The Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-03-31, Page 1•
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Ice Machine
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It. was "musical chairs". at the
Lucknow Public School on Monday
of this week. - • :
• With some ofthe renovation
and construction close to comple
fiOn , andworkmen ready to start
new areas, Manday'schanges
appear too.be a matter of "moving
the inconvenience and:confusion
around a hie'is'Classes were shift,
ed to•new locations,. •
Oracle 4 and 5 ,,which have
been taught in the gymnasitim.
sinceFall, were moved to the
new Kindergarten room and
special education room respective
ly,•both. "almost" completed. ,
The science roorn has been
'vacated and now science will be
•tau-ght in•the new .art room. The
home economics room_has_Also_L____L_____
been vacated and students will *
be'taught home 'ee in the Lucknow • 2.
United Church.. • •
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• ' t4 -Lug -know hion
ice carnival was the occasion for
the,offiCial.ritesnAtIon of the
-new.iie making rnachine:at'the•
Lucknow arena ta'the.arena COrn-
.13UrchaSedby the.,Lions ham Art
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• Helm Welding:arid ,Machine for
bout $1600 the eciuipment_hai-
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been an exceptionally useful corn-
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-munity project by, the Lions ..-•Loc'-
ally•Made it was purchased at:a
particularly' attractive Price and:
• Art. Helm 'donated much of his.
:tithe toward this project,. • • ,
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mittee
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The event was a fOrrnality , as
the tnachue has been .effeetively.
in use all, during thepresent wine
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ure , e to r_ig,aroinaT
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the ice machine, are Bill. Nelson,
1st vice president of the Lions
'Chit); Art Helm, A direCtor of the
Lions and machine manufacturer;
Grant GhirnshoiLions pres-
ident Who made the presentation
to Murray, chairman of the •
Lucknow arena Operational:corn-
tEnot„Iski.:.HoL*Otoop..cfpwlicH.
Anit000000• In Cornerstone
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Sym 13roi. • o Lue knoW tee rit
the d•einalition•of ;
t •Catholic4Chnrch at
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Holyrood which has been unused ."
,. for senie time. : • - •
in the 'earnerttatie of the church
a Chn.rell :&cunient ,"„writt.eri,
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Lafln, was faund,as well as :Copies
of the LuCknow Sentinel, TeesWat,i-
' • et NewS,•:'1'.Oronio'Clobe and Cath.7-.
• •OiC:1;t6Aistet all of August 1899.
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attfaChed,tO:theCapyOf the Catli-• •
• .•oli Iteitte r' and it was addressed
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...to Father Corearah,. : • "
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Receives Award For
Contribution To
Organic Chemistry
.Professor J 8 Stothers, of the
•'Departrirent•of-'Cliernittty,„ has •
been awarded' the:1971:Marek' •
Sharp and pohrpe, Lectirie A:Ward
of the Chcnncalltistitute:•of Can-
ada . The 'award IS ntade annual.7-
lyto a scientist under 40, resid-
ent rn Ca ria '
contribution in •arganic chemistry.
• or biochemistryiwhae
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Canada, . '• •
This: Marks the 4th time
yeaTrrhat :a pa)rarDfric
:Chemical Institute of Canada has
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JIM ARNOLD TO RETIRE
Lucknow In Need
The Lueknow, Group 'COmmittee
of the8dy Scouts of Canada met
,at the horrie of the Chairman •
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inloss Township
Dancan MaesEwah'thot •a wolf
m Kmloss Townshiplast week
Vq«e«eri t•he4th aniith:e�
sions:
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A hurit•ingparty of Dick and '
Harvey McQuillin, George
Whitby , 'Duncan and Donald MaC
Ewan were hunting several days
,last week, • ' . •
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a p agan le
Ralph Pagan of Lucknow died at
the Wingliarn and District Hospital • .,
an Saturday, March 27 He was
81fae.,.
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Dies Sucldenly
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Cecil..131ake :Of •DungannOrr died;
suddenly in Goderieli-.AleXandta
and Marine, Hospital Tuesday. He
was 10 years of age. -• .
The body is resting at the',
Jack Treleaven .latt Wedney Johnstone •Funeral Home, , • , •
night and were joined, by the new • LucknowTbe funetal will .be"
Scouter 13i11 Searle and his • •.. at,2 'p.m. at Iiingannon:
Assistant George Lucas .• Arrange- UP14d Church. : • •
• snents were finalied to Meet
--wit-hL•ByaS.c.-out-s-Pn•-•l\-landa
The cemnifttee mustov./.look,.
for a Chibmaster in•thelmmed-•'.,
iate future... This position can be,
.fi4ed by either a w•omanorr a •
Jiff ArnOTtryas been the.
local Cubmaster for quire a titan.;
1 -N -U -ED -ON- PA, GE 2— •
Ripley Family
Flee Burnt
Early Tuesday.
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The funeral was conducted frorn
the MacKenzie :MemOrial. Chapel •
in Lucknow on Monday with tg.111-
porary ento l_m_2the_ntd.b•Spirth,_Kfa-
loss NlaUsbledrri., ° •
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eletitIffttMetelftiONOtententtOttell
e*No-Ne\o'NlaNeava••iaavia•e,
inter
as Not Severe,
Ind Did Damage
• :You think we've had a -lot of •
snow this year7 You may be Sur:
prised.to.learn that we received
25 less inches•of snow than we
did last winter:.
The. Sentinel :requested ' ffOrn
Harold Greer of Lucknow that he
provide us• wit1i the snowfall :fig
ures of this year. as compared with
last ,year. Harold records the loc-
al.'weaher.•for'the government` •
weather bureat.r.,a pasiiiatbkhica_;_-
hi father.„' the late Mel Greer,
.alsohadfor many years.. it is•
.apLiblie 'service post and the Greer
.family have kept the records as:a.
Mr. arid 1r Graharri •Qcstik•
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•Inches of snowfa 11 ; •as.« recorded
last winter, are as tallows; Octo,b•-•
7'er 1969, 11:57inches., ,
1969, 25.5 inches; December 1969 '•
and faimly of Ripley weefrced 40.5 inches, January 1970, 71.5
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Linehes, Febru-a-r-y•J9-714,-4-i-riclaes,, _
1Viareh 1970, 24 inches; April 1970,,
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inches,, total- 2071 inches.- •
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were rectrded; November 1970,-.
i.uch-est-OecenTb ,
41.7.5 inches; January 1971; 79' in-
ches; f`tbruary 1911, 2.75 inches,
March19.71, 2.5 inches; total
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TOTflec afar' burig hoe -eat
Tuesday tnorn-ing when..fire broke
out in ;their home about .2 a.m.
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• The tan -lily were awakened from
.a Fldj-Mr-SLr"----
Cook, bohna,. Cameron', Kevin,
Helen and DaVid found the • '• .‘
.upstairs portion of the house on.
heavy water and:smoke damage to
the entire house, also di dI Severe
fire damage•tO•the Upstairs bed.,
room of Mr. and Mrs. Cook
Chief Doug`Lidclie, were �n •
the scene until about 6 a ,
before the fire was•corripletely
brought under contrca Fire -it .
-bell-efed-tollaVe starterfliti'fairtfilMirtet.-Wr-s Dectinber
spark...from the chimney,
• LUC now. ltu rat' Society' S'
firt Skdte -a ,thon was a trernett,-•
douqiccessand attracted well
'over..100skaters tO 'the .Lue knoW
• petty( on Tuesday and Wednesday
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. . '.• Th'e• event kicked off.'at 12 ild•On',
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• : on. Ttiesday when'thelibbon was,-
„. ‘ .64 by 80b .onctirfq..i. president. ..,
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... tety... Twenty,lotir. hours lat,er;
..... eighteerrskaters were still on..tfie
..jFeand. many' others 'dropped, off :..
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., . • litst a kW ,.houttbefore the end,
- ' T lose 'who teirripleted the t
were: Lynn:Hodgins, '-iiiqh..:
•Englandour
.,' Edward 'Ctrieyt. ', • :
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Courtney , Daltoti„.
'Anita Doherty , Donna Leer,
MUtray Button, Sharon Campbell,'
Ursula Courincy.'„ Lmd 1 Purdon,
Albert 1'.OrtYth , Wayne BelAiiger,
"1eoitec
.sOn , ea t her $tevenson:„ Gordan
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131ack.', John MaFLO. Od •
Ea0 of the ryinriers received .
....$1:5 from the Agricultural Society
and a firither $1 each from A.rt
'Gilmore Of LuCknow..
Nancy Ettington„Who camp et-
ied 20 hours ,,wat awarded $5 by
the Agricultural 8ociety and .
Marg,aret Vattyth recciveti
froth the Society for the Comple&
tion of 21 bout: ••
A prize for the skater taising
the most money will b awarded,
when the final tabulation is made,
Eachskater was sponsored by.
the hour„ by local area residents
and butinesS places „ A final tab-
ulation had notbeen.made at the
first of the Week, as all. money •
had not been Collected by the •
skaters but It was expected that
the overall tit/004e for.the.-event
would- ex4ed,'$.1§60. before" any
expenses. . • •
Those in charge Of the Skateata
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181.1-5 Tile:hes:, ' . . . •
'There Were twenty-one nights
6elowzero in 1969-70. The cold-
est night was January 24‘1970,. ' : •
2245 below zero:. '.
There werefourteen` nights__ .. ,_,, : ,• • .
1-ieiryvr-zeroHinl--97b-711. The a' old -.'
est night was December
when the mercury dipped to
'below zero, • '•
The heaviest single day snow
284 1970',When. 12'inches fen, • ,
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rt•Wat wind velocity 'which .
made thii. Winter a bad one. to tar:
assetting. around was concerned:, :
The snOwfalf W•at'an Average
tfertOtetto.tit....,0,409000ttettittfq, ..
'Friends are holding a benefit
dance in f4pley.on,Priday to assist
the' family. Much of their cloth-
ing, and personal possessions were,
lost or damaged
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