HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-11-28, Page 1She returned in late October
from. Warsaw , Poland where she
has spent the past two years in the
embassy there. Her first foreign
posting was to Prague; Czechoslov
akia for 2 1/2 years and where she
left ju4t• a few weeks before the
Russian tanks invaded the city to
quell an uprising in the country
a few years ago.
on of •Belfast and the
Winston, has been post-
0:oda,
a secretary with the Can-
aliment, Department of
ihkffairs, and this posi-
taken her'to three other
gsinthoservice of the dep
ton daughter of Mrs. cy • .
re
nt posting is t 9 Jakarta, She followed with a period of
werking in the Canad- Ottawa for 1 1/2 years before i , .
With the Canadian Inter- service in Nfeosia , Cyprus for i
Development Agency and about 1 1/2 years and served in
y office with this agen- .being posted to Poland .
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my IVIole Elected President Of
wHorticultural Society,. Held
Meeting g and Banquet Last Week
*al banquet of the Luck
District Horticultural
os held in the Anglican
ppovember 19. Mrs.
Natgomety provided id
Ithusit before the ban-
frietvecl.
r
.t
..„.gf;',9011ed to..
e:Icsident Mrs. Joan
ittli words of welcome
o: the Queen follow.-
0,1atibnal Anthem ,
Grace was said by the. Rev . Robert
Nicholls.
A roast , beef supper was served
by the ladies of the Anglican
Church. Mrs. Pearl' Bell
thanked the ladies for the
delicious meal and Mrs. Harvey
The president then called upon.
Reeve George Joynt , who expres-
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of West Wawanosh, left, and with
Advanced Honours, Mrs. Donald
(Linda) Culbeit of Dungannon.
Provincial Honours are for the
completion of 12 clubs and Advan-
ced Honors for the completion of
18.
Advance Times Photo.
LUCKNOW SENTINEL
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28„1973 Single Copy 15c 24 Pages
External Affairs • Department
johiition.Gets
Isfing To Indonesia
ley District Community
at Group held their
neeting in St . And -
kelt Hall with Cameron
kicharge. .Reg Moore
ties the Medical Centre
lee. Plans are almost
04 a one-story building ,
Ott/tents are being ,made
0. hold building is
aantled and anyone may
I
Pof the trees which must
bout to provide space .
!oils C. MacDonald if
iisea tree. The Commit-
sing to work with
0etinnent level who
seetite staff for the Nied-
wie, They hope to be
'!eeePttenders Soon.
pbers were informed' a
ttve from the Ontario
'potation had: visited
!luck y Ticket
!‘o y Cup Game
*CHURCH NEWS
,(11age and community, eir congratulations to
t. to who held the lucky ft sold by the Wingham ftcthe Grey Cup game.
411422 for the East and illest, Walter wins
Older of the lucky t id k-,iesday evening Walter
tes restaurant Wingham
Wi given his supper babe
ward.
Kinsmen Club To
Receive Charter
Here On Friday
George Irving of Galt ; Nation-
al President of the Association of
Kinsmen Clubs, will Present the
Charter to the Lucknow and Dist-
rict Kinsmen Chi!) on Friday,
of this week, November 30. The
ceremonies will commence at.
7.30 p.m., in the Lucknow Leg-
ion. Peter Baird of Cayuga ,
Governor of District one , along
With Deputy Governor Ross Wilkie
of Harriston , will also take part
in the Charter Ceremonies. Mac
Ritchie from the sponsoring Club
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Ashfield Has 25
New Memberships
In Federation
In a weeklong membership
drive , Vince Austin , a well ,
known Ashfield Township farmer ,
together with Bill Crawford
the SeCretary qieldman of the
Village Hires
Doug Haldenby
School Cafeterias
Not Paying Way
Cafeterias in seven Bruce
County schools are expected' to
lose $43 ,226 this year, Ward of
education trustees were told.
Boards treasurer Ronald Swanson
said 'a two-week survey
showed that one student in three
made use of the cafeterias but
only seven of the 33 county
schools have the service. "Tht's
one out of every 10 students in the
total enrolment:"
Sales revenue' is not, covering
the cost of food, he said.
In his 1974 budget projections,
Mr. Swanson said he has allowed
foi a 10-per-cent increase in •
food prices. •
The G. C. Huston school at
Southampton was the Only one
operating at a profit , netting
82,445.
The' other six cafeterias are .
operating at deficits ranging from
$1,840 at Lucknow to $14,381 at
Walkerton.
Other deficits are Chesley,
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Presented with provincial
Honours at the recent 4-H Club
achievement day in Wingham was
Mrs. Cecil.(Marybelle) Cranston •
Lucknow and District Kinsmen ,
Club has offered to assist the
Lucknow Business Men's Associa-
tion in the staging of Santa Claus
Day in Luckndw •
The Kinsmen executive, meet-
ing with the business group on
Monday evening, offered their
assistance and the businessmen
were quick to accept.
Santa's visit to Lucknow was
set for Satutday, DeCember. 15th.
Tentative plans call for Santa to
make a .round of the main street
and then meet with the children
for a• movie arid the distribution
of treats.
' The Kinsmen 'will look after the
organization of the day , the
movie and the distribution of the
treats. The treats' will be supplied
by the business group who will be
Marilyn Irwin, 18, 'daughter of.
N1r. and Mrs. Elwood 'Irwin Of •
Sarnia , was the recent winner of
an essay on railway safety. Her
father is an employee of Canadian
National Railways and is manager
of the carload centre, Sarnia.
Her essay was entitled "Recipe
for Railway Safety". Marilyn is
a grade 13 student at Northern
District Collegiate in Sarnia.
The firit prize was a 19" Colour
TV or the equivalent in cash,
which Marilyn took.
Marilyn's parents are former
Lucknow residents, her dad having
y District Development Group
Progress On Medical Centre
the village looking for 4 acres
of land for a suitable site for 25.-
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Douglas Ilaldenby of Lucknow
has beeh hired by the Village of
LucknOw as assistant to the town
foreman. His duties w411 com-
mence on December 3rd. ,,He was
engaged at an hourly rate of
$3.50. .
Doug succeeds Eldon Miller of
Lucknow who has taken a position
with ,Pinecrest Manor Nursing
Home. His duties with the town
end on November 30th.
There were three men interest-
ed in the position.
Doug has, been an employee of
MacDonald's Imperial Service
Station for. many years where
he followed the trade of a motor
mechanic.
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Kinsmen Offer Assistance To Business
Men In Staging Of Santa Claus Day,
Business Group Again Sponsor Free
Skating For Four Saturdays In December
responsible for advertising the
event. •
Joe Agnew , co-president of the
business group, presided at Mon-
days meeting which saw the ,
Christmas store, hours set for the
season.
Stores will be open three Fri-
day nights in Decembet , 7, 14
and 21 until 9 p.m. .
Stores will be open all day
Thursday in December , 6, 13,20,
27.
The week prior to Christmas,
stores will, be open every night
until 9 p.rn. ; December 17 to 22.
BUsiness iilaces will close at 6
p.m. Christrrias Eve.
Luckhow Business Men's Asocia•
don will again sponsor free skat-,
ing for all children for four Satur-
days in December, 1, 8, 15 and
22,
been raised here and her' mother ,
the fprmer Joan Campbell, a' nat-
ive of Amberley.
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Died At Age 62
Mrs. Pharis Mathers, of Kinloss
Township died at the Wingham
and District Hospital on Saturday..
She was 62 years of age.
The funeral was held at the
MacKenzie Memorial Chapel l in
Lucknow. on Monday at 2 p.m.
with burial irk.South Kinloss Cem-
etery.
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Sarnia Student Wins First Prize In
Railway Safety Contest Essay
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