HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-04-29, Page 6WEDNESDAY,TOR LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LVCKNCjWi ONTARIO APRIL
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—EFFORTLESS—SYNCHRO-SILENT
SHIFTING — Synchro-Silent
Shifting on all models means
much less effort for the driver,
* smoother operation in traffic.
Automatic Transmission* and
Overdrive* available in all
F-100 Series, (f at extracost).
TRUCKDEALER
— NEW-STEERING-EASE-
Shorter wheelbases
and wider front treads
make ail . *53 Ford
Trucks easier to steer
than, ever before . '.
shorter turning’ radius
. more manoeuvra
bility . ■■■greater
front-end stability. ■.
POWERS
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SMOOTH HANDLING
Famous Ford V-8
engines deliver
plenty of lively
power for tough
hauls ... i . - give
smooth; depend
able performance
mile after mile.
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^COUNCIL MINUTES
KINLOSS TOWNSHIP
J-.' Kinloss Municipal Council met
" in the hall today; April 6, 1953
, <&s per .Councillor
* Murray and Clerk J. B. Lane ab
sent. / . . ’ . ’ <
Frank Thompson, treas., was
appointed clerk pro-tern for this
meeting.
The .xriinutes: of the last regular
meeting of Mrirch r9th and spec-
ial meeting! of Match .23 as read
.were approved- and Signed.
/Relief was granted to the Adam
’ Stumpf family^ recent ?? immi
grants, dde ' to, illness ■ of ¥ Mrs.
Stumpt’ /■ ". X •’
A grant of $15,00 wds gaven
to the Salvatibn Army at Hamil»
ton. ■ -The time of the return of the
Collector’s roll was extended to
April 30th, 1953. >
The tender jjf the Geo. Schultz
Construction Go- of Galt, was ac-?
cepted forcthe construction of the
Mnffat-Thomson rind MacIntyre
'. Drains. -■; ■ .■ ■'
The tender of George Radford
of Blyth, Ont., was accepted/for
the construction of the Emerson
and Conley Drains. ;
The Clerk was instructed to re
turn the deposit cheques of other
tenderers on the above drains.
Council adjourned td meet
/Haigriin^on‘Monday, May 4, 1953^ -
Cheques issued: Clifford Huff
man; fox bounty, $2.00; Wesley
Young, fox bounty, 2.00; Relief,
$70.00; Relief, on account Stumpf
family^ 69.93; Wm, Gordon,..work
Sterling drain, 22.40; W. Breckles,
gas; W.F.S., 2.00; Edward Moore,
disinfectant W.F.S., 24.30; Harold
Congram, 2 trips tractor Walk
erton, W.F.S., 12.00;, Jon Downey,
operator /W.F.S// 85.00; Edward
Tompsorij inspector W.F.S., U4;25;~J
Orville Elliott, / tractor man
W.FB/ 71.25; George Scott, re-
f pairs W.FJS.^/15;30 ; Chas; Hayes,
refund 1952 .dog tax, 2.00; Sal
vation Army,' grarit, 15.00; Treats.
Kincardine Twp., White, award
drain, §7.29; Dr. J, A. MacDon
ald, dental care, 67.50; Mrs. James
Smith, caretaking, 9^60; James A.
Howse, engineer’s fee Dore drain
75.00, final inspection Harris drain
66.00, 141.00; ‘ Municipal' World,
supplies, 29,05; Daily Commercial
News, drain tender*ad, 9.00; Don
ald McFarlane, assistance Dore
drain 3.00; Gordon Hodgkinson,
assistance Dore drain, 3.00.
Highway cheques: Pay roll No.
4, $655.45; E. H. Agnew, premium
grader insurance, 160.00; C. Av
McTavish, fuel oil, 52.65; R. For
ster, weldirig and vulcanizing,
44.25; A. Hamilton, snowplowing/
49,50; L. Becking, snowplowing,
39.00; Dominion Road Machinery
Cd., repairs, 27.90; Dept of .High; I
Ways, gas tax, 29.70; Geo. Percy,
stamps, 2,00; W. Breckles, re:
pairs arid labor,. 7.00*.
J. R. LANE, Clerk, x
Now ... Ford Truck Engineering
Introduces New Driverized Cabs
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NEW VISIBILITY ALL AROUNO
New one-piece cury^d wind
shield with an increase of more
NEW COMFORT SEAT NEW CAB POSITION
Finest truck stat ever built— New forward, pQsi-
over a full 5 feet wide with non- tioning of engine and
provides roomy . cab Oyer the longer.than 5d%_in glass area kives sag springs—provides roomy
wide-angle visibility for safer .. .comfort for three men.. Newf ■ u a ■' x k J ' i wide-angle visibility for safer . comfort for three meh-.. New //softer, more flexible: Here s the newest, most—advanGed ^fivingrFuir-w7idth~rear’window built-in-shock snubbers smooth fr^kt «orings gives
idea in truck design . . ."Drivenxea , —over 4 feet wide—and bigger out roughest bumps. Seat adjusts- H • mnrXvpd
Cabs—planned with the driver in . side windows give atiincrease o^ forward and back—seat-back 1 1
■nind . ; . designed to reduce fatigue. 19% in all-rou"?! v>$,b.l..y. angle -also ad,ustable. . ■ driver Comfort.
' strain and discomfort . . . built to^_
promote greater driving ease and
higher efficiency.- Check- over the.
- all-new driving features . . . see for .
yourself how. Driverized Design
makes Ford Economy Trucks the.
most comfortable, most efficient
. trucks on the road—the best’trucks to
drive/rent the drivers point of view!
PLUS THESE
NEW FEATURES
OF DRIVERIZED
CAB DESIGN
r out roughest bumps.;
£ .forward and back
a 1 xymet<1 nlo
• Larger side windowswith sills at arm-rest length!
• Wider doors open right out for easier entrance!
• New insulation seals against engine noise, heat and fumes!
• New roto-type door locks.. . quieter, safer, more durable!
•, New fully weather-sealed construction. ..dust-tight, fume-tight, water-tight!
• New curved instrument panel with easy-to-read “Cockpit’’ cluster!
• New heating and ventilating system for added all-weather comfort!
• New push-button door handles... easy to operate, more dependable!
CULROSS CORNERS
Mr/ and Mrs. Joe Wall, Tees-
water,visited Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. MSary Wall,
Miss Grace Harper is recup
erating from the ’flu at, her home
. at Gofrie. ' . . • - ‘ z '
Mrs. Everett Whytock and
Garry spent Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Alex Whytock. . ,
4 We are glad to report that. Mr.
Joe Harina is improving after hfs
bout with pneumonia. Mrs. Mac-
-^^Kay^xif—’lfeswater-—is^assisting-
with the work at Hanria’s. ‘
. •• •_ Mr$. Ethel Wilson and Mr. Wm.
Kidd of Toronto are visiting with
Mrs. Mary Wall, Jim and Orville.
Wilson, . - - \ - ./ '
Sunday■ visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Stewart were .Mr. and
Mrs.- Jim Cornish and Harold of
Kinloss, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Goe-
,sel and family of Kincardine, Lit-
. tie Randy Goesel remained for a
few days with .his grandparents.
~ "Owing to tHe^"illness1 of her"
father, Mrs. Morley Bell of Got-
. rie spent the past week, and Sat-
urday at the Hanna home.
. c> We are sorry to report Mr.
Ernie (Bud) Stewart, who. was in
a car accident some time ago, to
have ' gqnte id London. to .consult.
• . <a specialist. . ;//-
The 7th meeting of' the Vita-
t Gals was held Saturday afternoon
• at the home of Mrs. Jeanette
Ross with an attendance of ten.
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The usual procedure was follow
ed/As, this was the last sched
uled nfeeting a skit Was picked
out to be given on Achievemerit
Day. A special meeting will be
held on May 14th in the hall ..at
Holyrood. > ,
Miss Joyce Little Of I4.D.H.S.
spent 'Tuesday night with Miss
Helen Schumacher.
Miss Marie Edgar spent Thurs
day evening —
Schumacher/
Mr. and Mrs. Midford Wall and
Donnie spent Monday afternoon
with Miss Mary’ Gant,and Mr;
Joe Gant of Bervie.
Mr. and Mrs. Midford Wall and
Donnie were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs., Tom Hackett, Ash-
fjeld. •'. .«*. .;
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ST. HELENS
There is no dure. for laziness,
but" a large family helps. ,
Mr. and Mrs. John Sparked and
Donna of London were week-end
visitors with Mr* and Mrs. Fred
McQuilliri. They were accompan
ied by Mrs. John Miller who has
speht the Winter months in'Lon
don and Sirathrdy. -
’ Mrs.; Wm. Blue of Detroit was
a visitor with her parents, Mr.'
'H^-Mrsr-J^^^
’ Mrs. D. Todd,, Mrs. Stan Todd
and Mr. Neely Todd attended the
funeral of Mrs. Todd’s brother,’
Mr. Jos. Neely at' Pigeon, Mich.
Mrs. Gordon has returned to
her home after spending several
months with Mr. arid Mis* W. I.
Miller. >
,The May meeting of the Wo-
riieri’s 'Institute; ':WilI^W';’^eW“W
the home of Mrs- Gordon Mac-
Pherson ori Thursday/May 7th at
2.30. Roll call, “Something My
Mother Taught Me”. Rev* Jen
nings of ^Lucknow will be the
guest speaker and the program
and lunch committee will be Mrs.
Ross Etririgfon and Miss Jean.
Aitchispn.’ .
Mrs. W* A; Miller returned to
her" home after spending over
seven months in the hospital or
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
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Hard Time Dance Big Success
Hard Time! That’s /What it was
in. St; Helens Friday night, April
24th. Yes, it was a Hard Time
Dance, sponsored by the St. Het-
ten’s Happy Haiidicrafters in the
St. Helen’s Community Hall. The
costume parade .after lunch was
judged, by Mrs. Sparks. London: Mrs. Tiffin,* Whitecbdrch' arid
Miss Elliott, Holyrood. The cos
tume,prizes were won by Donna
Altchispri for the children; Mrs.
Cliff Murray for the ladifes and
Mrs. Alex Purvds for the .gent&
There /was a spot dance Avon by
Margaret Miller and Don Cam-
eron and an elimination dance .
won by Lois Webb and Bill Pur-
don. Music wds supplied by Tif
fin’s . orchestra- and a gddd time
was1 enjoyed by,all.
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ShockingRevelations "
Of Bella Dodd
In The American Weekly , with
this Sunday’s (May 3) issue of.
The Detroit 'Sunday Times, read
“I Was’ A" Comtfiunist School
teacher”.* In it Bella Dodd tells,
how teachers are recruited into -
Communist ranks and how child
ren’s minds are. poisoned against
Democracy. It’s “MUST” reading,
in The American Weekly with
Sunday’s. Detroit Times.
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