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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2441, '11
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KNOW
3EP. T1i Lt, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
PAOR TWINTY•ONt:
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JUST ARRIVED
printed Eortrel Polyester Knit,
Green,: Brown, Navy,''. Mauve;
Rose, Black and White
CRIMPLENE
-Herringbone Pique Weave ;— Rib -Cor d
60 62" wide $4.77 .a y,.d
60" wide
$3.98-:a y
WOOL and MOHAIR
Plaid. ' and. Plain
$5.95 -a yd;
Burgundy
Moss- Green
Red
Mauve
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LUCKNO
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SEE OUR 'SELECTION OF BUTTONS; BRAID
AND. EDGINGS
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MEN'S GREEN:WORK.OANTS.
Size: 30 42
SPECIAL'
FoR THE WEEK
$2.99 PR.
44.4*
Lucknow
LOOKING BACKWARDS
THROUGH THE SENTINEL FILES
WITH MARGARETTHOMPSON,
10
YEARS RS AGO
sr1'Tr"A113:FR 1961:
1?rovilicral ?�'. 5,�les
Taxw-en-t
intoeffe?et on, Sept.emher.lst
A •Ilar'visi Tea and'Open Mouse
Ix/as held by the Ka,jr'slie'a Wornen'i
1nit inite'•marking the official :
opening of the nee' Ka.irsriea
: forn"erly S. S,. No.' 5• School- . .
otse: an the t,t}l concession of ;
Forty took part. in the
,;lima 1 L.abc ur Day. .doubies •Tourna•.
• uc <now. w.itla ideal weath-
er..reported
•Mr and .Mrs. Rdhert Fisher o'•f
li,iililti�iT'., forii,er Luckiiow,ites.
�,llo
were rckurniri•� to lier'hoaiie •'
town,to.reside; were in the pro'
cess: of build jn •c he c
The' 1Yepart;Tient.Of I i ghways
purchased th:e .art'Courtneystore,..
sniff x ba, , caoins a•nd'.r.es1dence at:
Aiiiherley and .planned, to 'sell :or.
Jemolisl the'blilding to .provide.
i'better approach to that'inter-•
s•ectiot of lliiiwa • 21-,nn6 4E,
!\ir., and Mfrs. Courtney liad oper-
'ate(' the•,husiness for 32 years..
BOARD NMEAillstR• ;•
students.' ` lahilc e1ioosineg to meet
their iaiteres.0 'thcy,slaould also; .
choose''to ic'ct their .needs They
lionld .tlitr.t fore consider what:
'possi'hle uhjecy lac: ree{ti'ired
to ad' riost see---
aandary educational.
•
institutions Since a diplopia ,will
•kss nie,i.nint,•ful. in the future.
and:since tra n'sc r.ipts of marks will
tlecoane' more i lnpor•ta nt, students
,should 'bc•niad.e evenmore. aware
of the si,nificailce of` subjects.
taken 'and iarks �aeliieve-d. :These
trahscripts of the students' ach
PERSONAL
/GUMMED
-» LABELS
ui your printed personal
labels on all.easyto-Tose
demi such as statonery,
I �hequ'es', cameras,. fo.
- -Vou'll find "e'fhous nd uses
for these gumtned'labals •
packed ina handy, prss,ic
reuseable kion%, -
ORDER NOW
Jev(?Ii1C'nts will p'o' to their 1':'os-
peetiv'e c irij l.ay t'r .,i`r the , c'rld :of .
vas a. ,o repotted
.that these t ailsc.ript; in other
:areas f.the.hrov;ii cc••]rCdbec•ai
w:e1J-received h., air l lcl'ycrs wl.io
found thc';y c ould, now difkrentiate
between the .stud i;ts•M10 hid '
recci‘ ed di],Lo':i �. incl tllos� �.
l.taif• Lamle d d iplo �i'is. \vit.h' c c,�•l':
arks./ • •
In t19c crcciit s sCc.11, , tln
burden of rc'spo.nsibility will h•e
shared. ley pa•rcnk',' ,cltdol' ad
••i'strators arid' in partic.ular.'ttiti
.Gunnnc c oi.rilsei1or� w -ho wi.11•'
find 'that' ia• iTlu'c,h rcatcr prbpor-
w
S
tion 'of.their time mill .hc spent'
with students.'concernins; subject
elect on. ,'l'l•terc' Will 'be iio
retlilisites of suhccts-,(a student'.`•
Pan take • C+rt d e 11 1'li ysi-c s• i n
(;rade 9 if he thora,tht h-C..61fd•
pass it);
In this prest nt'tt•ioii' of the, c red
it s'y ste'in,, ` it was..ro..ported: that
:t acticrs wound: ha•vc:: •teff."sell'
thenisclves aild 'their; sithjeets:s
h l s._ i.*Oti ]cl
teacher , • fti.rtlie r i'ro\ idinhet
ter atinospliere kir. learningIt'
would also: w.ee'Ll t the s1,1okers,;
those. 'staid e,nts wffo arct ikitt:: for •
thc'frr4 ride ,. laciinittin., �irorc
�t riotis sttidents.a rime)] hettcr•
-
opportnnity in: 1assr,doatr . .
Good' eo.i iri1tt.hica'tic' ns-witli tilt':
parents and,witli ;the' c le•triellt ir\',
schools will he thc'►ltiiiOst r
-
tance.• A ttreat'hl,r,dcn•'S•pllce'd
A1C sChoa1
stili fent•'s patents C. i 11' ii, iirc even
more largely. in. the°. Sttid'c''I,t't'e'
a1 suCCcss:,
R> ,5 AG
' S.Erl'`E: '113ER' 1941'
Viil; S Reid..discontinu.ed his.,`.
hal<tn.t; business in.Lucknow.• The
Rei.d• Store. \c'as c ii•rying •
on :rs a ;tocery.hclsiness::.. '.
•lv'ednesd iy'•,• :September 10 ,
1441 •niatked. the bei ianiing of the
Ilifttf t ear..oi.,,C_a.tipid I's._partigiprt�`.
ion. in World War II,:.'.In,ackno'W-
ledaei.neiit of.th&t. fact t.hegovernt
inept , prcie1:a ma tion',. set aside
September 1(1 17 as•'ai'week to
"happily our rn:e:n in unifdrmand
re -dedicate ourselves to .the ser-. •
vice of 'bur .countryand otir:cause"
Schodls in l-rtiron and Kincar
dine Townships and Kincardine
Town ifii.d oar_ -open until septemb-
er 15 due to sevei reported cases
;of poliotnelitis in that, district,
"'YE4 ISS A GO
SEPTFMBER•1921•
Charles Stewart eX-reeve'of
Ashfield sold his` mamiroth steer
to John Martin- of near White-
church. The price was $5000.
and the animal wasbeing..
used for exhibition purposes;.',
During the previotistwo years.
hundreds of people le had. visited' the
P •P
Stewart farm 'to see had
big.,steer.
The .animal was' reported td weigh
370 pounds arid had a:girth .of
10 feet ;9 p/4 inches. '
W. E.Treleaven had installed
a big .electric motor inhis Flour
Mill, Which. has 'power enough to
operate :every..rnachine'in.the
mill.• This electric power.was'
jteported_as a 'great Convenience
:over the steam•:' ;
!SED CARSPECI,
1971. Mustang 2 door hardtop, , full'. equipped
P� y
1971 Pinto, fully equipped
3 19 71;Pontialc Tempest, 4 . door sedans•,
fully equipped '
1971 Camera, fully. equipped
--=, 1971. Buick `Skylark, 2 and 4 door hardtops
1 Valiant, 4 doo>t sedan; V8 automatic
4 +-- 1971 •Chev Impala,, 4 door hardtops
3 — 1970.Chev Impala 2 and •'4 --door hardtops
83 — 1970,For . • aiax
ie SO0, 2 door hardtops
OTHER MOD.E:IS`
1970 KINGSWOOD 9`passenger stationwagon
1970;PONTIA.0 Catalina, 4 door hardtop'
2 1970 PONTIt1C Parisienne 4 door hardtops
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An °entirely, tiew systcrn Of hoard
operation for l]'tlren (2c unty,l'tas
/been approved by boa.i'd members
and the re- ol'ganizational itiCa1s
ores become effective NoVcntbcr.
Ale* `(:orrit an, 1lowic'I 2w,p: and
I)r, Ai'e , Addi:soil,' c: Tinton; the,.
Chairman's Advisory:Committee
ctotnposcci•ai Cllairinan Robert, -
cc Ilan oin
firc�ad:fodt "and the chairman of.
the • f ir,'`,t two .eenninlittCes.
1)ciceations may appear at any
pni�lic Tri e i i of The, i5"ard'..._-
Tlrey are encou•ra>,t;,,cd to snake .' .
theit••irtcnt known in writing, in
advance of the open heard meet -
yin;* will" be 'held itlonthly;
the .third: \lohdav of each irlonth.
artage1r1Z llt ,oiliillittee WI
n ic"et"t on 'the first '1•lonelay••and
l:d;ircation On. the fourth Monday",
..At_thr f'd_tls-.t_Lio .-.Clorttroitte.e. theca
i1111';$,' •tucle.'pts afid tache"t's-will
haves (1)..fhe clpportirnity to make
pc •septan n •oti what is taking
'place either in the ciatssto'Qnt' or:,
in r ntdoot'educatlott.; (.2}st'ni
.in c, tl,iat a•tea1t:her
tea6 4in,'• and 0) 'ht• four
,i -e"criltrttde'l,ts tatll Iei'o;t 0111
the"tr work in -the county..
c Toa r( w t' now- ,e oper-
ating
per-ating' under three standing com-
mittee's:
am iltitteCS: the I Viii`; tioli Commit-
tee
ommit°'tee with NIrs,. Mai is ki Z.l%tit 11.5•
chap-i'll<i11 gild coiniiiittce lllctn"
hers Wil frcd` Shott'rce".el , Walton;
ivlollKand clri, S ea 16 rah, i;ecyr,, .
.Parson•, t;odeYricli, r?llrf I`aly1ot
1'Xt.S't Wat_waliosliw:, Nkiiiaia'c'ITIC"lit
•CcrllrllittiA°c'••;wfth t aIyle'y llfli:Y
(ioduricil''ti+ chii'frniaii and
bears i')L'il'1' plc 1 ti'llald,: art, j I'w1',
ji1yti 1'ienderscwxr', Nlc'Kiltor 1's'+`i%".1:
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2 1969 PONTIAC Parisienne,2 and 4.'�
--door hardtops
1969FORD Country Squire, 10 passenger' stationwagon
1969-eHEVROLET`B-e1 Ai:* Sedan-
1968
edan1968 PONTIAC Parisienne, 2 • door hardtop, fully 1
• e quipped
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2 -.19..68.= C1i&V_..Impala-r:2 -and-4-door hardtops "
1968 PLYMOUTH' •V8, 4 door -sedan ower steering
Used ears from '65 ` to- '68 in various models, sedans, hardtops
wind 4 door 90% of all cars are V8, power steerin
n
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`1970CHEV`.. tan P p "8 standard
1969 FORD 'Supervan.
6,,=-= 1969'1/2 ton pickups, standard and automatic trammissiony
r 6 and 8 cylinder model✓
2 -,1,96, 8 ORD 1!, 600's=:41-•
2— 1968 G.M.C. 960 series with 366 engiine, cab . and chassis
'1968 0.1%C. 1 ton pickup
A number of Econolite and . Chevy , Vans from '644 to''67
standard and automatic transmission
tinsels Motors
rvice Statio i.
PI** U7417$'
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