The Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-03-11, Page 17.WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11th,. 1970
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THE i tiCKNOW SENTINEL,_ LUCKNOW,, ONTAR,I,D.
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WITH MARGARET THOMPSON
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10:.YEARS...Apo
MARC} 'jw.) .. '
It was announced -that a new'
"around -.the -clock"
• depository was to be installed
at ttie: i'ocal.Bankof Montreal.
.An addition ft/the.bank.huilding`
• ' was .being constructed in the
for,ni of a new''and larger vault.
Dung.?nnon.',.N'ile and.'Port.
Albert.Llnited.Church.• "
congregations extended s►; call
to Rev :. T. .R. Richards of Port •
Credit:
Representativ'es. of .several,'
school sections inthe north- •
;,western sector of •Ashfield •T'own
ship' met'to consider stepsto -
be-rAeii iii :future school planning.
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at 'idenilo.ck .City", was proposed.
co serve •six "former school
sections at .a, cost of $125,000..
39 YEARS AGO.
• MARCH 1940 .•
Rural• school fairs in:Ontario
were suspended for 1040.as•'a war
Tie economy neasure, Huron
County g, had eight school ,fai.rs i•n .
' 1030."Howi fa•.ir was'held at
Fordw;ich AsId at Currie':s
Corners; West Wa.wanosh. at St. ;
Helens; cal, r at Carlow;
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Garfield MacDonald,' local
license .Issuer .•.was occupying an
office Ira the -nom �Aeell• Block
on
on blain Street.. '
- YEARS AGO
.• Ewan (Slim) MacDonald of
Alberni , 'British 'Columbia,.
pictured here, retired recently...
•after. 28 years in MacMillan.
Bloedel Lornass Sawmill, `B'.C. •
He -ISA son of`the late Mr, and
Mr's..D'uncan MacDonald of the
St. Helens area, where he spent
h.i youthp' He ,is.a brother of ,
Mrs. Andrew Ritchie of• Ashfield',
.and Peter. MacDonald of Lucknow .
'.Ewan. begin his career as a:;.
logger on the river drivesof
Northern Saskatchewan. ?v'ir..
Mrs, `1acDonald plan to 'remain
in Alberni for•:the time'bei:rig.'
NGSiDE
Ickia=-Young-of'Paincourt• spent
the week-eiid with his`parents '
,, Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Young,arid
�.fai�ily 1 .•
Mrs,. Bob•' l`'ann.. returned to -her
home from' Wingharn and District'
Hospital.
Lori'Ann Henderson Of London
has been visiting with her grand-
; parents Mr,' and' Mrs. Blosse"
K oy le . .
•. 'MARCH 1920
Anannouncement read: As or*,..
March 1st a subscription to the
Toronto .Globe. would be $5. per ::
year. , • .
A report of:the carni4al•held
the "Lorne 'Rink , Lucknow .;read •
"There was heaps of fun and a'
Wonderful'display,of costumes''.,.
The cotiipetiti:on was • keen and
prize winners were: Fancy dressed
lady; lvliss,M. Money;:-Cornic
dressed lad ; Miss R. Gordon:
Comic dressed girl; G...Huston;'
Fa ncy dressed. girl. • Kathleen :Hill
Fancy dressed gent ; hlarold.
Agnew; Connie •.dressed gent,
Stanley Gough', -Fancy dressed.
boy; Tracy Webster; Comic.
dressed 'boy . Ronald Armstrong; •
:Mutt aii.d Jeff , Percy and Charlie
Webster; Marble rate.,' Rose`..
Stewart; Bicycle race, Wilfred
Murdock, comic gent;'s race,.
Gordon Thompson; . Gent's race.
Archie MacDonald; couple race;
.Archie .MacDonald and 'Jennie
MacDonald .,
oderith at Holmesville; ;vlorrrs• ..•oty-Engage
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' Cnd East ,Wawanosli' at Belg'rave;
Stephen at' Grand Bend; Hay, ..Co -or inatOr For
• T i is kers iuitki_a.n.d:_ls bor ned-a-t
by Huron County,'Council 'as .Co
ordinator of the. Base Develop
ment Comrnittee . Captain. •
C: trrrrnrrngs-goes., oirrlre cbt
pa-yroll: July- , .1 -and-his'
salary Will .be;s10 000 per annum:
the interim. Captain
Cumrnings has been •
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appointed by'Colone1 , Ryan,
as -Ba -se Go=ardinatot unties his '
retirement. in June: :Severa1_;,
council members pointed out
during the; discussion on the
Matter', that. the .county ;was:
actually receiving about si*
months of Captain Cumming's
time without• having: to pay. a .. ;
salary to,him.
Under' the scheme ,';Captain...
Cummings .will be available to
those persoi-s interested in using,.
any of the facilities 'a•LtheasP
I�AN,GS1DE.•NEWS
, Langside Community Hall' was
attractively decorated fora
shower for'Sharen Moffat on
Friday evening, Mrs. Wes
Young was chairman. A fruit
and vegetable contest was
conducted' by Mrs, Gordon' Wall.
La:n'gside "Lassies.(Christine and.
Joanne Bregman, ,ifareP' Young -
and 'Dianne and Debbie Huffman)
sang "A little whit.. cluck", Mrs..
Cliff Young gay a'reading,,
"Girls .A duet was sung;b.y
Nancy dei3oer. and Helen. Wiersrna,
•Mrs;. Jim Young gave ,a» soap
contest.
Marion Wall and Doris liuffmapi
accompanied, Sharen to the
decorated chair. The address.
' was read by .Marion andgifts
were carried by Karen Young
"Dianne .and Debbie Huffman..
Gifts were placed by Agnes •
Conley and Janice Wall'. Sharen
.thanked all for the-gifts'and;
those who planned the ,evening
Lunch was served and a social
time enjoyed,
CANADIAN •TRANSPORT ,COM.MISS[ON:
" By. its Railuvay: Trans oMt..Committe.e'.
F PUBLIC HEARINGS
brthe ;flatter of the applicationof
I -Canadian National • Rail•ways . to. discontinue
,-passenger-train service. between
Area (Province of Ontario): Train No.
.Toronto -- Palmerston 67.0- 671_, 672
Palmerston--Civrren Sound . 670, 671, 672 ..
Palmerston -Southampton, 656, .668,• 669
Stratford Kinc'arc)ine • 662, 663;•664.,
665;,666, 667
Stratford God`erich • 660,' 661
II. -Canadian Patif'ic Railway. Company, to dis,-
continue passenger -train service between Toronto
and Owen Sound, in the Province of . Ontario,
provided' by passenger 'trains Nos: 302,. 306 arid
`307;
• III -Canadian National Railways; to discontinue
that portion ' of their passenger -train service
between Toronto and Guelph;: in 'the Province ofi
atittib, proviaed' :by passenger trains Nos. 986`
. I lensa11
Fairs the' Sbuthern .part of • •
Bruce *effected were Kinloss'at s IR'L' Y KELLFR
1�Y J.
llollyrood [-Iuron at Ripley•; rid; S nimiii Ts of
Kincardine at Kincardine,
Captain R. S. C.0 g
for the purpose of establishing
some kind of private industry 'or
educational. system
Mertitiers' of county council
• CI • ton Base
e i 1i-rrro ii 0 'ett r-gtci' ri d,a y
RI PLEILABRIPLEILABATTOIR
Custom Butchering - Curing and Smoking
Cutting' and Wrapping— Sausage '.Making ' Fast Freezing
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learned:that Captain C.unirriiiigs ,
has been:the Base Technical.
•Services CYfficerfor the pastfive
years and "therefore has a wealth:
c� f: ri,ewe-e f t}e -w o rl, r•ri-o
the entire station". , . • •
. The position t6 be held. by
Captain Cui'nrnings is iemporary
in nit„rte 5:n wi;ll�e su 'cit ro....
HOGS AND CATT E ON MONDAYS
CATTLE ONLY.O WEDNESDAYS,
t Two Big Coolers, We Are Able Your Beef From
1 To 3 Weeks Whatever Your Require ents Are
For. Home Freezers We • Sell Choke 'Home Killed ,Beef, Pork
and Lamib. In Any Quantity At Lowest Marketing Prices
ALL MEATS ARE GOVERNMENT' 'INSPECTED FOR YOUR
,PROTECTION
CHAS. HOOISMA, • PROP.
STORE 395-2961
ABATTOIR 395.2905
review iii 1071 depeiidingY,c�ty.:r.
developnien.t conditions at C:l B
Clinton .
. I'.n addition., ,council �ppi'ovedt
the hiring of secretary staff'to,
.....51111446.0.01.V1111.01•1441
work so that "someone would be
available ri.' all times to answer
he telephone enquiries
Customer; Are those eggs
strictly fresh?
Grocer; (to his clerk) Feel those
eggs, George and see if they're,
tool enough to sell yet
and 987.
''TAKE. • NOTICE that the. • Cdrnmittee "'his deter-
mined under its'Order No, R-6313 dated August,
5; 1969, that the amounts 'which" constitutethe
actual losses attributable to •each -.of the above
described• passenger -train services.,in each of ,the: '
prescribed accounting' years, are as,;fa±311•Iows:
.(C.N.) II•:(C:P.) iii (C.N.).
For. 1966 •. $414,073 $76,640 $126,955
For t967 454,962 89,606 1.41,060'
For 1968 480,244 97,913.5:' 147,313
'TAKE NOTICE A-LS.O: that PUBLIC HEARINGS
of the above APPLICATIONS will 'take place
commencing ;at the hour: of 0:30 ;a.m..'at� the
.folldwing places and dates:
GREY' COUNTY COURT :HOUSE,,..
OWEN SOUND '
Coni en g Marchi' , . 970
•W '
ELLINGTON COUNTY COURT' HOUSE,.
GUELPH
Commencing April -a; 1970.
'.,It is the Committee's 'intention to consider the
application of Canadian National Railways shaven
. in 1 above. as the first order of business at th'e.
hearing in Owen Sound commencing on March
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3.1 a_nci thexi..to :consider the pp.iiatisan-o-f Ge -n a-
lien Pacific Railway Companyshown. in .11 eboe.
in! Owen ,Sound .after the •completion of I; .Th
Committee intends.! to'considerthe application 'of
' Canadian National Railvvays shown._in- lLabove
at the hearing inri. Guelph commencing on April 8:”:
However, all persons who wish to do somay
present their.,?tiiews on the discontinuance of aqy
passenger -train' services Misted•. above during any
.of the.. two hearings and in. either place, • •
PerSonavvh ish further info•r-mati
any of the bove described passenger -train ser-
ces may ite' to the Secretary, Railway Trans-.
ort Committee, Canadian Transport 'Commission,.
275 Sl,ater'Street, Ottawa 4, Ontario. w
0 : oloAz..0 Zs.vroa"gag
bated at 'Ottawa,' Ontario, this 26th day , of,
February, '1970.
Ci W. RUMP, Scretary.,
Railway.Transport Committee.
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