HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-02-16, Page 1•
Yoftir Suggostiorts, Pleaset
LIONS CLUB SEEKING
COMMUNITY PROJECT
Lucknow village council spent
a good, portion of their regular
monthly meeting last week dis-
cussing proposed adjustments in
the charies. to rural mranIcipalities
for fire services.
Dies In West
Mrs, Ewan MacDonald passed
away in West Coast General Hos-
pital, Port Alberni, B.C. on •Wed-
riesday , February 2nd.,
ilerhusband is a brother of.
Peter MacDonald of Lucknow and
Mrs.' Andrew (Donalda) Ritchie
of Ashfield. .•
Resides her husband , she is
survived by .a son and daughter by
a previous.marriage , living in • ,• British Columbia,
lie stated that he and Ken Roul-
ston, also a student in the Recrea
tion Course at Fanshawe , along,
with the, assistance Of Brenda
Bushell of Lucknow , 'a grade 13
student at the F. E. Madill Sec-
ondary School at .Witi-Oam-rid-.
others who would, be' recruited at
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arena. •-
As the Club has not received
the go-ahead on these , and is
anxious to get busy with a major
.conimunity betterment proJect.,
they.have asked .the aid of This
newspaper .in seeking suggested,
projects which Would help the
entire coMmunity. •
Your ideaS will be welCome.
Put them in an envelope and
address' them to Lions. Project ,
The tucknowS•entinel:. With
your help, the Lions can be of ,
service to the comnurnity.'
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$4,04 A. Yeai; In Advioncii.,,,, $2,00 extra;-To. 0,54k,' ,FEBRUARY 16, 1972 •• 10910. COpy 15; 16 Pars
'The Sentinel tarried a story in •
late, Novembet ,- following' the
Royal Winter Pair, of .a remark-
able achievement in the world
of horse breeding•ittained by the
Martin family of Paramount .•
long known as coMpetent breed-
tycknow Council Plan To
Acii00-Rueol Fire Chorgps
.Recreation. Committee Hears .PrOpOsAl
,Under "Opportunities
Lucl<now and District Lions
Club is lookim, for a major coin-,
in unity projc'c t to undertake... •
. Throughout the years; the •
Lions Club haft promoted many
worthwhile (.01mnuriity
meats but ulre . .are presently .out
of ideas on what to undertake
Thcyba‘c,• in recent weeks,
offered their .c.f‘,iees to area;
groups in promoting several pro-
jects, a.swirnmin,: pool, perman-
ent.seatiu in the arena , a
trophy case and lockers in the'
Nleruhc: of the LuclKnow Recre=
anon comn:inec.at...1 a few others
korri the ety.::.i.ilunity t.'ceived a
proposal on ;•ieclay, night of last,
week iron; Pritchard of West,.
prcs,,ntly enrolled in
the Recreation Lead'ership.COutse
at Fanslowe college in London,
Rick's proposal Was •to offer the
illage 'andsurrohnding.area a
complete recreation and social •
prOgram for the •summer months • •
'class
Bryan, hoyhe , son of,L Mr. arid
.,rts_,._1r.a.aci.S:Boylv. 'of !futon
Township ;•plactd" first.in the -
senior' secondary school competi-
tion. Ile rePresented the !Ripley.,
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Carol:MacKay, dauliter of Mr.
and N'Irs. Donald MacKay of Hur-
on, 'represented Ripley Legion in
die 'junior secondary school ola
iii_e---5.14I01101L.91 • Mr, Mid
Xtrs. Cecil Shttop of I ihron rep7
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,A74-fifeselit,e'd —a Olt. "The ran-
was "Something I r.elticniber
about Ripley". <irkpatrick
-and Mrs. 131tie reported as 'stand-
ing Committee conveners,. Mrs,
Elwyn Pollock gave' a report on .
the' sick committee. Tlie.4-11
llonlemaking Club was reported .
by Mrs,.•Peet.' She and Mrs..,
organ Johnston as re' leaders for
the elu,b which has eleven girls
as members': They, iv cet. Mini-'
'day after school each week.
A salt-of articls will be held
at the March meeting which will
be the second Friday fn March.
Members are asked' to bring
donations for"the sale.
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• George Whitby Lucknow fire
chief, was present ai the meeting
and entered into the discUssion
with council.
Lucknow now charges rural
municipalities $75 per hour or
part of an hour for fire
services. There is no stand-by
Jim West ShoOts.
WQR. :On. Faint.
'Jim West of Ashfield shot'a
/wolf the middle of last week.
The animal was corning
;,through Jim's farrn'in the Kin
tail area in mid day and what it
appeared to' be .acting strangely
it, was not immediateiy knoWn
whether the animal Was rabid or
not. ,
Two farms in the area have lost
Cattle from rabies, but there was._
no definite link between the wolf
and these incidents%'
ers,of .Clydesdale horses..
We were able to' obtain the '
above picture•which Shows 17-
year-old .Robert J. Martin of
Concor& left, with the prize
winning horse, receiving a -
championship tray from Wreford
fee, •a, rural municipality has
no fires in a year, they do not
pay anything:,
In January, the rate paid to
Lucknow firemen tO fight rural
sire calls was raised froth $3 per
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Rick Pritchard Outlines Suggested Pl -n
This.itediate area placed
well in the Zone, C41 Legion.
•erich Sattirda.y...
Anne .Alton., representing.
the , f#st -,
place in the ,,enior elementary.
school etrr.s : Anne is the
thuditer, of ,and Mrs. Blake
Alton
.;Annette Ilod ,2.es.,.daughter
and Ntrs. Lloyd I fodvss.of
PurF2.a mion , also representing
Lueknow...Le0on , placed third in.
the junior eleinentaty,schopl
Tire ',7411 Anniversary of the
Federated Wornen's Institutes of
Ontario was celebrated at the .'
Legion !fill in Ripley'on Friday
when the. Ripley Branch met .for
their, regular Meeting,
A beautiful birthday cake .was •
on display and served with tea at
the close of the meeting.. • 'hi was t to llistory,of Rip
ley' given by Ab WyldS, Mrs. •
Otrterbridgc a' former Iligh School
teacher of, his,. introduced hint as
being one of her arrest brilliant -
students.
Following Itis'addreSs,, Mrs, 0 ah Crawford thanked him
.Three..Ated YOting..Petiple'TnikO.fir0
110010 Their Categories At .Legiop .'
Zone.,.*Oking•,COnte:4 On :Satutday-...
Ripley Women's institute. Marks 7
Anniversary Of :OrgOnization, Ab Wylds.
Gives Ripley ifistory At .Meeting..
MARIANNE FRAYNE
AO.
Wins TV Sew-
Mrs. Albert Morningstar of
R. R. 5 Lucknow was the lucky
wfrfner in.the radio "I" contest
on Friday of last week. Her
prize was a 16" television and the
winning ticket was from Finlay
Decorators.
HeWson of Beaton,, formeriycof
lionMa ,. well known Clydesdale
breeder, itnpotter and exhibitor.
Shown 'in the centre is Red Mart-
'in of 'Paramount , uncle of Robert.
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Huron County Speaking contest Won By
Marianne Frayne Of Kings4ridge $choolf
Will Advance To Zone Finals Saturday
Marianne Frayne, 13, a Grade
8 pupil at St. JosepWs Separart
'School at Kingsbridge, won the
Huron County Oral Comrnunica -
tions Festival competition at
Clinton Public School Friday
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Martin Horse Sets Record Unequalled At Royal