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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-11-18, Page 2• The LUCKNOW ;SENTINEL. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO "TI». SSpoy't`own" On the :Huron -Bruen Boundary • , Second. Class Mail • I,egistration Number 0847 . Established 1873, — Published Each Wednesday Afternoon Msmbor of rho C.W.N'.A. and O.W.N.A. Subscription. Rate, $5.00 a year in advance —, ;to. the U.S.A., $7.00 Donald C. Thompson, Publisher THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY,,, NOVEMBER 18th, 197d' • IT'S NOMINATION TIMET YOURINTEREST AND CONCERN PLEASE Did .You Kn.ow The daces ? Did you recognize the fades in last week's old-time picture on the' front page? It was a picture of Lucknow Agricultural. Society officers and was estimated at being about 5,0 years old, , Although there werea few .ues.= tion maths, most of the individ uals have been named: Get out : last weeks paper ... follow along ' , Back row ,left to right ,, John Farrish; Jim Hackett, Wilson Hamilton, Joseph Agnew John 1vlcQuill n Peter"Watson,•and:. Neil Murdock Front row , left to right , 'Angus. MacKay , Wm. Hunter , Alex Nicholson, John MacDiarmid , 'Wm, Mc:Quillin. , Within the Text few days, nomination meetings will be held in', districtmunicipalities to elect representatives to govern the school andmunicipal affairs of••this' area for the next two years. The county School; boards have . completed their 'first two year.. term. For the first time since their inception, taxpayers will have. an official chance to approve or disapprove` of the workings of . the county. system:. . -• While the local voter; may register a complaint, or voice approv- al of theoperations of the'system, he .hadno say in the original estab- lishing. of the -board: This -was -out -of his -hands LEJON. BANQUET ET CONTINUED FROM PAGE' 1' WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 11 Lucknow village works department: has . had in the ast with water shut offs (curb problemspast stops), •located near'. village properti es,; bein g damaged , by private snow removal equipment,. DAMAGEDU IN FUTURE', ANY WATER SHUT-OFF.. _ R ING. NOW REMOVAL WILL; BE`THE.'RESPONSIBILITYQF. THE SNOW REMOVAL OPERATOR' OR THE PROPERTY'. OWNER WHO 'WIL,L HAVE TO PAY' THE REPAIR COSTS. . THE ,VILLAGE WILL NOT ACCEPT THIS RESPONS1'=. : . • VRLAGE OF LUCI(NOW ENGAGEMENT Legion means'a 'great deal to him and that the true comradeship, of SMITH -HILL the Legion may be found in small . Mr. and Mrs:, Gordon Hill of towns such as-Lucknow He spoke Varna announce with pleasure the of.a recent visit to. Holland and. ..• engagement of their younger of attending• a .•memorial. service daughter Lynda , to Mr; George there for Canadian servicement Smith cif Lucknow, son .of the late who lost their lives,in Holland. He Mr', and . Mis, Alexander Smi'th.' said the Ho landers are very .'pro • ' The weddin at Varn a; United • Canadian -and he—learned-that.C-hurc-h ; will -beat 4.3.0-p rn--o _- ,and the Village of Luck • ow their' interest in the rest can best be shown Both Mr. Joynt and Mr. Gaunt CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 • p � rnso • Huron and West •Wawanosh Townships now will, elect their municipal. boards this year. The • Sentinel urges area citizens to 'sh school: and municipal, nominations. Your inte 'by your attendance at 1 e m are-e-adv.excised-elsewhere- in_thislissue; It • 1 '11 I Control of local school and municipal.matters. has 'slowly been slip 'in out of ,;the hands of small communities. Your indifference to 'local nomination meetings will only help to speed up this process. • there are many people in -Canada' Saturday, December 5th. who do not appreciate this country as much as. people do.. in, other. ,parts of the world.. .. SIX WEEK TRIP' . ed the— 444.k Hr bei. ion on their �contri., utiorr tothe support of youth over the years... "T�`"`' land. She 'also .had the pleasure' :Zone Commander." i11 Chamb''- of meeting the. family of Mrs. J. - Glintan.preseuted^J,r�cine. . . '. f. Luckno� at, Moul- Eedy with. a ,'past 'president's ton , Cheshire. badge' and medal. ` He had served . • One of the highlights was a trip • to Boulogne., France by Hover- craft ; which took 35 minutes G _ Premier of Ontario, John Roberts, last 'week announced a $57 - million dollar deficit for. the province 'for this year. The Government had predicted . an $11 million dollar surplus in its budget in March: The .government : has mentioned a °variety of reasons' for the !change, $20'million'tax relief for farmers, $7 million tax relief for. the elderly, $8 million for higher school grants and $22 million for extra welfare programs. With . such a .turnabout in their predictions in a few short months, and an election predicted for next'year,' there is a stti ange smell of electionbait in the air this week.` The Ontario Government has been preaching "financial belt tightening" all year to various levels Of government, Their own. actions make them out at being a bit inconsistent: as .president -of the Lucknow branch for 3.1/2 years. ..Mr .. Charhbers'brought greetipgs from the zone comprising 13 branches.. .. from . Dov r. Oldie illness of George Inglis of • On returning. to Canada ,: she Belmore , .a: Man'well known in • . . visited'. with Mrs.: Ray Morrissey Legion circles. 'George' is in and family •at 'Wainfle'et, Ontario: Wingham Hospital suffering from Mrs:. Morrissey, her stepdaughter a' heart attack. : ' is 'the ,daughter of, the late• John Appreciation was expressed by England'of this community,. Joan Naroid Ritchie, to the St ' Hel,ens arrived back in good. old' Lucknow Women's I.nstit.ute" who served the November 5th: banquet and 'this was replied to by.. Mrs .., Gord'on Ma.cPhersdn. • Bruce Wamsley int oduced_the, guest speaker Stair.Wells, of - Guelph who is' public relations chairman for Ontario for the Leg- ion. • Mr... Wells is a' daily news - pa.peirnan' with the •Guelph. Mer -- .tory •dory and 'spent. ix'.years in the Canadian' Army. 'He is, a past; president of his own Legion branch and' past district C zone commander,-ifiis address -Was based' on the Legion 'being built on service , r'esponsibility• and loyalty He- referFed--to -a- recent trip. overseas, in which. he' frequently wore his. Legion navy blazer , art he -stated 'that the 100th .Birthday Of 'Great Aunt. In:Detrat Mr. and Mrs., JJ,irn Henderson, Donald Henderson, Mrs. Ken ' Chester and Mrs. Morgan Heride son of Lucknow attended'a recel n - hien-on-S;undayt,—ialove m'b.e.r 8th_i Detroit held in honour of the 10,1 birthday' of their great aunt, Mr D. F. 'MacKenzie; • • • The'reception was held, in Ca vin Presbyterian Church , D..etroi Mrc Mar•Ken?ie •is. the fnrmpr Mini Stanley of Purple Grove an was born on. ov,em er lit a b Opt Of. 'Ho$jita Carmen ,Whytock of ,the ' Whit church area wasdischarged fret Victoria f iospiral , London on 'Monday;, after being there for past few. weeks following an ac entin the,Nile district. :• He •wi.1l 'remain in London for week under the doctor's care w he will come to Teeswater to t home of. his 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Why.tock,to spend s time: of.convalescence. '`maple; Leaf" was respected the world over. . ' • • He was thanked by Clarence Greer. Harold Ritchie and Torn Morrison presented' Mr. Wells with .a gift and one for his, wife who :was notable' to 'be present, Dancing followed the banquet. Ttrr.ingthe-:-dna nca r winners -of the Legion prize 'draw were pul- led by Win. Chambers; Zorie Commander. .' The colour TV wa's,won by.Be'tty Ann Allan ,' 7:7 Murrie St. Tdrontd.•14; the shot- gun by [a ll- us-ttn:; teaforthr•and=. the blender by, M.S. JIM Aman- da) Hamilton, Eketer. Harvey Irwin was the winner of the transistor radio in the .Endues. -A uxt•,1xa ty -draw, 'AP :Will 'Be, field Yn LUCKNOW, 'DUNG'ANNON' __ /iKllS-hDFA -Saturday, -November AT 1 O'CLOCK 6 QT. BASKETS ALSO ACCEPTABLE uresidents are asked' to' kindly bring their paper to the C..& 'M. yards where the truck is loaded. This space -is donated for community improvements .by 0 000.000 • 00 000.• 0 LISTOWFL TRANSPORT 'LINES CTD. Ontario's Silver 4 Black Fleet., Annims