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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-04-09, Page 15, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9th, .1949 THE LUCKNOW .SEN•TLNEL, LU:CKNOW; ONTARIO PAGE 'FIFTEEN PRESENTATIVE Lucknow Town Hall EDNESDAY, APRIL 9111 1:00 p.m. TO COO p.m. EMPLOYMENT OPP(yR1`UNITIES . and ° EMPLOYMENT and MANPOWER T .' RETRAINING INFORMATION AVAILABLE tucknow Shows Slow Growth date to A Sta#ic And Destining Bruce CountX Being low .inthe relative scale of Ontario's growth areas has stimulat- . ed' support • for, the concept of. region al' development' around Georgian Bay,, as long as regional participat'-• •ion in plan -making is recognized. A brief, from Georgian Bay •Region- al Development,.Council .to .the Ontario Treasury Department. reflects• a strong 'feeling. that given' complementary federal and provin • cial policies instead of conflicting ones;' improved communications, sorne,specific development'incent ivies sand direct supporting action,. Georgian Bay could''move fairy quickly towards internal cohesion The Regional Development Cannon ideally;, would become the effect1 • ive regional agency'- in 'the provinc,- ' ial plan, and ,zone by -zone summaries detail the breadth of the problems 'to.be overcome - pres.ented not to -show that pessimism is rampant, -but rather realism..If the scope of • the whole problem ' is understood by senior . governments and ' • fundarnental:changes made in their approach; the' picture can be. Chan- ged`.. If the:people of the 'region are, given'a teal •chance, to show their' enterprise, 'today's disturbing trends can be, reversed. • ' Bruce. is a .'static and potentially declining area with distinctly. diff- icult adjustment.problems. Although among• th&four zones of, the region, its average earnings.' and its . manufacturing income 'are lowest,. its housing'•stobk is the•best only 4.7 percent of the, Population projections :by Proviii7 dwellings need major repair ..Its •:ce.indici $r owth from th.e-e i -f l?oP ulation:_hasecoveied;a little r ,irnated 331,000 of 1967•to 379,00 0from the low point, of: 1951;, when • by 1971 and 474 000. by 1981. it was 41,300, but:at about 43,300'. • "But, .if presenttrends are not, corr-pit is still 1,000 below 1921 and .; • ected the region will lose more of. more` than 15., 00.0 below 1901. its natural increase; .and by losing All the villages with'less than' • young people, fur her•weaken its 500 'population are decliningland •apacity for g h s -rhe. most of themquite `ra rapidly.' Four',. fear in the static and declining of the 10 places in the 500 to 2,500 areas.'" • However , present trends .seem to. • indicate the population reaching only 357,900 in 1971 and •.': 351,200 by 1981. • 'Public.hearings conducted .last. n. summer 'ari 15 -communities emphas- ized the view that if provincial' predictions are tobe target, figures, • new. policies on taxation, .grants - :and grants - ,and. other mattersare nee d HELP CRIPPLED CHILDREN AIDEZ LES ENFANTS INFLAMES.', HELP CRIPPLED CHILDREN AIDEZ LES ENFANTS INFIHMES PARTIAL ,LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS TO -THE -=LIONS: -- Easter Seal Fund A.E. McKim:Luckno3,4; Misses. McQuaig, Lucknow; Wm. Johnston', R. R, 3 Goderich; ' Mrs; 'Annie Jew -' itt , .Lucknow; :Mrs Dorothy Mac- Leod,; uc•know; • Orland .Richards , ' Lucknow; Mason ,McAllister, Dun= gannon; Mrs. Neil 7 MacKenzie, ?Lucknow— Ernest Gaunt ' R. R. 2 Lucknow; Mrs: Joh'n.Ada;ms, Lucknow; Miss. Katherine McGregor Lucknow; Mrs: George Stewart, Luolmow; Mrs,. Maude Sherwood , Lucknow; Glen Weaver,. 'R, R'. 3 Goderichi'Tom Young, Dungannon;'. Ray Dalton R..R. 7 Lucknow;: Dr. .Mell'Corrin ; Lucknow; Grant Eck enswiller . R. R, I';Holyrood; Fred' Young, .Dungannon;R John. Hildebr- and:;' R.R. ' 2 Auburn, Wm .. Reid RIR.. '1 Dungannon; Gordon Ander son , R, R, 7 Lucknow; Currie Col -- well :5 Lucknow Harvey Houston, .R. R, 3 Holyrood; Charles Rivett , Dungannon; Mrs.. Wrri,. Helm, Lucknow; Frank Diepenbeek R.R.. 7" Luc know •Donald Mac'Ken. zie , 'R. R, 1' Dung annon;Alfred E..' Ritchie ; Lucknow; . Donald 'Render son ;: Lucknow; Harbourn Adams ,, R; R. 1 Dungannon; Delmar Lind - .say, R.R.•2 Hoi;yrood; Carr . Brothers, Dungannon, Jim Durnirt, :. •Luc know, Rev., .Laird Stirling,-; ,,Lucknow.; Mrs.. Wm ' Maclntyre Lucknow; Wm. -Rou'lston, R.,R.,.5 Lucknow;.Gordon 'MacPherson, 2' Lucknow; Lorne Ivers,; Dun•- annon; Robert MacKenzie, ,Luck now; Mrs.'. Weatherhead•, Lucknow; Dr.: James:Little,, Lucknow; Tom Todd:, R.R.'2 Lucknow;. Wes. MacPherson , . R.'It. ..3 Holyrood; Ross MacKenzie, R. R. 3 Goderich;' ;Martha Sutherland', Lucltnow;. Earl Swan, 'Lueknow;... Wm. Reid,: :RR., 5 , 'Lucknow; Dona:ld A•ubin ,';Dun• range are declining' and Marton and gannon;• Harry Nixon', Lucknow;; Paisley quite rapidly. Rapid. growth Peter Cooke, R.R. 3 Lucknow is shown by Port. Elgin and slow 'Frank Moran, Lucknow; Lorne growth by Southampton, ,,Lucknow Eadie, •R. R. '3 Holyrood;: Noble and Tara. Teeswater is slowing : Johns. on `Lucknow, Fred Horton, down. Mildmay has a healthyLucknow; Charles Anderson, Luck - growth `rate , as' does Walkerton ;• now;. Miss Jessie MacKay', Lucknow the dominant community. . Riith ThomPson, ,lucknow; Gordon Directors'af,the.GB•RDC' represent-.; ing Zone'l are C'." Schmalz:, Walk- erton;:.�; , llavey ''hort Eig—ii J . Otto preparation.. Southampton; F Field , Teeswater Darby, Lucknow'•, Mrs.. Morgan. Henderson; Lucknow; Alex Andrew, Ttrcini-OFF:G.-eargcltines Lucknow; Don Bell., R..14. 5. Luck- • The brief's :statistical' accounts and' J McLaughlin, 'Wiarton now': it's'the Lord Simco'e:, : a friendly mitt - ;come bervice'..,f' lounges' and restau rants . ai`I•at sensEb-I'e purRs .'. ;. and for conven'.ience, the subwayis right • at'the door ;in the ' heart of downtown Toronto: Next, time you visit Toronto, enjoy it more•than: ever stay at the Lord• Simcoe,. it's the 'or tio.coe ale University and King Streets, Tel. 362-1848 • CHOICE -HOME. -KILLED' BEEF__AND PORK GOVERNMENT INSPECTED ABATTOIR. .FRESH CAPONS =- ---- --------, 49c LB.. LEAN SIDE BACON,: Sliced' or 'In Piece 79c LB. LOIN PORK CHOPS . _: 79c LB. BUTT :CHOPS '_. 65c LB, BOLOGNA 'RINGS _ 49c LB. 'FRESH :PICNICS ` ": 53c LB., Q K.P. WIENERS, , LB, PKG. 49c_ CHOICE' TENDER ; T-BONES, SIRLOIN. ROUND O 'T .N ,: AND 'a WE• ALSO, HAVE CHOICE FR • HIND: QUARTERS FILL TOUR FREEZERS N •N••••••••••• LUCKNOW : PHONE 528=3009„ • Mi and ',Mrs: -Donald Kirkland and .Larura o ., 'of Leam'i Fng ton spent Easter week -end ;with Mr',Mr',and Mr s . Gordon. Kirkland 'and ;family lwt rs` Gnrdon Kirk<ian and• Nancy accompanied Mr.' and: Mrs.. .Donald Kirkland "and Lanna on Friday: to :visit Mr:: and.Mrs.. "Gofdon Stoboof Teeswater. • the -week -w4", and Mrs. John Gardner were, 4//1r. and.,Mrs. Lorne Woods and'Ed Black Well of.St•..Helens, Mr. and Mrs Nelson -Raynard; and . Mrs. John, MaOonagh-af"L-uckrlow.;Mr-and•` .'. Mrs. Donald Kirkland and , babe of Leamington Mr.and Mrs. Cecil Cranston of Wawanosh visited on Sunday with' Mt.' and Mrs ,Jim Hunter and :Wan Lori Hackett has been sick' with the •mumps/.;, Mr: and Mrs.,.Alex Lea' er,of . Wingham were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. D.A. Hackett and famil, 'Mr. and Mrs. Nelson ,Raynard .vis- ited on Sunday with Mr-. and Mrs, Doug Raynard and 'girls. Mr. and Mrs: Max Hanna arid family of London spent the week end with Mr.' and Mrs "Lorne Cook and family. Henry Gardner is somewhat im- proved', ' :. t Wingham and Districthospital for the past'five weeks..Henry slipped on the floor of his home, causing sprained muscles' in his leg. He is ,receiving therapy Treatments at present; (r .; : Zion U.C. W.: 'meeting will be, • held;. at the home of Mrs ., Eldon Ritchie this Thursday: :Mrs;. Frank Ham i1t0n'of Ashfield Spent a feW days. with Mr. arid Ors Lorne Cook. Mrs. Hamilton was a pati.ent•m . rr,g ` i W'•, '-Barri and' Dis- trict is-t•ict Hos.Pital fora few weeks, • Visitors.. with 'Mr.' and Mrs•.., Wm. G. • Hunter during the weekend. ; w -e e -Mrs C-ar Webste-r-of Luck- now••, James .Ewart ;Webster of Kirk land Lake; IVIr and' Mrs ., Ken Laidlaw of London, Mr.; ''and; Mrs. Roy Keane of Stratford .; Larry Hunter of ,Minden; w•ho-had• jus returned :from' a' week's=.course at Oshawa given. by. Bell. Telephone Co. • (INTENDED FOR'LAST=WEEK) SURPRISE BIRTHDAY` PARTY hoursJ;ohn..-G•ard held a surprise Birthday partyfor her •at her home on March 31st:, Mrs G—arcirtee-h=a-s-been-'a-shut for some eleven weeks as a result of .a fractured hip. Friends are glad to know that she is progressing favourably.. ' • Mr; and ' Mrs .' Frank' Ritchie and'. Mr. • and Mrs, 'Charles. Wilkins att ended Achievernent night at Rip- ley on Thursday evening where the ladies displayed their. 'oil paintings, CARD PARTY At the Zion L.O.L.' card party' held en-Monday-,-A-pr 1 7 , elan tables were in play, High prices went to Mrs. Robert Lyons and Lorne leers with consolation prizes to Mr's. 'Kenneth Alton and Peter Van Osclt t.