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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-08-22, Page 1SWIMMING t ROLL.SKATING, BALL AND.PICNIC four Recreettion Committees Will Wind Up Ball Series By Stagin0 chainpionships In CoOlunction,With Family Outing A meeting was held at Brook- side School on August 9 of the Recreatibn Committees of West Wawanosh, Ashfield Kinloss and Lucknow , in preparation for setting up the finals for softball. It was decided to hold a field day at Lucknow ball park on Sunday, September 2 starting at 1, p: m. , for_the last games of the playoffs. In case the finals are completed prior to September, the champ- ions would be challenged by an all-star 't earn of that particular series. The swimming pool and roller rink will be open through the day. Refreshments will be served at cost price by the four Recrea- tion Committees. Mrs. Harold Cook and Mrs. Walter Arnold are in charge of ordering food. Clar= ence Doherty is in, charge Of bar- becuing. The four recreation committee chairmen are to have four others to help serve, Keith Kilpatrick is in charge of ice cream bars, and drumsticks. Herb Wilkins and Bill Black are in charge of soft drinks. Bill Hunter was appointed. treasurer for the day, , :as well as preparing the grounds and getting umpires. Bill MacPherson is in charge of a loud speaker. The Kinloss committee is in charge of cleaning up the grounds. In case of bad weather, these activities will be postponed one week. This day has been planned to be 'a family outing'and a chance for everyone to see some excellent games of ball. Ashfield Township Award Contract Of $52,460 For New Township Garage Ashfield Township council met The' tender of R. Nicholson Con. on August 7th. All members were struction of $1675. was accepted ,present and the minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. CONTINUED ON PACE 19 rs. McNaughton Top Exhibitor In Summer Flower. Show CHRISTINE Mac MILLAN hristine MacMillan, daughter Mr. and Mrs. J. Clifford Mac - Ilan of St. Catharines , gradit- :d from St. Joseph's School of . !sing, TorOnto. She is a grad to of Denis Meths High School. She has accepted a position th the Lakeshore Psychiatric .pital, Toronto.. Christine is the granddaughter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MacMil- of Lucknow. ow Village, nc Briefs, '- • .. nit of interest from .the Aug - eeting of Lucknow Village ncil include the following: motion to hire Terry Coombs rn village trees, at an approx. to cost of $700, was rescinded. er negotiations in this matter being conducted by council. • 41. 0.00 AYeir In Advklai Extia To U.S.A. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1973 Sinp1. Copy 150 20 pilase Mrs. Walter Dexter. ' The winners were: Glads, Mrs. Alex Andrew , 'Mrs. Joan Robinson, Mrs, John Emer- son; Annuals, Mrs. Joan Robinson, Mrs. Harold Treleaven; Mrs. Jim.. McNaughton; Perennials, Mrs.' Alex Andrew, Mrs. Walter Dexter Mrs. Jim. McNaughton; Floral Arrangements, Mrs. Jim McNangh- ton, Mrs. Harold Treleaven, Mrs. CONTINUED ON PAGE 6 MARGO TEBBUTT Margo Tebbutt', daughter 'of Mr. and Mrs. Herman de'Bruyn of R. R. 5 Lucknow, 'graduated rec- ently from the Owen SoUnd Reg , ional Scholl of Nursing. Graduation exercises were held on July.28 at Owen Sound Colleg- iate and Vocational Institute in Owen Sound. Mrs. Tebbutt ,has ' accepted a position on staff at the OwerrSound General and Mar- ine Hospital. Nursing Graduate Bus Schedule Changes With New School' Boundaries Nursing Grad eve G. W. Joynt vacated the in favour of councillor, Mnrv- lomon and' Mr. Joynt made a' on'that the January 9, 1973 cure granting the Lucknow cultural Society $400 be ed and that the matter be' ONTINUED ON PAGE 19 What An Egg Can Do ! ks. Hilda Birks of Blackpobl, land visited last week with • 'and Mrs. Harold Greer and ily of Lucknow . his friendship extends back to "when Ilene was stamping for Britain in Mount Forest. put her name and address on gg and received a reply from They haVe Corresponded since and when Harold, and visited Britain two years they met for the first time. is year she has spent three.. In visiting her two Sistersin da and is very 'favourably 4ted with the country. da and Ilene paid a 'call to `Mount Forest Produce" and he egg grader who suggested Istilg the egg and in 1978 is tthe job. • With the negotiating of new 'boundary lines for secondary. 'school students formerly attend- •ing the' Winghan-1 District High ,School, made earlier between Huron and Bruce County School. .Boards, students in parts of Huron Township, Ripley, the north part .of Kinloss and a small section of "Greenock will no longer.be attend- ping Wingham District High• School. Montgomery Motors in Lucknow have received an extension of their present bus franchise' to 'haul some of these students to 'Kincardine and Walkerton Smolt- -clary Schools, depending on the -courses they are taking. Many of the Huron Township students will be hauled to. Ripley where they wild board other busses to continue their trip to either Kincardine or Walkerton. The students from , north. Kinloss will also meet con- necting busses at a point yet to be determined. Area People At 60th Anniversary In Vancouver KINTAIL NEWS A diamond wedding auniver-. sky was celebrated on Saturday in Vancouver, B.C. for Mr.- and Mrs. Ewart MacKeith. Mrs. 'MacKeith was the former Jean Johnston of Ashfield. At- tending from here were. Mrs. Mac Keith's sister Mrs. Grace Farrish ,of Lucknow , Grant and Lois Far- rish of Ashfield; a brother Wm. Johnston of Ashfield and daughter Mrs. Stewart MacLennani a broth- er Noble Johnston of Lucknow and his wife Jessie; Mr. and Mrs. George Moncrief of Ashfield and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall of Kinloss. ' All those attending made the -trip by Air Canada for the happy occasion. Lake Huron Storm Batters Cottages And Property Again Lake Huron went on the rarit- page on/Monday and high winds whipped up waves of gigantic size and strength. Cottage owners along parts of Lake Huron, already battered by high water last year and this year, 'took another beating described by some "as bad as anything' that had happened earlier". From late afternoon on Monday on into the night , the force of the waves and water smashed at cottages and properties that sit on a low level. Man made protective devices proved helpful 'in some cases but were washed 4, away in some lOcations. By Tuesday morning as this was written, the force of the lake istorm had eased off and property ' owners were assessing the damage Dave Cox from .the Huron Coun y ,tauntrag,,;Board was present and Outfitted the services of, the Plan- ning Board arid assistance avail- able for shoreline protection.. The Workmen's Compensation Insurance and the Bond On the Treasurer were renewed with John A. McDonagh. The low tender Of Bart Con- struction Ltd. , Kincardine of $52,460.00 was accepted to con- struct a new Township Garage Sub- jeCt to the approval of the Minis- try of Transportation and Comrnun ications. Five tenders were, received; with the higheit $76 ,867.00 The 15th annual Summer 'Flower Show of the Lucknow and. District Horticultural 'Society was held in' the Legion Hall, Lucknow on - Monday , August 20th with a good:, crowd of viewers in attendance. Many tables of well arranged flowers made the hall look very attractive. The judges for this event were Mrs. Zetta,Henderson and Mrs. Ross Shiells and the com- mittee was under the leadership of Miss Elizabeth Robinson and School Days At Lucknow Public About 15 Years Ago , 4 • f ,done.