev. .: W. D. dark officiating.: The
pallbearers were Lawrence Tay-
lor, . George .Carter, John Currie,
DPhil. Dawson, Elmer Ireland and
Harold Pocock. Interment `was:.in
.the Wingham. cemetery...
By-law No.. 1, 1959 was: pre-
` -pared -ana passed - making -app
pointment of Officials for «1959.
• By-law No., 2, •1959 was' prepar-
ed and passed. appointing Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald "Gibson as caretakers
•of Township Hall.' .
The Road Supt. Was instructed
to notify all snowplow operators,
to .;have road open .,by 8:00. a.m..
By-law : No.. 2, 1959 was. pre-
pared and
re-pared:.and passed" for the borrow:
NOT RESPONSIBLE
FOR: PLOW DAMAGE
• I,.
'Kinloss Council, Minutes,
Kinloss Re-elected' Council met
in . the .hall; . January 7th, ,1959,
•After .taking • the Oath of ,Office;.'
the members took their seats .at
the ' table: •Harold Percy, Reeve;
Wallace . Conn,. R. S McDonald,
Eugene Conley and Edbert. Bush-
ell Councillors. •
The minutes of the • December
.15th meeting as .read were ap- r
provedand signed.
Treasurer ,was instructed to is-
sue cheques for the Governtnent
Grant , on" the Rintoul, .Municipal;
drain to those. entitled. ,
The Insurance Policy on gra- •
der, : tractor and. Power mower
'was' changed from the Regal In=
surance Company, to the Frank.•
.Cowan *Insurance Agency, Wood-;
stock Ontario.
The Clerk was called toread
the Engineer's Reporton, the. ' pro
posed • Parrish Municipal Drain,
After some discussion on the re-
port, the report was accepted by •
Council • and the ,Clerk 'instruct-
ed to prepare the • necessary By-
Law. •
Council decided that . they
would not be responsible : for
damage to -cars or "trucks parked
on township roads in the .winter
months,. during . s n o w;.. plowing
operations. Any such -vehicle will
be moved at 'Owner's ' expense.
Notice. to be inserted in Luck -
now and Kincardine`. papers,
The 'Road' Supt was instructed•
to have a second .crew engaged•
and ready to take over to keep'
snowplows- going during • stormy `
Weather.
gnaws' INSURANCE Agenty
GENERAL INSURANCE
Established Thirty y jiears• Ago
P .• • ,Telehoiles:
18usittess 39. • :HOWARD AGNEW
Residence US'
.WEDNESDAY, JAN. 21st, 4959
MONUMENTS.,
For sound counsel' and a fair price on a: rnonunnent
•
correctly designed from quality material,
rely on.
SKELTO MEMORIA1S
Pat • O'Hagan, • Prop;
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Established Over' Sixty Years
Phone : 638-w • -' ' Ontario
Walkerton
real LucknoW for - the necessary' mon,
1958 Deb. Levy; 1.14 Robert
Adarrms, refund' 1958.Deb. Levy,,
''1.58; St, • John, Ambulance; grant,
10..00 Fox-. Bounties,: 12 • at - 5.00
eaCh, 60 ;00; Mrs. • Smith, .earetal -'
ing, 5:00;'Councillor ,Bushell, sal
ary 1958, .16.00; Ontario Good
Roads Assoc:, membership, 15.00. '
Highway` Cheques:'- Lorne'Bec
king, snow plow, $470,00; County
.of BriVe, Cement.bridge 'and..In
spection,. 338.15; , Bud Hamilton,
Deisel fuel, 372.46; R. E. Forster,
rent. truck: and winch•; `1600;"'Do
Minion Roads Mach,` Co., repairs
grader, 97.02; Culross Township,
Boundary accounts, 163.80; Huron,
Township, grading 140.00,. culvert
98.20, 2.38.20; - E. Carruthers, tele-
phone, 3.45; J. R. bane, unem-
ployment stamps, 1..02;•Dorininion'•.
Roads Company, repairs,:. 97.61.
J. R. Lane, : Clerk.
ing .from the Bank. of Mentreal,
iesneeded to carry on business
for 1959.
a 'ourned to Meet
..Council thendJ
`again on'''Monday, February 2,
1959 or at the call of the Reeve,
Cheques issued:- Relief, $55.90;'
,Soloman's. ; Greenhouse, • flowers
late Road ' Supt., 15..0; .Dr; E. F,
Shaunessy, dental .care, 4,00; Dr,
R. W. Blackwell, , dental care,
198.75; Dr. W. G. Bruce,• d'entaal
care, 20.00; J. • S. • Craig, =share
•nt-Ri-ntou.1 DTain__ _,_1 i_3 •42'_
Presbyterian Church, .share Govt.
grant Rintoul Drain, ;3.55 . Mrs.
Ruth Robinson, share :Govt: grant
Rintoul Drain,..8.22 Edward Mc-
Clenaghan, ' share ' Govt: ' grant
Rintoul Drain,' 12..63r Township
of:Kinloss, share -Govt. grant Rin-
toul Drain, 6.87;r ' Mrs : George
`McClenaghan; refund .,1958 Deb'.
Levy, 8.67;' Charles Moore, refund
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• Hundred; of firm -support coils '. ....Vented sides—strong handles.
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Special_
'Full Or
tWin size
Matching box spring' $49.95
•.Has many•,deluxe features
..of higher -priced: bedding
• Reinforced with listened
fibre through the" V'tTAt 4" '
fort oxtro support.
MATTRESS & -.
BOX SPRING• SET
Both piecesat rode
bottom price.' $ay.
while they loaf '
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