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THE LUCKN'OW 'SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, •ONTARIO
PAID ON
ARANTEED
C ERTI FI CATES
• issued .l" to 5 year term.
• earn the 'above 'indicated interest,
payable ; half -yearly by cheque:
• authorized investment for all
Canadian Insurance Companies ani
trust funds..
TtIE .•
372Mor St.,
Toronto:
CORPORATION"
35 Dunlop :St.,'
Barris
''73 Missls$ayo E,
*Oriilia
were laid.
1 -charge of supplying. minor
with liquor'"under. the 'Liquor Con-
trol Act,'
1 -charge of having a loaded fire-
' arm'
ire-'.'arm' in a motor vehicle' tinder the
Game and Fish Act.
2 charges under the Highway
Traffic Act. : '
ACCIDENTS• INVESTIGATED
Sunday, :22 January. 11:45 p. n;'
a .one car accident just :south } of •
•Tiverton involving :Daniel Bjork-
man of Sarnia ; Ontario. The. ,
• Vehicle:involvedwaS d'amaged''to
the extent of $14-200.00 and 12
guide posts were broken off. In
vestigated by Const. John' Gault.,
• Saturday,; January 28, at 4:30•
p rm.'..a vehicle .driven by David
Clark of Hamilton was in Collis
• ion,.with a parked vehicle owned
by Charles Hays of R. R,# 2 'Kin -
r
cardine, on.#9•highwa at Bervie :
Damage to ',boor vehicles totaled
$35.0,..00; ,Investigated. by .Const.
Andy_Bu'rgest.,
Sunday January .29, • a vehicle
driven•by Frederick'Sr- th of Tiv-
•• ertoband Owned, by the
Department of Highways was in
Collison with a vehicle which was
,.parked; and' owned by James D
Londry pf R. R. ;;.2, Kincardine. •
Damage Was: extensive and total'
• 'ed $1,400.00 The accident was
.investigated by Const. John Gault
Sunday, January 29, a two car
• accident in Tiverton was invest-
igated by Const.: John Gault..; The
vehicles involved were driven by
Neil..Munro of Tivertoff and Joan
Mahood of Kincardine., Minor ,
damageresulted in $150;0.0 •
damage to both vehicle
Total 'accidents to'date in 1967,
;10, Last year, same date, total 6,
Incur ice:
PERIOD
7.22' to 29th.January.,1967'
During this period four charges.
ED McPHAIL
PRESS RELEASE OFFICER:
Scott Pearson
Suffers Fracture
'DUNGANNON ;NEWS. .
-Scott •Pearson is: nursing a broken.
collar bone which he received in
an accident last week. We ,hope.
he will soon be,able to be. out
again. ,.
Charles Rivett, has sold his '
house ,in the village to Graham
McNee, who gets ,possession May 1,
when they will be 'moving in.
Patricia Eedy` of Strathroy,,was :at,
her home here for the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvine•Eedy visited
in St'rathi•oy 'with'Mr. and' Mrs.
Jack Eedy and family when.they
took her . ' . k on 'Sunday.
Barry An erson:'and Mr. and Mri..o
• Francis Huber of Goderich visited •
with their *grandmother , Mrs..
Thos. Park on Sunday; She •is mak,
;ing satisfactory recovery from.
Surgery in St.. Joseph's hospital,.
London; „,
EUCHRE PARTIES
S. S, No. 6' Ashfield had 12 tables
of Euchre at their 'card party: on :r.
January 26. The'men's high prize'..
went to Lorne Ivers', with Don'
Culbert low . •Mrs'. Grenier had
high score for the, ladies. with
.Howard Johnston low. Their' next •
Euchre party will be on 'Febru'ary
9 , '
There were. 8 tables of euchre at
the' L.O. L.' card ',party on January
27. 'Men's high winner was 'Torn
Culbert,second high Donald-;
FALL FAIR NOTES
CONTRIBUTED
One week until concert time and
we hope you are going to be,with
us...We have plenty, to please '
everyone. Solos,, .dances,choirs,
skits: and muck nlore.'
Mr.., Elwin: Hall is the master of
ceremonies and has'prepared'for '
'the big night. Mrs, David Elphick..�,
is in chargeof decorations'.
Advance prize lists are available;
at the Sentinel Office.and,from; •
'Mrs. Fred McQuillin. Be sure to
get one and make 'ready for :the
Fair' on September 15 and 16.,
Centennial plans are going, ahead,
:bands, parade and fun for all; are
being prepared
•The Lucknow Agricultural Society
are needing your support and: are
Willing to make the• Fair Week end
one that Lucknow'will be proud'of,
if you, Mr. Citizen will give,a •
hand, The year of 1967 is Canada's
birthday •We at •Lucknow• should,.
and :must do our
Hackett . ;Mrs: Jack Erringtonhad
high for the' ladies and Mrs, Jerry
Cranston 'second high; The next
party will be February 10: •
The sympathy of the
is extended to Mrs Harvey Cul
bert in the sudden death. of her.
brother James Beaton of Lucknow,
.,who'passed: away on•,January 27
Karen •Dawson of Galt wag a
visitor with• her. parents,. Mr. and
Mrs. K.K. Dawson at the week
end
•
WEDNESDAY, FEB.' 1st; 19
Council Sad► No
T o Scout Grant
WALKERTON' -,The contract to
build an additionto the pruce •
county library at Port Elgin -has •
been awarded. to A.J. BroWn. ,Ltd.
of W alkeryton. '
Mr. Brown's tender. of $21.742,
was the•1owett of four. received.
4 Application will be made .to baythe, project approved for winter
works subsidy.. •
90% OF LABOR ,
Since Port Elgin is' in''a designat-
'ed .area,' the subsidy will.amount
to 90 .per cent of the,' labor cost.
Grants, approved by council'were
Bruce Junior Pipe Band,,: $1; 000
half 'of' what it'requested; 'Grey
County Music :Festival, $75.;,
Bruce County Mutual Aid
Firemen's Association $250.
Financial assistance will:be.
given to the Bruce County Histori..
cal; Society to have the county's'
history brought, up to' date
AID RETARDED
• A grant of $10'a month was`
given to the Walkerton and -District:
Association•for:Retarded Children.'
for'eaeh child attetttitling the work--
shop: /.
Other 'grants: approved' were ,the;
Canadian 'National Institute 'for,
the .Blind ; $1,.,000;.Salvation" Army
$1•,100. •w•
:Turned :down by council was a re
quest of the Sau • �een District,•.Bo .
g y
Scouts Association for. $1,300 '
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Lucknow' Unite
for their annual
day;of last week
the best year,ev
, merits in.the ch '.
Close to. $0 o
• to the general,. '
ionary and main
ed .Church Worn
buttons to the s
ed to $11,133; a
utions were $2.,`
and .maintenanc
ions were $4,181
titiohs were $2,
Rev. R. Laird
of the church sit,
'ed as chairman
reports were pre
and Strapp, who
ministry this pa;
congregation asl
• first six months
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appal 'meeting
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letter 'of .be:
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