The Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-03-11, Page 1e
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LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11th, 1970
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Seek Recreational
Info In Mhfield
Ashfield Township recently.
organized a township recreational
committee who are presently ,
circulating a questionnaire to
,makeit, known'.to them the
recreatu nal need :of the commun-
ity .they serve. The :committee
is interested in promoting, the'
cultural, educational,- physical
and soirial,activities which will
capture the interests of all age
groups on a year round basis., •.
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Members of the recreational
• committee are Bill Black, Warren
Zinn, Allan Hackett, John ,Austin,
V•George" ondtief, Finlay
MacDonald and Russel Irvin..
Fist Skiathon
CIearsEntire •Del
4f Sk1 Club .
Educc. do • Week :Marked•
Schon
pen .House
Many parents and friends were
Lucknow's'first."Skiat.hon on hand at the Lucknow and
sponsoredby
a�'�he;,,lslca�h a h1iol• al,a 1s kY` club .•
: y, night of'last:week,t
o view theTheeventDlstiist-p-ub1is School'on FR -day ywashald Saturda Mar
i
7th
with the teaching staff about
',school, matters.. Shown, .above,
are Mrs Roy Havens of Lucknow;
-Ivl•rs. Don (Ruth) -Bell. teat her
'of -`grades 2 and 3: at the Luckn
School; Mrs., Harold Greer, of
Lucknow.: The threesome are -
examining one of the projects'
completed by:the class.
got underway' at 1.30 p m. and' `-numerous displays:arranged .by
the teaching.staff in observance.
thanks to the co-operation of
of
��Czn•
Parents • .
the weatherman, the generosity had an opportunity to vfiew the
of many •local.people and: 21 •
a. work of -their children and chat'
dedicated Skiers;it•turned out
to be a wonderful success.
Latest reports indicate these
young 'people' (ages.5 years to :
78 years) earned over $250 for
tl(eir tponsors after racing
against the clock for one ,full
hour o'f.steady• skiing..,'
This wil1•ena•ble the club to
pay off its entire debit .and
le-avems-few-dollars-to-start-bn
next, season
The following is a list of •
entrants and: the•number of
trips made down the hill:
Patty. L-ou-I-rwrn-29 ; Ricky
Barger 40, Lorna Boyle 87 ,, Betty'
Hunter 29, .Paul Irwin 36, •Sandra
Irwin 19.; Brenda MacDonald
39; Ettabelle:lvlacponald 36_
'Brian Arnold.,28, Loraine Arnod
33, Kathy Treleaven 30•. Susan•,,.
Thompson. 28•, Eleanor Johnstone
29, Faye Nelson 4, Beverley
Maize, 24, ;Tom Johnstone 26,
Kathy McKim:37 Lori McKim
29, Stephen Ritchie 38, . Elizabeth
McKirn 1/2, Mary
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A,windup feature of the open•
house -w -as -a vo:lleybal-i-ga-nre.,'
between the dads and the lads
*arranged by-te-acher- Gordon•
Cayley. The youngsters, had it
�•Tl over_the old fellows defeat—
ing them ,21
efeating.them:21 - 8 in the, first game'
and 15 = 3'in the second'.
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?tikes Training:
Course In Norway
Rae Dalton of Ashfield is
visiting in Victoria ;, •British •
•
• Columbia with his daughter
Mrs Jim (Kathy) MacDonald
and: family, wh-irle Jim=is-on-a---
five -week's course in Norway
with the' Cariadian Forces.
SeJkDivisioiLOfz�'
Local Busaness
'A business•announcem ent in
this week's issue indicates'that
MacKenzie Furniture of Lucknow
has sold its carpeting and floor•
covering business ,• Including the
Harding carpet franchise to
Finlay Decorators of Lucknow
Bob. MacKenzie has included
•this as part of his business for the
Ross 36,• past twenty years. -
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Complete Three
Area Farm Sales
Three farm sales were recently.
completed in the area., The new
owners obtain possession within
a: few weeks:
• Iv -a -n McFarl-an-ha-s-so-1dfiis
100 '.acre . farrn, on' the 12thof '
Kinloss, 2 miles ea'st of Kinlough,
to Albert Hertzler'of R. R..1
Lakeside. •Lakeside is•in the
-St '. M a-r-ys--a-re=a— Ivi-r ; •and • Mrs ::-
Hert erha.-e
zl v two.young children,,;
The farm is the former. Tom,
McFarlart place•.
Jinn• Rutter .has.sold his farm on
-the` 4th of Kinloss to Ben Troyer
of R, R. 4 St. Marys. • Mr. and
Mrs. Troyer -have a young family.
The 100 acre• farm is'tle former.
Eddie MacKenzie property.
Graham Moffat has sold his
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Vernon Coblentz'of R. 4 St.
Marys. Mr:: and Mrs. Coblentz
'and young family will take up
residence on' the:farm loeated on
the side'road between the 6th and
8th concession of Kinloss. Mr:'
Moffat: has .moved to Teeswater: to
reside.
�1.Lthte. sales_were_competed—
by .BaTlylviri now •,
agent for Don Hoist. Real Estate. .
School Board 1N' .ill
Support Band
' Ross MacRae of Culross Town-
ship, representative from
Lucknow Kinloss, Culross and •
T:e•eswater .on the Bruce County
Board•of Education', told the
Sentinel this past week -that
th-e.Bruce•.Count.y Board will •
-
assist the Lucknow 'Public School
•• an d .financially in the : uture...
ur:cli-t brotrgh t1ie
OO. •'0000 0'
matter the attention of
Team
REEVE5 'WALK' `THE BEAT" UNDERCOVER
WhenX
Teeswater Reeve Frank •
1d aha ,i�c-know-Reese-Georg,
Joynt get together, they're a
regular "Matt Dillon and Robert
Ironside" , Nothing escapes the
close eye of these municipal .
undercover ..lien. ,
characters.; trying to act normal,.
but�makitrg+hemselves Irwi
by their Very actions.
A long time meschant on
Teeswater's rriain-st:reet, Frank
has seen' many of this kind and
-his mere Q •d'
ers
to George. Together they
stalked the Siegrist store and'
-found one 'of the men actually
.- with his• hancLon' :: he been s
situated along the wall of the.
business, The other man '•
,had occupied the owner, Norm
Siegrist,in another part of:the
store:' `•
Bryan •Boyle , competing in.
the area finals of the Royal -
Canadian Legion Public Speaking'
safe
the school board'who;were in
agreement that th-e-bandshou-ld—
receive.financial support.
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2ndAt Torn`
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Odd LigootStore
Now A Memory
The she•• on the east .end,of
the property of the late Mrs. 5 •
George Elliott on Havelock Street :
-cifilTapsed during the night on ,
Wednesday of last week with
Jack Fisher's • car under it. lack • •
used the, building as a garage.
A combination of snow and old
age spelled doom for the building,
The collapse was a gentle `
one and with the aid of a bull- •
dozer operated by Bob Symes of
Lucknow the building was lifted.
off Jack's. car long .enough to let
himget behind the wheel and
drive it o'ut.W There was no
damage to the car.
The building is ,part of
Lucknow"s history being the
former Sandy'MacPhersoiliqunr .
store which •at'one time Was
situated across from ;the residence
of-Iters-Wtlliar-ldJaeIrttosh-on•
Stauffer Street:. It was moved•
to its present location.many
years ago. ,
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WinghanirHospita.1.
Ward Rate Raised
T 3950 Dai y.
The ward rate at. Wingham
and- District HospitaLhas been,
raised to $39.50 per day an
increase of $2.95. the annual
meeting of the hospital associar
tion was told last week.
The•semi-private rate has gone •
up $3.'95 from. $41.05 to $45 and
private $4.45 from $44.05
to $48.50:.
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A rnoLi 2n to 1tw:er_the=assoc- -
tion's annual mernbership `fee to
$l from $5 was adopted unanirn-
ously., Theaction was taken
in an effort to increase the •
number of menibe`rs
Robert t Ratter was 'elected to
the board of directors to represent •
'Wingharn for two-year term.
The .other 15 members of the
board were re-elected
•The'new- board's inaugural
meetingwill be held March 48:
Appointment of chairman. .'
vice-chairman and .committees,
willbe made 'at that time.
• About 40 persons attended the
meeting in the Wingham town
hall..
Wiflgham Firm
contest.. in Toront_o,on.Saturday,
placed second. Bryan is a son
,of Mx..and Mrs. Francis Boyle
of Huron•Township and was '
competing in the senior secondary
school division..'.
c:et:$500,000 ROad
Job-At-DougksPt-
• Work will shift into a: higher
gear this spring on o:ne of the • .
-.province's__biggesuconstrur.t kyri
projects. This is the multi- '
million -dollar Bruce generating •
• station -being .built by Ontario.
Hydro as. part of its Major
expansion program to meet the
P P $
Frank and Mrs. Field paid a
visit to Lucknow last Friday after
noon to visit with friends Bill
and Catherine Schmid, just
home from Florida.. With Bill. '.
occupied in the store at`the `time ,
Frank was gettthglome fresh
air aldng Lucknow's Main street
,whenhe spotted two suspicions •
made him suspicious of the pair:
He saw• them: go into •Siegrist's
Market Store and his suspicion
.increased. • -
By coincidence,'Mr. Field met
his friehd and 'County council '
associate George. Joynt on the
street and relayed :his suspicion
caught' n e •act, the twosome
made a hasty exit up the, street
and disappeared'. around the
Johnstone Furniture Corner where
it is suspected a car. was parked.
Nothing was stolen,the reason
being no doubt that Frank and
George are 'alert' • .
• police officers,as well as reeves, -
gion entry
7 in the Zone C-1 contest at
Lucknow and the District'. C' .
contest at Stratford , both of
which he .won,
A gradeeleven student at
Ripley District High School, • he
has brought honour to his school.,
the Ripley Legion and to himself
and his family. ' '
powe> in the province.
A contract for improving
concession road which will serve
as the main route rnto'the
nuclear Plant'site has been
.'awarded toH.. Kerr Construction
Limited of Win "habil . The two•
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