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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-11-25, Page 9WEDNESDAY, NOV. 25t1i, 1959 ' F� THE. LUCK.NOW SENTINEL, LUCKNQW, ONTARIO PAGE NI1NIE. SHOP ' • Special gift show •' purchase of —. ELECTRIFIED. OR PLAIN EXTERIOR DOOR OR WINDOW DECORATIONS made of ftameprooU metalic vinyl materials, moderately priced. . FOR . :EARLY SHOPPERS .: Gift 'wrapping; including foil . wrap, seals, tags, ribbons, 1 Instant bob c.' • Now on display. Boxed rist s Cards . COUNTER CARDS BY "RUST CRAFT" SPECIAL COUNTER ' CARDS WITH, "Canada Greetings" — 15c & •25c Lay -Away Those gifts now for Christmas at FINLAY DECORATORS and GIFT SHOP .. Phone 218 Lucknow . . SIGrNS FOR .'SALE --,"No Tres- I.Rent!' . 'signs available at The• passing",, "For ,'Sale", and " i`'or I Lucknow :Sentinel,phone 35. HERE, ARE SOME REAL ,DANDIES and we have • promise of some • CHEAP CARSCOMING,- IN ON TRADE-INS 2-1957.•..CHEVROLETS, PERFECT 1-1953 CHEVROLET, OVERHAULED: • 2=1952 CHEVROLETS, GOOD 1-0.95.3. CHEVROLET, BEL AIR HARD -TOP 1-1953 CHEV. BEL AIR AUTOMATIC; RADIO 1--1953 PLYMOUTH, A-1 •. i'-1948 PLYMOUTH,,' GOOD'. —1954 CHEVROLET, NEW CAR . GUARANTEE 1-1.955 CHEVROLET, PERFECT • e,rvice Hunter Phone. 55,.. Lucknow' Estate 100 -ACRE GRASS .FARM' in ' Colborne Township,, plenty of water, 90 acres workable, This is a' real good buy. and can be bought on. easy terms. ' • • NUMBER OF FARMS in Huron and Bruce Counties, close, to 'Lucknow. Can be bought on terms to, suit pur- chaser. SEVERAL .HOMES in Lucknow ' with all conveniences . Well located, can be bought on terms; • immediate, pus- session: • HOME NEARLY' NEW,• ' at Amberley, . with all 'con veniences. " Priced to sell. .HOME.and SIX ACRES adjoining Lucknow, :good barn, town water and hydro.: Can bebought with very low down payment. List ' your property with :Western Ontario's Fastest. Growing Real Estate. `WARREN L. 'STEVENSON Real' Estate, Mount Forest } . Contactt • (JOHN HALL, SALESMAN Ltteknow TO VOTE MONDAY. �N HURON ON CTA, • 03y .'Huron Citizens Legal Control Committee) Next lVonday November the whole County of flue voting• on the question of Revo- cation of the 81. 'year old. Temperance Acta 30th on is vo c Canada .Those eligible to •vote are all, persons over 21 yearsof age who have resided in the county since Qctober 7th, 1959 Travellers and those •.who are employed by railroads ;and tranSiortation industries may vote at the ' adva.nce..po.11 which' will' be held iii •.Goderich, Thurs- • day, Friday and Saturday of this ° eek, IIours dur,i 'which the advance poll Ls open are from 2 to 10 p.in; :ea?h of 'these days: • , Persons missed in thee enum-. eration and thus .left off the voters list may still vote by tak-' ing an oath at the poll provided they otherwise qualify. • T1ie ba llot reads "FOR THE R. R .TION" in. the top space, a plain.)t in pencil in this, space 'indicates' the voter's desire for repeal of :the, 'C.T A. Those whip wish 'to retain the Act will ,place their • X " in the lower space btiririg recent weeks the cam- 'paiagn ;has • created "considerable interest. `The pro -CTA group hag introduced statistics in. their. ef- 'fdrt ' to.. establish that Huron is a ' low -consumption area so far as alcoholic beverages are con cerned.They maintain that be- cause no. legal outlets are per- mittedunder the CTA, liquor may- be considered "but of sight -out •of • Mind." The repeal' group has :strongly challenged this . view. They point' out that there are iinnumerable illegal outlets in Huronwhich'. dispense otherwise .legal pro- ducts under undesirable .condi- tions; at excessive,—prices and in far greater 'v ,,olume'„ than most people are aware This 'is, borne out by, surveys.which are readily available 'but: not usually made public. Each . purchaser ' must :give his home ,;,address when he makes a purchase in e. govern- ment. ,liquor store .or brewers re- tail . store. • Many people are unaware: that under the C.T.A. ' it is illegal to. bring • in. • liquor personally..' The only. Method• is by Messenger or licensed carrier. According ,to legal opinion the CTA does :not permit.. a person to serve liquor to ' guests in his home, unless they are members of his ' owri family. 'It: is well known that this rule is broken. 'by -practically. ' everyone; '.who buys liquor.: regularly • or occas- ionally, unless:he happens to be, a recluse. - The Huron : Citizens' Legal Control Committee has '`main- tained a policy in 'theirpublicity of presenting the facts " and leav- ing the decision entirely up to the voters. W.I. AT HOME PUT OFF UNTIL AFTER CHRISTMAS The November meeting: of the Paramount Institute met at the home of "Mrs.. William. Stanley on Tuesday, November 1/th. The meeting opened: with the Ode and, Mary Stewart' 'Collect. It was' decided to send a donation: of $2.00 to the' World' Refugee fund, also to leave family ' night over until after ChristYnas.. There were 12 adults and 1 child prey sent. Mrs. ' Robert Reid, Agricul- ture ' and Canadian . Industries convener, chose as her subject, "Cotton." • Current events were given by • Mks. • Marion Brooks., •Mrs. Mary Jane. Webster gave ' a very interesting report on Area convention. Mrs. James. Keteha- baw gave a 'reading* on Novem- ber. • A contest \vas conducted by Mrs. Al Irwin. The meeting clos- ed with 'the. Queen andlunch was served. r1alwa,s l wantcda good picture •, Of here stop wishing Now you can,have that portrait you always wanted .of a loved one ... a professional portrait you will always treasure. howl Prop + in , any time. Purchase one of our Portrait Gift'Certifi- Cates .. , and give it to the one. ' whose picture you want ' It's easy , . 'it's 'i'nexpeiasyve and it's the nicest gift you'ctin' give anyone., ., • . HfrigIey's Studio Hanover Phone 332 FINAL. DATE FOR CHRISTMAS . SITTINGS, NOV. 30th Open Evenings By Appointment • KINi• OSS NEWS. Miss. Rosalie Maclntyre, who' underwent an appendectomy An Wingham, Hospital,, is now able - to ".be (back to ' school. ' Mr. and Mrs: Harold Austin and boys .visited Sunday with the .. lattees parents, Mr. and; Mrs. Geonge 'Campbell of Ilder- ton and `Mrs. Lloyd. •.MacDou- gall; and ' Grace and'Mr. and Mrs. 'Wilfred : , Fairish '• visited Saturday with Mr. and ' Mrs. Hector Cook' of Kitchener. Congratulations to • Mr.. • `and Mrs.' Allan' Graham on the birth Of ' "their. daughter, Martha, in Winghant. ,Hospital On. 'November 12th. WALDEN BROS. BUILDING NEW TRUCK WAREHOUSE A new .warehouse, for: Walden Brothers trucking business is -be- ing. e-ing. erected north' of the CN line on Josephine: Street in Whig- ham. The .new structure will be 50 by :72 feet, and will be large, enough . to • house three of tb,e largest .• tractor' trailer trucks. Immediately behind' the main building , another 341 foot structure is: being ' built for smaller' trucks and. will be join- ed' to. the main .building. with a loading ramp. • Office ` space is I also being constructed/ on the south 'side of the building.. The new building is rated at nearly $20,000. WHITECHURCH Mr.: and Mrs. Robert Mowbray. visited. • Mrs. • Jane Kennedy on children and Mrs. Gib Hamilton. visited at the home • of .Mr and Mrs. A. E. uckton on 'Sunday. o 'Gr r and. 1Vir. :..and Mrs: C.1VIc e.g. family 'visited at the home, •.of Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher. on Sunday. Mr. .wind' MTs.. 'Charlie Tiffi visited at the home .Of Mr. and Mrs. C. Johnson of Beljgrave • on • Sunday. " Master :.George Gaunt Went .:an appendix operation in Wingham Hospital. 1Vlr.. Tom .Morrison visited :h's aunt,: Mrs: Mary Jane Tiffin .on Sunday: Registe':Forms Carbon Snapout Forms' Gas• and Oil. Truck. Forms Coatinnous Business • Forns Counter =Check, BooIs *Restaurainit rads 'The LUCKNOW SENTINEL Sunday. phone 35 Mr. and Mrs. .Jack Barr' and WE" HAVE BEEN APPOINTED AGENT FOR 14 France Fire Eztinguisbe*s OF ALL . TYPES AND S12ES very typ gu , e . of ' ex'tin ' ishers . or Class A, • B, and C fires • is available. N. DON'T PUT IT OFF ANYt. LONGER! !Consult Fire' Chief George Whitby or any member of the Fire Department and secure an ' extinguisher suit able to " your needs. i Lucica��ry dire GEORGE .WI -II rBY, Chief • tr A • '+s r