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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-03-01, Page 11972 16. Pages Single Copy 15c WEDNESDAY, MARCH. 1st, 197; woo A Year In Advance $2.00 Extra To U.S.A. Midget Championship Trophy Sees Public Subscription For Major Expenditure :EXPLAINS,. STEPS. TAKEN INVESTIGATING A COMMUNITY SWIMMING POOL 111 Reeve George Joynt of the vil- lage of, Lucknow has otitlined the findings of Lucknow village coUn- .cil in their investigation of var- ious types of swimming pools Which might serve this coriunun-/ ity. . "Lucknow where this firm had in- Stalled commercial sized They were advised that they had. CONTINUED U.N.PAGE 15 Pine Ipver Cheese and Butter Co-op Held Thirty-Third Annual Meeting, Return President and Five Directors . AM'BERLEY NEWS The ,thirty -third "Annual meet- ing orthe Pine' River' Cheese and 13utter.Co-operative was held Fri-. day afternoon, February 25 in . Reid's Corners Hall. 'Robert Rut- ledge was. chairman •for. the *meet- ing and. Robert Harrii recorded the minutes. • ' • Thomas Phair-C, A. Ove the -a.uditors report. Glenn rarrell, the .President , gave •a general • summary of the improvements and purchases. of .1971. • .• .• The price of the large cheese increased from. .53c per pound I 0 - •Chairmar;of the LiicknOW reation Committee , 'Bill Hunter, isTictUred present* Ole W..0. A .A; Championship trophy to Jirn Murray of Kinloss' TownShip, cap- tain of thelaithow NTidgeTTioc key. The swimming pool question in Lucknow has been an on again, off again topic for several years,, More recently,, during theTast year -and , considerable investigation has been done by the. Lucknow council., information was received frOrn a firm, known as Consolidated Pools; a United ,States based'Or'- ganization, with Canadian franchises. :Representing the firm Was the late 'Gil Ruston of George': town an t le proposa o onso idated Pools, was delved 'into in . 'detail. 'The pool'is of a vinyl • liner construction with aluminum walls. It. would•sit on a concrete footing), would be full length, 'have a braced wall and would:, have a gradual depth' of three feat at one encrto ten feet•at the cliv- Club. The presentation was iriade 'at the Lucknow-Watford Ontario Minor hockey Association playoff game, in Lucknow on Tuesday pf last weer. ing end. • ucknow and District Lions Club Stage uccessful Ice Carnival On Friday Nite, vent Features Costumes, Figure Skating Ski Club Hold Fun Day At Hill On Sunday Two Men Announce •Copricil was considering using property to the south of the' tuck-. now arena so that the. arena- could be urifized'aschange. rooms.'-.:Tot- al estimated cost of this pool was• about: $22,900.. . '..Ioynt. said. that•council-felt a• further es-din:- ated cost of $20,000.- fora .build - frig to house change rooms,. show-. ers , etc; COuld•.be -eliminated .if the present arena, buildingeould he utilized for this. The proposal was. turned over to the engineer 'for, the village B. M. Ross and .AssOciates of -G•o& -The.,engineer.a'sked for names':of communities such as Ruth Thompson and Mrt. Hary ey Houston judged, the costumes. • .laces were heldwith,thefollow- ing winners. Girls 6 and•7: 1st , Cathy Chisholni (Cirant), 2nd; C Tracy Nic Do. nagh. (Barry), 3rd indy Nixon (Delbert). Boys 6 • CONTINUED ON PAGE 14 Interest In PC 0=0 1=0 ocio Bruce Nomination .A'n enjoyable day_ for ski' en- thusiasts was spent on the ski slopes at the Lucknow Park last Sunday afternoon ; when some sixty attended "Fun Day" sp sored by Lucknow 'Ski ClUb. W. Free barbecued hot dogs, pop.. and coffee were served. Prize winners for races :were as follows: 8 years.and Under, Jerry Searle, Lori Mc.Kim, . Debbie Arnold; 10 years and under Ettab,clle MacDonald; Kathy BrOokS; 12 years, and under, Brenda. Arne-1d , Kathr y444,4c-K-i ; Doug Treleaven; 14 years and under, Craig Treleaven, Brenda MacDonald, Mary 'Ellen Havens; Adults, men, Jack McKim, Jack Treleaven, Walter Arnold; ladies, Brenda Arnold ,' Dianne MacKen- zie , Lorraine Arnold, Jane Tre• leaven; Cross Country, 12„years and under , Kathryn NleKim, Lrenda Arnold, Ettabelle Mac- Donald; 12 years and oyer, Craig Treleaven, Brenda MacDonald", Mary Ellen Havens. Last Friday's ice .carniva.1, :spec cored by Lucknow and' District • Lions CltilY, was a successful.' event; . . F011owing are the prize 'winners in.the Costume Class. '(The par ent's.name...is in brackets). Pre,- :ed. School and Kin,dergarten: 1st a . Cathy Hamilton (Bruce)', 2nd' Port Mary Nicholls (Robert),'.3rd,. .Diane Wilson '(J.nit). ,(:;rades 1'anc lian 2: 1st, Patty Baiger . (Alla ri), 2nd • . kevin Irwin (Robert),, 3rd, David' Emberlin (Roy). GtatieS,I. and 4: 1st, Jeff MeNain (Bob)', 2nd, ofinBarger(Allan), 3rd., Wayne MODenagh,(Barry).... ()pen nd Linda -Boyle , 'Joanne Thompson and Lorraine Boyle, • 3rd; Faye Nelsen.• SCARF CATCHES IN ROPE TOW Girl Saved From Strangling By Alert Member Of Ski Patrol At Calgary, Fam ose_Connection Withitslifiekt Attend Toronto Flower Show S "She, fell into the snow ,and I • commenced artificial.respiration right aWay,".said' Mr. Moehrle, • a University 'of Calgary electron- ics teChnician,' "I 'noticed there was no pulse in her 'neck so I'hit her chest hard on the sternum bpne and her heart • gave a great big thunip and start , ed to heat. "..;I just finished a course in. heart massage at the tinivergity , and everything fropithe-coUrse ran through my head." The girl is reported in good don. ditiOn. Mary Gilmore, the girl whose life was saved, is the daughcer 'of Mr. and Mrs.' Ed Gilmore of Cal-' „gory: is.a brother of Art and lin' Gilmore of LucknOw and. Ash- field..Ed was raised in Ashfield and visits here every. year. The scarf in question is one sent as a 'gift to Mary by her aunt and uncle, Mr. .and Mrs, Art :11more of Lucknow. 0=E0K:201=0 A fast =actingski patrol mem- ber has been credited with saving the life of a 13-year-old girl • 1,s(hose scarf got her in trouble at a ski area in Calgary a few weeks ago. Arthur Moehrle .was skiing past a tow rope when he heard ,Mary Gilmore Calling for help. "I saw her scarf caught in the tow rope," Mr. Moehrle said. "She was being dragged up the hill by her neck." The girl'was pulled through the safety gate at the top of the lift and Was hanging by her scarf about 10 feet above 'the ground. The tow stops automat- ically when "a. peisorlis pulled through the safety gate. He was unable to reach the girl and needed help from two boys who were lifted 'Within reach of the rope, grabbed it, and brought it down so Mist Gilmore could be removed. STRIKES DEER Car Overturns, Three Uninjured gocC is Walkerton Mayor Arthur Brown will seek nomination as Progres- sive Conservative candidate for the Bruce federal riding. Mr. Brown, a contractor, is 3 his third term as Mayor of Walk- erton and he has served 18 con ," Urinous years in' municipal polit- ics on council and school board. He is a direetor of the Grey- Bruce Provincial PC Association, a past president .of Rotary and a member of Trinity Lutheran Church. .Robert Allan Yack of Hanover will also seek the Progressive Conservative candidature for Bruce riding. The 25-year-old manager of Weppler'i Esso Ser- vic,e, made the announcement Friday. •Mr. Yack, who is unmarried , received his education in Walker- ton and Hanover before attend - ing Waterloo Lutheran University where e s u ie political science He has been active in politics in, the area ,'particularly With the young Progressive Conservatives. The riding is at present held by' Liberal'Ross. Whicher of Wiarton jar Bob Ritchie; Donald Mann and Greg Hunter, all of Lucknow , es- aped serious injury on Thursday of last week en route to a juven- ile hockey game in Milverton: Bob Ritchie; accompanied by Donald Mann; had driven his car to London to pick up Greg Hunter, a.student a Fanshawe College, ed. transport him to the juvenile hocketplayoff ,g4-me-iri— Milverton Thursday night, !clear St. Marys, Bob's car was intallision with a deer which Was on the roadway: The car over- turned and was badly damaged. Greg and Donald were uninjured. Bo .received minor rib and'ileck injuries, The Luckpow•Horticultural Soc- iety chartered a bus on Friday' of laSt week and forty-seven attend- ed the 25th Anniversary of the' Garden Club of Toronto, held at the O'Keefe 'Centre.. During the forenoon a noted English lady' delighted her and in the art of floral arrange- ments; there was a fathion pres- entation in the afternoon; and throughout the building there, - were garden arrangements and artistic displays of beautiful flowers There was also outstand- ing displaysOf flowering bulbs and shrubs and the setting was com- pleted with a large 25th Anniver- sary Cake. 0=110t 401=0 • • • to .73c per pound in 1971. A new. 60 ,000 pound' holding tank had been purchased, also a gaso- line poWered generator which will enable the plant to continue man- ufacturing cheese if there is a power failure.' The Manager-Cheesemaker, Glenn Martin gave a general re-, pbrt, The Pine River Cheese and Butter Co-operative has always Tad(' only Cheddar cheese but some colby cheese was made last. -summer. Approximately 208,00.0 lb. Of cheese was, sold through 'the -store. , Orville Shewfelt, the Ontario Milk Marketing Board fieldman, gave a thorrardless. He stated' ;quota for sale is listed weekly and these lists may be obtained on re- quest. The Royal Bank Manager, Mr. LumrniS of Ripley was present and gave cigars to all. ' The same five Directors were eletted for 1972, Glenn Farrell, Murray Culbert Jack Campbell , Robert Harris and Leonard Reid. .Glenn Farrell Was nominated to be President again in .1972. A • lunch was, enjoyed by all.