The Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-02-27, Page 11. •
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. vrzwESDAY, FEB. 27.4A,
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•Tin LucOow sENT=4 LUCNONV: OFrARM
NEWS. BRIEFS
FROM NEARBY
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In the heart of downtown
Toronto facing Allan Gardens.
Closejo finest shopping and
enterfainment,cenferi, maior
hospitals and subway.
BeqUtiful ly ',pointed rooms
and suites. •Dining Room .
Television. Children FREE.
Mode -rawly 36.50
Priced from , Occupancy
$ 8.50' Double
Occupancy
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Frederick Funnel!, Gen. Mgr. •
CENTRALLY -LOCATED AT. Telephone! 368-4823
.306 Jarvis St.
Wiarton advertiiing for a
Oolice constable at a. salaty of
$3,1(00 with Yearly increases of
$100, up to $3;500, The town as
just received delivery of a new
police crui.ser. .
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'Exeter voters east week' turned
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down all five questions, • submit-
ted in „ a ,liquor: !plebiscite: vvo.
men's beverage rooms.; men's bev-
erage rooms, diking ro om • licence
;for, beer and wine, cocktail hung-
' es, and sale ' of liquor in dining
lounges. The latfer question re-
ceived a ''S2.2. per cent 'affirmative
vote,' *but the other 4 •questions
received less 'than 50% sport
Fifty freight ear.s loaded with
•some 4,00Q \toms of rock salt and
hauled by three ONR, 'diesel 'en-
gines :recently rolled ifrom 'the,
Sifto salt mine at Goderich for
Toledo, Ohio.
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Riplek.. Fair Board js making
early plans for ,this year's ce
• tennial :fall fair. Gordon Patter-
son is presidemt; succeed* Frain
cis Boyle who served for a two-
year term,. •, •
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Temporary instrirchiori Permits
;for learner drip Owe been ex-
tended fro. 60. to '90 days....
GROVE "'"'t t thejaMiss Mar-
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' garet R.0 ertS0/1,, and M.- - -- DOn7
' •• ' ald Robertson on 'Monday even-
' frier& are sorry to thpar Mr LIL., The 16 ic was • Prose cts for
res• 0 gO o farrriers .the liPirinK;ny
St. JosephHopital,London,•Faim FOrurn met; . at the home
10hesley School Board bas
decided not/A* take any action in
regard 16 vocational training and
ly not tO enter irkito any
contract with the Walkerton
Dis-
Sympa'th - is exlentded. our „df Mr, and Mrs William 'Arnold. trier High SchtiOl Bctir.d. •
teache,r, Mrs Howard' HollandS MrS..„. Frank Dore 'Visaed MnS. ; *
•in the passing of 'her obrother, ' Louis MA p0.que has (been Unkreiled at
Mr
Walkerton on Mon,
mr. Wardell of Huron Township.
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Some frown here .atiterided the
'Amoral on Friday: :
'• Purple " Grove 'Farm ,Forurri
Chesley ,to a• native Of that -town;
Duncan : "Mickey" . MacKay,. a
merriber of the Hockey Hall Of
Fame andone of Canada's:hoc-,
key.'greats. •
day.' • : •
.Mr. 'George Pusbell •• spent a.
couple of diy in Toronto,
•Dorinie and • Bat'. Thompson
uy the
0.0P bag
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'withthe
ages of. having •the ,Departinent
Al • • 99 of...Highways itlIce over the •.11/4:
A. E. Greer, reeve of Kirwan.:
dine• TOwnship, :,points Out. to
KinCardine residents the advant-
toriy.t.11391.if,4,nddlator6t.il.ts•rtifip beast7aele, ftritutbez
Toute y-ipass: •
ta g b".
YOUR "BIG COMBINATION,
RIG VALUE! Coop Fertillier givetiiyon a higher
percentageOf water-soluble phosphate, a higher
i$ contentlower Moisture content, uniform.
e• "size and leu seed-burnint character,
weatiothdreo-oli`totouquality" product
BIG SAVINGS
Your' early discount u: to. March.2nd
is
• $1,50 per t
• As a Comop MeMber yoU benefit Itom all' pur• . •
chaseemade through your store. The greater
the volume, the better your Co-op can operate,
and the savings .reallied thereby will be greater
to' individual members. Support your Co-op, i
a -truly ‘derIxobratic business institution wher0
eVety Member has 'etitial .rights, ,
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Irou're Ciosiamer and' Owner at .yintr.
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'Mns.•-.George of:Nalker-
ton• discovered her living 4'00M11
in $:lisarray ane Morning recervtlY,
caused by a big owl which had
gained entraneg: warY; of the
Areae chirnney, 1.3.Sing a coat'
fOr protection she threw it over
.the bird which received .a .thtir-
ried exit by way of tlie „door. ,
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• MEATMARKET
CUStOflI -ButcheOng.
• Monday* llcgs,, $2.00 in by 400 penu
Cutting and Wrapping, 21c pound
• CATTLE, CALVES And LAMBS* EVERY PAY,
EXCEPT SATURDAY
We Do Curing and Smoking... . Beef, Pork and Lamb.
Sold Whole, Half or Ouarter, .` . . For.Better Service,
• And Lower Prices — Call Ripley 100,, . '
Chas; klooisma, Prop.
Unsurpassed in Beauty and;Value
, • MORRIS
GRANITE ?kind MARBLE WORKS
Representative
A. Ross MacLennan-
, 1Khocardine
Public .Information
Is Important ••
• Providing information to the
public • in peace • and war has
been recognized for centuries .as
a • requirement by civil and mil-
itary ,authotities•. With the em=
ergence of democracy theimPorr•
rvcariseetgiv'c'efn'
Papers, radio and 'television Sta-
. tions have: been a major means
.by which. emergency measures
information has been made oxrai14.
ab,le. (peace:tithe, natural • dis:
asters ;repeatedly have illustrar
led the iMportan'ce, of infOrtning
the public. For example, during
bUrOcane Hazel arid the Windsor
gail.explosion, the effeetiVeness
With which pirblic,•; information
was Provided was Of iirimeagur-
able assistance, to thOse, resPori-
sible for s.operatiOns.
The 'mi:torte:nee to defehceof.
an informeditiblicis even greatL
er .fbr nuclear than conventional
war. And • theneed to inform
the publicon the subject • will
remain constant until siich 'time
as the- climate for "true pace,
has .been •develoPed
and the ',control and inspection1..
lof arms has 'beenacCepted and
eeffx: itv,oy. elayebsta•. 1,ished Vnfortun,
atelY,' those ,•conditiOns do.'not
A major means. of • prOvicling
information ti), the ipublic has
'been the publiCati6n of Parnphlets
arid leaflets. The information
contained in the,, pirblica tionS is
,As factual as preserit....knowled,ge
•permits:, 'Prior • itoPublication,
drafts of each are reviewed •by
•scientists/. and technical . experts
qtzalifiedthe partieular
ect . •
and every effort is made
to "present the information in
'language that wifl be understood
by the. public. ' • ' •
of the publications • are
visited Mr.' and Mrs.. DonalColdig.d
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Mr,• arid M . ;Ms. .'sarn Emerson
:Visited Mr.:. and. Mrs; William
Arnold.
• Mrs. Helen Swarmi spent tihe
week -end in ;Windsor. •
• Mrs.. George. Emerson. iriated
Mr. 'and Mrs. Andrew Patterson:.
•Patsy, :IVIautriee,- Man, Canolyn
arid Mary Ann, lVfa.,cDonald
ed .11(11r, .a,nd, Mrs. Ambrose,' Gam-
.' ble •
- Nancy Dore and itvel(yn Hark-
ness. visited Mr.,; and airs'. sat
• Einerson.
• • Mr. and .Mrs: Victor GawleY,
giladys and Mrs, Geschige Emer-
Son visited Mr. and Mrs. Burton
Coblin, • ,
Stonnie• bore 4*ot a couple'
drays wit& Mr,a4tcl ,MrS, attde.
• Jimmy Fartelli:Briari,MabOori-
ald and John Collins of the. Blip -
ley Pee Wee hockey :team spent
Saturday in ,Mildrhay. '
Gladys Gawley 'visited 'Miss
Ada GaVoley,.) • •• :
Mrs. Bunton, Collins and Mar-
oie 'spent* couple of days with
Misses Edna p,d 11!lay
.Mrs. •. Dore, Nancy,
Ronnie and Dianne were Sun-
day guests of Mr. and Mis Ger-
ald Brindley, •• .
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•Mr. George ,Bushell 'spent &a-
tnirday •with' his 'aunts, Misses
Isabel and, Margaret MacDonald.
11(4,8s, Mary. .Arin McCosh, •
Tonto. sspent the week -end with
Mrs, John.:CIll,
•Mr. .and Mrs, Barry 1VIoDonagth
and Michael and Wayne .6,f Dun-
gairon visited. Mr, ,& Mrs.' 'Goa.-
dorr Maerknold. 4. • .%
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCosh,
Miry Anne and ,Mrs. John Col.
„• WOW Were Sxiiday guest S of, :\lr,
arid Mrs. ICktlirie
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available, free and a lotter ad- •
dressed to Box 483, ,Emergency
Measures Organization, Walker-
ton, '*ill bring, a• copy. :
Lloyd • G./ Jasper, ,Co-ordinator, • ••
•l;iruce County E.M.O.
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Presbyterian Evening Aniciliary
The•,FebruarY meeting was held • .
at the home of 'lviri.,IVIOrgan Hen-.- •
derson wit fifteen ladies - . •
Sent.. Mrs,- ,Donald McCorMitit`
was 'in 'charge of the 'tfrograln. •
which opened with the Cali
Worship follo*ed iby iirim
prayer: Miss Mandie Fisher :gave
the Bible ,.StudY entitled "More
Than Lip ',Service Needed." Mrs,
Robert MacKenzie 1-eviewed rev ••
eral inte-resting articles .from: the
"Glad' Tidings, including one ,
Vh:e "World Pay: ot,Prayer" .4tO be' .
held .orr. March l's.t..:The "Order
,of. Service!' :for,. the Meeting has . ; •
been .prepared, • .by the Christian" .:
Women: of iKorea and ithe the •'
w11 'be "More Than Conquerors"
Members are urged to attend this
iinportarit service. A display of
books 'frontbe ,Publication .De-
Oartrizerit as, sh.C;wn, and orders ••
taken. • Mrs. .Morgan Henderson
gave the •'topi6,. introducing the
new Study' _Book, "On Asia's
anti beginning: the Study ot
Korea. The Meeting 'elated with
:ihYrnii and the benediet*,
social half +hour ',followed; •
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$3:00 /GRADE.'A HOG -•
PREMIUM TO RETURN
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The quality Premium paicr b3c
.the ifederal goVernment.on Grade ..
A hogs will be restored to $3
from . on April' lst, (the agri:.
culture department ,animaced
last week. ,
The premium was reduced, by
$1.1ast SePtember .4th as an &us,.
teritY.. measure., The department
said the .SaVing .involved • in the
redti�U�n w.i1i have :reached $1,-
345,600 by April Ist•
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'SU ; March 3; .1::90
THE NEW :DAIRY PARMRS'..!ADVERTISINO PLAN
to4
11110NUMNTSH
or sound• a fair price on a monument
correctly designed • from quality , material,.. rely oh •
SKELTON:. MEMORIALS.
. Pat CYNAgait,, Prop.
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. '• Estaonsnea• Over Sixty Years;
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Walkerton : , Pone "
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