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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-04-05, Page 22!PAGE Y: TWENTY'r ..s. c.�, +mac -r a ...�.. p,... �.... R z ».�■,u ,rte r�.4^n "IU .?r�-.lam hr r....,... THE • LUCKNOW SENTINEL; ;LUCKNOW, ONTARIO • Tom: . 'ou Planning On SIDING No'Matter:Whet Your. Prefe a In Siding '. We Can Supply It ; Siding. Adds . Beauty- 'And . Comfort To Your • . Hosie And Greatly • Increases Its: Value, 'For A Very Reasonable Cost. FOR EXAMPLE . TO COYER 'AN AVERAGE., ONE STOREY HOME 30' WITH NUMBER ONE JOHNS -MANVILLE ASBESTOS ,SIDING; WATERPROOFED , WITH •CLEAR PLASTIC. SURFACE, IN SEVEN ATTRACTIVE: COLORS ... 0.STS:..ONLY....$42OOO 'COMPLETELY APPLIED WITH . REQUIRED•ACCESSORIES MONTHLY" PAYMENTS• TO 'SUIT. YOUR BUDGET TO COVER THE SAME HOME 'WITH NUMBER ONE HEAVY 'GAUGE ALUMINUM, SIDING COMPLETELY APPLIED WITH •ALL' THE NECESSARY ACCESSORIES • OSTS ONLY $69p. ALUMINUM SIDING IS; AVAILABLE IN' SEVEN. -, • BAKED -ON COLOURS` LS RICK AND W000 BEVEL SIDING Ne' Wil EStinlate. G1adi ,:Give,.,.You;.A,. .Free For Your Home With Obligotion John Iefl.4erSOi Lumber L1 PHONE. 52114111. LUCKNOW • Duron Again in. Midwestern Group EY F. S, `ATKE�' GODEi11GIt - Huron County has •. renewed its membership for.;1967• •in. ,'Midwestern: Ontario Developnieni Area Council at a cost of $5•.226. as recommended by the new Indust- : rial and ,Tourism': Committee to. County. Council Monday. • Three other counties are members:. Perth'.: Wellington and Oxford. with Waterloo a prospect: The City.of Stratford again has • turned .down membership. Calvin Krauter. Brussels. Chair- man of the committee.,, introduced. William a, Urquhart,- Stratford, general manager,. who `reported on some of the .projects under: way Signs were very good in regard to Centralia Air Base.'As liaison • agents. for Expo, Midwestern expec • ted to entertain five to fifteen . thousand in business groups touring the'area this year. • Mr, Urquhart said the Develop- m;ent Council had not lost any members so far from last yeat, but Stratford was out again The Coun- ,cil•was just living out its lease in :.r that' city: he said Hume,Clutton:, Goderi.oh, county appointee in1966`, reviewed his representation and requested !hat" he be not re -appointed. Chairman Krauter reported that cornmittee. members' had: met with :representatives of Ontario. Depart= h ents of Tourism and' Information and Municipal Affairs. and that a. ,further meeting is planned to 'dis'c uss the advisability'•ofcount$i Planning, . "Out of this there could evolve an: official plan," Mr. Krauter pointed out. "However; before any further steps are taken , • the committee will investigate the ;cost of any such project and re- port back to Coup ty Council." he ' stated, Mt. Krauter thought that the county had not been .advertised enough, .and commented that the cormnittee waswtalking aboutthe county producing a brochure to be distributed at various t urist-entry • points.. AN FOR, CAMPAIGN. PL Pr. esentSen'inel With,CitatioN Mrs. Jack McKim of Lucknow was host to a dinner meeting on Monday evening when the executive, and team• captains of the Lucknow Branch of the Canad- ian Cancer Society met to discuss plans for their Lucknow and 'dist- rict canvass which will be held the last week in April. • April is ,Cancer month throughout Canada and during this 'month' the local groups canvass for funds to keep up their valuable work which; continues on a•twelve month: basis;; Present at the dinner meeting was Norman Porter of Walkerton,. campaign chairman for the '.Walkerton unit which takes in`the ,whole, of Brt ce County and whose Objective is $12,500. Tears cap- tains present were Mrs,: Harry . Laois. representing the Kairshea • , Institute. Mrs., James Mathers representing the Foresters, Miss. Ruth,Thompson;• Mrs.:'JohnKreutz' weiser; Mrs; James Boyle,. M,r's J, L, MacMillan and Mrs.. McKim. Mrs': William Wharry and Mrs., .' Greer' were unable to attend,. Others present 'were Mrs. Ken Chester, : secretary of the:local group, Dr. Jack'M,cKim.and• Mr • and Mrs .,'Don Thompson. •Mrs. Jack McKim is: campaign , chairman for Lucknow' and district Last year the, local organization :raised $849 "and have been grad- ually. increasing their campaign from year to year`. Last year'the ..` campaign was extended into the 'rural areas.. Mrs.McKim said, �•'We like to:•think we:are not 'begg- ing people for money, we are ask g. in•them' to help.themselves" ..Mrs. J. L. MacMillan is :president Of the Lucknow unit and. Mrs. Chester, 'secretary Mr. Porter, : on behalf of the.Can- adian• Cancer Society, presented Don Thompson of The Lucknow: Sentnel;with a Citation :of Merit ' ' :for 'support of the .wilt of the Soc- iety oc-iety in. the newspaper •The citation read, "The Canad- Ian Cancer: Society herewish"•ark nowledges with grateful apprecia • tion 'the, valuable assistance and generous contributions of publicity provided in conducting' the Socie•- ty's annual appeal for. funds; and its continuing, efforts in educating, ,: the people of Canada on the: sub- ject of Cancer control" Mr. Thompson thanked Mr. Por- ter for the recognition and express, - ed the assurance. that the newspap- er would continue to be of assist-. ance to the Cancer group. • Mrs: • J. L., MacMillan thanked Mrs McKitri for the :pleasant evening, • • Honor' NewIy At.:RecepOon-..:. e� s• On•,Saturday evening members .of. the Whitechurch .Junior Softball teani'held a reception in White-:: • church' Community Memorial Hall for Mr. and Mrs. Gary iteavie,' newlyweds. 'Gary was aMember of the teats when they 'wan' O. S A, A Championship. Music for dancing ,,was supplied by Tgqi��f,fin' s Orchestra of which Joe `iffih, manager• df the. Ball tearri is a member. At lunch time, Mr. and Mrs. Reavie were called•to the platform and; given seats while Billie Robin-" son read an address and Gary Rintoul presented them with a gift.. of money and Alex.Craig on be- half•of the ball team presented them with a pole lamp. • Mr, and Mrs. Reavie both', thank'ed,the folks and team 'for.. putting on the reception` for the and for their thougltfulness'im n the gifts presented. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5th,' 196 Lions ice Carnival. Was Sucess The annual Lucknow• and District Lions Club •ice carnival is always a popular event with young and, old in the community.• Last Friday's carnival was held with balmy spring-like .temperatur es prevailing outside the arena. Despite the first "surrimer weather of the season, a good crowd was on hand. • • In the pre -:carnival hockey game. Lucknow Public School girls „defeat- ed Ripley by'a score of 3-1. Following 'the, judging of costumes,; a public school team from Ashfield and West Wawanosh defeated a , combined Lucknow PeeWee-Bantam hockey team by a' score \of• 5 -.2;.'; Mrs. Tom Anderson, Mrs, Gordon Montgomery and .Mrs. Alf Ritchie , judged the following costume' events., • Pre -School and Kindergarten:' Jennifer Haller, Waterloo, Nancy and. Susan Thompson, Marti Hansen Stratford; Grades 1 and 2; Danny Hansen, tratford•, Ton 'Johnstone, Margaret •Maclntyre. Grades 3 and 4: Sandra Finlay, Eleanor Johnstone, Beverley, .Maize, Grades 5 and 6r David Farrish, Barbara Hamilton, Donna Wagner, Adults: Mrs. Tom Haller, Water- loo and June Collyer, Mrs. Jas Mathers, Mrs. Ken Hansen, Strat- '•ford . RAC • Girls'ES 6 and 7;• $usan Hall, Susan Ritchie, Mary ., Boys 6 .and 7;Jay•.George Pickerall,, r: itch°finer, Steve Hamilton, Steve • Button Girls 8 and 9: Nancy. Chisholm Brenda Johnstone,' : Mary Ellen, Havens ' Boys Rand 9; Wayne Farrish Girls 10 and 11: Lorraine •Boyle, Donna Greer, Laurie Chisholm., ' Boys 10 and, 11: David Farrish, Ian Montgornery; Larry Hackett, Girls• 12 and 13: Elizabeth' Newbold, Joanne Thor"rmpson, Mary Jardine. Boys 12 ani 13:* John MacKenzie, Donald Mann,. Greg. Hunter. • Boys Open Race: John Emberlin `• Bob Greer, John McKenzie. ASHER AND SPI AT:LAIST! ItEAI. $IG WASHER EFFICIENCY IN: AN APARTMENT -SIZED SPIN-DRY WASHER! s... is - USE ANYWHERE •. 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The' oni} candidate 1.: Joint , 'past Ward •loynt was ' :Breckles c by Frank • .'In:the s nominate the candi ,fetred to', father, SIV having be edcitize ty.^He sa ..of Luckno guided an • 'which •had to the co. •Mr. loynt� rags and at all tim had assoc Inspeak Tine Hon1111JJ Ontario Mi was guest ing conver :Progressive ion held:ai Mr. Stewa Roger West chosen, can tion. On "ti cheon of S.13 • Assoctattot candidate • :PHO'