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THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
RIPLEY ABATTOIR
• Custom. Butchering R. 'Curing and Smoking: •
Cutting and Wrapping - ,Sausage. Making Fast Freezing;
• HOGS AND CATTLE ON .MONDAY S
CATTLE ONLY ON WEDNESDAYS
ith, .Two Big Coolers; We Are Abie To Hang Your Beef From
m
1 To 3 Weeks -- Whatever. Your Requirements Are
For Home Freezers We. Sell Choice Home. Killed Beef,, Porlt.
and. Lamb. b. In Any Quantity' At Lowest Marketing. Price.,
ALL MEATS ARE LGOVERNMENT' INSPECTED. FOR. YOUR
PROTECTION
CHAS. HOOISMA, PROP:.
ABATTOIR 395'1905 ; MAE 3k)-29.61
Parallel' Parking; Now. In Effect
Parallel parking officially, came
into being in Lucknow.on both sides
of. main `street on Wednesday ,after
noon;of.last' 'Week. T he street Was
cleared of cars, and Department of
Highways painting crew had .the job
done in minutes Angle parking.
had : previously .been'.in effect.
The'rebuilding and repaving job;
of .Lucknow's main street has been'
on the go all sumrner.and '.the paint.
r.
ing of the parking lines • was::the
final; step in a project which gives
Lucknow a:'main-thoroughfare "sec-
ond to none" in. Western' Ontario.
It, had : been originally intended to.
have angle'parking on the' south
side and parallel parking on the',.
:north side and the. Sentinel; had
carried previous stories in this re
gard ., However, it appears that
plans have Changed 'since this
,original"decision' was made.
Ashtrays Around 11'ouse
• would keep your borne safe
from fire?
One way, says the Canadian
Underwriters` Association, is to.
keep plenty, of ,ashtrays around
at least •one in every room.
• les a good plan,. the Associa-
tion adds,, to keep a stack of, .
spare ashtrays; in a cupboard
so that „they can be brought
out quickly if friends drop M,
'Plentyof ash trays: help pre-
vent-fires;
revent fires;, also *hey may keep ..,
careless guests from, burning
WEDNESDAY, :OCT;: llth, 19i
marks on your furniture and
"floors.
And don't ' overlook emptying
them often. It'd, a good practice
to do this nightly before going
to bed. But be, sure to use a
covered metal can' for thispur_
pose.
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Progress in Agriculture,
.:o
The Robarts government rec-
ognizes the difficulties that
face agriculture during these.:,
,years of change—is taking
effective steps including a
$500,000 'grant.: to the .new
Farm ;Income Committee;
Loans for farm modernization;
crop insurance at favorable'
rates; ' promotion ' of exports;
and the ` new Capital Grants
Plan:,:
Progress. in :Housing
H.0 M.E:—the.Robarts govern-
ment plan that reduces down '.
payments, increases owner
ship—is' providing many new
homes atmanageable cost.
And the .Ontario:,Housing Cor-
porati.on, too, has :.p.rovi.ded..
more public housing : in three
years: than the rest of Canada
combined in 15. ,,Neu satellite
city plans also promise orderly
suburban development. ,
Progress in Taxation �,
Ontario's:1967`budget showed -
n -o .increase: i n taxes What's '
more: two. Smith Report pro
posal's•,have already been en
dorsed to reduce-yourIocai,tax. •.
: bill: :One gives an allowance of
upto '$2,000 of assessment un. ' .
property, the' other'. takes, -over
the entire cost of just Ge'.
Progress in Education
For the—past five years, an
average of.., 11 new':'schools or
substantial additionsthave •
been: opened everyday: ,•One':
new ,i secondary School every .
two weeks. Five new :universi-.'�.
ties si.nce_.1963: Nineteen new;..
CommunityColleges. : Educa=
tion grants up 6.00 ;'fast
action in .education 'for fast
changing times., '
THE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE PARTY OF' ONTARIO°x
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