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DIEL. 14Mr 1'1ii = = : THE LUCKNOW SENTINlL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
,1TENTWN MOTOR VEHICLE
OWNES'
R,L VEHICLES LIFT PARKED, STANDING ATTENDED OR
UNATTENDED ON' ANY "runIN THE VILLAGE OF
LUCKNOW, BETWEfrIN TME HOURSOF 2:N' A.M. AND
i.$
AA., FROM NOVEMBOR 1st, ilii TILL MARCH 71st, 1147,.
WILL SE TOWED AWAY AT THE OWNER'S RISK
ALL .LIEN AND STORAGE WILL BE PAYED BY WNER : °
.OF VEHICLE:,
CONTRARY TO EY•LAW NO, 1..iNi
' : VILLAGE, OP LUCKNOW..
Williann R. Nelson
CHIEF OF POLICE
VILLAGE OF LUCIiNOW
Local 4-11
WimiersAt:
Members Prominent Among.
Awards Niht
prolectx were prescnted to ;23 .cl'ub
Members. •
Honored for con;plettng'10 year's'
serVtce. 'as ;a club leader were
Martin Baan, :R. R, , Walton; Ross
Snaith, R.R. 1.:, Ethel.
,Ctinspleting five yearf service as
a 'chi leader' were • Bob 1 athering;-
'l atrt, J`.R.3, Seaforth; Ivan • . -,.
#1• att,:R.R,1, Bellrayc; Donald,,
Lobb, R.R. 2, Clinton Ian McAll- •.
,inter, R.,K.1, Zurich; Bill Wilson,
R.R..1, Enrdwlett;;
pob McNaughton., R. R.3.• IC1ppen
three awards, •was the .most;
Ero;ated 4-1-1 club member at the
!pit Hurest•County .441 hilar Qi
*at icaforth . .
Iob Mc$auglitan won .two awr urdtt
ttfig'a score. In swine club War
ted alto was judged eiaampion f..
:mean,
LlabertVoiden, R.1t.1, Clinton,
lived awards for top score. in all
clubs in liuron and for champ
ioidtip:dairy dt6Wman,.
Alfo.winning two awards was •
1t :Lamb; R.R,4. Goderieh,• for : STATIONERY
.top Econ in beef club and ,w,rtgand .'
addeventent in 4- 1 :grain Born i• POR• MEN
a4• .1iI there is .. a titan On your hrist-
c %. mss lj w
(bete•t41111.Ilseto—stItionerY,
op awards were presented
irtollaw THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL
•Citizctuhip.urophy for all-rotand . •
'4•H member;• George !rotor—acrid, :.
Seaford(;. highest score let`.
r county, )clan 1 rradlcy, It. R ,:'
l:`ericla; trig score for flat year
eembers,. Nancy Waldrrt, .R.R.2,.
:ix rrrrw,
highest'score among.
:lintlear swine club members,
Itta McKenzie . g..:R, 3, • Lticknow;
wdarnpiota all—,round showman,:
lig 1 rxld , R; lt. 2. Lucknow
champion 4-H..swinc showman,
nettle Craig, R.R. .1, .WArton;..
treaty champion -H gilt, Ray
1itiebraad , , R. R. 2, Auburn;
dhunpitn.Ilereford calf, Paul
R.R..1, Dungannon; lei ,
rtae.excluding tcetc for champ*
Ili 1fereftard calf:, Katherine Fear;;
�1i.5,'Rrttssela; Champion short`.
tannheifer . Janet, •Filconer, ft.tt
4, Clinton; highest score in sheep windows; on tither: side of, tlk. •
eltb', Gerald Snaith, R, R. , oomparrrnent cot taining
:•ls, Outstanding achievement 1'Stceting w1ierl are in stall a Gond-
b4:41 grain corm clubs. Dianne n. lemon ars. to afford the .driver a'
0, R..R,3, Exeter;•
Rf elle 41 proicrts ;learned in 1 "clear view •to the front and side of
dna Tart spring, 93.4 "fir rent .� tiyc rrrvtor vehicle , anU
wee Complctcd Fath rraertrbcr (b) uralcss,tktc rear window is iii.
t,lae 'suel a condition as to afford the
arrlplctcd a rirniect received driver a 'clear view to the rear of •
14The money was contributed
ty the local sponsoringtar enizat+ dtc motor vehicle..
,, . g Scetion 41 (bX2.),. t'lausc'•(1 ��t
e Ontario Department of substation (l) docs ncx apply so a
Agriculture and Pood and the Can- motor vehicle haai is equipped •
rkPartmcnt: of Agriculture. with a mirror or .mirrors rriirrly
CQairr;,an of the meeting was , attached to the motor vehicle' and
Itlrn Clark, president •of the i 'utorr placed in such a position and
fleshy Club Leader's'Associat on. maintained in such a (onditicar as
CCsert speaker was John lrad.ley,.• to afford the driver , otherwise
3; Gddcrieti a delegate to g ;
Fe national 4-H club tori etr+en*ue•
clear through
v iew ot/th roast-
eTtronto, lie is a°member Of the way in°the rear of any'Chielc
ekaoW dairy club.
approaching from the rear.'
R eivin awarcia for +corrtpleting This in•cffeet means that before
lrolccta were;
441Rtnnett , R. R. i,:. Port Albert; ropmroavteinag la fvrohsticleno.ywrO n,it($rt
, �, : windows
!tell Cranston. R It � Atrburtt, •from list. windshield •side wiraci
'trti
paalpctlY" Jirn (larding, R.R. t, immediately to the right and raft
e► Ranald ilowatt, R.R.:1, of tilt driver and also from tier
big ave:•(lob l�tcsNaughton; Gerald' rear window unites cquipprd' with
5mit,•R.R,2, irdiutscl;; 'Gcor a aart t�tside rir•ror that Z1%acs a
fsends Ckaniald Waten.ttart, i',4 clearly reflected' t�icw of thc'road.•
Abut ds:tor c lrtin, si..�
p g way, +tw vehicles approaching from
the rcaar.
PAGE TWENTY 4 NE
Work Force; Still
At High level
`I' . work force employed in this
are was maintained at a high
fevc during -November according.
6 E est Stuart, manager of the
Cd da, Manpower Centre at Wale
Ton, with shortages still continu-
ing for all classes of wood,and •
furniture workers and for skilled
labour for he rtcaillitaptirittg iv'
crustries and: construction work,
',As of the :30th November , there.
'were1& t male• and .;I 3 . female
unenp oyed •applicants registere,.. .
•'.tor work, an increase of 90 marl •.
and 1$ women dtar.ing *the month.
'flits is a normal seasonal .
increase and compares favourably ing. f
with November 196&'s figures of lin There were 199 vacancies .
maleand 122 female applicants, ' :.available for.men and 88 jobs av-
Durinl November, the Walker ailable for women during Novem-
ton Canada Manpower, Centre :plat-'. ler. At the endof the,: month', .
ed $1 mein and 20 females in jobs'.:r;there were.93 reale and .38,female
listed. with.the Cenue .' unfi 1ed vacanciesstill available.
Pour persons .were recommended lobs fo Men include requirements
forr Adult Retraining Courses, Apt- j. for •Auto Mechanics, Bodymen.• .
itude tests' were arranged for two ,'Stationary Engineers, Mechanic
,applicants who may subsequently. ' Apprentices, Farm Mands, Bank
be recommended for •Adult'Retrain-' Clerks., skilled; semiskilled and
Saf. •Driving Tip;
indows Gear
#contributed by k: incard:int.:O P)
At this time.-of.the year vehicles
sitting outside overnight •are coy,
erred :with,frost.,, trio* or ice in the
morning, It would appear that
Many, drivers are not'. aware of the
new rection, of the iiighwat-' `i°raff
• lc Act, 'covering• windows on
vehicles.
• his hereby repeated for :the in-
formation of the travc111tng public;
"Section 4'1 (b)(1) h•o person shall.
drive. a .motor' vehicle . upon a high
way, •
(a) unless the: windshield and the..
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'HOME,DECORATING 1O1PETITION.
TO BE HELD FOR RURAL AND. URBAN
DWELLINGS IN AND AROUND RIPLEY.
The. 'Ripley Bus inns Men along with Ripley Dion and Ripley
and District Horticultural Society will ,Siva prises for the
folk ring:
1, BEST DECORATED PLACE OF BUSINESS — 2' PRIZES.
2.. BEST OVERALL DECORATED DWELLING — 3• PRIZES,
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3:. ZEST OECD :ATED WfNDt It " OR D60R AS :VIEW" :
FROM , THE . STREET, ORIGINALITY ' 'TO . COUNT.
3 PRIZES.
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Those„living in tide rural area and wanting to enter conprtition,'
are ;urged . to cell Rig Moore,. Ripley not:; later than 'Dccanber
17th.
�r.i , 5Y1Wf�r4Y r
unskilled furniture and wood Work-
ers and machine operators. Worts-
en's jobs include vacancies for
wood workers; assemblers, house:
keepers, waitresses and bookkeep-
ers. •
t The ,Walkerton Canada Manpower
Centre services the southern,ralf
of:Bruce County and..the townships
of Bentinck. Egremont, Normanby
land. Gleneig in. Grey County
FOR EVERY MEMBER
OF THE FAMILY
'CHOOSE ,FROM OUR'SELECTION OF SLIPPERS, WINTER FOOTWEAR,
CURLING BOOTS; LADIES', MEN'S OR CHILDREN'S SHOES •
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ALWAYS . APPRECIATED
A Miniature Shoe' with each'
certificate, attractively
boxed
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MANY' MORE STYLES AND
COLOURS 'TO CHOOSE FROM:'TO
•MAK A HAPPY FOOTWEAR
CHRISTMAS ` : •
"FINE FOOTWEAR FOR ALL THE FAMILY”
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Shoe Store
Lucknow
PHONE S2E4117
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