The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-10-29, Page 17CI
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WEDNESDAY. OCTOEERX1Il, 1 Sl .... 'HIE'.. CUCKNOW.$ENTIN.EL, .4UCKN0!
ONTARIO,,
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CRAWFORD MOTORS
CRVSLER - DODGE - PLYMOUTH
WINGHAM ONTARIO
TRUCKS.
8 CORONET 500, ;2 dor hardtop,
mole -bucket -seat , _ .
64 DODGE D500, chassis an cab
69- DODGE 4 door, 8' automatic,
Power Steering and power brakes,.
demonstrator
69 CHRYSLER New/Port :. Convert-
ible, power equipped and radio
69 " CHRYSLER,• 4 ,door sedan, power
steering,, power brakes acid radio.
69 BUICK Wildcat, 2 'door hardtop,
power equipped. and, :radio
equipped :.
CORONET,. 4 door, '-6 automatic.
with radio •
67 DODGE stationwagon, 8: .cylinder
automatic and .radio
65..DODGE, 2 door hardtop, ;s. auto
matic and' radio
.64 PLYMOUTH,• 6 automatic
63 FORD, 4 door sedan, 6 standard
C..NIJ..IVIE
For sound counsel and a Ia>lr price` on � numeflt
correctly-designed-from-quality--material,-re1-y�
SKELTON MEMORIALS
Pat O'Hagan, Prop.
Established. Over Sixty Years:
WALKERTON - ' . PHONE 881-0234: ONTARIO
Y NANCY. O' KEEFE
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St. Helens' Young People were
also invited•.• ' Penalties were
imposed or' those not..coming, in
costume. An entertaining evening
was well, planned with all the
spooks ' and' a .horror house an
added feature.
Mr and Mrs. Peter Cook visit-•
ed: Mr. and•'Mrs'. Bruce Holland'
of Clinton on Friday.
ouple
arried AtS.t..,'Catharines
COMFORT;- BURDEN'
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Dr..Wilson B rid:ge.officiated in '
a. candlelight.cerembny in
Welland Avenue United: Church,'..
i1.1 :'St, C atharines for.the marriage
of Edith Lucille ; Burden and ,Ennis
Blake 'Comfort:on. Friday ,° October'
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:PORT FRO
BY•••MURRAY GAUNT.
M.P.P. HU,RON.; RULE
New. rules ,opening the Cabinet
.to greater ;questioning by the ;opp
osition shortening 'the daily Bess
ions and setting a cline limit 'for
debate on -e•sti mates', will boirre
into effect in the. Legislature .on
,October 27.
If they. prove, satisfactory, the
Legislature will probably
introduce next session .the remaind
er of the' rules reforms contained
in the, re:port.of a select commit-
tee on procedure which sat last,
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sUmtf'er.
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TTh- ho ges-eansrit.ute=t
major revision' of House !rules in'
30 years..
The Provincial Governmentint-
roduced legislation this 'Week to
require cabinet approval of any:.
'sale of shares' that wouldgive'a
company more than 50% of the .•:•
shares of a gas •transmission.d:ist
ributioh, o.r storage', company
17th at 7 p'..m:.
The bride is the daughter of the.
late Di. and .Mrs. 'Freda Burden of
Moncton; New Brunsw ick••and the
g
room:is'the.sop of,.Mr, and. Mrs.,`.
B.,F: Comfort; St. Catharines.
•The bridewas given in marriage.
by her brother; W. '.H,. • Burden of
Moncton New Brunswick Mrs'.
1N H..•` Burden was matron •of •
honour. Mr. •G1e.n H. Campbell
was -best- man- arid the users' were •
Dr.M.•C. Parks' and. Ivir. A.1•Page.
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• A reception followed'at Centen
nial Tow e-rs'.Lounge
A"i'ter their honeymoon in Flor-
ida Mr. and Mrs'; Comfort will
rest a in St Catharines,,•
Pre -wedding partiesh
;•for te
bride-elect :w,ere.given by'Mrs.'3
F.,Oakle and:Mrs, E. M. Y
Walwin, Mrs. Robert 'Kin . •.and
g,.
Mrs,. Glen. H.. ,Canipbell;.Mr.' and.'.
Mrs.' E.• R. Clemis•, Vineland;
Ivir's ; Harr •Y Maclvor .and Mrs
Os node Darte; Mrs M. C Parks,;
Mrs Al Page and -Mrs ..;G.E. ,
Keher On. Thursday evening
following the wedding rehearsal
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eri:terta1ned.
ZION
Contirnured-progress , in., Frank
Ritchie's condition is' reported,.•.
He was able to be' up, walking:on
Sunday .. He is still a patient in.
Victoria hospital, ,London.
Mr. and Mrs.. Jim • Hunter were
in .London .on Sunday where .they
visited'Mrs. Frank Ritchie. and •..
Mr: and• Mrs. ,'Herb .Hunter/and,
their new•'baby son Trevor. H;erb.'
is on the teaching staff of board'
of education in, London
3ylr_ and' Mrs:. m S.
-Saturday guests .with Mr. and
Mrs .• Peter Cook, and Mrs.' S'. Reid
were Mt.. and Mrs. Chester'Nich-
olson of` Goderich. and Jim 'Reid of
Goa e'rich • • .
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Mr. and Mrs. Peter Steer of .
London: spent • the week -end with
her 'parents here.
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Mrs; .Wm ' Humphrey;of St. •
Helens', visited on Sunday with Mr.
a•nd:Mrs. Peter Cook and Mrs.
Sani Reid.
'and'.Bill,of Molesworth visited Mrs.
and Mrs, Eldon Ritchie and family
on Sunday.
M,r. and'Mrs. Bill; Hunter visited
on Sunday evening ;with Mr': and
.
Mr -s: t4 Ahrens o -f Indianapolis at.
the home of Misses Ada. and Hazel
Webster :' _ Mrs. 'Ahrens is: re.cove:r=
ing from.a..seriousl,Y. fractured
foot, which occurred some;six
months ago : it is good to.see
her able ..i' get about again• after
spending many months bed. fast;:
Mr.•. and Mrs. William Irwin
of Kinloss were: Sunday visitors
'with Mr• and Mrs'. Charles .,
Trinity Youth Group held 'a
"Mr and Mrs.. Steven•: Elliott',
Bill and Barbara of. Oshawa were•
week -end visitors with .S'a'ndy
vvIacDonaid :•
f Mrs Charles Hatherton of L lrn
ira, spent Sunday with .her mother
,Mrs.MacMurchy.
The October meetirig;'of the
W:;'M S.,:was held in Lucknow'.at
the: home. of`Miss Sadie Johnston,.,
with Mrs••.' E.• IvlacLean m char e,
SHFI@L
• KINDERGARTEN:' •
Today, we•had the, first.snow.
fall of this year. The snow looks
white like• feathers or leaves fall.-
ing.down. •The snow feels cold,
wet, icy and soft:.
By Margaret: Frayne
GRADE 1 &2_
..We' made snowrnen on .Wednes
day...At the party for Fr. Galea
we are going to sing. Frances. Van
Rooy got poison ivy and she is at
home
By Delores Nevis .,
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.GRADE .2 & 3
Billy Foran is. back of school:
:We -are making booklets. for Social:-
Studies.
ocial:-Studies. We. were making snow
balls, outside'. Paul Franken : •
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broughta'white:,black and'.brown
guinea pig •.to .school We, were
reading over the tape -recorder.'
.By Margaret Franken.,
a
GRADE4 &:5
Everyone is glad that the snow
as come ;:In Religion we made a;'
rLsholpan• the-gro-wth-of tt�e
Kingdom of God
By Margaret Austin.
'HALLOWE'EN PARTY • ' •
Mrs. A llan•'MacDonald and Mrs-.
Jack Collinson., leaders of the
Explorers held`, a Hallowe'•en, ;art
P• Y
for. the pupils in the Church School'
Monday,night.
:Mr:: 'and Mrs .:Geo:. Leadbetter"
Halib-We-en .party at • ar ars of7TOron o. were week en v s
Wiikin's home on Monday evening with Mrs. 'Colin Mac'Gre.gor
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G RA D.E 5 & g
We are making,lposters in •
science . -.There are two 'new .child
ren in our room. Their narnes are.
Ron and• Sue Laframboise.. We are •
learning folk •songs because We .are
'going:•to;have a 'folk mass
By Marianne :Frayne
• GRADE• 7 &. 8 .
Pather;'Galea: is leaving g us and
going ;to Malta We, bought: him
a. :present and we are, goin� to
g.
Mils--1.114w.a pa ty
By'Char'les Crawford.,
.The 'legislation is .expected,to . •...
apply 'to the proposed takeover of
Uni.; Gas'Co. of Canada Ltd
by++~^�rrsum:er's Gas Co, of Toronto:
the biggest..rnerger of two all Can
adian Companies .for many years::
,agriculture Minister
Stewart charged this week; that
retailers who urged last summer's
beefboycott have failed to match'
price 'reductions''th.at the boycott
caused at the producer and whole
sale levels:
This matter has: been under •
study recently by the Ontario Eood
C'ouncil.. The Council stated beef
prices at the producer and whole-
sale levels have dropped :76:6/6 of
last spring's increase. However,
retail beef prices have dropped
Only 57 oio,
uring , reta.i ersc arge
an average. of 170 'per pound above;
',;:.),the wholesale level'. They ate'
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charging.. an average' of la, do. •
,per pourid above the price they pay
'for beef according to the report... '
CANADIAN
EDITION
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is now et at the
100 'KINGSTON ST.
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GOE ERIGH,
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