The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-09-20, Page 2The LIJCICNOW SENTINEL.
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
"The. Spay Tovm" — On the Nuron.Bruce Boundary
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WEDNESDAY:. SEPTEMBER 20th, 1972
•
THE READERS WRITE • '• •
Pool Cettainly
A United Effort
1721 Wav,ell Street,
London, Ontario.
Dear Don;
Congratulations to all whb are
involved in the Swimming Pool
project,: If it provides even half
-the-fun_for the ki0s_thatifle.lold
Nine. Mile River did for my gen,
eration, what 'a success it will be!
Certainly it will be a united
effort. It would• be diffiduIt in-
deed, to understand the view of
anyone-who-opposes such a wOrthl_
undertaking.
fin must be rewarding to see the
support that is apparently being
given by "former" residents,
people who have no real stake in
the enterprise, but still call
Lucknow their hoine.
• CRANSTON - STANLEY
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 204,
and pumping' ater with the aux-
iliary portable pump. •,
Ripley Fire Department was
summoned midway through the
fire and used their truck'to'keep
a water supply in the Lucknow
truck. Firemen at the scene
used the fire as an example of
the value a tanker truck Woukl be
in fighting rural fires. The
CURRAN FIRE
CONT-INUED FROM PAGE 1.
Sincerely,
.lsobet-a-nd-Dou
Clark.
. •
ROSS WHICHER
'CONTINUED FROM pAGE4
will face Progressive .
Conservative John Loney of Tiver-
ton, whom he ousted in 1968 by
a 1;101. vote margin, and.NDP
non*. Thompson of ..
Southampton; in the October 30
election.
Mr. Whicher has never'been
defeated atthe polls since he ran
for_mgyor of Wiarton in 1953. He
'served three terms in the provin7
cial legislatUre before. winning the
federal seat. in 196.8.. •.
He .expressed concern for the
plight. of agric.ulture.but said the
•Trudeam-governmenLha&leen::_r
coMing.to.gtips with the farmers'
problems.
He said continuing inflation is
economic suicide, but praised the
government as the "best ever",
in North America' in the fields of
housing and pensions for the elder-
ly.•
• A crowd of about 600 attended
the nomination meeting.
Ripley Department was brought in
for the purpose of supplying: water
to the Lucknow truck when it
betarne_apparent that_Luc know
would tun out of water before the
fizeowas under control.
Besides saving the barn, the
Fire Department also succeeded
in saving a small garage full of
laying hens "located to the.east -
of-the-house.
A call was also put in to the
Goderich Fire. Department whose
truck broke down en route to the
STUDENTS GOING
' HERE--. AND THERE
*Lida. Bushell.,c daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. •Iviax.:Bushell, Lucknow
has entered WeStern University,,
LondOn• in '1St year Social Science.
• • • • • *
Faye Henry, daughter of Mrs.
George Henry and the late Mr.
Henry &• I R.. R..7 LOCknow has
resigned• from her position at the
Banleoi Montreal, Lucknow , to
commence a two year'course in 4.
Social Service: at Fanshawe
lege, London.
' • * • * •
Janet. ThoMpson, daughter of
.M.r.. and' Mrs. H. D. Thompson,
Lucknow •, has accepted a position
in. thg office of the Superior Box
Co. , Kitchener. Janet, a grad-
uate. of Goderich Business col-
lege, started work on Monday of
this week:
* * * *
Jim MacDonald , son of Mr.
and. Mrs. Leonard MaCDonald of
Lucknow , has entered his second
yOlat Western University , Lon-
don where he is majoring in biol-
ogy.
• • •
Doug Cameron has entered his
4th year at Guelph University.
in the honour's course in crop
science. JaCk Cameron is at Fan-
shawe College, London in his
2nd year in air-conditioning and
refrigeration.. Both are sons"of . Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Cameron of R. R.
7 Lucknow. Doug is married to
the former_Dixie-Motle_y of ,R. R.
7 Belleville.
fire. The Goderich truck broke .
a fan belt.
The Curran house was on the
home. farm;, 'formerly occupied
by the late Mr. and Mrs. Herb-
Curran., Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Curran have been residing there
foi several years and have made
many improvements.to the prop-
erty--in recent months. They are
presently 'living in a trailer on the
farm until more permanent
arrangements can be made. They
lost all their personal possessions'
in.the fire
Mr. and Mrs. George Stanley,
Lucknow are happy to announce
the forthcoming marriage of their
eldest daughter Linda Marie to
Raymond gad Cranston, son" of
:Mr. and Mrs. George cranston,
R. R. # 3, Lucknow. The mar-
riage will take place October 21,
1972 at the LuCknOw Presbyterian
Church at 3 p.m.
lochalsh Pupils
Lochaish school, pictured in the September 6 issue , cornprh e d FErhoen tfo
row
1 Io w. iinegft sttpu drei gnthst,. 13r
ara Finlayson, Elaine Machityr,
.Marion MacLennan, Janet Thor
burn, Jane Drennan, Margaret
MacLenna n:
enna Secondrow , Murray Macnon aid, Elaine Robb, Finlay Mac.
Lerman, Jimrny Drennan, Roddy
Finlayson, Jane Finlayson.
Third' row Shirley MacDonal
Doug Ross, Larry MacIntyre, •
Louise MacLennan, Sandy Mac,
Lennan, Mrs. Roy, MacKenzie,
teacher. '
our
choir
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