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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-12-20, Page 9DEC. 20th, 1 Tuesday la kn. first Tuesday. )poinced and1- 11 announced trnan had eon. historian. The istmas Lng closed ledietion, • • .• ,..s.V:••." • EDNESDAY, DEC. 2016, INT . • I.. • • THE.. tiOCKNOW SINTINIEL, 1.11tICINOW, ONTAMO. PAGE NINE Pe Wees. Win, Lose. • Lucknow PeeWees were at home Wingham on Monday evening of last week with Wingham defeating the' home town gang 4 - 2, Greg Harnilion and David•Farriih scored %for LuelatQW. • Over in Teeswater on Friday; Lucknow edged 'Teeswater 1.- 0 on a goal by Wayne Courtney -assisted by. Kenny ,Fa dish , • ••• , . Lucknow. Areno Schedule... WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER. 20. -1:00 — 3:00 Pre School Skating • mating 5:00 Ilamiiton Fuels vs ,Red & White • 6:4.0 Pee'slidsh°ees 7:15 — Bantams 8:0p — Skating ' , . THURSDAY DECEMBER 21 4. , I • Culing • • • • • . • • • . • FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22 5:00 — Novice . 6:00 — Peewee A and • Peewee B 7:30 Midget Practice SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23 8:00 — Halls vs Sehmids & Ashtons 9:00 — Hamiltons vs • Chisholms •10:00 — Fleas 11:00 -- Bantams 2 — 4 Skating 8 10 Skating SUNDAY; DECEMBER 24 2 — 4 Skating Reeve George Joint of LuAnow' •has announced that the Ontario Department of Economics and Development, through their minis- ter the Hon. Stanley Randall, has approved the village of Lucknow for consideration for benefits under the new equalization of industrial opportunity program: Mr; Joym met in Toronto -with Mr. Randall last Friday and sub- , , gaited the application on behalf .of Lucknow . • The plan is designed to: provide equality of opportunity for all mun- icipalities in Ontario to attract new industry; 'provide for expansion of industry and employment particul7 arly in areas of slow growth which • Jae...oat • arla-which-• province can meet steeplrrising Costs of sacial and other prOgrams and alleviate tax burdens on the municipality; provide opport. unities for gainful employment for yOung people in the smaller pe•Pul- ation centres; provide for a:greater base of industrial assessment for smaller municipalities.' , , • Grants WW be considered for - secondary manufacturing compan- ies establishing new facllities in • prc•vincial equalization areas or maldng 'approved additions to exiiting.facilities,. • , • The new grant structure'applies - as follows: thirty-three and ; one- thirdp_ew,bpzi.4nt of first .600 of twenty-five Percent of balance of approved cost of facilities. - " • ' Grants as calculated under the formula will initially be made •available to qualifying companies in the 'form of interest free' loans for five years. At the end of the first year, one-tenth of the loan • will be forgiven anda: further one- tenth each year for five years. At the end: of the sixth year, providing the company has stayed in the locality and has perfortrred satis- factorily, the balance of the loan. • will, be forgive0 •Security will be: taken on the loan s�, that if at any time during the first six years the company ceases oierations, removes its operation from the area, sel s e. usiness a company carrying on other than • • secondary manufacturing operations or takes any aetion, which will •, • defeat the purpose of the program, the Ontario Development Corpor- ation will reclaim all or part of the grant... KINLOSS . • The December meeting of Kair- • shea Women's Institute be held -.--Thursday; December 21st at 2:15 P.M.. at the home of Mrs. Lloyd •MacDougall. The motto -'"The Donald MacIntyre There wipll be a gift exchange and a shOrtbreacl contest. •• • Reeds Sell Lucknov,r Propirty • • Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Glenn of Lucknow have purchased. the Allan Reed property in Lucknow which comprises the former Lyons proper- ty together With the house and lot formerly owned by the late Alf Ritchie. The two properties are acijoinin each other on Campbell - Street at ile eas en.- st village. •. • .they will take possession on Jan- uary 1st. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Reed will resideiii Guelph for the time Voters. in • turned Out about BO strong on Monday of this week and elected four council members from a slate of six candidates. 'Results at the polls would indicate that Ripley voters desire some "new blood" on council as the two men contesting • seats for the first time led the'polls • by a considerable margin.. Rod MacDonald polled 154 votes and -Clayton Nicholson 149 votes to lead the way. Both men•Will be • wcomers-to-the-1968-ouneli. Two of the four present ,council • were re-elected and two went down to defeat. George Trailer. , with 139 votes and John Dodds with .85 won the third 'andfourtif council' seats and were' returned to office. . Councillors Peter Bissdnnette with 66 votes and Robert Love with 61 • votes .went down to defeat.. ,.The poll byp011 results. were as follows: •t.. • • , • POLL 'NO. 1 POLL NO 2 . Municipiii _Gefirfp' . • office MaieLaW's TOTAL'. Bissonnette; Peter. -30 • 36 : 66 •- , Dodds, John,.•• 41 • 44 ' • 85 •Lute Robert .MacDonald,• liloti 7, 91 •• 81„ •- 68 T1111ert GeOrge. - 78 61 139 as itreul. AILY trioNDAy, DECEMBER 25 • 2 —.4 Stating. • . 5:00 —.Peewee • B. 6:30— Peewee A' , --TUESDAY;TDECE-MBElt".26---, curling Bonspid yiEDNESDAY,DECEMBER 27 li00 —3:00 Pre •Sehool , 5:00 7- Bantim • • 5:50 Chisholins vi Hall • 6:40 -7 •Schmids Ashtons' vs 8.;00 SkatiPg THURSDAY, piCEiAski 28 Wing • FRIDAY,DECEMBER fl 5:00 Peewee A • , •6:00 Peewee.I3 • .7:00 Bantinis, .• 8:30 -7,7 Clinton Juveniles vS, Lu0..knoW. •SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30 8:09 — Bantams. • -10:00 — Fleas" • •1100 — Halls Vs Hamiltons 1200 -- Chisholins vs Schmids . •Ashtons "" 2:00 — 4:00 Skating 8:00 10:00 Skating: • .SUNDAY,. DECEMBER 31,„, 4 Skaillig • TUESDAY 'JANUARY 2' 5:00 — Fleas •6:00 — Novite ' 8:30 — Wingham, Midgets vs Lucknow NichOlson,-Clayton PURPLE GROVE - - - • A.meeting of Huron and- ifeighbair ing Township rate payers was held. on Wednesday afternoon in the Huron Township Hall -in Ripley and: I9urray Gaunt was guest speaker. The meeting was to study and discuss the suggested School Board 15;iguiratern; . ran. rnbefrom here. . - attended the Beef Producer's annual m• eeting andanquet hel •Paisley. on ThUrsday evening... Congratulations to Valerie Gillies on being the Wirineirof the: Purple Groxie W.I. ,Cetiiennial quilt. The draw was held:at the lait meeting in December which •was held at the home Mrs. Wal- ter Forster. .•.„., • Last week was.quile a. busy' Week - for sorne'of.the school children ;'as... the Ripley Central School Concert • was field,on Wenesday• and thursd ay evenings and Kinlough Pretbyt;• erian.Sunday School, Concert was held on Friday.. All three concerts'. •were very well attended. • • • . . Many 'of the youngsters and nOt'So' youfigtsters' enjoyed the free skat„- ing in Ripley. On Saturday afternoon. which was followed by a visit front Santa at the Arena: ••• Mr: and Mrs. Don McCosh were dinner peat of Mr', and Mts Joe Fitzsimmons of Pinkerton on Sun- • Mrs.. JOhn Smith 'of the Eighth ' • Concession spent Friday afternoon, with Mrs. Victor Gawley, • Deepest sympathy is extended,to Mrs, Claude Dore Jr. and Mrs. Dave Henderson on the is:using of ' their niother,,Mrs, Mel.Orr last week. It was decided at the last card party at the Community Centre that a Centennial Dance-will.be_ • held on the Thursday following Hold Benefit Dance rJimMortin Tom MacKenzie and Bruce are spending Christmas week with rel- atives in Toronto. Denver Dickle, Development itginisoeernafor wDo.rR.k aMss.igCnonie.nat Goder- ich, °der'-* h. Fort Wil.liam. • Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Machines visited Sundayith Mrs. John i Mac- Dougall and Mr Percy Crosier at Delhi• ' Visitors with ' . Donalda. Mac- Kenzie in Goderich were: mrs. A. Hughes, Miss Elizabeth Robinson, Miss Ruth Thompsonand Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dickie. Mr. and1911.. and -Brenda visited_Sunday_at_the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dickie. Christmas, December 28 at the Purple Grove Centre. •• Wishing everyone a very 'Merry Christinas-and Happy Holiday • KINGSBRIDGE-NEWS , A benefit dance was well attend- ' • ed 111 Dungannon Hall, Friday evening for Mr; and Mrs. Jim Marin who lost their bar by fire a w• eek ago. • • • , Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Hogan and;; .• Todd spent the weekend with•Mr. and Mrs. Con Hogan and Faye. Mrs. Herman Lambertiis has been, a patient in the Alexandria and Marine Hospital, Goderich for the past threeweeks- • s. Andrew sses -Mrs: George AndreW passed' away at-Puiecrest-Md(iffrucknow • :„ • 'on Friday of last Week. She was . 93 Years (Cage: • % . ' , The \funeral was held on Monday from the MacKenzie Memorial ChapeLin.LucknoW with. burial in • ' Greenhill Cemete Huron Judging 'Team Takes Top Honours • •••' • . . • • The Huron County tenni," of whicf a local man was •a membef„ carried off top honours:in the cream, butter and milk judging competition at ,the Ontario Crearneryman's Annual Convention recently -at the ROyal York. Hotel in TOromo. The team . was comprised of Arthur Finney of Silverwood Dairies Ltd a., LircknOw:,. LaWrie CoUtins, Cousins Creathery, Brussels; Cliff Brewer Of Bluevale Creamery, ':Bluevale„ In charge 'of • - - •••. 11111Pir; 1 •e, .40.1111r . . . • • . r . the Huroit County Team was Ian 'Kennedy, Ontario Milk.Commiss- ion Fieldman.for tinfoil- who resides at R. R. 5 Goderich, mid way be, tween CadoW and Auburn. ,• Shown, left to right, are Mr. Purney, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Cousins and Mr. Brewer. Also yictureci the S. F. Lawrason trophy awarded for the highest team aggregate standing in both butter and creat judging. The Men were winners of s•• , . this class and keep the trophy for 'a year. As.Well they receive rnin- iature trophies for their permanent possession. the team also had the highest standing ,in cream judging and were runners-up in the milk 'judging cornpetition. Ian Kennedy • W011 a special award to -the field trian whose team had the most • •points in the Competition. As well, Arthur Purney won two awards for butter quality improvement.