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1971 TORINO 50:2 door harittopas, V8 owirbrak
power steering . ,
3 ,1970 CHEV lmpaIa 4 door hardtops, 1!8 automatics, P9~
'1979 CtIEV. 5fatlanwagim„- V8 automatic, poWer rsteering, power
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1970:FORO•OalaSie 500, ,2 door hardfop, pOWer. Steering,1War
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1969 OIEV (nip* custom, 2 door hardtop, iinyrrOof, V8,
•power steering, power brakes
1969 :CFIEV 4:door sedan, V8 automatic, power steering , , •
1969 GALAXIE SOO, 2 door hardtop, vinY.! reef; power ateering,
power brakes
1969 FORD custom 4 door,, V8 automatic, power steering
1968. PONTIAC, 4 door, V8 automatic • :
1967. FORD Custom 500.V8 automatics.
1967-P-ONTIAC-Grand-Parisienne, V8, 9011..poWer-
1967 DODGE, 4 door Sedans, V8 automatic, power steering
and power brakes , ' • .
1967 FORD Y ton haayi duty, ..quipment
'2 —1967, cHEVy •vankwith heavy duty equipment ' •
1966_RataIAC_pailsienne,_ALdoor,har_dtopc7-1/4-eutanietiOwer
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0 YEARS AG
-.MARCH4.961...
• An extensiVe. modernization'
program of Lucknow 4tohricil .
• Charnbers'.' and the .eaSt side, base
trient.area was planned... The •
• '1 mei amber" was. being con.
yetted for municipal office 'purp-
Oses with r4.aWayaounter and
filing ca
would be available if required in
.the evebing.for public use. 'A
:fireproOT cetnt nt vas to
buil( ktik, lordlierjail cells and: •
anew reat'Stairway to' replace a,
Olen •narroW:and hazardous flight
EARS
' MARCH 1941 •
From Sunday t,ednesday
March 16 14th expet
ienc0 it'sWOrst storm in yeaft,
the.Village.Was coMpletely
iso-
latQd so far as'ril And motor trafif
rTrere,-.
• ury dipping tb almottzro, •The
Kineardine l'a tnlersfoif
becreshcb: in.a cut at Mcien• :
ziets, lut tine(' Ifiiles north of°
tfic 1Efforts to dilodt th(
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tnow.bound fraf.n resulted in a
derailment of the baggage ear,11
.took about thittp-six hours before
the coach wat put bark
on tho tr1 and the lncClard.
Durhig the seVere storm
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1,,ucknow had the appearance:of
being:the'tYpical 'Deserted
UntilStilith:and
George Cook took their •snowtnO7
, (a novelty ; in the village),
out for a. trial:ran.: ...• , ,
• FollOwing this 1,:rintrY rtionth ori
March 3Ist 'the ternperatUre soared
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KNOW ONTARIO •
Relate To
Times In
ow Village
Following is part of a story.
which•recently appeared in the
Toronto Telegram..
"A btoken-crearn jug,statted
one.Of Canada's finest collections
Of pressed glass', ".
Some years ago, a •Ju'gwas ac-
cidentally brOkenin thehome of
Mrs. ;Ames K. Shook of Toranta.
It had been a. weddirig gift to her-,
mother in 1888 at 'Luc know , Ont-
ario,
Since it belonged to .a.set, con-
sisting of a spoon bolder, butter
dish and sugar bowl.that had ad-
orned the table from the earliest.
days of her childhood, Mrs.. Shook
set out • on a sentitnentafsearch
to find a replacement, for the
• broken piece. ; •
The quest lasted 20 years, and
during that time she visited all.:
the antique'shops near' the high-
way between Montteala.nd Wind -
The.search.finally ended in • i
1950 at .13Urlingtorr,. where .she .. ,1
I found an identical.creamer• But
1, by.that time the:original set 61.
three pieces.ha,d,grown O•a• el.:
lectieirt of'over 150 examples Of'. ',.
the:beautiful Moon and Star pat
terned glass. . ' , •
What had at.the time seemed
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-an-LunIrapp),r.-a-cc-itlent , etid-e-d-by '
giving Mrs,' Shook the pleasure of
an absorbing hobby and a superb ..,
co11ection.6I eirly;American • ,
.'preSSed glassi'! . . ..
• This: newspaper, clipping/was:.
sent to us. by Mrs. 1., (Irene. Mac7
IntOsh) Godbold of R. ' R. 2, porn,
ingi.:Mills: with the 'following com-
50 YEARS AGO
• ;MARCH' 1921 • :1,
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he.lzfaeleod
War Business in i,ocknow.was.•
sOld:to Messrs Rae • a nd porteoni,
who .ca me from. near, St : Nlarys .
Where Mr. ba t had jusi.diSpOied:
012 dair frill • • • • •
Taylor who had the. •
.'draY 1).uSiness in, iu cAnow: for 'three
years, Sold out to Ritchie-
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.I-1ornings Mills ,,Ont.
April 4., 1971..
beat Mr, ThornpsOn,•
found the enelOsed clipping
roin a recentatur ay e ition
the Toronto Telegrarn. Mrs.
:shook isn't .known t� us, but I was:-
inteiestect in that `it mentions LtyCki
now. It was around that time
that my -patents" marriage took.'
place,the:lateMr. and Mrs..
Peter MaCIfitosh;• ci have. OneOf
their:Wedd.ing gifts, a-china-.jard''-
-iniete. •
suppose it is a sign of aging
to talk :abd think the.past .but
for severalyearS rny.busband and
have been interested. in antiques
a-hd-70-Idt7ttc.1e-s-not-hanti-yet
reaChed that Stage. As arradded'i
intereit,we have !tied to find
-their-tOtiroes.
In 195'7 we bOuglit Or present
home in. the Pine River VaiIy
'out ron' 1-Iornings .Mills.' .As we
net.ded. S table that, would extend
when We had* extra guests, we,
went to a'secondhand store' in.•
Collingwood and got what we
.t7t-a-ble with.
a pe.destal base.. •It'was•theonly
One there,and cpst.fik dollars.
Ttio owner said they had just'
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talk#i lad -Of the mine to the.
dinnp g8 the cottage season was
over and there Would be plenty
Of them around iirthe spring,
When we got it hOincand were
Milting it tog'ther I discovered.
pa -r -of -a btel-untret he -alb -flit
top •and +,yas surprised td sea On it
From The LueknOW Table Comp-
any, Extensiontaplcs aspecialty.
Wci,. refinished -it and it it one of
o'Cit treasureS, NOwthesetbles
have becoinc cery: popular and
the piiee• goes nrli '
I wondered if you eould tell us
nythng 'bout the. Lueknow •
Table •Compilny yfici siitc4 R
and when, Higretiid we have
hat
What wt4pn. is.
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Young is an attitude, a spirit.
A wd of lookingat things.Of
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responding to them.
It is not an age,. Not a hair-
style or a piece of clothing or.a • ;
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Musical beat, . ; "
Young can ;by a child'exarnin
irig his first marig9,,lk with
'er and delight.'.,cbr Verdi at 81,
composing his. finest, opera
• . Youngcan be a teen-ager •
• swinging On a surfbciard..•or
stein, in his„70's, still working 96
his unified field theory, tailing
his boat arid playing his beloved
plenty of timdlor: a hobby and we
find this one to our liking.
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Thank you',
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Mrs. .1. (Irene) .•
Godbold.'
PAGE ELIWE,
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[ Young is not a monopoly of .
youth. It survives,.and flourishes,
everywhere the vision has been,
kept fresh, the muscles of the
mindfirmly. toned , the juices_
'freely flowing..
1.4t's'not•cater to youth, for its
pwri sake, for its shibboleths and'
slogansand sty4es of the moment
,,1\10t'scOrn it. for 'any, o.fthoreas-
OflS.
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Instead, let's respect ",Young"'.
'Wherever it may be found.,Wheth-
er the beard -is soft and "curly or
'stiff and gray. Spirit has.. no color.
'It is always translucent, .with its
,own imaginative sheen...
Youth should be'liitened to.
,But.Y01.11\IG should be followed:
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•There is no generation gap, bet.
itween the young of any age..
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