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THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER. k 1972.
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may be pleased to hear our views.
J. A. McMurchy,
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they are going to ruin our
economy before too long, if they
are not Canadian controlled by our
Governnient. We Canadians
-should-not-be-paying-o -
foreign controlled Unions like
steel workers or teamsters union.
That money should stay in
Canada. We, know of one Union
at Kitimat in •B.C. who are refus-
ing to pay their dues to a foreign
Even at to-day's high
consumer prices, one hour's work
will buy more farm produce,than.
• at any time in our history..
must add, farm commodities
have .improved in the latter part
of '72. But we can't compete
successfully aggnst Union labour,
hence some of our products like
a pies tomatoes and other rod- h h ll
the border, or better, lock them
up and do our own business. We ,
don't lack agitators here at
present.
Canadians'have been
little people too long, possibly our
leaders have been too humble..
Yet when called on to fight for a .
kist cause, no country was- more
loyal or did more to' help our
friends in trouble.
To-day we are a thriving
nation, let •us grow up .and act. the
part and do a little more boasting
in our sChools and universities.
so our young pep?le will grow up
and be' proud to be called Canad-
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LETTER TO
THE EDITOR
,Editor ,
Liicknow Sentinel.
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This note is in answer to Mr.
James Brown in the Kincardine
News of last week. I think this
friendly criticism is good. I
fiave 7 fuu, hdeaditrg lirs
article. He tnentions.rny letter
is old'hat; I dbn'c agree with this.
My letter refers to conditions
as they ale to-day. 'You refer to
times when Unions:were badly
needed. This next is Old Hat.
Personally, I worked under
THAT Lucknow Fire 'Department
responded to a chimney fire tail
at the farm home of Bill Van
Dyke on the 10th of Ash.field last
Friday morning. No damage
resulted.
THAT several candidat_es ap- -
proached the Sentinel Tuesday
requesting election thank-yous
in this week's paper. Unfortun-
ately , because of the publica
tiomdeadlines, these' had to be
held- oVefuntirneXt week: • - •
THAT The Sentinel regrets an
error in last week's issue which
listed incorrect prices. for gi ft
subscriptions. In winding up the
"fillers" were used to fill the
columns. Unfortunately, the
fillers were a few years old and
gave incorrect subscription
prices. • .•
13RA1)LEY - Jim and Evelyn Brad-
ley of R. R..3 Goderich °are hippy
to announce 'the arrival of their
daughter on-Wednesday •Novem-.
ber 29th in Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don.
Barbara VViikins
Is Awarded
ZION'NEWS
Congratulations to Miss Barbara
Wilkins, a Home`Economics stud-
ent at Guelph University, who
was one of 31 students awarded a
Scholarthipbythe. Women's Instir
tute of Guelph in recognition of
their standing in this course. It
is customary' . for this. Institute
branch to pretent five awards every
year to deserving students, who
are continuing their Home Econ-
omic studies. This year,, in
recognition of the founding of the
Women's Institute organization
75 years ago; 31 scholarships were
awarded to the'31'top students,
who are continuing in this course.
The presentation took place 'on
Thursday at Guelph University.
Trinity Sunday School Christ-
mas concert will be on Decern-
ber .8th at Brookside Sphool.
Trinity Bake Sale and Tea will
be in Lucknow on December 9th.
Those attending from this line
e-Xtglamls Musicat.production..._
by Wallaceburg Choir in Luck-
now United Church on Sunday
p.m. enjoyed the excellent
presentation. •
Those •attending the reception
given on Saturday evening by
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zinn in '
honour of their daughter Dianne's ,
marriage. enjoyed a fine,evening
of music and dancing.
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OWNERS W. JOS. and DEAN E. AGNEW
LUCKNOW -- PHONE 5211-3522
those old conditions you, men- ,
tion, $30.00 per month on a
freight boat; $5,0.00 a month in
a machine shop; and paid $22.00
a month for board and lodging.
P
ucts have had to go to waste in
the fields' for lack of profitable
help. ' 4- • We need Unions , today even if
-stare.JierOthioaki.g.Pore Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gibson .
follow suit, but they said they of Lucknow left by air last Thin's-
WoOld be back to collect. Why day fOr Orlando, Florida where
'should- they- iiot '-beLv-cirried--134-c_k_at they will-spend-the-w-inter.
Thank you Mr. J. Brown for .• 1 .< ' _AD
It ec a enge to answer, come
again, who knows even Editors .
SUNSPUN 11 OZ.
Coffee Creamer
BROWN BEAR. 2 LB. CARTON
Pure Honey
LIBBY'S 19 QZ.
Sliced Beets
CHASE. & SANBORN
Fresh Coffee .
MIR TWIN-PACK SAVE 10c
Liquid-Detergent SpeciaLT9c_
Good Stock Of Baking Supplies
Gerries, Nuts
VALUES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
DECEMBER 4, II, 9 'PHONE LUCKNOW 5204420
The' Christmas.Party that was,
to be-treld--at the Com-munity---
Centre Saturday evening was •
cancelled due to inclement
weather, conditions. No future
date has et b e en set Y •
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Collins
visited on Saturday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson.
Mr. and.,Mrs. Don McCosh
now make their official resid-
ence in Ripley, with son. Dick •
taking over the farm.
It was-quite a-snowfall-we had
Friday , but , it isn't.a record.
Don McCosh informs us his rec-
ords-state-a-phendmenaL32 inches
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PURPLE GROVE.
in one night a number of
ago.,
Mr. and ,Mrs. Jake Middle-
kan-ip (Margo Nicholson) ate nc„
itsiding-lon-Don7Me-gays---far
(formerly Eli Morgan farm). '
The O.G.W.I. Christmas nieet.
ing will be held at the home cf
MrS.Don RObertson on Wednes-
day. , •
Mr. and Mrs:. Bob Thomp-
son and Robbie Mrs. Isobel
Forster Mrs. Annetta Robinson,
Bonnie and Keviri.Boyle_w_e_rc
among the first visitors with
and Mrs.' Dori McCosh at their
new home in. Ripley.
Mr.„ and Mis. Bill Arnold t'isit-
ed with relatives in •
Arthur. . • '
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THIS SUNDAY,
DECEMBER 10
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