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PUPPETS - PUPPETS
Grade One has a puppet theatre
in our classtooni. Five peOple
may go to it, every day. Some of
us even brOught Our Special pup-
pets to school.
1971 PLYMOUTH Duster, 2 door hardtop, cylinder autotnatic
" power steering
.1971' PONTIAC Catalina 4 door hardtop, V8 automatic,
power. equipped
)969 PONTIAC Laurentian, 4 door sedan, V8 automatic
1969 PONTIAC Parisciennef 4 door hardtop, V8, power equipped
1969 PrIEV 4 door, r automatic, Power brakes, power steering
1969 DODGE Polara 4 door, V8 automatics, power steering,
power brakes
1969 PONTIAC Laurentian 2 door hardtop,. V8, automatic, power
steering, power brakes
1968'CADILLAC, 4 doer hardtop, full power, air conditioning •
1967 FORD Custom sop V8 automatic, poWer steering
'1967 PONTIAC Grand Parisienns, V8, full power
POLARIS USED/
1969 'Scorpion
Snowmobile
1971 Polaris
Snowmobile —
nomobiles
IN STOCK
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Michael'Hunter has been, tick,
We will he glad t6 have hint
back.
Open House is next week. Our
patents are coming to see our
work.
:Some people in our class did . blow -painting. • GVe.. had to blow
paint around 'our piper with .-a straw. 1e-Was fun:
GET
ATTENTION
A Bud" Hamilton
house N.011 hesitate 'to
buy today because of the
cost Of a mortgage,.... what
will it be worth in ten years
or longer'' Just look..every.- '
where at the record of,
.'increased real estate values
over the years!.
So come in and discuss a,
mortgage loan tei help you enjoy that dream horne'
right now ... and own it
While its long term value
rises. Borrow today at
Victoria and Grey : ,
s.
AERIALISPRAYINO .:
John Tarr, President
WISH TO' ANNOUNCE THAt\THEY
WILL BE DOING
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THEY WILL BE REPRESENTED BY
'JERRY LOSEE WHO IS NOW BOOKING
AEROPRILL WORK
HE WILL BEGIN FLYING BY THE •
END OF THIS MONTH
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On Friday, Febru'ary 2,r)•, Brook-
side defeated' Ripley with, a score. •
of We arc .going; to beat ,
tbem next game. Yah.l , Ripley I
RIPLEY7HURON
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The Ontario government 'may '
incorporate Bruce county, road No.
frbin Sauble BeaCh to Ilepworth
in the provincial highway system'
as an extension of Highway 70.
In summer this is one of the .
most highly travelled roads in
Bruce.
The intersection of this road by
County Road 21, near the beach,
is slated for improvement by the
county this year. • It will be wid-
ened. and possibly equipped with
traffic lights. Aniabel Township
will be asked by the county to as-
sume part of t116 costs of the sig-
nals. .
The county's roads co-ordinat-
ing- committee will review a re-
quest to take over the road from
Tiverton north to Concession :2 of
Bruce Township and then west to
Douglas Point. . At-present , Bruce
Township is the only township,
other than the' two at the tip of
-the •Bruce Peninsula , without a
county road withia its borders.
-The department of-transporta-
tion and communications has not-
ified-the--Bruee-highwaopinrii it-
tee that, $336 MO b_c' avail
able for.construetion and •
.$290,000, for -riiaintenarice in
1972. In addition there will'be
$121,000 in direct aid.
1,ow•eStimate of costs on work
done last Isar. in Ripley and at
the 'recently. Opened Pike 'Riyer
•bridge were responsible for 1971's.
,UOU' de.fic it. , the highWay
committee says.
Highway :construction proposed
for 1972 include: the road from
Tiverton to InverhurOn Beach,
$92 ,u00.•,..01ipliant to Wiarton
higs hway, 000:, ,
.of sharpeurves north of, Hope
`Hay, $14,U00; county road No.
11 east from North .Bruce,
$'7!:),0,00; road No. 17B front Tara
.to Inver-may, $06,000. •
• The 001111TiitteC proposes spend;
$26•,!•)00 for paving of five •
miles north of Sauble
314 ,000' for 2 1/2 miles east of
ed In 1TB ear
Deborah lIelen Bottler , daugh-
ter of Mr. 'and Mrs. Frank Puttler
of Port Carling, passed away
suddenly recently at Toronto
Genera I I lospital.
Miss 13tittler was in her eight-
centh4ear,_ Skeliad been afflie-
•ted with leukemia since. she.'was
nine,years old but she .herself hem
lieed she had anemia , a •blood.
,deficiency. Ifer parents kept the
truth frorn her ,.as they .felt it
niight wea ken her Spirit ', Debor-
ah enjoyed the-best breVerything
and 'enjoyed life to the full.
She was quite active in'activ-
itics both at her school and corn.
mu.nity. Besides being a trombone
player in the'high school band,
Bracebridge, where she was a .
Grade 12 student, she took part in
!natty events of the school. In
the 1971•Cavalcade of Color ,
Miss Bottler represented Port Carl ,
ing in the bliss Muskoka' contest.
At the funeral, members of
the B..M.L.S.S. band formed an
honour goard for' the forther Mem-
ber and friend.
Miss Bottler is survived by her
parents., one sister Vicki•and a
brother Colin. •
,Iler grandmother, is a sister of
Ntrs, Leonard Webster of Milford.
Bay. Lconatd Webster was a form-
er resident of this arc`,. 1lis death
oceurted tew weeks ago.
Card Party
A card party was held ill the.
Zion Hall on Monday, of this
'eek , spOnsore-d-b344-1-a-ple-c.rove
L.O.L. 1044,
High prizes'went.to.Mrs. Allan
Gibson and. Gordon Carter, with
low to. Mrs. Lorne Cooke and Al-
lan Gibson.
There will be another card patty
in two, weeks.
Says Treat cause,
Not $ymptotns.
The National Farmers' UniOn
has cautioned the Ontario,G:overn-
mem not to use its resources to
develOp beef prOduction incentive'
programs which would have the
'effect. of driving prices down, in
light of reported increased cattle. •
numbers'.
Walter Miller, Vice President •
of..the NFU, in a recent letter to
the• Hon. WM. A. ,Stewart ,
Ister of Agriculture and Food,. .
called' on the Minister. to use his
influence -to get other govern-:
rnents of 'Canada to help establish
a totally co-omit-mated prOgram to
develop the livestock industry,
and help establish an overall
national meat authority.
The letter said the NFU.is un-
able to. support any production in-.
centive program for beef without.
first having established an overall
national meat authority to
avoid placing•beef producers in a
comparable positiOn•to that ex.- •
perienced by hog .producer'sOver
the past few, years or shifting Prod-
uctiOn from one commodity to.
another. •
.Thejettersuggested low
'interest partially forgive-able
loans could sere 0-Seidl'
purpose i.f applied on a general'
basis to establish yonng•farmers in
the business.of,.farming, but not
on. a 'commodity basis.
T,he - union Vice President
.called - fat-;a-progra-TM compara-ble'
to the Veteran'SLand Act used
following World - War ,2 to help
get uyourfg farThers• established.
•Miller
continue to pursue the policies. •
established by its men bers in
convention 'and -will ask govern - •
ments to treat the cause of the
problem - not the, symptoms
AMbelside south of Formosa , and
$8,000 for 1.1/2 njiles at Barrow
Ray. .
. The. bridge program includes
an additional '$5.2,000 at:the
George Grant Bridge iii‘Paisley;
$37 1 0001 on `the Pike 'River •
THE LkicKNOW SENTINE'L, •LticKNOW,.,ONTARIO
COunitef Bruce
Plans Extensive
72 Road Piogram.
Don't let
lack of cash
hinder a
bargain buy!
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Galeria), 524-7381
Bridge; $18,000 for' a bridge over,
Pearl Creek ,and $22,,000 for a
.bridge over Sriake Creek.
Other expenditures include a
$374 ,0 00 total for maintenance
and $4 0,000 for new machinery.'
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