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RATEPAYERS
MEETING
VILLAGE
OF LUCKNOW
Town Hall - 8 p.m.
Tues., October 3rd
Reeve and Council will participate in a
question and answer period concerning
municipal matters.
AI1I ratepayers are invited to attend.
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Whzit you don't
knowcanturn
people off.
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Attitudes change.
Like the way people feel about
electricity.
Once, many people used all they
could. Until it was discovered that
electricity isn't a bottomless vcvell
Now, more and more ()fps use
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electricity carefully.
Because waste of electricity, like
anything everybody really needs, can tum
people off.
Today, its better to turn off
a light bulb than tum off a friend.
Wasthtg electricity turns people �� o
This message is brought to you by your Hydro on behalf of people who care 4
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Bill and Joyce Adamson, right, wish to introduce Ken and Eleanor. Harman from Rexdale
who have purchased the main street business, Char -man's. Ken and Eleanor look .forward to
serving the needs of the working man with a full range of work clothing to size 60. They
moved to Lucknow last week and took over the business) on Tuesday.
Main street business sold
Char -man's Work Clothing has been
sold to Ken and Eleanor Harman, of
Rexdale, who took over the store on
Monday for stock taking and opened for
business on Tuesday.
A fetail store that offers a full range of
clothing for the working man to size 60, the
business was started by Bill Adamson
three years ago.
Ken and Eleanor have purchased the
duplex at the corner. of Campbell and
Outram Streets formerly owned by Harry
Edinburgh. They have a family of three
children, Kathryn, 16, Robert, 15, and
Steven, 13. Ken's mother, Hilda, is living
with them as well.
Ken was a plant manager'for a plastics
manufacturing company and decided to go
A friend, Jack Sticklend, Lucknow, told
him that the business was for sale and they
decided to make a move to Lucknow.
Ken plans to offer a complete line of
work clothes for men and boys, jeans and
corduroys, snowmobile s its and hydro
parkas. He plans specials for the
comparison shopper, so watch the ads in
the Sentinel. Ken and Eleanor look forward
to serving the needs of the working man '
from their store on main street.
out on his own to operate his own business.
He has never been in the retail business,
but is eager to learn.
Car slams into fence post
A Teeswater teenager is still in
Wingham Hospital following an accident
on Saturday, September 16, about 7.45
p.m.
Lynn Goddard, Teeswater, was a
passenger in a vehicle driven by Alfred
Mawhinney of R. 5 Lucknow, when the car
went out of control, entered the ditch,
grazing a hydro pole and striking a fence
post, on the property of Mr. and Mrs. Ford
Cunningham. Mawhinney received only
minimal injuries and another passenger,
Alex Fitzgerald, Teeswater, was treated at
Wingham Hospital and released.
The Mawhinney car was following a car
driven by Stephen Ritchie of R. 3 Lucknow.
Both cars were northbound on Bruce
County Road 1, Kinloss Township.
Mawhinney lost control of his. car when
the Ritchie car slowed to make )a. left hand
turn.
Damage to the Mawhinney vehicle was
$1,000. There was no damage to the
Ritchie vehicle and the $150 damage was
caused to the fence post.
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To the many friends and customers who have patronized our store
during our time in business at Lucknow.
,We hope you will continue to favour the new owners, Eleanor and
Ken Harman, with this same kindness.
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CHARMAWS WORK CLO1H1NG
Joyce and Bill Adamson
Lucknow