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CLASSIFIEDADS
IN MEMORIAM
REED. •— in loving memory of Mel
Reed who • passed .away. , one year
ago May 10th, 1969..
' Loves most precious gift .`‘1101-,
a : . enmbrance." .
• —Evelyn Spratling
•
GRAHAM : in loving memory of
1Vladonna vvho-passed-away 4 -years
. ago; May 3rd, '.1966.
w ' ;Time unfolds another year,
But memories keep you ever near,
No need for words except to say,
. Still loved, still missed in every
way. •
Sadly missed by Mom and Dad.
BARBOUR, -- in loving • memory' of
a. dear father and grandfather El-
wood,
lwood• Barbour,. who 'passed away
one year ago,: May 6, 1969.,
Sleep dear Dad for it is true,
You suffered so much and told so
few, ,
But someone knew you needed rest,
Tv ,
vas God "above and He knew best.
Others have loved and lost we
know,, .
But you were our Dad:
We miss you so.
Sadly missed and remembered
by sons and -daughters and grand-.
' children.' . Sunday: - -
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Realize the highest returns •for
your woolby patronizing your
own Organization.
•
SHtP couxcTTO
Our.Registered
WAREHOUSE NO. 10
CARLETON •PLACE, ONTARIO
. Obtain sacks'and twine
• without charge from
Norman McDowell
SHEARER
•
,AUBURN
or by writing to
CANADIAN CO-OPERATIVE
WOOL GROWERS LIMITE;D-
40. St;dClair Avenue East.
T ionto• 7,.'Ontar•io.
PURPLE GROVE
M.,,. Eleanor Bradnock•and
Sharon and George Collins of
Auburn, visited Mr and Mrs.
conal aCosh andlYiek,on
BARBOUR. -- in' loving memory of
my dear husband Elwood who pas-
' sed away one year ago May 6, 1969.
I' watched yo u suffer, I .heard you
sigh, •
But all I could do was just stand by,.
When the time came I suffered .too
• For you never deserved what you
went through;. '
saw yuu getting-weaker-,----
He
etting-weaker,He did what He knew best,
• He put His . armsaround you,''
And whispered come and rest.
Always remembered by his loving
`wife Sadie.
McMORR.AN - In loving memory
--of=a=dear-sister-Madelyne-MeMor
ran who passed. away 2 years ago
today, May'6th, 1968.
Loving memories never die
As' years roll on and days pass by
In •my heart a memory is kept
Of one I loved and never forget
Ever' remembered, 'and_ sadly
mss by ister Mae 1 •
Mrs . Ed Farrell of Kincardine
and Mrs Bessie Farrell, "Warren
andGreg spent Sunday with Mr. •
and Mrs. Francis Boyle and
fain.ily., .
Some. folks from here attended
the shower and trousseau tea,held
on Saturday for Miss Susan
Coaling
Bonnie and Corrine Boyle 'spent
Monday with Mrs. Bessie Farrell,
• Warren•and Greg.: •
• Mrs. Gorge Emerson 'yis.ited.
HARBOURLITE; INN
GODERICH
ANNUAL
MOTHER'S DAY
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DINNER.
5 TO 7:30 P.M.
UNDAY; MAY 10
`sRESERVATlONS:
5249371 or S249264
REPOR -..,
KINCARDINE
On
Friday, May 1, 19•-70"- s a
constable Whitelaw investigated
a ca=catt'lebeast collision on•
#.86 highway. A car driven. by:
Ronald Herd suffered minor dam-
age while the cattlebeast was not
injured. Mr. Herd is a resident
of Teeswater. '
•On Friday afternoon May 1,
1970 Constable Culver.investigat-'
ed a two car accident on.#•21.high-
,way just north of the Slade •
Schoolhouse. A car driven by
Ian Malc.olmso'n collided with.
the 'rear .of another station--
wagon
tation-wagon .driven. by Harry Smiley of
R..R. # 5, Kineardine. Ian. Mal=
colrnson suffered 'face ' and ar.m.
lacerations ,arid a. passenger in his
car, Miss Peggy Fry 'suffered ser-
ious arm and scalp lacerations.
Passefigers in the Smiley`
vehicle-eseaped-Uninjured—''
K;' CULVER,
Pr incialConstable,.
her mother, Mrs. John . Bell in
Marton recently.
Heather Boyle spent a few days'.
inGbderich with"r: and Mrs: --
'Bill Hughes.
Visitors, with Mr., and .•Mrs ,
Burton Collins and: family on .•
Sunday were Mrs.' Merrald Keel,
Mark and -Anne of Walkerton and
Mrs. Hazel: Wisrner of Baden'..'
Mark and Annc of Waterloo a
Mrs. Hazel.Wistner of Baden..
Mrs-. Audrey Trailer, Mary
'Ellet\ and Carol -Anne Of London,
Mr.• and• Mrs,; Norval' Stan,le,y on
A gay time .was .had - by
everyone at the reception that
was held for and Mrs. Bob
-Thoraapson on Friday evening.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 6th, . 1970—
CLASSIFIED ADS
970 -
NO INFLATION HERE
UP TO $5.00 PER TIRE
ON LAST YEAR'S PRICE
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All 4 Ply Whitewalls
NO CHARGE FOR• INSTALL" ATION
AND• WHEEL BALANCE
:-§4t
WiTH$8OO. GAS SALE'
VOUCHER FOR.
•
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IN NEW AUTOMATIC WASH
AT MacTAVISH TINA, WINGHAM
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Bill Hunter, Lucknow
Phone 528-3424
Huron C�ufl'tyTaxRuteWiIJ Be Down....
-This-Year,-list Three Redsons
Huron County residents will.
pay less in county taxes this year
it was reveled by the clerk treas
urer John. Berry at Thursday's .niee
ing bf Huron County. Council in.
of eric . .
•The mill rate will be 20.75
comprised of.'10.7 for the gener-
al account and 10'mills for the
highway .account.- It represents a
re • uct ton 'rorty t e year, ti '. O
'1.5..mills.
„
The reason,for .the 'reduction
according to John Berry , is due •
t.
n.part ro the. factthat the count\
pis no longer responsible for.ass.t.s-
srnent. As well, a debenture
issueon •Hiirohview at• Criinton
has .been retired and th'e• building
tion with th.
Administrative .building has been
completed. and is fully paid.
';Expenditure for all county
purpose's in 1970 mill be
•
,totals ,$3 , $56 , 668 or in other
words , there willbe an estirmated,
surplus of $17T,142 -for the,'year
1970. o
The working capital reserve
fund has: been increased' from
$5b,000 to $100,000 by alloca-
ting $50,000 in,1.9'70. Thin.
money_:is__us-cd_for i'Lren:Lfinan- • •
cing andwith these' funds avail-
able the borrowing. requirements
are considerably :reduced.
A second reserve has been al
located in the budget in the
amount of $25',000... This will're. `
•A .
3464401 ' KINCARDIN4E
x •
Six .ReceiVe
:, o u n `y w a rdS,.�
144yt't'st: .\s *.ti;t tea:the
^te�e`^et t day held at the,
Co ners'ata1, Sandra Thompson,
- .ovnt- - lonour: • r -e-• er the -
c le`ic'r o: sf'' 4-H Ho" rne—
• : roaec:s..
.Kincardine l,Newsphoto
use' to es . • ismoney
the present sick leaye liabilrt.t
w,/hich has been incurred .by the.
County over the past 'number of
years and at the present time
ot=a ls-$11$ rid fo: a fu to ..
be used
in the event of long terns
illness of an erri'ployee:
"1 can see no reason at the
s.:e_in
the mill rate in h 1 unless some
unexpected capital expenditures
are inc•tarred"' stated Berry:'
"l .believe the time .has•coMe
he: each comni'ittee Must be. .
:ease that is goin,: to he permit—
ted h‘ ccount\ council each year',
the cle k went on to sav. lr:
some areas there is;no need fo:
ant ttoc:'ea-se p. funds ln- othc
a reas 4 r.iod'est increase c'a'irn be
expected due toconttnuini:
rise in costs of supplies .and
services, r