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TAP •LUCKN'OW iSNTINEL, LUCKNOW, QNTARIO WEI? ; ®AY, APRIL 194h,. 1981
ANNOUNCES THEIR
Exciting
TARTING NEXT THURSDAY,.
APRIL 27th
Fresh new ideas in hardware, sporting goods,
housewares tools, toys, gardeninga
r & automotive rriotive :needs.
PLANNOW
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Of THESE SPECIAL OFFERS.
Phone. 50
Luck, naw
YOURLOCAL'. 'CREST HARDWARE
KINLOUGH
a\ :r T. K. i'W 1die, I:P.S. 'made
his .official visit to :our school.
during they . week.',
Miss .Margaret ' Sehneller rem
turned to her 'school duties'. at
Belleville O.S.D • '
Mrs. :Bert. Nicholson went to
Toronto: on, Sunday ,. to: be with
her sister, Mrs.. Lloyd Conway,
who is critically :ill. '
Miss Marie Schrieller of Wing ,
ham 'spent. the : • 'week=end, ..With
her 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy,
Mr.,Walter Nicholson, South;
Line, : renewed acquaintances
here.
Mrs. William Percy is a . pa-
tient it Kincardine •:Hospital as
the result. of a:. fall ,at her home.
here Her many . friends wish her
improved health.
The :Reverend Benson 'Cox.' who
has :been confined' tobed• at hig
home due• to a heart: seizure, ',is
able to be up, and rnoving about
,again. His many friends 'wish.
him ::improved health:
The ;A.Y.P.A ' met': ' n
� o :Sunday,
evening at 'the church' when plans
were made: for a variety,. Concert.
Mr. -Howard McGuireof`Win'g-
ham' visited on::Sunday •,with Mr.
and Mrs . George Haldenby:`.
• Mr.: and -Mrs: Elmer Kolpin of
London visited on' Sunday 'with
Mr. and Mrs. William' E. lialden7.
by•'and with 1VIrs...'1VL Dudley At
:Lucknow. ' - • .
Mrs. Roy. 'Schneller ..w s hostess"
for the WA, meeting at her' home
on Thursday:. afternoon.
Mrs: Chris . Stark of Amberley
spent an .evening:with . Mrs. Bert
Nicholson: • -
.Mr. and 'Mrs: Roy. Graham re-
turned ,home froze visiting in.Ann
Arbor, Michigan . with Mr. ' and
'Mrs.. Jack Grahani; '
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THE. ;: FAMOUS
Vermiculate ,Insu!ation
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The Attic, , and • Between Studs In The
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Your' Choice Of. Up To 2.000 :Different.,
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PRESENTATION' lVJ[AI?E:
A•' presentation was made at
the home of Mr. Jason Lannlbkin,
Con; 2, Howick,. for• Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Carter, , (nee Daisy Lamb-
kin)`
amb-kin)` of Lucknow. The couple
were given, a tablecloth, and set
of .dishes from neighlbaurs.
SHAPING tIP •FOR DRY.
CYCLE IN THE WEST
Very little snow, few' storms
and not very Much cold, is the
way. George Book of Loreburn,
Sask;, surn.s up one. ' .of the rbest
winters they :have . ever', had out
there.
,Commenting on the dryness,,
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land is very dry ,and it has been
shaping up. 2for a couple of years
as. if We are , starting' another
dry cycle,: which • would soon
take • care of . the wheat surplus;
There hasn't been any moisturee
to amount to, 'anything. since
July 3 rd.
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and, other' makes 'in Lower Price Bract Cts;.
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HOLYROOD 4-11 CLUB N'
The. fourth meeting. of
the ■
Holyroed Fruitoneers' met at the. •
home of. Erlma and Sandra Per- n
ey.. The meeting opened with the ■
44-1 pledge. The roll call: Fruits • �.
we freeze,. can,:; or dry 'at home' .,1
and if any of .these are grown on a
your own farm, was 'answered by • �:.
nine men) iers:.'Notes,and discus- w•,
cions were: on :fruit for breakfast a
and the fruit .cup, Miss Black; the 1 •
Home Economist, ' demonstrated
the preparation of 'a grapefruit
for the fruit cup and later gave •' •
sheets .of,information about•
ous fruits,:: The ,girls divided into, riti:
groups with- 'each making a dif-1 •
ferent fruit cup which they en- ■:.
joyed eating , :for; ,lunch:. Jean'
Sutton thanked Miss' Black and i ■
the hostess. • :''
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The annual, banquet of the
•Lucknow-Dungannon .Bowlers
League was held in Lucknow on
Thursday night; marking '' the
close'. of another, successful sea-
son.: The winners of the: Hamil-
ton ' Trophy ,for ' finishing: high
team.: during the season were the,
Dungannon Cubs. The'Cnbs were.
also winners of • the. Play-offs, with
,individual . couples receiving .a..I
trophy ,donated by 'Mr, and Mrs. I
Walter . Brown;•' who 'Own and
operate the Wingham Bowling
Alleys Approximately 125 'bow-
lers `participated in ,this league
each year. The League .has :oper-
ated' continuously for the past
10-15. years and As still very pop-
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u.lar. with the younger ":couples `r
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theof ucknow-Qunga non area. ■., l� . , L. kt ■
Mr, and :Mrs. Percy'Blundell. • u ■{
and Mel' of Goderich visited. 'on ', .loomp■*CoA•■uw■eeni!olnimi ipme•Oe#,■e■e a ■■ f■a■n ;. ..
Sunday with Mr: ' and ' Mrs.; . Wm.:
Mrs Winnifred •Widcombe left
Sunday for her .home in Windsor
after: getting word that her fath-
,e'r-.in-law; ,Mr. .Chas..:Widcombe;
'Of . • Windsor had passed away: -
Mrs. Widconi;be was at the home
of her sister, Mrs.. Herb finni71
Panduring the ` atter's convales-
cene.e:
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. Mon Led�d' ' of � Luck-:
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now is', ernployed 'at 'the: home of
Mr: It. J. 'Durnin to ` replace Miss
Christa Lockner Who, has ; gone
to work near :Guelph` in order tot,
be nearer some . of her awn folk. I,
The Dungannon Mission" Band
met Sunday. morning during' ,the
morning worship in the auditori-
um:• Junior choir members ',Who
are .misson.•band 'members join- 1
ed in • with the meeting• in the
basement , after the' choir anthem
in church. Mrs. T. (Rev.) Rich-
ards accompanied for .the hymns
used and Mrs. Hugh McWhinney
conducted: • Thank -You Prayers
were 'read by several •members
from the world •Friends• Maga,
zine: Mrs. Ivah Rivett read "Here
and ..There ' with ,the ,Bible," A
'film "Mike Grows Up" was
shown. Brenda SChultt gathered
the `'offerings,
'Miss Eleanor Reed has taken
an 'office position: with CKNX
'radio ' and TV station 'Starting
this week.
Mr. and Mrs: Walter Stafford
spent` the week -end with, rela-
tives :and, friends in. Willowdale
and Toronto.
`' Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Sampson
and family, Goderich on 'Sunday
visited t • the home ' of Mr. Thos.
Irvin.
FEDERATION. ;THREATENS.
WALKERTON• H.S. BOARD
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Salary negotiations' • between
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the staff andboard of •the:Walk-
erton ;District High have
been ereopenedthis week.
• 'I. M: Robb of the 'Ontario Sec-
ondary School Teachers' Federa-
tion told the ;' board : last week
that the Federation would take
over if ,negotiations ` are .not• re'-.
surned , /, '
"If A. settlement'is not arrived
at, and. the provincial' federation
takes . over, 'I ani sure you 'will
losemost of your staff arid "you
will find it difficult' or impossi-
ble., to "replace':. thorn,'' Mr. Robb
said.
'Rivett: ,
A dance reception, was :held ' at •
the Agricultural Hall for newly
weds, Mr; and Mrs.: Karl Sievert..
Hank' Norris orchestra•' provided
music for dancing Mr. Bill Brad
ley' read .an address of best wish-
es and Mr. Jim Errington made
the presentation.;,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Glenn 'and,
family, Toronto were .recent'
itors -with' Mr and,Mrs.IFrank
Glenn: '
We are glad. to know Mr.
Charles. Rivett was'ab1 'to come
,horne at the end of the week
after being' a patient at Gode-
'rich Hospital:
Miss Roserriary Skit:, of Clif-
ford, former, teacher ' at ' the
1♦'ourth -Scliooi spent a few day
luring holidays with Mrw arid
rsw Ross Eedy, '
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He,gave'the board; one week ;to
reopen, the• salary •,discussion ,or.
the • federation would inform all
mnl
eb.ers thy 'should :not accept
employment :. 'in the 'Walkerton('
school .until: ' the issue. is settled.
The, federation would also en-
courage teachers now on'the staff .
to ': leave
`What kind of a whip, has .the. ..
`provincial ..association"? board
m:einber-Dr. Gerald'Mullen asked.
"DO you think that in a •demo-
cratic country like Canada they,
.would • let a school be closed?"
:Mr: Robb. replied ,the board.
would be ; responsible for the
closing. , • , ; K,
Salary rates here 'are below
average rates for the province,'
Mr. Robb said. *Graham Holm: of
Elmwood •said the . Walkerton
'minimum rates are higher than
many others he sees advertised:
Each `community should ...get
together with its'• teachers: and
work out ' a salary rate, .Mr. Rabb
said. . • '
"Negotiations in your interpre-
tation `are mere acquiescence of
the board to, proposals of the
teachers," board megiber Judge
P. S. MacKenzie said.
Mr. Robb denied this: •
"Because of :extraordinary
penditures this year we asked,for
the first time that the line be
held," the judge said,
"The availability of teachers is '•
not as. *critical, as it w'a's some
years ago. This' good • relation-
ship should apply, both ways. If
th'e teachers are interested in
good relationships, this Might
have,ibeen, the year to shove .IL
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