The Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-12-06, Page 84.6
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THE t4:1M154. QW SIATINF.L4 LUCKNO,W4, PPITAX.0
Announcing
Cities -.S000 OiI. '4* gap
NEW,.
FURNACEIN I PLAN
On Any Make, Style or Type Of
Oil Fired Heating Equipment
Long Term Financing
Available Through Any Authorized Heating Dealer
* Low- dawn Parnents. • *•Personalized .delivery •
*.up to 5 years to toay • •, • service . •.
4'' 31/2% Interest Financing. *: Your supply is guaranteed
charge ,• :.*, Most heat per dollar
! Free heating survey. . , ,* "Degree .Day' Service
Phone for, details today to your local *heating dealers
•WEBSTER and MaikINNON
. •• 2,.,. •ART GILMORE• • •• '
..F'rogress,. ',Through • Service, •
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A "Bud" HAMILTON
*ties Service Aient Phone. 2210-W, Lucknow
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,..OLIVET...
. Reverend Eric •Smalley of. the
, Ontario Temperance Federation
•speke in 'the. United 'Church on
Sunday; 'presenting the, parable
Of the 90od. •Samaritan , from .a
• .very interesting paint- of
Messrs. John Bushell of tion and.
- Bert Canipbell of Chalmers, Sang
two 'duets acCoMpapied. by, Miss
lVIargaret 'Campbell at the con-
sole of the organ, ' •
• 'Mt.- and Mrs.. Robert Osborne,
Mrs. 'Melvin' Coiling and ',Mrs'.
Oscar White/attended a
ary. and Maintenance ' ,Arork-shOp
• in. Teeswater. United. Church •on
*Thursday evening. •"•
Messrs. Lloyd Button. of Kin-
. 'cardine .and Al.lan.Evans of Ti,
verton 'visited Clover , Valley"
' school on Friday in the interest
• of the Gideons.. . • - • •
Miss Donna Osborne of TorOn-
• t� spent the week -end with•her
•mother, ,•Mrs. Miner Osborne.'
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• BROWNIE NEWS
Welcome. ew .
Legion •Metii3er
The ,regtilar monthly Meeting
of Branch 309, Lucknow Royal• *
Canadian Legion was helf:l• Tues-
day, • November g8th - with, the
preiident, Earl' Cranston 111
charge •
One new'imember, Keith John-
ston, iwass welcomed 'into the
*Braneh.• , •
Twenty-fivedollar's was donat-
ed to the. Lucknow High • School
Bandas ,a token of appreciation
•for their, help it the Recmern-
brance Day seriiices., •
The Poppy report was PrePar-
ed' by William Stimson and read
by Mrs. Purves. This was a sUC-
cessful campaign and Bill was
accorded a vote of thanks.,
. , 'ResUlts of the 'draw, and dance
weregiven by Joe King, who
was .given a big hand for his,
woNrk. • orhination:$ were: diacusse. d
a nominating, committee of Clare
Johnstone; Charles ,Robinson and
Tone MacKenzie was selected to
bring. in a slate of 'officer§ fol.
the .next meeting.
Clare •Johnstone gave parti-
culars •of a••fan which may be
obtained; for the north wing, &
•he was'authOrizedtO prOCtire this
if, it litr:a in Working
•The.Brownies began their rneet-;
ing on NoVember agth, with sing-
ing, arid games. The Tbadstool
Fairy was Diane 'Wagner.
Brewnies 'Went to their
six' corners for Inspeetion . and:
marking of'the. six )3ooks then
came to Fairy Ring.
• the whole Pack • took. part in,
a Seiriaphore Drill, learning, two
iews letters. • ••
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In the work period, Tawny Owl,
Continued teaching the use of the
compass, 'Packie taught knots &
Brown .0w3,' tested Some. Golden
Barwork.' • '
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At Pow ow, a Pack 'Salute
was discussed deeided. uPon and
praetised. There was a diScussion
about a .visit ',froth • the District
Cornthissioner ...and a, rlyingAtp.
ceremony,. • . •
NEWS BRIEFS
FROM NEARBY
A 'fox,,, believed to: be rabid;'
was shot on the farm of 'Miciford'
BatinerMan in CUlross. It'had
previously attacked" a dog on:the
l'farin •of "Bert Bell: '
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An addition is• proposed at the
Southampton Public School, in
order' to accommodate. the child -
'ren from GradeS-2r to '8 on. the
Sangeem ' Indian Reserve.. This.
wctuld' Mean an increase *of about.
105 .students and Iirould be ef-
fective ileXt September.
R.'8..Iletherington was: elected
mayor ',of •Wingharn by 'aeclama-
tion, • succeeding •• R. E.- MeXin-
ney. Mr. Ietherington has been
:the Wingham' representative. on
the High School -Board for seven
•years. has previous council
service ,of five years— three as
reeve. • . ' • •
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WEDNESPAY4 6t11.4 1961
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MILL END STORE — KINCARDINE
'• Clearing Specials
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BOY'S T-SHIRTS,. assorted sizes, colon.; Regular 39c
'4 1 98 Clear t HALF PRICE
• BOY'S PULLOVER. PYJAMAS, • I
• ...Regular $2.49— , „ A bUy at $1.25 ,
ALL YARD GOODS, regulariy way below
normal prices „ Reduced 20 percent
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PORTABLE ELECTRIC HANLe MIXERS, •
ti • Regular $24.95 ' , . Now only $16.88 a
COMBINATION STEAK and DRY IRON, electric,
to Regularly $21.95 cut to $16.88
t3 LADY'S HAIR DRYERS, with hood,,, Electric. _a
Regular $27.75 . our price $17.45 a
Other Extra Specials Daily
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Gaviller McIntosh & Ward
.CHARTERgD ACCOUNTANTS
Bell Telephone Building
WALKERTON
E. KENNEDY, B.Ed., B.A., CA.—Resident Partner
Telephones: Business 633; Residence 106
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KINLOUGH
Mr's: 'John 13uShell, Misses'
:Margaret ,and Isobel 1VtacDOnald
were dinner guests .with Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Burton Thursday even-
ingli.Tr.. and Mrs. Ted Evans; 'of
Rexdalemspent the Week -end, with
•Mr. and Mts.' Bert ,Nicholson.
Mrs...Miper liartwick of
Klin -
cathine visited on Saturday. with
• her mother, Mrs•. Gertrude Walsh.
Note Change Of date) —
• The Meet thisFri-'
day, 'December8th at the home
of Edna, and May 8oyle. The
Evening Workers, also -the Mo-
• theta and Little Helpers are•
in-
vitd this' Christinas nieeting
, .
Mrs. Cox and Rev. Ben-
sbn Cox. • • • . • •
• ThePresbyterian "$.S. Concert
and ',Social evening was held pn
Friday ev.ening.•
Mrs.. Jack Hewitt •entertained
the.. Evening -- Workers at :her
home op Monday evening. ;
• Miss May Boyle , Visited On
Wednesday,' with • 'relatives at •
LOnddri. • ' • • • '•-
• Visitors with Mr: and • Mrs.• .
Ezra Stanley were Mr. , Casey-,
Jerome of Detroit, Mr. Ezra Sit-
ler and Agnes,.Mr.
Kiake and Larry'Stanley of Kin-
l'osS; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew, Ban-
nerman of :Walkerton'. visited•
witiv.Mr. and •Mrs. ,Ezra Stanley,
Mr..Floyd • Stanley is, practice
teaching, Under. the .supeniisien,
• Mr. and Mrs. GeOrge Ctiyler Miss Ada
1.van Lloyd To.m k:.
. . C !Mrs. Bert Nicholson and family'
Of Millarton • Visited, with Mr &
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thur • and 'Sharon Were recent •
Mr. and Mrs Ezra •Stariley:Ar
Brownie Squeeze and Chinies..•
The meeting closed with tile f •
,
• of Toronto visited on Saturday
• Mr. and Mrs, Arthur ,Baldenby,
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visitors with Mr. and. Mis. George
• ' In ormational T Young, 'Km:gar
. . • , ' • with relatives here. •
OUr s ,Students from the 'Stratford
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Cariying a bone in his.mouth,
Et dog crossed a river.ori a ntirini,
•, bridge. Ile Sal his own image
reflected in the water and decided
that it was another dog Witka,
bone
bone larger than, his: Consulted
with envy, he opened his mouth
• to grab the other bone• ad lost hia ,
own'. ' •
Shadow
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•The man who hasa planned Sun Life
of Canada insurance prograin 'need ,•
., envy no one. For no ,One can better
face the future than the man who,
through the medium of life insurance,
•has provided for his retirement years or, .
if he shot*, not survive, for his
family's future security.
Life insurance is
tnY profession and
• I am at 3,,our.
• service. Why hot
call me today.? •
You will be untie;
no obligation.
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SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA
Wro. J. Kinahan
R.R. 2, 1A501010W phone i'inghain'
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA
High school...Students 'in West-
ern 'Ontatip this winter Will; get
first-hand reports on.. Canada's
first full-scaIe/nuclear" Power
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• It's part of an information pro-
gram s•et up ,by Ontario Hydro
We are sorry to report thaiTeachers', College • are practice-•
and formerly of ,here is ;a patient
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teaching inour school under the qrs. Maurice Hodgins of Londen
in, Vietoria ,HoSpital,. London ollins
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supervision of Mrs. •, Katherine
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott, Bill `. • ' : • *. '•
and Bob visited on Sunday 'with Is Your Sabscriptiori- Renemiecn,
and AioMic. Energy- of • Canada
Lirnit.e
DOuglas Point' 'Nuclear POwer Accidents .Don t Come Gift-.. •
iver,• Lloyd, chief guide'at..the
Station, will visit schools in the
•,' Goderich and Collingwood rapped!' .They Carry A Pace Tog.
..61-64„ botindod Pen-
to talk abOut,the project and the
'part .it wifl *play in 'the. future;
supply of electricity.
Ivan WAS born and raised at.
Lucknow. 'He is' the son of. Mr:.
and Mrs., 'Williarn Lhyd riow of
London. ' • . •
Douglas point .is well on its
,waY, Being built on the shore
of Lake •Huron,':midway betvveen
Kincardine and Port *Elgin, it
will be in operation by 1905
with a.'capacity of 4200,000
watts,
More than 40,000 persorts have
i visited the plant's Information'
'Centre this year,. The Centre
will be open .'Sundays 'throughout
the. winter, between 1 p.m. ande• A
For full details,. -call:, •
4 p.rn; Mr. Lloyd will be avail- / •
able to answer questions and ex-
plain the work. going on. The • John A, 'hlacMurchy
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.,A skid in your car can result in extensiveand
EXPENSIVE' damage to your own or someone else's
car or. property . . .painful and. EXPENSIVE injuries,
.to .You or. to Others. r • • • ' '
A Slip on the. ice. can result in painful and EXPENSIVE
injuries too. .• • •
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ClA'S' AUTOMOBILE and ACIDENT,:INSUR AN.
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CIA
'S ACCIDENT and SICKNESS INSURANCE,
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:could help you 'pay the price tag on these atOclentS:
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plant is reached by a paved ac-
11114LEY, PHONE '11943
cess road' ttlio Miles north of Ti
verton• on Highway 21,
• At other times *tours: can be
arranged by appointnient„ Ar.4•
irangemcnts ean be Made by tele -
honing the project, 'Kincardine.
750, Or .Writing. toflottglas Point'
Project, P..0. to,c 1000, Port
, Ontario, .
CIA Co-operators
Institance Association
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