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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-10-31, Page 1'4040\•\\\•••%"\\••••1400.0.%••••••"•••••%•••\••\\• LETTER TO THE EDITOR Couple Visit Lucknow, India As Part Of Extended Rind The World Trip *Oa Copper Tooling Course In Lucknow A Few Years Back structor), Mrs. Bert Alton ,. Mary NIacintyrei Back row , left to • righti Lois Alton (now Mrs. Glen Boyle , Mrs. Cliff Crawford ,f MrS. Bill Schmid , Maudie Fisher , Mrs. ,Cordon Fisher, Mrs:, Nen MOW - bray , Mrs. Oliver McCharles.(in- Walden), Mrs. Thos. Salkeld "Mrs. George Joynt, Mrs. Harold Ritchie., Mrs. Ken Murdie , Mrs. Lloyd Ashton, Mrs. Russ Button, Mrs. Bob MacKenzie, Mrs. George Henry This night class of copper tool- ing wa.s held in the. Lucknow 'town Hall about 16 or 17 years ago. Pront row . left to right: MA. Jim Incouver Couple ithAre Natives 0 ;and MrsEwart D, Mc , of Vancouver, British Col- rObserted their 60th wed - grater To Get Resident Dentist ayillage, of Teeswater will • a:dentist by next spring. , • liglithe efforts of the Teempiat- 6as -Cluh Community Better- • .Corninittee.,arrangements been made with a 1974 grad - ofthe UniVersity of Western no-Denta College 'to, locate 0water. `new .. • • dentist, will be a: local inati,,Donald Cronin, son.... fkand Mrs. 'Maurice Cronin. ..koss Township. r Donald . is :a. leof4cred Heart Separ-.• in Teeswater , iSecondary School i.n Wing- in his graduating year 4ersity Western 0%440. ollege =4. : "4" dental Office will be locat- neWly,constructed med - Otal building of .Dr., in Teeswater.. • . water.Lions Club .has'agreed ibute $2000 to partially the new office with -the ydental equipment. More will be Ought 'in the corn: in this regard.. ..• titer and surrounding area • 11 without the .services Of:a htdentist since the retire :of Dr. John Shaunessy a num fyears ago: Hydro Problems From Insulator In Main Street Area Lucknow Hydro System expel-- ienced some problems over the week end which had crews out. Saturday through the night , Sun- day and Monday making repairs. The first problem was exper7 ienced in the early hours of Sun- day morning when the Wingham Public Utilities crew , ,who norm.- ally handle prbblems of this type for the village , were called over to investigate and repair a hydro interruption problem. Two' fuses on Ross street , in the area around the, home 'of Clar- , ence Greer , had blown. The re- pair crew checked the village in an attempt to find any cause for the fuses' to have blown. 'They looked 'for any trees or limbs dawn or any pole damage., • Un- able. to find the cause, they in- serted new' fuses and all.appeared to be well again. Checking the . town they found restored ' andthey ''assumed that the system was again working properly., However , they were getting a, false reading as there was an- CONTINUED ON PAGE '3 Stocker Sale Gross Was $139,500 421 head of cattle went through the auction ring ai :the, Lucknow Community Sale stocker sale on Mbriday. The sale grossed $139,500, Two heifer calves averaging 445 lbs. were sold by Ken Wheel- er of Belgrave to Mr. Greb of Dashwood for 540. Fifteen heifers averaging 683 lbs. were sold by Allan. Miller, Langside to Culbert Bros. of Dun- gannon at 44.30. Seven Durham steer calves averaging 390 lbs. were sold by Leonard O'Loughlin of Ashfield to Laverne Cunningham of Carlow. at 60.60. • Eighteen steers averaging 587 • lbs. were sold by .Dennis Hogan of Ashfield to Mike Foran of West Wawanosh at 570. Thirteen steers. averaging 780 lbs. were sold by John MacDonald. of Huron Township to Lorne Cun- ningham of Carlow at 550. Dear Folks , My husband and I are passing through' "Lucknow" and felt we should drop you a line. We 'have ;pent 3 months travelling by public transport through Europe and Asia since leaving Ripley in July of last iummer. I am the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elliott , 10th concession, Purple' Grove. My husband. Paul is the son of James Greenwood of Hanov- er. We find Lucknow India a much larger plar:e than our Lticknow I - has a population• of over a million according to' persons we've talked to here. The streets are crowded with people , stray sacred cows and numerous 3 wheeled bicycle - rickshaws, their main form of Reeve ,,George Joynt , in com- menting on The Sentinel editorial in last week's paper concerning' sidewalk conStraction in the•vil- lage , said that he agreed with the thoughts in the paper that side- walks on Bob and Willoughby Streets were necessary. Mr. Joynt explained that be- taxi service. Yesterday we visit- ed the Taj,Mahal in Agra, a huge monument of impressive white marble inlaid with semi precious gems. This Lucknow , the capital of/ Uttar Prodish, appears to be a more properous place than others we have visited. There are not SQ many beggars seen here in corm parison. This morning as we strolled, past the Government Houses with their green, floral gardens, we watched school children in their blue and white uniforms being delivered by bicycle rickshaw to school. From Lucknow , we intend to visit Benares and Calcutta in India. .From there we travel to Bangkok,' Kuola Lampur and Singapore, catching a boat to Australia. Our final destination is New Zealand in 1974. . Yours sincerely, Nancy and Paul Greenwood , 60• Years Wed, f Ashfieid Township taught school for some time at the former Lothian School on the 12th concession. anibersary on Monday, CONTINUED ON PAGE 7 420th; , McKeith is the son of the Mr. and Mrs. TQM McKeith 'as born on the 12th conces- gAshfield on the farm now d by Russell Swan. s. McKeith is the former. Johnston, daughter of the hir, and Mrs. Wm. A. John- of Ashfield Township. She Name bicknow Arena Manager Leonard "Red" Stanley Of Kin- lough has been engaged as Luck- now arena manager for the com- ing season, It is expected that ice making will commence in a few days. The appointment was made at a meeting of the arena committee on Monday of this week. Lucknow., India October 17, 1973. Lucknow Sentinel. Reeve Comments On Sidewalk Program cause of insufficient water pres:- sure at various points 'in the water system, and because of inadequate services at, various points in the area mentioned , it was the intention of council to install an 8" feeder water main down Willoughby Street and to the CONTINUED ON PAGE 20 i•Spend, $5000 owning Future .,Kintail Camp Presbyterian Church will Id;upio $5,000 to assess pro- In at Camp Kintail before !ration of facilities there. he Synod of Hamilton and lOn decided last•week in Owen id to undertake studies'of pro- tat the camp so that needed afations will be suitable for activities there . ia church-operated camp , on liuron at Kintail, 'is a sum- tamp for boys and girls in arid August and is the site • !elipnd retreats for •adults in ping and fall. [nes Goldsmith of Burlington , la an of the synod's camp said some of the buildings. '1,e ienOVations - the camp Aerated althost 50 years - the program studies will 'e that capital renovations litovide facilities geared to progrants. Goldsmith said there is no ihnit on the studies which twelve professional consult-