The Lucknow Sentinel, 1958-11-19, Page 6THE LUc .Now spNtINEL L TJOKNow,, QNTARIO
1958 'Pontiac Stratochief ' Sedan, automatic •
transmission, • fully equipped
'`1958 Pontiac Stratochi f, standard transmission,
fully' equipped '
$2,695
$x;595
1958: Pontiac. Laurentian Sedan, , fully equipped $2,795-
1958 Chev Belair ,Sedan, fully equipped :.,: $2,650
Two .1958 Chev. 'Biscayne Sedans • : $2,595
1957 Chev Coach, #wily •equipped • ,•••$1,99$
1957 Chev. • Station Wagon .., •
! $2,295
'1957. Ford :Customline Sedan, 6 cylinder • •$2,095
Two 1957 Pontiac Deluxe: Sedans, automatic ,.::.52,195
1957 •.Chev.• :Sedan, fully equipped .. , , $2,095
1955 Chev Sedan, with radio $1,450
1954 .Ford ' Coach, valve in head. motor • $1A995'
wnr«r '6 Fes!
�'r�"- L . • : e.�. Y Fz SE'+' ' &1i'�'�'F'�e—,---'d.,.� . 'VA
1954 Ford ' Customline, with radio ,,.,.,,.$1,29
1954 Chev. Deluxe Sedan, automatic transmission,
fully ;equipped ...;$1,350:
1954 Meteor Hardtop; 'automatic, , fully equipped. .$1,295'
1953 Dodge Sedan
1953: Chev Coach 3695.
1951 Dodge Station ,Wagon: $695
. TRUCKS!' TRUCKS!....,
1951, Ford One=ton • .stake' , truck
C.F I LL VACANCY ON!
Kt NLO$$ BOARD' "
November 3rd., 1958
Kinloss Municipal _Council ... net,
in the hall to-dayas per adjourn-
ment. All members present
The Reeve introduced Mr, .:PI..
,bert" ,Bushell as. .his nominee to
fill the seat of Elliott Carruthers
who 'resigned to 'take over the,
office of Road Superintendent..
, , Moved by Conn and MacDon-
ald that • the minutes of the last i
regular, meeting sof October 6th,
and Special meeting gf 'October
9th as read be‘ ..approved '. and
signed.
Moved by Bushel and. Conn
: that. the• Road •:Supt.., interview
the 'Huron and Kinloss Telephone
Company.. Re -account received
for work done :on Concession 4.
Moved by. Conley and ; ,Mac-
Donald . that the Clerk notify
Gordon Wall, collector, . re -salary.
Moved by Conn . and Bushel
$eyenteer) cords of wood. for •.hall,
Moved''by• MacDonald .and Con-
! that we change our Oil• sup-
! ply., from. B; A. to Cities' Service
i and 'the clerk notify British Ame-'
t rican to discontinue service:.
,' 'Moved.. .by .Conley :and '.Mac-.
• i Donald that the Municipality pay
i``5°,�0 , on money, to be borrowed
1 !dor Drainage Debentures •
Moved , : by Conn•:and Conley
1' that the Court. of •,Revision. on
1° the 1958 Assessment Roll be held
wrpliv .DAY'
NOW'S THE TIME`. TO BE THINKING:
OF A: NEW McCLARY
,,$995..
$35Q
Trusse s M.Oto
Huron County's Foremost' Used ' Gar Dealers
CASH, TRADE, TERMS - Open Evenings Until 10
Cities Service Dealer — Phone 173, :Brussels
KINL:OUG$,
►LTER BRECkLES
ONTARIO Phone ,18-20 .Ripley'
Tour
Arc
i and Tractor Deere: Dealer--..Antomot ve Repairs
and Acetylene welding ... Machine Work Pioneer
'
Chain . Saws, Lawn and ,Garden Equipment
For your best buy in diesel:: tractors, see the "David Brown
•PARAMOUNT W.I. PLANS
FOR. TURKEY SUPPER
Ori November. 12th the Para
¢mount Institute met at the home
of lyfrs.Al Irwin ;Ajfter:the open-
ing' exercises the :roll call was
.MORE ADVANTAGES
, with
McCLARY HEATING!
,Economical!...
Guaranteed!
Automatic''
Compact!, ` ,:
Clean!
. Attractive!
Quickly Installed!
Efficient!
Effective!
•
irC.'ondition
Enjoy ' greater heating of
f iency combined with
compact,attractive de.
sign with a Mc.Clary.
unit.
FURNACE' TENDING BANISHED
Enquiries.'; Invited No Obligation '..
::in the. Hall . on .Wednesday; Nov
ember 12th:. �at 1.00 p.m. •
. Moved by MacDonald and Conn
'that we do, now ad ourn AO 'ineet
again' on, Monday, December` 15
or at the call of the Reeve._
I Relief, 485.00; Lucknow. Sen
1 tinel, ;printing; 107.16; E.• H Ag :'
new, Prem: Collectors ,Bond; 15.=
00; ;Roy. Huffman, work Wood
T.S
Drain, 1000;'.R: 'Ackert, wood :at
'fhall, •.77:00; Harold Percy,, selec-
ting ,Jurors, 4:00; WM. Scott,,sel
ecting Jurors .4.00• J. R. , Lane
selecting , "Jurors, 4.00; White-
church, Corrununity Park, Govt
grant,' 265.0, Municipal • World,.;
' supplies, 2:35; June • Ackert, 1st.
Prize Public speaking, ' 5.00; 14n-,
da ' Campbell, 2nd Prize :Public
s eakin , ,3.00;: Dianne. '.Hewitt,
peaking
Public speaking, 2.00; ' :Peter
Steer, Public speaking, : 2.00; Carol
Macjntyre, . Public speaking, 2.00;
Elaine. Murray, Public':,speaking,
12.00;' Marilyn, .. Thacker, Public
an insight into the doings of itlhe.I speaking, 2.00 Wallace Houston,
Institute and explained :why t ey 'lube . speaking 2:00, Leonard.
wanted the area convention at McFarlane; Public speaking, 2:00,
Owen Sound Mrs Ings. ury race o.
IJ David Public • speak- i
,gave readings •and Mrs Al. 00; Ir= '•2 Wall,
K b G e H dgins ` Public speakilig,
in
PEl'ambing, Heating,., Wiring, . Eavetr oughing
PHONE: 50, LUCKNOW
Wiarton, W. 1.. Rallywas given
by Mrs J. McMillan.' -
• The • guest. speaker was Mrs..
Wilmer 'Howey; who spoke on
her trip to The Yukonlast sum- •
mer, .
Tap dance, numbers were given
by Joan :;and Wendy McKenzie
With Mrs. Ross'; Cummings .at the
.piano '.
Due to the illness of Mrs., N.
J. McKenzie, Mrs. A. Havens will
PHOTO CARDS
: , Say ' 'Merry. Christmas w. i. t .h ,
Photo 'Cards. -Add a. personal: -
touch•' . by having 'a picture of
your family, Your home, your
Pet's, etc, on your Christmas cards.
Many. designs available "in colour
or
black 'and :white;
Don •Thompson • Phone 35 --Luck •
now.'..•
help IVIrs..J. McMillan with zbirth-_ .
day
gifts . to the guests at. The Queen, arid. the Institute Grace,:
y,'
Lucknow Private Hospital: and a` very tasty. lunch was:' ser--
meeting closed with ' The ved 'by:the' hostesses in charge.-••
The g
conducteda • contest. There ing, 2.00; . Madonna Grahm
a, Pub
were sixteen ladies, two visitors: lie speaking, 2.00, Larry Stanley,
answered by a historical ':place i :and four children present At the 'Public 'speaking, 2X00; Karen Car;
had visited. • : close -of 'the. 'meeting lunch was • ruthers, Public speaking, 2.00;
give ..
• served; •,Tlhere was �.a ,touch -and- Donald �Hodgms; Public speaking,
s. Walter Dexter gave the take able;
2.00; Wm. A. Schmid, gifts, for.
t •
report, resolutions .and eelection of. Judges, 6:25, Dr. E. F. Shaunessy,
Officers at Guelplh. ; It Wd,s. arrant- For 'the. October - meeting the School Dental,; • 7.00; Mrs.: -James.
•'ed,to shave a turkey supper at the' members 'visited:CK JX,'and;:later , Smith,Caretaking, 7:00;; Frank,
..
Legion Hall on Tuesday,' .Nov,—, • had supper at • the Brunswick Thompson, Postage, • 5 00.;
ember 25th. Mrs ' Houston gave Hotel. , ., y
Highw :'Cheques '
,
con`
TOWflSi
TOWNSHIP HALL, RIPLEY.
195' ' at 1:00,' p ren:; for
REEVE, '.DEPUTY REEVE. 8E:THREE COUNCILLORS
Election (if necessary) Monday,. December 8th, 1958
from 9.0'0 a.m to. 5 p.m. ••
at the following polling, places:
Ward °N: `
Ward No;.
Ward' No.'
Wa.d No.
Ward No:
Reids Corners Community Hall.
Betil el . Orange',,, Hall.
School Section :NO, 3, .
" 4.. Township Hall, Ripley.
5,. .' Herbert C.laytoss Residence
Dated ski Ripley this 3rd d"ay .of Novenrrber, 195 8
EARL TOU•T,y 'Returning ,Officer.
hod .Save The''( iiecn ..
•
P List, N u Tri'b'e r `11,' 511.211
.Hug.., impsOn,Back hoe :'work,'
14.00'; C E. McTavish, Fuel oil,
224.19; :Webster and MacKinnon,
Grader repairs,: 6.05; ' Allan Mac-
Intyre, Catch Basins, .100.00;, Far
ash --Moffat, • Truck.' andGravel,
50;00.; J. R. Lane; Uhempioyrnent
stamps, 3,84; Iinlough Garage,
Welding: and Grinding, .1-4.25.
- J. R. Lane„.Clerk Clerk .
, FACE FIVE CENT FINE FOR '
` !. NOT ,ANSWERING ROLL CALL
The lvovernber meeting of the
Lucknow WI. was •held in the
1 Toikn Hall . ;with ,Mrs. P. S, Ste-'
1 wart. presiding..
, The roll call wad answered :by
``C,urrent Events",. It was moved"
by Mrs,. J; Carruthers, and secon-
ded, by. Mrs. J, , McMillan that a
fine, of 5c be imposed `on mem-
bets not answering to ' the roll
. call specified,
Mrs. J: ,McMillan presented the
President, Mrs. P,' S." Stewart
with a "Gavel"' and• this was ac-
, cepted with' a de*. ' well chosen
Words,,
The programme" WAS in' chargee
of
Mrs.' Charles' Cooke, and one
sniinutes: silence Was observed td
our fallen heroes. A': reading in
Remembrance was `giveri by ,Mrs.
I CharlesCooke ,and the Motto,
1• "Otalities of a 'good header'', by
'Mrs. Thos. Salkeld, .A report of
nrrM♦ wv.J. Y .n.e.wA^.M••.• r.V.w •i ._.
...to gave you good telephone service
Your Bell. Telephone installation man: Whatever.
his name anay be is a lot like Jack MacLennan.
On the job, his skillful work reflects his careful
training.. But more than that, we Iike to think that
r a friendly smile and unfailing courtesy lend a
bleasant touch to his `bi ief visi't.;
s�
We try to 'encourage this friendly' spirit all
through the business. You'll see it'when you 'visit:
the Business Office. You'll hear it in the operator's
"voice with a smile • . . .
This helpful,. friendly apiritis one of the many ways.
. Fa ,' i. ood'tele telephone' service.
in. *fah we try. to give you g .p
THE BELL TELEPHON(''CONIPANif OF CANADA