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THE`' LUCKNOW .SENTINEL, "LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th, 1969
The LUCKN •
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LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
"The :Spey Town" -. On the :Huron -eruct 'doundary
',Second Class. Mail Registration , 'Number 06!?. ,
Established 1873 "---Published Each Wednesday Afternoon
Member of, the .C.W.N.A. and O.W.N.A.
Subecr ption Rate, $5.00 a year. in advance to the - U?.S.A.; $,
'Donald C, Tlampson, Publisher
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HURON COUNCIL MINUTES.
The regular meeting of Huron
Tpwnship Council was held on
September 2nd with all members
• • present., 'Minutes of the last .Meet-
ing g were: read and confirmed,.
':CouhciI•was notified: of the•,form-,
. -- abbe. of two Separate- School Sec-
tions.•along the Westerly part of
the Township and will be under the •
jurisdiction of the Bruce -Grey
County•Sepa•ate. School Board;
Thirteen ratepayers have . asked
that their assessment be 'chariged
from -Public School support..., '
NY CHANGES ALONG MAIN STREET!
Several weeks ago, a former resident of this communitydropped
into The Sentinel officeand in our discussion mention was made of the
many changes which had .occurred amongmain street businesses over
-the, past few years. •
Through death, retirement and -moving on' to hew challenges,
the faces along the main street have changed considerably during . re-
cent times.
It -Is encouraging to see -that m er._men• are willing to
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pick 'up where others left off. •.
In• other.: business 'Council, decided
to ask4he. bepartment of Highways.
to raise, the percent of Road grants.
from 60 to 70%. due• to increased
maintenance involved regarding
extra roads in subdivisions.
The Clerk was instructed to
prepare a By-law' to change the
terin• of: Council to a one year teem.'
for 1970 will' :
revert back to two year terms in
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• Q the 'same years as the School Board
The operation of a' small business is. no picnic and with iniea.4'
ing-presstnre-brom-all-phases-of government ten;ng, you_what_ta•do1and—
when to do it, being a successful, small' businessman' today is much
more difficult than in '.the 'past.
Lucknow is very fortunate to :have •modern, up . to date stores
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where, local : can' buy, their needs' at` the right price. At one
time,, a. sense�of yalty. to :your home community' automatically,
' :broughtcustomers to your door but it is becoming increasingly evi-
dent thatunless you have the, goods and., service today, you won't at-
tract your neat door neighbour..
We had occasion last week, while on a business :trip • to Toronto,
to"'call:' to_ Visit a friend in a small, community such as ours. It' -was our
"first 'visit there and we were amazed at what we found: A village about,
the size of Lucknow, about 1000, looking 'like it was dying on, the spot.
The' places of business were badly behind the times: and we cme: home•
elections,
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AT 3 P.M.
at The tucknow Fall Fair
• CLASS• 1 — SINGLE BABIES:UNDER, 6 MONTHS
GLASS 2 — SINGLE BABIES6; TO 12 MONTHS • '
Plizes,:Eor These: Events
lst -= 3 -piece silverware set; value $4.75:.
2" piece silverware set;:` value $3.00
First reading was given -a By=law
to increase `the rate for trailers not
iii .Trailer Camps' frorn $51. per
month to $20 . per month . .
At a,Special meeting. on August.
25th tenders were. opened 'for• two
bridge ;contracts' ,.• one. over, Clark
,Creek near the west end ,o# Coir.. -2'
all the •other at lot 31;, Con. 10•
•with: the contract going to the low
bidder,, Road. accounts of
$8,908.01 and Township accounts..
little ha 'er with what we had 'in The Sepoy Town: - ` of $3,552..18 were ordered paid
-. �: cr will be
p o' regular meeting
a ro ve'= village m revert years and- we
I;ucknow has' been. gres�} ctober eth•
should: be proud to call ,it our home. town.. Despite.; some doubts about : • • .
its poptilaaont.it hasnot• grown, much norz-has• it• dropped in Population..
When . you approach from the ' north;.. • it says that 1070 people live , in
Lucknow.: When you approach from • the , east or west; only 1000 people.
are . credited as hanging their hats here. When you, approach from. the.
South. it doesn't • tell: you how many. people live here but it does let • you •
know'' that the village. entrance. '< -4o is backwards and has been this
• Way ' for many 'months...
;etting.:'back 'to the :
Gchanges on :Main street. We've 'had.a -lot
of them. but not: of a backward;:natuie. Lucknow's business neuron PICCO = to Corpor:al,and. Mrs•,: Bill •
better. than *ever; but the shoppers can travel farther. and faster n.,'Picco (Gwen`•Redmond of Sr.:Angus*
' ever,.thaso let's offer: them,•.: service and satisfactiob. bene in'.the Sepoy : tine)'at'Lahr , Germany. on Tuesday,
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• Earl Tout;'
Clerk
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Town:
September 2nd, a son, Kevin
2 piece silverware set, value -$2.00'
Also Three Consolation * Prizes For Each •Class
All, prizes donated by William. A. Schid,
CLASS ,2 ;- SINGLE' BABIES '12 to 1.8 'MONTHS.
Prizes' of $5.00, :$3.00'.and $2.00 donated by, the Lucknow '•
;Agricultural Society
This Espace .is donated for ' community • improvententS by
LISTOWEL TRANSPORT LINES` :LTD.: `.
Ontario's , Silver & Black Fleet
a,.•• Joseph; a brother: for Wayne
Luckno . has' ahvays been noted as a friendly owe: to shop.' It .. yn a versit London where.y
• . . ..: , ., Wet rn Uri . y , iteiliiist7wreedetik nvrst onIvionda.y ofWas the old•inners Who. created this fact,.It s up to she youngsters to ' Stephen : : ' for;fur; er studies llmajorin:hitoryshecurl b . '
- :.,•..,. R::t,.t..t , i.-2 ,x,47, ; : ACKERT- - In Win barn and District ..la e •Jont .dau hie of Mr. and a :Nano Bushell ;-daughter df -
I DU CTED
/ Hospital on.Frida September 5, -Mrs.-:Geor•e Joynt of Lucknow, is ..`Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bushell of
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A '.social hour .was held in the.
C.OI TIN :?ED;FROM :Fx1tCE. 1 urc "act oo' room at. a concuss Ackert, .Holyr-s..awn. •
• -1969,' to Mr and Mrs.', Ernest attending York :University in . Kinloss ,: has entered Waterloo
A hibaid , Tara, followed with the
s.igning of the ern nla4°b)-';Rev .
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L�:w�cri,• ScLd�a ���� Y e $e-:s'ice
wc5 b o :,ht:tib ase with tye
ion of the, service' at which time•
the new minister and his wife met
with those, present: Several' clergy
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Drese'nt.
• he pastoral ohs- gea_been
vacant since the depart re to :
Chatham,.of"Rev R. H: McLeod .
at the .ems of October::.
• BE SURE .AND SEE THE
AT LUCKNOW FALL FAIR
THIS SATURDAY
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•2 P.M. IS
.RACE AND JUMP TIME
The kation t the new .agricuatural barn, at the Fair
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CONTACT ,HAROLD GREE R WHO 1S l tq' CHARGE' Of .THE,
• EVENT; -PRIOR TO
Ail 'area your people areek'oc e' to eget.
Bring :your fastest turtle and yaw' 'frogs with. thy; longest
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Arts course. study'towards'lie rr`Bachelor of A ts.
'in•English.
Miss Brenda Humphrey, ,daughterS..
of Mr. and Mrs:�. Cecil Hum hie` ' . Jon Lurs:-Edwzmor , son Pf arc'
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LUCKNOW oY FACk
by l Joa nee. Ritchie
We opened' with. fairy tng .:
.Joanne Ritchie Was fairy ;Aileen .
i'ren:-ire had pow 'wow
The •older'Browni.es worked on
Sernapho e . Tawny ,O l read a
story to the y-ouriaer biomes.
•oia'tied -a- rare
We lad 3 .new Tweenies.
Suzanne Corrin., endra Haidenb.k ,
tarn? *., us -ray and an ;more ' are
elcol1e .
`Huron Townshi •, has entered . ` has commenced' a three year:. '
P
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:Victoria Hospital School hursi 'course mCommunican
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,London. Fanshawe College. in London.
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i-ezgL--.On, his brother, has entered
0;...pie:1o•Q'ti.F26 K:ity.
• onald•A'r ew„son of Mr , -and
Alex Andrew ew of .Lucknow .,. is.
etieritz die e yea: towar iF a .
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Leonard NicFarlan R.N. ,,son •
of Mr', and `wits . Donald McFarlan
of Kinlough and, a graduate of
Kitchener -.Waterloo H'ospital,' .has
gone ta- Port Arthur where he.:
Donnie Mackinnon', soil of
and:4lrs ..Donald hiacKinnQn, cf •
' Lucknow, commenced . Moeda`• .at
University of Western Ontario
four' year'Natural Science's co'ase,
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