The Lucknow Sentinel, 1957-02-13, Page 2746.
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KINLOSS NEWS
Second, Fourth and. Sixth
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A Red --C s-- ing was held'
at.
'the ', home ' , of Mrs. ', Allister
Hu' es on 'Thursday : afternoon:
Se a
' al : dies were ;'present and
ladies
uilts werequilted. • •` :;
twa,q •
'kiss Margaret' ; MacDonald of
Sarnia and ' Mack MacDonald 6.of
London were • home , for the week
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end:
Miss, Mary MacyIntyre of Sar-
nia spent ae few days at home
last' week.
M ,n
Wank MacKenzie has
probably one of the largest flock
of,sheep• in this district .,with. 44
new lambs already arrived this
r. and Mrs,Allan Graham,
Anne; • Ruth and Jamie visited
' with, the latter's mother, . -Mrs.:
James Y
Barton . Drayton' •Tes
..., Tues-
day... ,,:
ud: n.
Do 4 las, and William
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have sheen 'ill with >itonsilitis•aaid
car: ache.
Miss -Belle Graham .nurse -in
,tX+aining at °St. Joseph s Hospital,
London , ent the: week -end With
her..parents, arents Mr. and Mrs.. Doug
las :' Graham. ;
Mr. ',HiaroId Austin ''is ;employ
• ed at the '•Lucknow ' Co-op, :ands.
Mr: Cliff Roulston : `ait'the rubber
plant•-iri=-Kincardine.
The Kairfree rarm. Forum.: met
last week at the home, of Mr:
and Mrs: Gilbert Hamilton.
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M.T. and Mrs. Alvin' Miller, and
Douglas ,,ah Mrs:: Essig ' Puryis
'of : trathr •' ` visited at5 Py ., Sunday
the home of Mr. 'and Mrs. -Cliff
Rouiston.
sy., th extended
Sincere mpe....Y,.�-s �?
to rMrs..1)uncan' MacConrell and
• the;Buckton family in their ,be -
r avemen .
AMERICAN rmm TO OPEN
NEW 'PLANT AT BARRIE
West . • Bend Aluminum .Com
•pany.of.West Bend, Wisconsin,
will shortly commence manufac-,
•turing,'operations in Canada, ,ac
'cording • ; to • word received , from
A. C: " Kieekhafer, president'' of
the A+i ierican firm.
'To . •be known ,'as West. Bend'
AItu iinum . Conypany ,(Canada)
Limited,, the °Canadian, firni has'
leased approximately 5,000 sq: ft
on a temporary: basis ,in Barrie
and will start operations~ in about
'60,; days according to , Neville
Keefe, general 'manager of the
Georgian. Bay Development ..As
so'ciation: It is' the company's in
ntlo
ofland in'the� Barrie;'.in-
acres ..
dustrial ' area : arid put up their.
own building in the not -too -dis-
tant future: West Bend 'outboard;
motors .and'the. Elgin line of out-
board, `motors for.' Simpson -Sears
Ltd. Will be: the Main lines man--
'ufaetured at the ''•new : location
and at later date fabrication
and • asseribly : •.operatioins are
planned, for their small appliance
field:
E' REEL '
BRUCE hAUSEU
• The old, tiro -wheel hand drawn
hose reed, has-been donated -by'
the: Lucknow • Village ,Council to
the: Bruce ,County museum Pie
donation,: was approved 'b� '01,4L• ucknow Fie Company,
'The reel. 'Was in' uPe;--unt11._.a
few years ago; when•the .ancient
fire-fighting—,,equipment, was re
placed : by a modern, truck
The Board ruledat this meet-
ing that ashes could not be coni
aidered has:,,garbage, and- would
not'''be picked up. With, the sw;ing;.
to 'oil' for heating purposes, ."not
11a -1f -the -town" no-w-has_,..ashea,>
and , it vias:%snot :deemed ,,fair, to
have the 'disposal` of Such at .pub-
• Constable
ub-Constable Havens . was instruct. -
.ed• ,by ReeveJoynt to Abe at' the,
Town Hall and Recreation Cen
tie during' all dances. •
Harvey, Webster asked Council
if they might consider': "no• park-
'ing" signs' on: one side : of
ram St. in the vicinity' of Dr.
Corrin's office, . as school .busses
Which . use this street found, it.
difficult to:At get .through there •in
the,,iwinter.
• The Council felt• .that snow . re
moval might..be a better answer,
as "no. Parking". signs involve the
iproblem of enforcement• 'No
parking ; signs on Main `"St, near
'Silverwoods, ,are frequently 'dis
regarded, arid there' was ' no
reason :to believe they would be.
observed any' betterelsewhere
The matter... gave ; rise to
cussion' of • the need for a ' park-
ing lot ``for.„ 75 . cars close to
Main .St. In the mieantime it . was`
considered ; that :the 'best' way : to
cope with the problem' waS; by
snow removal; . and it is • ,gener
•ally: regarded: that a •good .job
being done in this respect-,
The question Aof abolishing the.
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• TI fi Mr"{{.•1 \=T1.�••` ^1 •�1 t+fl ,�.• f'i
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INGSBRII GE
CMTs: BlaiseMartin return
:her home here after a two week
visit with relatives ` in Hainilton.
Mr. end Mrs. Ernil Herrewech,
and the'"Misses Lizette and Sim
one , P �
S riet' of Langton, were. Sun-
day victors .with'. the .
Lierman
family at :the . Rectory,
Y rY,
Mrs °;returned'Van :Deepen. to
her home from Kincardine tHos
urn:. a n e B.A. service STA -
tion was' discussed but no action
was 'considered adviseable
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•;The delver," tt the. car be.hi�nd .Can't read your ;,
mind.:;Whe:n you `plan`''to turn, slow down, :'
ark .or ull out from the curb, Let him .know
with a signal. It's: the aw.. It's the sips' of '';
a thoughtful driver.
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tors at the Clifton. Austin home,.
'Mr. and Mrs. Bruce.', Hansford
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family. �of Galt; and, Mr.
Clare Sims :of Sarnia were Sun
.day visitors at • the Ray
Dalton
home; 'Mr. and Mrs,` Jack;Fitz
gera amil
ld and • fy of Stratford at
e one' o rs. urphy.
Jos.. Martin,. of Hamilton, Arn=:
old • Marsman, •, peter Van Osch
and Douglas Frayne of .London,
and Miss Mary Sheridan .of Tor
onto;._;Miss, Mau een Vasae1 of
Goderich : spent the week -end at
their .homes
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,Mrs.: Cyril
'Austin attended' ded
a
hairdressers convention in De-
troit duringth
e past ast week.
Michael O'Neill aid
C: ril . Aus
tin , motored • to London to meet
'Mrs. • Austinup on, her return
home
pital duing thepast week. • The :`C, L. are .• sponsoring. 'a
Mr and Mrs, Jack McConville Mardi, Gras :dance-on-Monday,
orT,oront•o were , week=end vist March ,th in the :parish ,hall;
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Swift's Beef Stew :-
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for49c
2
ive '`Roses .Cake •Mix.
.chocolate fu' --
dge 27,c
aker''Cornflakes ""
gave Sc •12 oz.., 2 for 45.
•1CRAPEFRUIT .KNIFE --SPECIAL, OFFER.
-Save=20 —o i -ret ali�ty:„Crapefrt ix i fe rnlY g:
With purchase of 6 firapefruet Vade 'nFrg
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land,, stainless steel., Variety
of colored handles,
Chicken Pies, 8: oz, pkgs '..... ......:...",; 2> for. 65c
;Cauliflower,.: 10 oz. pkg. ,, „ „
,.I ibbys Fancy:Peas, 15 oz: tins ,.;;:, 2 for 35c
TreeLSweet ra frualt.Juice
Circus 'pail ;pure Peanut Butter; 4 lb.. $1:29'
Canada's FINEST. COFFEE$ -=New Low: Prices
Earl Riser, :1b 95c; ;A;unt Mary's,$1.03;
R& 11 W1.
un v 1 Navel: ranges, size 144,11,,,...2
' . P.E,I No- 1 .Po _doz. 75
toes, 10' ib. '47c. 50 lbs:
$1.8.9
Texas lmported• Carrots, 20 oz.. bag, 2, for • 29c •
Tender fine quality lettuce• 2 for 25c•
Pam Garden select Tomnatoes ,;'F''ancMcIntoshPkg. Y 51.i;Yr,1N 190
y cllntosh : Apples, 6 it::'basket , ,,,<,.::,. '79c
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-d f3o --� od .l OK t . . .
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variety:'pkg.9 for $1.00
Florida Grapefruit, 96,
for
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DEPARTM 'li"
HI:Gh WAY'S—ON:TA:R10
OBITUARY
William` George .:Armstrong g
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Thedeath of ': Wm::
strong occurred .in Victoria, °Hos-`
pital, .. London, ,on.'
Thursday
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