HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-11-03, Page 2PAO THIO THE LUCKNOW' SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, NOV.EM ,,
R 3rd,. • 191•.1.
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The LUCKNOW SENTINEL
LUCKNOIWV4 ONTARIO
"The 3epoy Town" On the. Huron -Bruce IBoufdary
Second Class Mall Registration Number 0847 .t.
Established 1873 — Published Each Wednesday Aftermem
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Donald C Thompson,,, Publisher
WEDNESDAY,' NOVEMBER 3rd, 1971.
SCHOOL OPENING LAST WEEK
Residents 'of the area had an opportunity last Thursday night to
View' the newly: constructed and renovated Lucknow'Central School.
The occasion was the official opening of the building after a construc-
tion period which started about a year ago.
The building has been in full operation since the first of the
school term in September. Last year, during the construction period
•rangcments: carried on from day to day at the se400l. '
The ,problem of ` accommodation a year ago 'will no doubt soon
be -forgotten' .naw; that the.: excellent :modern facilities 'are available
at• the school. , .
.Finoork
f arm Ac��ent
•QLIVET NEWS
tied) Clayton lost, the little
finger of his right hand in the
auger of a• corn sheller on Thurs.,:
day.
Mrs. Donald MacTavish is in
•hos:pita.i in Lo.ndpn.
Visitingwith the White famil:
ies on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs,
Warren••llich of W1.n harn•, Mr.
and Mrs. Jini McNairn and Karen
of Seaforth and Nix. and Mrs.
Gordon Mauer of Pinkerton, .'
Heather Boyle. of Ripley spent.
:the week end..withWendy Hamil-
ton. .
Mrs.; Robert Engel and family
.
spent xhe week end at her cot- -
.tage , also Mr.. and . Mrs. Bill '
Bennett, of St Catharines, We '
have had an unusually mild fall..
Sum,rner, stayed rare -this year.
*:Mr.. and Mrs. Robert, Osborne
and fancily and Mrs. Elsner
Osborne visited on Sunday.
with M. Edith .Haide.riby in 8iook
hay.eri. Nursing ,Horne near Wing,;'
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Students who attended ,high school in, this same. building a few
years ago ;would- har lly-recognize--the� lord -p1at~'e ;.`although' ;iii those
days it was considered as providing the very best in accommodation.
The library and open area classroomconcept attracted as much
attentidn-as anything among interested visitors.' •The .provision 'of..
facilities" for home economics•and industrial arts, a carry-over when
.the buildingchanged from a high to a public school, is not available
in many elementary : schools in our area.
Initial plans for improvements to the school were started by
o• ' A � ,11 let ; o ]A .. e. ■ s
took.over, the: plans were on te drawing boar .'The county board.fol-
lowed them throughomaking some changes and the result is the fine
elementary schoolwe now have to serve the students of •Lucknow and
Kinloss•
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WALTER ARNOLD
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and secretary is Mrs. George•.
Joy.nt • /
.Do'ri-Rbss' circi'a bs
mee•ting•prior to., the; election of
officers. ,Last w'i..nter the'club •
erected a $5"Oa chalet , .with..t le ./
"aid of u,olunteer laboi.ir; purchased,
a,snow'.packer for.:about :$400 and •
conducted .a fun; day for young1, ;
skiers at, the 'hill on "the cold.
est,.day.;iri. February",' The. year
oard'. previous•ii'ski ropesow wasin-
sta lled and,the club.98 ` s only a . •
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small bank• loannow With. assets
of -well over $1000,'
lan remembrance
..
Luc:know'Bra nch' o f , the ;Ca na d la ii
Legi,on,wiil observe Remerri:branc.e.:
Day 'next• Thursday, November
11th with- senile -674f the
Presbyterian Church, Luc,know at.:
10 a : til foled by . iy 'a sere'ce .'
, at the Lulowcknow Cenotaph. at 11 .:.
a.m.. Veterans , Ladies' Auxiliar."
G:ir•1 Guides, Brownies , .Scouts•and
Cubs.meet at the, •Legion Ha'II:
' at 9;45. • ' •
This Sunday Novernbe.r 7th
Legion r7,ernbers will form part of
a Remembranee Serykeat'St, •
Helens, at 2, 3:0 p. m
The annuai'Remembranc,eban'
• gtiet and.dance ;: for Veterans and
their wives , Ladies'. Auxiliary ,and.
their husbands will be held_at__:
the Lucknow .Legion Hall on Sat-
urday•'eveninc . November.1:'y.
Murray Morrison will, be .guest
pea -Iter'.
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oo s.',were so a ,, y eci
Cranston,' West Wawanosh toliill
utton, Lticknow' for• 38'0.
•
Fourteen steers avetaging,710 •:
lbs... were sold by Wallace'
Woods' ,'Kincardine ,ta Jack 'Mc
Kenzie , Dover Centre foe; 3 0,
Twenty-five steers averaging
-`•1•bs,: were sold .y Bob' Llcln
tbsh., Lucknow to Currie Colwell,
Kinloss for 36C. ,
Seventeen steers.
:averaging
990 lbs: ;Were sold by Bud Far.rish:;
Ashfielid to A,T3 Ni. Farr. El-'
rnir.a for 33.90,
Four heifers averaging, 61.0 lbs: , .
were sold, by Ray D Ilton, Ash-
field to *Oeorge .\toncrief Ash
1 -for 30.'50
�;ras raised 'l st year in ary
s.kiathon'with proceeds sent to,
•the'national ski teadt, :'I'he
small"Lucknow 'cltib• wa•srecogniz-
ed fir ••this;coptributionivu1
more:.than, many larger clubs with
hundreds of .members • • '\"
.Jack •1MlcKirn expressed the
ranks of the r1uh to.D n 1
•was instrumental in assisting to
•forrn the local..club• about the
few local residents be-•
came interested` in skiing; ",We
will be forever in your debt"'
Commented .e 'c
ed'Jack.. ,
Two'fi.l•n'ls on skiing were 'shown
by. Stuart Collyer:
and g€••l
or only $"I�
`(plus P.S. Tax).
with CQ -OP Savin• s Certificate
Saucepan Set contain's
•
3.:covered saucepans (82 oz. ,4? oz: and 5e:oz. sizes),
detachable handle and serving cradle:
Comp in and see
this fabUloUs Cor_ntng.'Vllare_
Saucepan Set soon and get the.Whole story'on •
using CO-OP Fuel Oil Service orfill in this'
savings certificate nnd:mail it in,— we'll
do the .'rest !
_f Valid onlyjter_2j1d EUL
Largest buyer of the day -was
Jack'\1cKenz'ie'from Dover Cen,-
=t -re w•Ilopifcha-s-ed
P]
H�nEour, Coup le. ,
MovedFroniKinloss
Mr. and Mts. Potiglas V6raham
Moved to their newho-rrre in Lurk
rit es, a •month ago after fi rmirrg for
nia ny year On the. 2nd concession
of Kinloss Townsli'ip, utile east .
of,;South Kinloss Church, . '
On Tuesday.: evening, t pater_'.
r;; severalof their rel.atiyes'•artd
former neighbours paid' them a.
surprise ,v
•Mrs. Lorne Sparks addressed,Mt: ..
and. ;Mss c.'rahatil and read:an
appropriate' poeiu she had, compos.,
cd for this Occasion". Then Mr.. •
and ,y]1rsc Frank alae'Kenzie pr.es
PRESENT USERS OF •CO=O.P FUEL OIL ARE ELIGIBLE:
FOR THIS 'OFFER.
$1.00 SAVINGS C
Special..Cornin.g Ware Introductory
;offer from CO-OP
Please accept my order for a Corriing
.Ware .Saucepan Set; which isvalued,
at Si 9.88, 1.understand that I must.. •
pay only $9.88 `.(plus P.S.T.) if 1
a:gree'to, use CO-OP, Fuel Oil for
at:feast one year..This• •
introductory' offerrbecomes,vaIki
' after the second Fuet"'Oil fills '
dt-- C: a G4 =GI
la nip and card For ;your New
1"tont''•' ha nvini, contributors and '
well wish:rs; •
Douglas and.Sadic' thanked.
their friends for the beau'tiful.and
useful gift and c;.tpr ssed the hope
that those pre=sent inti t•1ros.c not
able•to atteri-d would atoll cci.nte
t0 SE'C' tlt'c'r11,
�l,tt•r-��rt•'c•d
rid a sor.ialytirh was enjoyed bv.
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Smith 'and'
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'Mr. and
Mrs, Jess
moved 'this.
she wi 11 spe.
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Allin; who.
the pastfwc
visiting heri
Clarence
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District 1.164
last week, i�
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