HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-02-14, Page 6officials at the opening Of the
new' LuCknoW Branch Saturday.
Pictured , left to right are Mr.
Pastor; Allan Johnson, Lucknow
Bank Manager; George. Joynt,
Lucknow Reeve; John Kelleher
.Vice president, eastern Onta
region, Bank of Montreal,'
Check it carefully. Your assessment has increased because your property is now
assessed at market value.
WEDNESDAY, 'FEBRUARY 14th,
THE 1.,MCKNOWSENTINE1,4 lk,"LOCKNOW,: ONTARIO
N` vs vis, OF:THE INTEREST ''IN CONNECTION WITH THE
JAIL
Art*ANdiMENTS HAVE SEEN MADE TO HOLD AN
AT 'THE JAIL AT GODERICH ON
n February 18, 1973
BETWEEN 2 AND s P.M.
presentatives of 'the Town of Goderich and the County of
uron' will be on hand to answer any questions:'
'Persons enterin' the building do so at their own risk. Child-
1.eninust be accompanied by their parents.
IRO* V P4TTISON
'Warden, County of HUron
-HAROLD LOBB
:Chairman Huron,
County Property'Committee
view of last Weeks lesson we "
continued On and took theTest of
the letters in the alphabet-. We
then went into two groups and the
Golden Hand Brownies practised
spelling'out words and sentence's -
while the Golden Bar and Golden
.Ladder Brownies just practised
spelling: words to each Other.
Albert Pastor , of the archi,tec-
tural firm of Kyles,. Kyles and
Garratt, presented the traditional
gold key to the Bank of Montreal
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KITCHENER ACCIDENT
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Gamble in Hamilton. She had
planned to give' up this position
in 'a few weeks.
The; funeral service was held at
Marlatt.Memorial Chapel in
Hamilton on Friday, February 9th '
at 2 p.m. Cremation followed
at Hamilton Crematbrium. Inter-
ment will follow, at Woodland
Cemetery , Hamilton.
In his remarks at the funeral,
Rev. Fr.' B. Raymacher of Caled-
onia , in reference to Terry's
many business associates' testi-
mony of his friendly, capable
assistance,, brought out the fact
• of Terry's intelligent, searching
mind regarding Christianity. He
,,,said that he felt Christ would love
a searcher rather than one who
followed blindly:
The numerous floral tributes
and donations to Charitable founda
dons indicated the esteem in
which Terry was held by his' •
friends. -
Besides his wife , Terry is surL,
• viVed by his Mother Mrs. Betty
O'Donnell of Lucknow , the form-
er Beatrice Anne Dineen; sisters
Mrs. Gordon (Sharon) King of
Jarvis, Mrs. Bill (Linda) Schutz
of Chatha tri 'Ellen of Kitchener;
brOthets Tom of Windsor and
Austin at home.
He was predeceased by his
father taffies Howard O'Donnell.
lets than a year ago, on April
3td ,1912 and by an infant Siqer
On September 4 , 1943.
On 'Tnesday,,Pehrhary 6th , the -
BroWnie meeting was 6pened•With
an action game, "Fee Fye, Po
•
Aftpr Fairy Queen Anne Alton
'hid placed the ToadStool we had
`Brownie Ring, The Brownies
hopped their Fairy Gold and
Brown Owl did inspection.'
At work period Mrs. Jack •
McKim joined Us to teach the
rest of the Finger Code Alphabet'
to the Pack. After we had a re-
During Pow Wow Judy 'Hunter
and Sylke Becker each shOWed ai
animal they had made frbm vege-
tables-. Shirley Lor.ee' passed her
test for Sewing on two. kinds of
buttons. Any of the Brownies that ,
haven't got :a sit-upon were,
asked to try and bring one. Brown
OW'l reminded. everyone that we
would rneet at the , arena next'
week for our' skating party.,
The meeting was closed with
the,Squeeze and Taps.
PAUL. HENDER.SON'S BOOK
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Publisher of the book is New
Press in Toronto.
The viilage of Lucknow plays
a prominent part in the hook and
some of its citizens are qUoted on
their observations of the growing
up years of Paul.
Naturally , the 'Garnet ,Hender -
son family and 'their associat
with Lucknow , as, well as the
general day to' day hie in The
Sepoy TOWn, play a ,v cry pro
inent•role in the 'early part of
story.
The book will hay(' a wide,
reader interest acros Canada,
nowhere will there .be a keen
response than around , this area
in Paul's home town of Lack
N YOU ,RECEIVE YOUR
ASSESSMENT NOTICE
•
Make sure you understand your assessment. It will be 'used by your municipal
council and school board in setting 1973' taxes.
ASsessors will be available to explqin how we determined yOUr assessment. You
can compare it with-other properties.
If you do not j'understand your assessment, or think it .is wrong, COME TO THE
.OPEN HOUSE indicated 'on the insert included with your assessment notice.
Don't be alarmed. Everyone's assessment in Bruce County, is now .at market value
to provide greater fairriess and equity in the. distribution of local taxes.
(Note: Grey County will be assessed , at market value in 7974).
For :further information, contact: •
jack Costello, CiarTrissioner,
Grey-BrUce Regional Assessment Office,
345 Eighth Streetit Owen Sound.
Telephonei 371.112,1 '
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