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THE LUCKNOW) SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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CRAWFORD MI'TORS
CHRYSLER - DODGE PLYMOUTH
WINGHAM ONTARIO
PHONE, 357-3862.
1971 DODGE 1/2.ton, s automatic, demonstrator .:.
1970 DODGE Dart, 4 door sedan, 6 automatic
1969° FORT) 1 ton, 8 standard, long box..
mm71968- DODGE afz ton, 6 cylinder
1968 CHRYSLER 2 door hardtop
1968 FALCON 2 door, 6 automaticwith radio
1968.PLYMOUTH, 4 door, 8 automatic• and radio.
1967 PLYMOUTH 4 door, 6 `automatic and radio;'
1967 CHEVYk II, 4 door, 6.' cylinder standard
1967 PLYMOUTH, '4 door, 6' standard
1966 PLYMOUTH. Sport Fury convertible, power equipped, radio
bucket seats and console •
1966-FORD,--4---door--8-automatic, -power • steering, radio • •'
1966 PLYMOUTH 4 door, 8 automaticr,witl radios,,
1965 FORD,4 door, 6 automatic, radio '
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WITH MARGARE
0 YEAR . 'AGO
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SE1 1'EIv16ER 1961
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'successor".
Septer'nber .5th marked. the re-" '.
opening'o-f school for the 196;1-62'
term. :There was •specia1 signi,f-
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icance on this occasion with riew
central sch6ols in Ashfield and'
"a1 education. North Ashfield
:school was completed:ready for
classes.• The new Kinloss .Cent- ..
ral. school` was delayed `so.mew•har
t:with completi~ion to:'be late Octob-
er. '
A n-i:n-fr-a :red brorler-fot cook
in and tenderzin'� of meats and
:•fowl Was'installed at the Mayfair
:Restaurant by proprietor Wilson
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Loder.--
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0 :�YEARS:1 A,i
SEPTEMBER. 1921.
The .ma•in.streets in Lucknow
were treated -to a Thick 'coat of
crushed stone and. gravel. iri line
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schem.'
A;school report of S. S:. No.' 15
Ashfield ria Tried• the 'following.'
pupils 1. Grant . R.' Felce , 'D: ,
Hibben,' D. Grant, A .Grant, H.
Hibben, . L. Pelee ,. M. Mac Ken:-
Baptismal Service
Held At Chalmers
WHIT,BCHURC'!-i NEWS
On Sunday at Chalrners Presby
terian Church Cottirunion servic-
es were held with Rev.. G. Noble
in charge. •During the service •
Lana Diane,. daughter of•Mr: and''
Mrs. Alex Craig and Curtis Eldon,
son of .Mr. and Mrs..` Bill Pardon
(Raver sideroadf were baptized:
Student preacher Victor Wybenga
had charge -o- Re 6: Ne
services.'
Mr. and N1rs. ,Russel Gaunt
were Sunday visitors with, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Currie'and Joan. •
Miss Barbara Pardon and Mrs.
Donald .Gaunt' of Kitchener' spent
the week end with their parents .
Mi. •and Mrs. Bill Purdon: On
•Sunda:y all visited Surd:a , after-
noon with Mr. ' and Mrs. Russet.
Gaunt. . it .-
We are pleased to report that
Karl :De Koeijer`was able to .'
conduct the,s•ervices: at'the 'United
Churchoti Sunday after his sojourn''
in Winghain Hospital fora few.
weeks
On the, week end, when Kenneth
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WEDNESDAY, •NOVEMBER 3rd
, 1971
Baintons are continuing to operate
'�..`�� in Their Original Old MiIIiuiIding.
Morrison of F(Ini_onton phpnedto_ !!!►
IN BLYTH
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SHOP IN THIS OLD BUILDING,'A LANDMARK IN
HURON COUNTY SINCE 1894. `
WOOL and LEATHER PRODUCTS
OFFERED UP TO
30% LESS
THAN: LAST YEAR:S..SALE• P'RIC:ES
,THE NAME' "BAINTON"IS .OUR :GGUARANTE.E
his parents Mr, a:nd: m.
trs. To.
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Morrison of Luc -know, . he reported
it was 9 below zero. Our mild' •
____warn._sunnyv eathe-r--na:y--be on`the
way out.
Ted: McClenaghan of Kitchener
visited .S.unday wi.`th''fMrs. 'Lillian;
McClenaghan.
Mr.r. and Mrs. Alex•.Robertson,
Marilyn and �\1a_r .ret of 'East •
Wawanosh wer'.e Sunday visitors
with.'Mr. and Mrs.. Walter Elliott
and; fan -illy,.
'day visitors with -11r.. and Ml's.`
Gar'neet. Fa rri.er:
iioi�d- waaker.--on'Tuessia-,-last',
uttde:rwentan ap,pendeetony.and •
is still a .pat•ient' in Wingharit and.
District Hos.p'ita 1. • lie is, wished ` .
a• speedy. recovery °by th.e`,coniniun;
ity.' •
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Mr. and .Mrs. Carnia
arid Jackie were Stinda.y visitors
With. his,parents Mr. and Mrs...
Alex W'hytock of -Teeswa.ter.• •
• ' Visitors during ,the week end.
with Mr-. and Mrs, Russel McGtt.iree
were Mr, and ,Mrs. Ivan' Brarnhill
of Pa Eimer Mr-t~uire .
rota Toronto°,•Larry McGuire and
.Miss.l.,orna'�Martin.of Elmira..
'Mr, and 'Mrs: Russel' McGuire
received word .from their son' Lee
e . .
McGuire that.h'did not have'a
heart attack., The pain was .from'
a pinched: nerve over .the'•heart.:.
He has ,been able to resutne work
at the .Banka:
Mrs'.. Elgin Johnson,..Mrs. Tom
Metcalf, Mrs.; Rohett ls.O, ;,Gra:.
Fred Tiffin.; :Nlrs. 13111 l;�,tt:,;;.••
:Beit �lcCl na han , c for `. ,_..
Emerson .and \;ictolr I,,t' . cm., all ,
wet • • .' .
'Friday at�tendin. `(.;re\.- t t •;, • •
W.1 Convention:
:�rcGuire also atteiidcd t;'. 's.:'11.7.
n Whytock . ,uet,in the. even'i 1�" w r�,• ••
the. five first' mentioned 1 Rlies
home after the ban.,;:•i.t. .`; tc:'tor
visited with :\Ir. • and ''.!t ni i�
Bell, who ,in-•a'fe�•i days were
leaving.ro spend the H ii'.Ie iii
their trailer :at .Florida...
Irnay,;rernernber:•',:‘rr: bell ,,snet;wa1
the opera:toi.of• the road •�.,,tehiiier�
used to fill in the sink ilei which
Was.'jus't east of n
the Li..:idt.,A;:,et
eery:-
eery:- Whine a•t this Hcork 11e
boarded with the. ? rsbei
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Mrs.. Russel Gaunt: retreturned.oine on Tuesday last after visit.
•ing a few days ,with' Mr. and Mrs.
.Dun Dirstein and family .at Ajax • . f
and with Mr. •and'Mts: Donald
Gaunt of Kitchener.
Mr"., and Mrs: Walter. Moore;
Linda'; ;Cindy , and Richard visited
on Sunday ,with Mr. and Mrs. ''Joe
Moore and -with his,:mother. Mrs. -
Grant , M. F.elce E. ;Brown. - -
' _Teacher , •M; .'Hamilton.
Dor th;y. MTore, all of. Wroxeter.:
tilt. a;nd"Mrs. Jack McFarlene
of..Coilingwood .were •recent 'Sun
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:vtr:'. anc 1rs. i'�irck n " 7harn'
and family of London were
day visitors. with Mr.a:ttd. '.tcs;•
Ronald Jamieson and :f:a:;;t1•,
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Mullins :a ery m' c ow, c ang
ed hands with the'new proprietor
being . Wallace' Vines of London.
Work cornmencedon the "laying
of the/underground telephone.
cable: from Dtinganrion to Luck
now. ;The cable job from, Nile, to
Dungannonhad been completed
• the .previous surrmrriet,
0 YEARS ,A
SEPTEMBER 194-1 .•
Lucknow Public :School re=dpen
ed with the: following staff John .
D. Rosa_ x i n e i pa. grad -.and
8; -Jim Henderson,,, .grades 5 and. 6;,
Miss Grace Hurlbut , grades S •and'.
4, and public school, -music in-
structor; Miss Mation MacDougall
grade. 1 and 2., The sixteen be
ginners included George Anderson,`'
' Gladys Chin ,`Ronald Ferguson,
Betty, Hamilton, •Grace Huston,.
Betty Johnston, Altc-e-- foere- art
,Marlene cLenna'n , ,Kenneth
Nicholson', Doris Purves, Bobby
Reid,
Reid , BoW,en Ross, Jean Stanley.,
Donald 'Thompsofi , Mavis Trot
d ,.
an Harvey' .V'arley ., The High
Schoo of O.misted•
E., MacLean, principal; N. L.•:
Calvert, Miss P..uth 'Matthews and.
C. R. Chaipple.
Having conducted Lucknow'.s '
general delivery •business forthirty
years, R. J. Douglas of Ta tl
made his 'last rounds' 6t Saturday,
August Seth. Mr, Douglas rr,ade
deliveries. twice a.•,''day and at one,
time 'there WAS a' Saturday night •
deliv8ry. Cecil Mullin was hip
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