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.Corners Scribe
For Years
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The Sentinel has iost'i valued •
Correspondent in the person of
Mrs. Franli Brown of Culross Cot -
shortly move to
"SURE GREEN"
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Lawn, Grass
Mixture
Contains -..5 ...Different ..Kinds ..Of
Oressee;- Qui& •Growing
89c per
Teeiwater. Following the mari
iage of her son Reg this weekend;
Mrs. BrOwn plans to return to •
Waterford, Michigan, for a visit -
with her cousin Mrs. 'Adolf Brunke.
:She will later go west to Winni-
peg and Roblin, Manitoba, where
she will visit a while and also
has plans to see more of Western
Canada before she returns to
Make her home n Teeswater.
Mrs. Brown has written the news
of "The Corners" for about 12
•years now. Very often the serv-
ices of a community correspond-
ent are taken much for wanted,
and it is often only ,when you are
without one, that you appreciate
the valuable service theyperform
• for their particular area.. ,
Brenda and Norma Haldenby
have consented to keep the news
of the Cuirass Corners community
coming, and we trust 'that they
wilIl receive the co, -operation of
'residents of that area. To Mrs.
Brown we say "thanks for a job
well done." •
.SEE..
By The Sentinel
THAT Mr. and Mrs. Mel Goyette
of Lucknow left on Tuesday for
a week's vacation in Bermuda.
The Goyettes left by air from
Malton. . •
THAT in the. recent vote on the
abolition of capital punishment
'in the federal parliament, both.
• John Loney of Bruce riding and
Robert McKinley of Huron oPp-
osed the motion' and favoured
the retention of capital Punish-
ment., .The 'members of this
area were expressing the majOr-
,, ity view of constituents who
they had heard from on the
matter.
(Langside. News) •
• Huntley Dawson has purchased •
• the farm of Mr. Fraser Frirvis On
. Concession 2.
• Mrs. Clifford -Young, Ken and
Russell visited with her mother;
Mrs. H. BrOome at. Httronview,
on Saturday:
Donald England is spending a
few days with Russell Young. •
Mrs. Ed • Moore Of Wingliam
Mr. Donald Young of 'Toronto,.
and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young arid
family were dinner guests on Sun-
day with M. and Mrs: Clifford
Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Pain of TOT0n.
to were weekend visitors with .Mr,
ano Ivirs. Ruisell Ritchie. •
THAT.Lucknow.Firernen this past
week received a substantial.
raise in pay from council. .To
the observer, it might look, like
a lot. As a former fireman,
we might add that after the dry
• cleaning•bills, the ripped cloth-
, ing, the smoke in your lungs
and hair, the wet feet, the
frozen fingers, the time off
from your work and your sleep,
the paycheck is none too big„
And then, of course, its worth
a little to have to take,direct=
ions from the sidewalk superin-
tendents whose chief knowledge
of fire fighting is that you butt
it out and drop it in an ,ash tray.
THAT Colborne Township school
board has accepted the tender
of Cale Doucette Construction
of Clinton for the addition to
the Zion Central School in
Colborne at a cost of $181,841..
The tender was the lowest of
six received.
THAT friends of Mrs. Agnes Amos
the former Mrs. Agnes Chad-:
- wick oPKinloss, will be inter-
ested to know that she has re-
married in England and is res-
' idingaat 143 Ringley Road, •
Radcliffe, Lancashire, England.
• •
TH4T Mrs. Frank McWhinney, -
-Mrs. Lloyd McNall, Mrs. Har-
old Humphrey and Mrs Ray-
mond Leddy of this community
received pins and cards at a
Hanover banquet 'upon complet-
ion of a Red Cross home nursing
Course.
•THAT the Lucknow Boy Scouts are
• planning a paper drive in Luck -
now and Dungannon this Thurs-
day afternoon, April 14th-,
THAT Reeve G.W.roynt and,Coun-
:cillor M.L.Satiderson of Luck -
now ,were recently appointed
Lucknow representatives on the
•'Georgian.Bay Development
Association. . . •
THA*T4 note from .Art Breckles in
Florida advises Us that the •
Breckles',will be leaving the
south on the 15th of April en
route home. Art reports a good
winter, not too hot, but terrible
mail service on the Sentinel,
which has been general, with
• Florida subscribers this year,
and for what reason we are at a
loss to know . The paper is
handled efficiently at this end
• but -apparently gets bogged '
• down somewhere' along the way.
• Art mentionthe recent tornado
damage which Missed Brandon.
• where they were located. .
DEL MONTE PURE, TALL 41 OZ. SAVE 19c
Orange Juice Sale 2 Tins 79c
MITCHELL'S 20 OZ. • SAVE 9c
Fancy Applesauce Sale 2 Tins 37c
PROCTER & GAMBLE'S
TOTALLY NEW
DETERGENT DISCOVERY
WE SELL FOR LESS VALUES. EFFECTIVE
PHONE. 52$4420. .APRIL; 14, 15, 16
ree Accidents hi ViOage On Weekend
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'• Three minor accidents,in,the
Village over the weekend did con-
• siderable property damage but
no serious injuries occurred_
On Saturday afternoon; about
five o'clock,f. a three car collision
occured at the corner of Inglis
and Wheeler Streets. • FOr those..
who are not familiar with street
names, this is one block north of
the post office; :at thelocation of
the Johnstone. Feed Mill:
A car driven by Doug Garbutt
of Toronto and kinCardine was
• proceeding east on Wheeler Street
..when he was in collision with a
car driven by Mrs: Don MacLeod
of Lucknow , who Was.proceeding
''soitth on Inglis Street, •The Garb-
utt vehicle struck the MacLeod ,.
car on the right side swinging it
and it wasin collision with a car
THAT residents of kinloss'Town-
• ship are invited to an infcirme-
tion meeting in• Kinloss Central
Public School on Tuesday eVen-
frig of next week, April 19th.
at which time questions will be
•answered on future elementary
• school education in, the town-
• ship, School inspector Keith
Waldie will -be in attendance.
THA Alex Ma* cintyre of
Liverpool, England, is visiting
with brothers Donald and Allan
Macintyre of kinloss and other
relatives in the community.
driven by Allister MacKay of •
Ripley who wakproceeding north
'on Inglis Street. .A passenger: in
the Garbutt car, Eleanor MacNay
of Ashfield, was slightly injtred.
• • The corner is a dangerous one.
with visibility very poor and no
stop signs. l'Irovincial police •
officer Jack Hatch of Kincardine
• investigated. Damage to the Mac
•••Leod car was:bout $500, the • ,
Garbutt car about $200 and the
MacKay .car, tinder $50'. ' •
On Sunday afternoon, about •
five 0'clock, a cat-drive:0 by
Mrs. Clarence Adams of Milo-
diutch left the road 'at the south.
end of town in 'front of the reSl.-.
dined of Mit. Edith Cirdner,.
The car was going south, and in
'leaving the road' ended up in a
deep ditch �ti,the east side of the
'road. About $125 damage rev,
uited, •• •
: About 11 p.in. Sunday evening
a car,driven by Brian Dennis
Dalton, age 18; of F , R.3 Goder
ich, -left the road in thc Vicinity
of Anderson Flax Products and •
• struck a hydro pole. The car
was proceeding east on Canning
• Street and in attempting. to turn ,
• north onto Havelock treet
the'Flax•Mill corner it left ,;
the road: About $200 damage
Was done. Provincial Police •
officer Andy Burges$ Ktneard",,' '
fine investigated the ,4ccdnd two
accidents, •