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LUCKNOW
lana S'2A-20Zi
It's time the Liberal to Ottawa
woke up and:perha.ps they would
iiscover why, the •West,is Conserv-`
A Calgary :firm, .Community "Ant=
ulna Television Company., Was
recently refused permission by. the '.
Departmentof Transport to bring.•
U.S.. programs ,into Calgary Via a.
thicrowave connection with .Salt
Lake City, Utah
A City Alderman of Calgary
Jack Davis, flew to Ottawa after •
the bid was refused, but the Cab,
inet wouldn't review the •;decision ..
and he couldn't 'get to see Trans. .
port Minister Pickersgill. °
However, he was invited to .sub
niit. a brief to the Commons Comm
ittee> on. Broadcasting:; •
Thee firm, is 'now considering
usuig.vide'o-tape facilities to get
around the federal regulations.
But; there's one thing Mr. • Davis .
is -forgetting. •If he attempts this
(and he wouldn't dare) he'wouldbe
breaking th aw-by', operating; a
TV station without a license
It's a sad thing to admit and see.
but discrimination does exist in
Canada and the government is .
responsible People in this area'
can watch the. three American and
two Canadian networks°with the.
use of an antenna,. or cable TV•if
the area is served, Why should
citizens in. Calgary be forced to
watch a minimum of television`
.entertainment?
A• personal note' to Jack Pickers
gilt.and Judy La'Marsh; Go West Or
North and see How you 'like- -'
watching•tho.,lited -number..of
TV stations and pr'og'rams,
Don't go for a'weekortwo--
stay a year.;•
You would certainly return to :
Ottawa with your eyes' open' and
perhaps the two of -Yon would:be
able to write a -sensible Broadcast-
ing Act.,.,rWe need one for ALL
'Canadians: •
The. first big sporting event ,dur
ing: the'Centennial year occurred, ::
in Kitchener It was a�ra
exhibition hockey. game. between
.Russia and Canada The Russian
team. ha's been travelling; across
.the Dominion, and rnany hockey
fans have had the opportunity of
seeing this sport-, 'Many had the A :
•opportunity: of seeing the game -.
played in Winnipeg via television .
two.weeks.•ago. '
The .Kitchener Auditor= was '
. completely' sold 'out .long,before• •
the: game on -January 12th
It'was impossible for hockey fans •
in Liicknow to l uy tickets' for the
game. It's impossible for the
Kitchener Auditorium to seat .all
hockey enthusiasts from the twin .
Cities', ' let alonecentral and West-
ern Ontario. ° So. the question conies up;
Why didn't CKCO-°TV in Kitch
ener televise this ;important game
for the thousands who,:could not
get into the Kitchener Auditorium?
Thee station claims they tried, but"
were prevented
Why didn't the Kitchener•Audit
oriuri allow. this: to be telecast?
What was wrong. with the C,A.
•
The people had a right to ,see
this game, 'They were deprived'
-of this right.
Why.and by whom?
• Would- CKCd-TVcare to answer '`
.'this question?
Would the -Kitchener; Auditorium -
like to answer? '
And, how about :a reply from the
C.A.H.A.?
Write your answers, They'll be ,
printed* The hockey fans In •
Lucknowo,would like to kno:w:'•
Tom,.
PAGE SEVE.
derwent Surgery Va.ilous Methods S uggesi�d 1a Raise
t.Victoria, London Mosey To Assist On Centenniul Tour
KINGSBRIDGE NEWS; -
Mrs. Ray' Dalton who has, been a'.
patient in: Victoria Hospital fbr
the past several weeks. ,'underwent
heart surgery this !mining (Mon=.,
day) Her many friends extend15
;
their best wishes to her.
Miss' Frances Gilmore, Londn,,
Mr. and °Mrs, 'Wray Piersonand
children, Iiamilton: spent the week
,end! with. M•s. Ed .• Gilmor.e.:and
Jin 't
Frank Doherty is a patient in
Goderich hospital. "
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis, Hogan
Mike and Jim .visited Mrs, Hogan`
Sr':, and Irene in.London-on Sunday:
Mrs;: Alvin Moran has been a
patient: in °Winghani Hospital for
the past four weeks but .is -expected
tobe home shortly:
LETTER TO THE EDITOR'
BruceTBFund
Is ..800 Short.
Lueknow Seritinel',-
Dear Sir:.
The Bruce County'Tuberculosis
Association would .like to thank.
those who have•. contributed • to •.our
1966 campaign.
We. have received 47.; 200,: but
still need $800'to carry on. our
'year round ,program: Ifyou have ,
not contributed it is still not too,
ate to get your 1.966 receipt, for '
income tax purposes. This could
be Mailed, direct or -paid 'at your
bank
ank.ing you again
Mrs ,Norma MacKay, Sec.
Box 500, Ripley, Ontario..
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EUCHRE .PARTY -
There were twelve tables of
Euchre at the Anglican ladies
Guild •card party on February. 2.
Ladies high winner was Mrs. Aubin
•
second, Mrs. F. Thompson, low
Mrs: Wm . Wiggins, ;Jim. McWhinn
.ey,was..high for the. men, Robert
'Stothers.; second .and: Albert Brown
low . The nearest birthday to
Valentine day -.,was won by .Mrs.
Howard Johnston,.:., tib ..
_...Joe and Harvey Sproule left last .__
week. to spend a few weeks
Texas and 'Mex:eco, •
Mrs. Thos Park ,returned' to
her
home on Saturday' after 'being a : '
patient 'in St.: 'Joseph's hospital', •
London for almost three weeks.
We are, glad "to report Mrs;, Park * :
• is. feeling- rrruch better . •
and Mrs.. 'Heber Eedy were:
Stind.ay guests,'of' Mr', and Mrs.
Harvey• Fuller. of Goderich .,
Harold. Congram , John and Mari-
lyn of Wingham visited on 'Sunday.,
with Mr.. and Mrs... Lorne Evers. '
The World'.s :Day, of prayer will ,
be observed On Friday' February .10'•
at`2 p ins in Dungannon: United
Church ,:.With .Mrs. 11Zpss Shiells.of.
Lucknow as guest speaker
The 'Dungannon U. C W.' will
•r
hold their regula.meeting; on
February 14 -at 2 p,;m ..instead ..of,
'the regular date
Visit ng'on Sun.da;y.' with. Mr,. and'
Mrs '.T.. Reeve wereMr.. and :Mrs.. .
'John Conway:, Breida -and' Bradley
of West'Lorne',. Betty Irvin of
Loddon and; Fred Stirling of
Tharnesville and,Mr, and' Mrs.'
Bill
Clement .o'f Goderich
'
1st .Kinloss Group Committee met
Monday, , February 6th in the Scout
• Hall.' There was a full attendance,
I Chairman"N: E,' Hadenby',
Treasurer Dan, Macinnes,, Ira -
Dickie, Jim `McE,wan,' Jrh.Liz,more:
Leo Murray Representative • from
Holyrood W, I.' Mrs. Frank .Maul
den. Secretary Mrs. Ira:Dickie.:
Morley.Bushell and Mrs..
Ernie Hanna have made several �.
new neckerchiefs- A cheque .was
issued to,pay for material for
these. Jim Lizmore had installed
a heating cable•since the last
meeting and a cheque was given
for -this-4s`o :.
Ir was announced .that Rev. Rod ..
MacLeod of Lucknow';is holding
Classes Thursdays at 4;'15 p.m.
for Girl Guides and .Scouts, wishing•
•to obtain their Religion and: Life
Badge. Kinloss Scouts and •Ventur-
er.s are. welcome to these' classes,.
At the January ;meeting it, was
voted to donate '$2S... to each boy
gotng.'on' the Centennial Tour. It.
was learned`. that several 'more
have now. registered sQ.the Group
omniittee to. raise
more 'rnoney.for this project, They
had, requested a donation at
Township Council,. Monday,
February 6th'which may be consid ,,.
ered•. Leo Murray:suggested a
canvass, of the community 'and a
,scrap metal drive was also. meat,
ioned.: ,Proceeds: from some card.
parties sponsored, by:the , Holyrood
W ,I are' being'• donated. to this.
fund There are twenty-four:
Scouts and Venturers and six lead;-':.
ers going from lst Kinloss. Scouts
Means'of raising money will' be'.
further discussedat the March
meeting
lien" Lizniore moved thatthe
meeting',adjourn.. :
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