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Kinloss News
KINLOSS NEWS
$Y MRS. 1RA DICKIE.
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This, column was: missing in last
week's; paper'. The snowplough
didn't get throughon:
+the fourth
east ,until Monday ' Feliruary.1.
The,phone'was out from the ,Tues'-
day storm' until the following Mon-
day and.then off again until Tues-
day. We were .more fortunate,..;
than others as hydro was only-off
for a few hours while those on; the
second west` were .without power
until Friday, ' Families who had.
'coal or wood stove's invited neigh=
hours to share their. homes.' . The.
livestock suffered greatly from
lick • Of water. This week there
are',problems.in dairy herds with
mastitis and cows going drand
those' with .pigs have many sick
animals
This Januar storm will, be long
making money, at our expense.".
1 think you. will agree these are a
far-cr-y-from-the-r-'emar:ks made dur-:.
ing the storm.
"Those snowmobilers certainly We don't intend'to take sides
saved the day" , Or , e'If it weren't because we are involved in enforc
for that snowmobile club I could ing the laws which the people
have frozen to• death"..• These have made. It is'not a • police:. off-
`, are just a' few of the kind words icer's right to decide whether a
'that we overheard' during the rec- law is good ,Olt bad;. It is his job
ent snow storm which hit midwest- to protect the lives and property
ern and southwestern Ontario'. I .' ofthe publ:ic;. to enforce the.laws
'Prior' to the storm. I also heard made by the people and to,appre7.
remarks like , "Ban the darn hend.the alleged offenders and
things" or "The -y re- ust a --status- ,crave-them-summened-to.:: Dort.,,
.symbol" , and• "A few people are . where the Courts' will decide,
Only 'afterall the evidence iso'
heard, if the alleged offender is
guiltyor not.
1TIeiibIe
option
tirentient___±
remembered!. It reached blizzard,.
proportions after teachers , pupils.'
and those working^off the farms •
had left home The f0110.wrng
two,iteins are typtiOal.•
Mrs,Fraser Ma 'Kinnon vent; to
Lucknow Tuesday morning and: :
didn't get home until Thursday
• Murray, who was on a two-week
work. term -at Luckrow.Co -op , Was
also storm -stayed' in Lucknow
Mary was- billeted;,in.-Winghan;i' ar
the borne,of:.Ivlr: �and,Mrs. IvladU1.
David.. a' w r g-rnan on a:T:own-
shiF•plough:, lou h., was at il-lolrood until;
Monday .night:
.Ira and Denver; Dickie left for
work at. Dominion, Road Machinery
Co. ,.Goderich on Tuesday and got
home Friday. - :then were storm
stayed, at.'horne until Tuesday.
noon., William was at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson -Frani( of
Winghanz
The children .marooned at
loss Central were the most think
fail to get home as the hydro -was
off at the school. •
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs
Ross Hamilton of St ;Boniface ,
ESDAY', ,FEBRUARY 10, 1971 •
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nito.va on the birth of a baby
Jull. n
llarv'.ey louston'was able
,to return hoinefrom. London on'
'Thursday.
South Kinloss h!, M S. meeting
at the borne of Nits'. Harold. Camp
belLawas postponed until February
10th'..•
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Mr.. and Ives. Elver Srrteltzer, ,
Danny and,Jean'Anne were guests =
Sunday with•:Mr-. and Mrs Allan •
MacDougall.. /I
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Mr. and Mrs. • Llbyd'MacDout?
ail', Mrs. Parrish and •Mr; George,
Lockhart, visited Wednesday with
Mrs.. George Lockhart in Wingham
and District Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Andrew visit-
ed Sunday'with'Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd:
MacDougall • .
Bruce .and Betty .Colwell enter- •'
tained a number of thei friends:
at'a'Snowmobile Party Saturday
evening •
Mrs fBell.of.TorontoT s=visit%gig =— -M
with M'r•, and:Mrs,, :Donald Bell
and family. `.
The ;freezing rain.made driving
on the conc.eSsiori roads; hazardous
Ian
Y-oiu-have no--`-locked--in"
feeling when, you put your.
retirement money in- a'
Victoria and Grey retire -
Ment fund. ,You can switch
your 5nsion;-.om
interest" holdings to
"growth'•: investment'and
back tirg�mi-w-hen
•'choose. There are other'
options, too. Put your
.ftiture :today' with Victoria
and Grey.
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TRUST COM'PANV. Si'NCI 1'889'
'Lealand Hill,
Mena r
t) srng
EI n and Ketch Streets
oderlcll 524438i
We' of the'Ontario rovincial
Police would like to take this
opportunity to thank all:the per,:
sons who"so ably�assisted' us during,
_a - t_ceAt-S
occasions,, without the help of•
snowmobilers ,. what could have;
•been.a tragedy turned out to 'be a:•
case•of hardship only. • .
I;la,ve been told; and I was
on-wfne-fore--chi-s emergency
that. a police force. is .only as'
good as;.the co-operation it:
receives from the public:: The..
co=operation we received and
were offered.is jus another c1ase
to back up this belief..
•' Could be: that when 'everything
1s back to norm we -wi t= il`e. r
criticism' of sorriething we failed
to do or the manner in which it
was handled , l t,•tliis letter. was
originally written with,a pencil •
Which had ati eraser,on the end of
t=,-=ric-giayu p-eo l-e407-rria r :• -
takes; Granted,•the less'rnistakes
made the bettei , but if we learn'
by our mistake's progress is'being.
made,
r -
Yours truly y.
14,•
• 'proyiricial•Constable ,.
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