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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-10-20, Page 1ER 13tb:l01 ,AND $6.00 A Year In Advance -- $2.O0 Extra. To U.S.A. MEET YOUR ACHER EV entity Stili` A. �uesto WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20th, 1971 V.E.=T0 S WE TO 6c FREE. VE TO 3c n -1T VE TO 31c is 99t• VE TO 17c FREDERICK: FLANAGAN. Frederick Flanagan. joined, the a ; �• t e--uc nrtw an-d`District, • Public School in September where: •he teachesa Special'Educa•tion • Class H:e was ;born in Toronto 'on`Jan _ma r19 ,4946 . --.- He attend=ed-- •rim - •aryF, an • secondary school in Tor niaand i • s -a -gr •;- to °of Tar,otita• Teachers' College. •' .His teachingeiper.i;e•nce'includ:r • ronto- :oar • of Education Inlate Augusc he, • a .cf his wife Karen and yyougg .son Frederick it moved to. Lucknow. .to:reside ,' ••'Fred• is interested in sports. VE TO,30c P TUROAY w 1284420 . The October. meeting 'of Luck now village•council on Tuesday night of last week produced a "very interesting itern of general inter- est for the community. A letter' was presented to, coun- cil by the clerk from D, A. Sin- clair Construction Ltd•. , e:n.gineers, -and -contractors -of `Mtssissaa concerning lot 272 on the south east' corner o:f Willoughby. and Inglis Streets in Lu:cknow This is .the •lot presently" occupied by Symes Bros, Construction of Lucknow and used as a �arn� headquarters for their ina_ ch= finery, and equipment: • The lot in question is irnmed= lately east, of J E. MacDonald • •Garage"and immediately west • of. -the •prooert urchas liquor control board...as the site for_ anew ltutir stdre in' Lticknow The firm of D. A:.Sincla':ir stat- ed in their letter that they. are Tanning a commercial~building,.: 40 by 75 ; basica:lly an office oper atton:, on' the ,property described -They were seeking confirnia.tion from the village that the location, set backs and commercial use was acceptable to the Village., It was stated. that:d-e'taled plans, would be sent 'in .due•coursewhen applying•for a building permit,.; The letter said that they were,'in .the .process of clearing with the health unit for a• septic tank systern ----- --- Plans .Plans of the building, were attach. ed for •reference. The building:_ was• located 'on: the south part, of the lot•with a,c.ar park. area:,'hand7 ling 13. cars, . located•. on the north of..t described on the west side of the building adjacent ••to the: proposed. street extension arid the' MacDon=: ald•,Ga.rage. The rgposed' Liquor Store was shown on the two lots • to•the east 274. 1 Single Copy 15c YOUR TEACHER ELIZABETH SEBBEN. Miss Elizabeth Sebben oined e--st . o r e i;uc ow nd Di - riot Public School iknn' Septemaber;st She was born at Oakville" on May, 2;1950.. She attended Sec. ;- ondary School in Bancroft and graduated from Peterborou : h ege in 1971.' She teaches_.. _ , Music and Girls' Physira1 Educa- tion• On rotary,.. Mt_ :ucknow i*ines Joe Agnew, a Lucknow, native and son of "Mr. and Mrs.: Ho/and Agnew of Lucknow this week becomes.the new owner of Schmid's Jewellery and: China 'business in •L cknow. • t" Joe has 'been• to the watchmak ing, jewellery and diamond set-' ting' business'in• the Detroit and. !Michigan-areas-fora—number of... .years. 'He ,recently took up res= idence in Lucknow ,Vith his wife :Dean and-da-ughte;rsPam. and '• Joanne. . :Pam attends F. E. Mad- :ill Secondary School and Joanne is a student at Lucknow. Ce•ntral1 �c-sactrot T e amily re-• side in the Hogan home on Rose. Street east, formerly occupied bY . . ,,Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gibson`.who`: !purchased • home ,p .a ,m Whitechurch a few monthsS ago.. da. u gh� • ter Judy Agnew, reniained in • where--she-is--employe a. A-description•of the interior of the building and the tyPe,Of busi- aware .of theproposal prior to the. meeting bu( indicated their full aPproVal.of such a building being located. in:this area, of the inuniL.' from 1883 t'd' ;;to Scotland, lintified •„rrow and the 9f the photo JOhn W.ho 195 COnnellafter mr Mrs: Miller her at Lang= Miller re - de Joe Conley Laal he farm Ilanna: She )vi With her riginal intent.. have the .:Ontario resident's will go the pout 6n Thorsciay of this week. ; ates lluron-Bruce are the lif fay din and New.:Detnocratic Party. .• candidate Dr..Donald Milne of Polling locations in thiS area ,P;.911 61','HolYrdod Half; .POlVq2, ,Whitechtirch-• Hall! Poll '62 ,•••Kiri- loughOrange 11,111111± Pa4.1 73 ,-Ma•Yfair Rest- Township 'Hall; ,P011 3, Zion.Hall; nein; Poll 92; 'Public Library, Auburn; Poll ..93 Wawanosh FATHER WAS STOREKEEPER, LEFT HERE AT AGE 4 Visited FormerHome At Kintail For- irst mi In Seven Sto*OriSci:!Oci nett .04 *Nay 0. heifer Calves averaging 433-.. lbs; 'Were sold by Fred MCQuillin of•Winghani for 34.40, .20 heifers avera',Ing.594 were 4 steers averaging 560.were sold. by 'Ken Leddy`of St. Augustine • to Jack Alton of Belfast for .39.10. • sold. by. Harold, :Elphiek of Lot:WA. for 34,46LL. • Mr:' and .Mti; Niek Perry of MacLeod the. oldest town in 'Al- and ar last mpanied by Mrs.. 'John ?Katb- 'erine) Ryan of Pon .MacLeod:. - 'Mrs. Ryan is the former Kath- erine kennedy,ond,of.thirteen EFFEcT ile Area Yout ms ver Dollar Con etition 3.5 years ago. This is Mrs. Ryan's first rrip hack since She` left Kiniail.' She visited their fOrmer home now owned by Brian Black. ors.Of the General Store at Kin.:6; tail, Katherine 'was born at Null on January •ist, 1890'.. She eft Kiritail at the age of 4 years hell her imrentt Moved tO the family moved to Leth.btvge 10 1914 katherine.married:Johili Rya and they moved to- PO • • Mrs. Ryan hat two children Jack and June'; 12 grandchildren In Ashlield the waS visiting with OS. Bernadine' Kenny'and". -Mr. and Mrs. Farl 'Drennan. Besides visiting Mr. and ,Mrs., i'PertY in Detroit the is.alto visiting alto born at Mintai) and. left at this year''s,series of 4-11.Dairy • 1 ies and is quite pleased to haVe • COuncil DiscUSS PUMP •It: Was • announced at the regular - Meeting of Lticknow6outi--- cil on Tuesday of last'week that ,engaged•in the installation of Swirrithing.poolislwaS tO be in the villa e last *ith council and discuss various' 1 a4 management branch was also scheduled to be in Lucknow, on Thursday. Council, were to meet With him and disctiss..further propoSals for the relOcation of the .site.Was being considered.at the eXtrenie south end of ,Bbh Street in the Village but lana wOuld :have lo -be ac'qt.fired and this proposal was just in the talking, stageS.... Another site Considered waS' not definite as to whether this. site, bn a' lease basis, was discua- g expenses. It Wit agreed to invite tenders from Lucknow Co-op. and Hamila• tOn Fuels', villa fue LUcknow town hall and fire ball from October tb.lune of ne,xt year, 'Williarn Schmid has beeri. the jeWeller and . CONTINUED ON.PAGE:2 Died In Hospital Dayid-JOhnston of 'Luc know. pas-'' sed, away on Tue,Flay, October .19th in Wingharn and. District Hospital in hii 73rd 'year,. cOncluctecl at the johnstone.and• Son Funeral Horne; LUcknow on. r-T-htrrsti-ay-;--Outtiber 21st at 2..3Q p.m; with interment in Greenhill TEAcHER staff of the Lucknow and, District , rian in September 1971., She is a graduate Of London 'Teachers' C011ege received her S.A. from the UniversitY of Western Ontario and hat taken a ..:Miltori and TeesWater, With tip to. five cOmpetitors eligible frOin each of the t wounding countieti All competitors wr6te ifulz requiting senior level knOWledge of dairying, and an essay on the topic "How rwOuld ProMote Milk". At the thew§ they reCOV- ed points kr their calvet and CONTINUED ON PAGE g Annie Van Diepenbeek, daugh- ter' of Mi. and Mrs. -Prank Van Diepetibeek of Ashfield , left Mo,nday.of this week for Prante where the ttudy thePtemli Language for A year, Annie hat Attended Western .UnNersity , London for the past two years,, She has taught ele.mentary arid secondary achool.and night school. few years and taught primary grades. for A few months in 'Atittralia and New Zealand while . She eliJOys. travelling and it ac-. tive, in church work, Shd 16 the Pine RiVer. area with her . Was traritferred by Ontario Hydro tet the truce PidiOte