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THE LI.CKNOw, SEN7`IN I .L J NOW ONTARIO
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acKENZIF 0it a
Optom trisf
NOW IN RIPL'EY
EVERY WEDNESDAY'.:
Office Hours 10:00 a.m. to 9:00'
p.m. Phone Roy MacKenzie,
Ripley. 395-5154 for appointment;
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OPTOMETRIST
NEXT' TO ,LYCEUM THEATRE.
WINGHAM
: PHONE: 357-1361
J.OH.NSTONE'S
FUNERAL'` HOME
Modern ,' and , Convenient
Lucknow; Phone .52e-3013
Day. or Night
Serving All Faiths,
According to Their Wishes
Moderate Prices
Established 1894
D, '` INSURANCE
FIRE,'. WIND, CASUALTY
AUTOMOBILE and I,IFE
• To Protect ;Your ; .JacIs ,
Insure With Jack Today.
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Lucknow, Phone 528-3423
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LIST.OWEL, ONTARIO
IN ,LU'CKNOVWI
Every Wednesday and
Saturday' Afternoon '
Office in° the ;Joynt...Block
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Telephone:
Lucknow 528=3116.
Gavilier & :Company
.. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS`
•
Resident Partner,
J. ' E. Kennedy, C.A.
•Phone ' 881=3471 Walkerton.
IMPERIAL OIL
PRODUCTS; ..
for prompt 'service, •
and quality products, .
Contact:
GRANT CHISHOLM
Phone Collect-
'Dungannon 529=7524
'Always Look To -Imperial.'
For The Best"
A. Williams, O,.D.
Optometrist
9 Patrick 'Street W.
WINGHAM
Phone '357-1282:.
ARPER
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
55' - 57 South. Street, Gode rich.,
• Telephone 524.7562••
FOR COMPLETE TIRE
SALES & SERVICES
Phone 529-7600
KINTAIL
GENERAL STORE
Vulcanizing Retreading
Guaranteed
Farm, Truck & Pass. Tires,
T'i resto•n *
Quality Tires At :Lowest Prices
ROY A. HAVENS
PLUMBING —= •;HEATING
WIRING: •
Esso.: Heating Equipment
and.
Home Heat Ser. vice. Dealer,..
Lucknow — • Phone .528-3012 •
CRAWFORD
SHEPHERD ,and MILL'
J. H.:CRAWFORD, 0.C.
N. A. SHEPHERD, M,A., LL.B.
ALAN R. MILL, ,B.A., L.L.B. •
WINGIIAM
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IN. LUCKNOW
EVERY WEDNESDAY
Located in Breckles Block,
IN RIPLEY,'''
EVERY:FRIDAY
In Ross Martyn Building
Phone Wingham "
Office : 357-3630 — Res. 357:23.30
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Memorials
GUARANTEED' GRANITES
CEMETERY. LETTERING.
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REASONABLE • PRICES:: '
' Buy . 'Direct. and. Save.
Bus. Ph:.357-1910.'
Res. Ph. 357=1015
H�ddoenhsSIudio
'PORTRAITS
Weddings and Children
,GODERIC;H, 'ONTARIO.•
118 'St. David Street • •
Pial 524-8787
MacKenzie •
Memorial Chap e1
FUNERAL SERVICE
Services conducted according
to your wishes at your Home;
your ' Church, or at our Mem-
orial Chapel at no additional
' charge.
Lucknow, Phone 528-3432
Day ' or Night
R. W.BELL.
OPTOMETRIST GODERICH
The Square •'
'(Phone JAckson 44661)
`ED 'COLLYER
Registered Master. Electrician
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
Specializing In'
:Electric Heating,, .Electric Wiring.
and Repairs
• and
All EIecfricaI Ap l ances
Lucknow Phone 528-5182
AUCTION SAL
RAINY RIVER SALE•
Rainy' River Stocker and Feeder
Sale,
Thursday, 'October " 5, 11:00
a.m. at the. Stratton Stock Yards;
1900 head of Stocker and feeder
cattle. Sold on grading' basis Iess
3% shrinkage; R. A. Fisher, Sec-
retary, Emo,''Ontario; Allan Mac-
Intyre, Auctioneer, Lucknow.
AUCTION SALE .
AUCTION SALE of 100' .head of
beef ,,cattle, modern power mach-`
inert', 36 .acresof standing corn
and some household 'effects will
be held for' Art Eggleston •Con. •6
West . Wawanosh, . 4 corners south
of .Lucknow .or ',1 • corner north of
Dungannon. and 2° miles east on
Saturday, October 16 at 1 p.m. A1=
so offered • for sale subject to ,re-
serve bid will be the 100 •acre
farm. of the late Charles McNee. •
TERMS CASH FARM SOLD
•Allan 'MacIntyre, Auctioneer
' AUCTION SALE
• • AUCTION SALE ' of livestock,
machinery; hay and grain and
some household effects will be
held for Lloyd Cline, Lot, 1, Con,:
cession 14 " Ashfield Township, $;
miles ' west of Lucknow and if
mile ' south of ,Highway . 86, . on
Friday, September 29 at 1:30.:
TERMS .CASH —. FARM SOLD•
See bills for list
AllanMaclntyre, Auctioneer
•AUCTION ,SALE
AUCTION SALE of livestock;
machinery '-and hay will be held
for Clifford: Crozier & Son, . Lot 8,
Concession. 6. Ashfield Township,
:4 corners south of. Lucknow or 1
corner, .north of Dungannon and • •2
miles west. on Saturday, October
at 1:30. . ,
;' TERMS CASH-.--. FARM SOLD
' Allan Macintyre,
Auctioneer Lucknow .
AUCTION SALE
CLEARING AUCTION. 'SALE :'= of
choice 150 acre 'farm, livestock,
Machinery., hay, grain will be held
for' Fred Horton, lots 13 :and 14,
concession •1,' West' 'Wawanosh, a
'�mlle east ,;of: Nile Store or 6 miles
west of Auburn, .Thursday,. Octo-
ber.19 at 1".m. REAL ESTATE.`
p
150 .acres choice clay loam :on•'
which are .situated two [dwell'ings,:.
one-six•room• storeyand a •`h'alf
house : which modern conveniences
and one , five -room .cottage, one
barn, 45" by 70, one barn. 45 by 35;
implement • shed . and henhouse:.
This farm is all' .workable. except :
five acres :of bush: Inspection in-
vited..:Terms 10% en day of sale,
balance in 60.' • days.•• `Sold subject
to 'reasonable reserve bid. • See bills
for ` list: Fred Horton, proprietor,.
Emile MacLennan, auctioneer.
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
100 ACRES •2' miles ' east of St;
Helens with 85 . workable, 'bal-
ance hardwood .bush. Buildings.
consist of 4 bedroom house and
36 x 60 barn Owner wishes to
retire • and will consider ,any
reasonable offer:
€ ARAGE with'. Sunoco pumps.
situated on paved County road.
surrounded by good farming
community. Good 'terms or ,ex-
change on house:: • .. •
For above and other properties,
• Contact
IVAN STRUTHERS.
PHONE KINCARDINE .396.2772
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SUGAR
AND SPICE
by Bill Smiley
The ::sweetheart of .1.
•Some people 'take a beating
and skulk: away to: lick their
wounds. Not me. Like Diet 1.
believe that, "When the. going,
gets tough; . the ,tough ,get
goi>Ig,"
dust to digr,eas ; for a mo-:
• ment didn't • you admire the
old leader's courage. • during
that convention? Though. he
was caught in a web of his . own
creation, he . had enough guts
to -die ` fighting, •politically,
..rath'er than find for himself, a
soft spot to :land ori. his last
flight „And the mixed , meta-
phor .'spotters ' can go to work
on that one
Back ' to business.: You: can't..
say. ' I'm not' game. Two year's
ago,. I. launched, one member of
-the family into a university'
• career. Be went into orbit, tot-,
tered • around in' the strato-
' sphere, ran out of ,fuel, fizzled,.
and. sank, though not .without a
rate.. -
That was son • Hugh. He :did
pretty well in high' school,
Scraped •through first year col-
lege. Changed courses' in sec-
ond year. ' Lasted till', late Nov-
ember. One day, after listening ..
• to :a ` particularity putrid lec- •
ture - and you have'.no idea.
how numerous they, are = he
turned to: a .class -mate and
said; "That's it... I can't „take-
any
,take•'any - more," walked out,, ' and
hasn't•been back since.
'After wintering in Mexico
and • other southern • climes.
• (during ' which he..: lived. ' on
grass.- for a three-day stretch)
he came, homefor a while,
with, a busted,, finger. The pian
ist. Left in mid -summer, •to get
a job. A Month' later' we had a•
card from •Cape Cod, where he
was about to get a jobcutting:
fish,. whatever that is. '
Silence. This week we. had a
letter. He had a job, at Ben's
Delicatessen in' Montreal,
',hoped' to nail.d'own something
at :Ekpo,• and was planning • to
enroll : at University of Mexico.
Some time. '
Undaunted I'm -about to •
launch another missile at the
university. Kim is too' young to,
-go, .I wouldn't • go back 'to Uni-
versity if they paid: nine' $100 a.
day, and there's onlyone other
• me niber of the family.
You're right. The Old Baty
tleaxe is going to hack and,
hew her way through fourth
y car' Honer English. She hopes..
•
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•
•
Why? We. Marked .our• 21st
anniversary the other .day. Or,
'rather, the day after the other
day, :because we both 'forgot:
And .don't think that won't cost
me:. You'd think_ that, like most,
women, ,she'd be quite content
to keep my, nose to the •grind=
stone: and: enjoy life
The answers are- several.
First, she's. , one ' of . thoseexas-
perating .people who like to
finish something they've 'be=
gun; even ; if ' it's two decades
later. Ridiculous, but that's the
way she is.: - / _
So ,why didn't she finish her
course In the \first place? Well,
• to put it: in. the ;vernacular, she
got a bun . in the oven. The bun
turnedout to .he our first-born.
She struggled laravely to carry,
on at lectures,.but decided that
the bun, (now spelled bum),
was more important .than the
Romantic Poets and the Mod-
ern Novel. •
Secondly;: the; idea' has been
percolating for several years:
She Inas too , much intellectual'
curiosity to sink into the famil.
lar 'morass of teas and bridge: .
and curling. and gold 'and gos-
Thirdly, the :kidsare out of
the shellThe son is a young
rooster,` the daughter :a healthy
chick. The days' of diapers, bot-
tles,Hallowe'en costumes and
helping, with homework are •
over. . •
And fourth,• there's the a o,•
nomic .factor. She has listened ,
to me -groan andcrunchout of
bed in the morning. She has
taken a loflg, hard look at the
bags :under• my eyes; the bulge.
under my' belt She has heard .
Me hacking • inthe morning,
wheezing—after one flight of
stairs. It's good insurance to:•
have, a college degree that will:,.
get yotf` a job'" when Midas
kicks the can. ' . •
She doesn't -know it,' but the
'minute she graduates,- I retire:;
So, it's Josephine College, '
off, to lectures, full of ideals •
and worries about. the mess
she'll come homie. to -every
weekend: ' .
There are only a few things' .
that trouble me a trifle:. I .hope.
she isn't ' arrested in one of
those student demonstrations.
I hope she; doesn't fall in love
with: • a .freshman: And 1 hope h
can [run that blasted washing -
machine.