HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-02-05, Page 5WEDNESDAY; FEBRUARY '3th, .1969
K..1, MacKEHIIE,..O.D.
Optometrist ;
NOW 1•N RIPLEY
EVERY! WEDNESDAY,
Office Hours. 10:00 ' a.m. to 9:00
p.m. Phone Roy ,MacKenzie •
Ripley 395-5154 for appointment
Hami ton
.OPTOMETRIST
NEXT TO LYCEUM ;THEATRE:
WINOHAM
PHONE3ST-'1361
JOHNSTONE'S
FUNERAL HOME
,Modern and Convenient-
Lucknow, ,Phone 528-3013'•
Day or : Night
Serving; All Faiths.. ;;''
According to Their. Wishes
Moderate , Prices
Established 1894
INSURANCE
FIRE, WIND; CASUALTY',
AUTOMOBILE and. LIFE •
To Protect .Your Jack,
Insure With Jack Today..
J. A. •.;McDONAGH
'. Idieknow, Phone 528-3423
i.N..N'1•NIIN••411 N
R.W.ANDREV
Barrister . and Solicitor,
•LISTOWEL, ONTARIO, °
IN, LUCKNOW
Every Wednesday and
Saturday 'Afternoon:
Office in'the Joynt Bloek•,
Telephone:*
Lucknow 528-3116 •
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THE LU•CKNOW' SENTINEL, LUCKNAW,, ,ONTARIO.
PAN! , Is1VIlf '
IIIERES BIG GAME.,x
1011+e WIINTflDS
'FOR' COMPLETE TIRE
SALES & SERVICES
Phone .529-7600
KINTAIL
GENERAL STORE
QUALITY•TIRES AT
LOWEST PRICES'
Farm, :Truck & -Pass. Tires
ft$toile
•WheeBa
llancingand;
Battery ' Service`
ROY A. HAVENS
PLUMBING - HEATING
.WIRING . ' .
Esso• Heating 'Equipment
and
Horne Heat ,Service Dealer
Lucknow• Phone: N8-3012
:•CRA.WFORD
SHEPHERD .and..MILL :.
•H :CRAWNFORb, Q.C..
N.',A. SHEPHERD, M-A.,L.L.B.
ALAN R. MILL, B.A.,.I-1.15.
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WINGHAM'
CARD Of THANKS
I would like to thank everyone,
who remembered-: rne::with'treats
• 1 1
ham Hospital. Many thanks to
Doctors, Corrin and McKim and
nurses on 2nd floor.
Al Irwin'
We wish to thank all our friends.
and neighbours and a those who
helped make' our 40th anniversary
an evening to remember.
Urena and. Bob Lyons.
I' wish to' express sincere thanks.
to neighbours, relatives •and friends,
for cards, giftsandkindnesses
shown while: I was a patient ,in
Wingham and' District . Hospital.
Special thanks to Hacketts U.C.W.
for 'gifts .. and baking. Also' Drs.
Corrin McKun and .nurses.
•. Mrs. Lorne Hackett
Lucknow Midget Hockey team
wish to thank all thosewhomade
donations towards bus transport-
ation which took them to the hoc-
key tournament at Port Elgin on
Saturday: This co-operation is very.
much appreciated. - '
' I 'Would like to sincerely thank
those, who . remembered me 'while
I was a patient in Victoria Hos-
pital, London:
• Thomas, Hackett
ewspap�
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FORSALE • i
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a We need listings in
,Lucknow ands'.
area.. to :meet. all the demands.'
owe' have received froiny'prospee
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kiviIIr & Compan
CHARTERED: ACCOUNTANTS,
Resident Partner
. E...Kennedy, CA.
Phone 881-3471 - Walkerton
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1�APE-RI-AL IL-
PRODUCTS
for prompt service,
and ualit roducts,:
.COntact
. GRANT 'CHISHOLM
Phone COIISCt
• Dungannon, 529-7524 '
"Always Look To Imperial'.
For - e -Best"
IN , LUCKNOW.
EVERY 'WEDNESDAY
Located in Breckles Brock
IN RIPLEY`
EVERY FRIDAY :
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In Ross; Martyn Building
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`'Phone Wingham >: ;
Office. 357-3630 Res.: 357.2330
Memorials
`GUARANTEED GRAN!:TES
...CEMETERY LETTERING
:'REASUNABLE PRICES
Buy Direct :end: Save
Bus. Ph. 357.1910.
Ph 357:1015.
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Rw W BELL
OPTOMETRIST GODERICH
a . Th. Square,
(Phone JAckson .4.7661)
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• HARPER,.
CHARTERED ACCOUN'1ANT
MacKenzie-
emorial Chapel
ive pure as
:appraisal of. your property, as
■ courteous experienced repre-■•
■ sentatiVe will inspect your pro- ■
operty:and advise you as:to'•what.,
you might expect to ,receive for:
■ your property from a, well in= ■
formed purchaser. •You `area,
'plunder no- obligation: , .T.his ser-im
!vice••is`free. •••_ -
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lo 48 ACRES 8 .BARN .�
i 48 .acres in.. excellent state . of i
cultivation. This would ■'
■.cellent ' cash `cro or beef 'farmAa ■ It ' ivas ' a hearse uge,.
•p �, ■•black;. 1950. Cadillac hearse. It
•The barn.. which is; L, shaped■ hadn't been stripped down/Into
■ and has pens for loose housing. • •
■ • • ■ a .vegetable truck or something
The farm is located'.approximat-. of the. .sort. It was..a genuine,
■ell Z -miles from -the �Village4 0£0 read - nrtvvork---hearse; •-com---�-
' ple, to with purple upholstery:.
and every detail, right down to
•a` crucifix .
Think of . the history in that
■ .'black behemoth's years of sere
011 -1101St ice:•"Think of all the goo •
d fouls—R
at tracts .
informs
d i rect s .
:'SelIS
C flOW:.
CALL 528=3134
n• is ' quite a f !act
Young people, however fine
their ethical standards, have a
• knack of getting themselves,,
and. innocent bystanders, into
someunholy messes Herewith
a couple of examples,
Our . neighbor's ' boy, Ian, is a.
good lad. He's clean, honest,
polite and , law-abiding. H•e's.
about as normal_a young fellow
as ' you'd meet. Elides.: girls,
plays football and: works • hard
hing xcept' school
He .and his gang are mad
about 'motors: Motor -bikes and
'cars occupy- much of their wak-
ing ' time. Ian, had .a.. Honda,
then a Yolks, •:and this summer
• 'bought • a convertible ' for $60.
It runs.
Last week, his group was out •
cruising around, :looking at
'used cars. They had no .money
'to buy one. Just looking.. And
they : came across , a deal no
• red-blooded car -lover could re-
sist..
:Lucknow and is priced right fora
N
quick saleei
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■' r n• who . had their first :and last
ridein:.a Cadillacin,that`lang,''
n:.' .. t _-:_Lt ...:_■ sombre body. : •.. - ,
■ Read Estate . �- ---- : -_
■ I don't' think, the •boyspoi-=
s
REALTORS : dered' much these. things,.°'
,U But 'they Were hooked. .They'd.
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■ WINGHAAA
, Chave the coolest transportation.
''FUNERAL SERVICE • .11,x.. Rural Ontario Specialists —ii in town. And a Cadillac
Services conducted according'
—tu --yourJ-wish: --at our Horne, P
• your Church, or at our • M
oriel. Chapel 'at no additional
charge . :
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Lucknow, Phone. 528.3432,
Day or. Night
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; We have the Only Exclusive ■
price" ' -One hundred dollars
•. •h t6:Lrsting-Service-ln . Ian the only on - ;wit
em ■ ,
This Area. ■ moneyin the bank," wrote , a •
TED COLLYER
Registered Master Electrician
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR,
cilli in In
Electric 'Heating, 'Electric Wiring
and: 'Repairs
and
'Ali 'Electrical Appliances
Lucknow Phbne 528-5182
57 :South Street, �'oderich
Telephone' 524-7562'
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Members' of Grey. Bruce •,
Real Estate -Board •:
cheque on'the spot: The others
■. were to come in on shares' •`
Ask for our : Multiple; Listing . E
Service.
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•'. Dan Marsdin—'Manager •'
•;' Wingham''357-3840 ' ■
i Res. +357-1014
C``ciI Mahood.- Rep. :
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Jake Jutzi —''Rep.
Wingham 3574840
kis. 357.1570
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'i lminsu iinirs1a■
when they raised the money.
•' I 'don't blame ,them. If I'd
seen it first, I'd''have bought it
as a second car for.my wife. It
would certainly be a conversa-
tion piece. .
And that's -exactly. what it
turned'' out to be. When 'Ian
drove up and.' parked it in the
driveway, and his ° . parents •
found. out . what, he'd done, '
m ' there was ' some conversa ions,
■ , all right.
• I • He was, toldin no uncertain '
terms. thathehad' made, a
■ grave error, that he,'d4 taken on
° I stiff proposition, and: that.
■■EES this was not a motor -bike, but
by Bill Smiley
A hearse - of a different color, •
But ' the damage ,was : done.
'The menacing black hearse.. '
had beenseen;in the driveway.
The; phone began to •r' ing The,
neighbors : started taking up' i
'.collection for, flowers The . Po
tato Man, who calls : regularly
'wit} produce, :tapped .tirnidly.
at the '.back door,' 'hat'on : his •
breast, tears • in his. eyes, arid''
:-said ,brokenly,, • `I didn't' know.'
vh tier' :I shou1L. ll? 'today, •
when ; you've 'had a Sadness., in
•the family."':
• Ian •:wase told too get- that
hearse out of sight. He let one
-of the other: lads take .it .home.
The' latter's . mother. told ••him•
not to. park it within a block of
their house: People chased him.
.away' when he tried to' park in
front of. their. homes. ;Arid so it'
went the ,rounds'. of • the, boys
and -their parents:
It is now hidden behind the
. ;cottage •of `once of the .families
involved, . eep .in the woods.
But 'the 'boys,' undaunted by
'ghostly or. gruesomeassocia-
tions, are planning. some fine.
Parties and fishing trips
next summer,' when the' heat -is
• The second incident oc-
curred at our school. this week.
These days, teachers •are trying
all sorts of novel, methods to :
—make -Learning'- •comealive:
Some work;' some don't.•
One of - our young history
teachers had carefully planned'
a mock trial. He arranged for
one of his students . (agirl with.
a beginner's driving license)' to
"steal" ` his car, Jake it to the'
students' parking lot andtry to
drive it out 'of there at • noon,.
which is verboten.
-Sfi--was-to-ke pprelhended,
in the' felony by ,a "detective
the . vice-principal, questioned,
then .turned over to . her desa-
linates for trial..
Ali went well.' She. got the'
car started. The teacher. _had.' it
pointed in the' right .direction.
Then all hell broke loose. She
hadtrouble with ", the: .hand-
brake or ' the clutch or Some-
thing, took a leap forward and
staved, in the side of the .teach-
er's car on.the bumper of an-
other one parked there,.
Net resu : is ory eac e
has a $100 body repair bill.
looming; one hysterical teen-
ager felt worse than if she had
stolen a car: 'But it was a good''
idea;