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Ladies'i Children's Wear :.Piece Goods' un!
.Woollens'
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THATld.a _ ai:,birtl day supper 'was
;he' 'for "John :Lyons at .:the
home' of his grandparents, .Mr:,
and ,Mrs, John Henry on Mon
day,
THAT .there: was a large crowd
:= at of e -reception in the ReCrea
tion Centre last Friday for Mr,
and Mrs • Art .Baker and Mr.
and • Mrs./ Alvin Baker, Music
•Lor dancing -was -pro ice •: •
:Clarence , .Adlazn's orchestra.
Bill Hunter read an' address to
the: young couplesr and Jack
Cook presented ' a ' purse ' of•
money, to : each.
.-To.--
'THAT .Mr. and Mrs Jack Camp-
bell ` 'of Point :Clark:and ; aVlr, '
and -Mrs..: John Hall left; Sun-
day for .a: "holiday •iii Florida.
THAT Floyd Wilson is a pat-
ient iii 'fit. ' Joseph's" Hospital,
Toronto, ;'where he has ' under
gone• surgery Floyd was a for
iner..resident c►f the_ Village,
'having :been •employed . 'here
as accountant at . Silverwood
Dairies •'plant
THAT Andrew Gaunt of West.
'W Vanoah was:' elected seeond
vice-president a• the Ontario
Shorthorn Club ••at',the annual
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' meeting � `at ' Gruelph. On exhi :
tbition was P.S. :':Troubadour 'of
horn steer Which was grand
champion •
at the International
at
o.and%sold for .20.50,
a pound, ' totalling $20 395.5Q..'
7,1 J4.
from •4:00 to., 5.30 p.m.
Lueknow and _surrounding r1>iral area. Children' Of ,
dr be
Chil e>ji must
YEARS AND UNDER
` older, children who:, are
with the; exception , . ,i
of ,
just' learnng: to skate.
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OARS. COL!IDE,
A two -car ; collision on Main
Street on ; `Saturday • evening
, about :;nixie ' o'clock, did " damage
to two cars in excess of $500, but
no° one was injured.
The collision . was at the BA.
corner, involving .'ears ;driven'. by
Mrs. A. J Wilson' and:: Douglas
Mole,. age 16, :of Dungannon. 'The
,•NONE BLURT car Doug was driving was a 1952
Ford ' and 'was .' owned by Donald
Wealden.
This,,car was, 'preceding.: west
on Main St; Mrs.• Wilson had just HIGH SCHOOL
left work at�MVfullin's Bakery and
was about to turn at ;'the, inter
section.
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HONEY -POD.;1'`EA
SSroke1Sr; 15 oz,
1I�AZQLA OIL
MAPL'` A F., . MINCEMEA':
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MONARCH. TEA BTSI
OHOCOL ►'FE FAKE- J
:five ROse'5,. 15 oz. _
We hope our' error MthefP • rice ,of Kleenex in - last wee
advertisement did not caus0 you inconvenience,..
hone 21
ucknow
dropped.
As : •the press is now covering
these .meetings,••:'it should poss-
ibly be pointed out that .the
dis-
ussions which we havereferred
to,' were all carried out 'in . an
amicable way 'and in a manner
that 'enablednew members to
,become familiar with.' the work
-of the 'board •'
Lunch was 'served .eat the close
of the meeting, ;prepared' earlier
in •the schools rnodern and =spot''
less kitchen. The press `sat in for
erect
cidentally, : everyone pays:
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(visits a doctor.
During the passing of accounts
4—tha+an-irrppro
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ed.,coal chute had been installed,
facilitating the ate y "unloading;
of fuel -"20 .tons in 20 'minutes".,:
the - original chute '+wasn't•: satis-
'factory and required manual
labor . in.' ',crai ,ped • quarters., to
shovel'• aback :• the coal.' •: ,
New ty.'pe'w+riter • shelves 'a1ave
been installed since the January,
Meeting, 'These 'snit the . re-
rnoval' of /tr!pewri£ers from the'
desks When 'Used iby other bass='
,es, and are aimed at better; care:
of . the• 'machines and a cutting
down:: of repair ,bills.
A., close, Scrutiny ':was', made ' Of
mounts, wl ielr- -for; 'February,
including salaries and transfpor-:
tation. costs, will run.: to • $5,500.
_in round figures
Bus'',transportation' was,; ;Id's,
cussed,.. and the consensus of ,
Opinion. was that theyjhave very
!capable and , !punctual • drivers
with 'good equifprhent and trans.-
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,-portation,'service' at a, favorable
>4 "cost, • comparatively'.' Archie Mae-
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Mi11an_asked--it' az}e- use-coufd
No. matter' : what happens, ' bad
orgood, there's always .somebody
who knew.' it would.
for`±th se --levee ei re t%aysa�-�._. ..
hissed--errr-ove1
Spring 'Hats. •
" All newer ,Spring styles.,
;GIRLS' SLfM ,'JIM JEANS s
S ala khalti lined, sizes 7 tb 14,` reg:.$4.98
Now 'only
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LANI ETS_.a; _.. '
O V'.' whitte' wool ,aha nylon slat
re ;$19.60 pair: Now, only $8.7
etc,' raznbtiii t 'bordery
each or a$16 50 air
•UY YOUR VALENTINES .
L(1'7S'HIILTS , ..
Plalzd. . ';ccitton flannel, -size id,' 12 and 1`4• years .i.i+:i $Ii2J
BO BEtTS•.4, ,:
01'0 r c " !boy buckle,,, sizes 22 to 30 •49
with ow a
MEN'S JACK TS :. ,
t..••••rwii•oiuerlep winclbreaker e,
stylzipp•er front, reg,y�Ni�
$I8 00 Reduced to f•i ii•iii i,YY ii., Y/. i,. i/i,,, fiL. i ...i 1'r.. Y Y..li t51s_•
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not .cover, all of 'the West Wawa
nosh ..Seertor abut t. w-aspla le
that '•'the two smaller. vehicles
were .operated: to avoid a 'much
earlier start by .a . single„ unit
- It, vas ,o'irited -mer ttzd,t_there`
is 'still over• $1,600 In the build-
ng fund and,Mr. MacMillan felt
it would he wise to keep, that,
for 'repair of defects in the con-
struction of the. building. I -le
questione whyµ--the-.>ti .
had been, paid in 'full,
.Board. has ;in • the-``
constructiion Of <a.''cernent ,block
;-equipme'n storage . ibu die g, anbd `
received a figure, on the building' in the fall, knit, , felt it was
too high ••'and didnot proceed,.'.':
There seemed to:..tbe consi. erable
var'ia'tion• in• what the"'-•/rd
ured,the (buildingg would cost and;
" wh at .. Mr... M"ae141 l l an "had -h eardth
the figure to' be
"W. It Towey suggested .there
was no need to go. into the, shed'
Heston at this session,:. as ,lit:
would be dealt with .at a 'later
!fleeting, and the discussion was, '`
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-SUNLESS JANUARY!
A 'reswne :, of , official:' weather '
records.'for January,` impress the'
fact there was 'not one:full clear
day during . the month, " There.
Were: 16 days of coimlete`'cloud
and it+or the, refmainder of ,'the
month Old :Sol broke through at •
e but' nerall�. for brief
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nods
The high Was 45 degrees, °'the
1•fz ' '..inches' of.
low.:. Y0. ibelow, 45.
$naw sand :.61 inches of 'rain
the sun is • shining' brightly:-: I
It continues ontinu: • to:: do so. Until, sun
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down ' it will be , the first com-
Ipletely' sunny day • since 4th..
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