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The LUCKNOW SENTINEL
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
�,*epoy Town" th on ,Huron -Bruce• Boundary
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Second Class. Mall• Registration Number 0847.
Established ,1873 Published :• Eich Wednesday Afternoon
• Member of the C.W.NA and O.W.N.A' ;
Subscription Rate, $5.00 a year m advance to the U.S.A. $7.00'
Donald C 'Thompson, Pubhshe»
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7th, 1971;
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Harvey McQuillin and his 15
year-old son Gary'of St Cathar
ines 'had a narrow escape'from a
possible drowning MiShapw recently
,as -their snowmobile went'thr'ough
the ice on*a river eniptying into
Lake Huron•.
Harvey and. Gary were hunting
on the John MacKay farm, near
Lake Huron and north ,of Kintail.
They 'went through the ice on; a
small stream. 'The water wasn't
too deep.,. but:deep 'enough to give
'them a' good dunking The
pair' managed. to get their snownzo-
ble out of the water and retrieve
a gun that went under in themis=
hap', .however ,' the macr, ne was.
wet and would.notgo.
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They walked,two miles back to
their truck and "ifieeded the aid of.
'•Harvey's brother-in-law Marvin
Scott .to get the snowmobile back
to .the roadway.
In recent months we've ' been
inundated with fi'gures on
unemployment in this . country as well as
. the problem that will be . faced when
�' '• e
summer.
It's not a .bright picture 'by' any
Standard and and it was only natural • that
some criticism would, be. levelled 'at the•.'
federal:.government' when they
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Mrs. Dick. McQuillin' of Kinloss
and ismarried to the former Isa
bel Scott , daughter of Robert
Scott ofd Ashfield:. '
EdWin: Roy Mundy of -Frances
St.Wingham passed -away in
Wingham and District Hospital on
Friday ; April 2nd in his 8Qth year.
Mr Mund ,:is su>ivived bye
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thre 'augh rs: , Mrs', 'Ken (Beryl)
.Mowbray of Lu'cknow.,'•Mrs,.Ted
(Bernice): Roberts of,Enionton ,
Alberta , Mrs. Len (Edith)'Huff
of Brantford , and. one son Lloyd
Mundy Of London; one brother.
.Basil of Woodstock-, seven grand -
children and nine great grand: -
children;
The funeral service was .conduc-
ted at the R. A,, Currie and Son '
Funeral Home on Sunday; April, •
4th with :interment. in Wingham
Cemetery.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 71h, 197),
TELEPHONE SYSAM
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1.
$125,000. Five additional cir •
cults have been completed pen
tweet) Kincardine .and Ripley.
12eSP'nnw total 13. altogether.
The. resignat4o'n of `director
Dan A. Mac i'ald , due to work.-.
ing at Candu, and the death of
director Murray Campbell, made
it necessary, for the. meeting to
elect two new duectors. These
are,. Mel. Pollock and 1 Sr; Robb. N
Russ Stanley has- acted as:'a; direct-
or 'following Murray Campbell's
death last October..
Ham MacKinnon presided over
the election part of•the meeting;.
The telephone: system maintains.
automatic: dial buildings 'at :Dui
gannon and Ripley.; The business
office' at Ripley is staffed by Mrs,,
Irene Liddle and assistant Miss
Christena Robertson.. •,Two service
men work .out of Ripley - Bob
Johnston and Ivan Cook.
work.ers__from ' :other *countries would
again ,be, brought into Canada to 'help
with harvest work.
Government .officials quickly
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replied that-: bringing 'in: workers would
not affect , the unemployment situation . .
to any great, extent because 'students!and'
those : unemployed • w'ouldn't 'take the
harvest work any way.
There was a time in `this, country
when 'people were extremely pleased to
take , whatever type • of work they could.
get, but obviously that isn't the situation..
now.
The welfare benefits that are •
provided enable people to live 'without '
any undue hardships, atlest ot- to, the,
point where. they . find, it necessary to get
out and takea job, particularly one with`
some work involved -
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KINLOSS
Congratulations to Miss Pat
Sparks Winner :in the ;District II
Lions Club :Speaking Contest held..
in Arthur on Saturday. The next:
contestis' in .Owen Sound on April
'16.
lst-Kinloss Boy Scouts, enjoyed.
a Broom Ball •game wz_th :W ngham
Boy Scouts. in the Lucknow Arena
on Monday' night •.
• The choir at South Ii'nloss
Presbyterian church sang the.an-
them "Hosanna.".'for Palrn Sunday.
Both Junior. and Senior choirs
have been rehearsing with Mrs.
S.arks for secial Easter music.'
'that''. welfare assistance should : be
terminated. There are many people who
_require assistance and: their neighbors are •
.quite prepared to have some of their tax
dollars: go to this cause.
However, it is becoming evident
that : more arid. more support is . being
given ,'to'..,:those who suggest that welfare .'
payments should be. termin.ated— for—;those....
able-bodied recipients who won't accept
work when itis made available to them.
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Donald' Hamilton of •Tarzwell•
Northern .• Ontario'visited on the '
week errdwith his ,parents Mr:`
and. Mrs, Gilberts Hamilton. His
mother ac_companied him to.: Tor
onto on Saturday .and' from there,
started on =`; bus .trip to. St. Boni
face, Manitoba to visit with Mr.
and Mrs., .Ross Hamilton and
family.
Lavin, Mrs, Harold Cainpbell,
Mrs, Ted Coil ery' Mrs.: Lloyd
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Marnou0' 11, Mrs.. Donald Mach:
tyre, Mrs., Leonard•"Macinnes and"
Mrs: Clarence Ritchie froni:Kair-
shea.W.I. attended the.Food Foruin
in Walkerton Wednesday evening.
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All Day. Thursday; April .8th
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AND CLOSED ALL DAY GOOD FRIDAY
Lucknow BI>t sinesstrien 8 Association
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On April lst the 1st Liicknow 'y
Guide Company comrii-enced a
Horne Nursing badge course ,. with
Dols e-r-ort4t r=ri.ct.Yxig-.
Next week she will give'a deinoti-.
stration.at her home, .Marion
Johnstone worked, on the tender-
foot tests with the recruits: Kim's,
garwas.payed, Go -Iden --Band
badges were presented td Kathryn
McKim Lorna.Boyje and
'McKim, Etta...
Ee1Y+*, h1acI3onald .. .Toyma ker
!badge `was pjresented to Lorna,
'and the, Minstrel oadge•to Etts
belle, Captain ruined,the rneet!
ing with Vesper's and Taps.
PARENTS 11Ve've arranged::to have•a nationallirrecognized.profes!.
sional• photographer'at our store:on; the'dates shown below
You can havQ`.eac`Fi-meim`b+er of the amity pholl"ograpfie`d in Several
poses,:'.and pick up.,any one Of them'for your free portrait. Weonly
ask that all children'. be accompanied by aparent: '
DON'TMISS 7-146OPP/RTUNITY
Nlrs;--Ey •t Keith , ‘1\11rs-Harr•
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to get , livin'gcolour portrailtyou' wilt treasure'atways. S vera) poses
are 'taken and low, cost 'additional' A ortraits 'are avai ble for those
who wish. them,.
It's ou•r way •of.saying "Thank •,You" to our many regular customers,
and "Welcorne" .to everyone ',else,. .Incidentally; 'we believe these
.,photogr'aptis are really something•speeial.'.They're•beautifullyposed
Portraits'.7 not snapshots.'And .don't forget they11 be: in living
colour, sa dress the•children i.n bright colours:
F'AMuiyGROUP,,F oRTRAITs WELc :r/:E.
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