HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-05-29, Page 1Burn Mortgage Of $70,000 Church Addition
By Susan Thompson
The Lucknow Concert Band
left the Lucknoik Central Public
School at 7 a.m. on Thursday,
May 23. This was the start of the
long awaited band trip. Fifty-
four band members , including
their leader Gordon Cayley, made
this trip.
The bus stopped outside of
Barrie at a service station to let
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Bill Moffat Sells
lucknow Home
Mrs. Margaret MacDonald of
Hamilton has purchased the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moffat on
Clyde Street in Lucknow. Posses-
sion will be obtained the end of
July.
Mrs. MacDonald is a sister.of
Mrs. Jean King of Goderich arid
an aunt of Mrs. John Fludder and
Mrs. Gary Hoffman of Lucknow.
Mrs. MacDonald has a family
of six, three of whom are still
residing at home. They are
teenagers andiall girls and will re-
side with their mother in Lucknow.
Bill and Donna Moffat will
move to their farm on the 4th of
Kinloss which Bill recently pur-
chased from Omar Brooks.
Three years ago they purchased
their Lucknow home from the Car
lentz family in Kinlogs and moved.
the house to its present site in the
village.
t; .1 • Graduates From
Veterinary College
ADRIAN MILTENBURG
Adrian Miltenburg, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Miltenburg R. R.
7 Lucknow , graduated with a '
degree of Doctor. of Veterinary
Medicine from the Ontario Veter
inary College, University of
Guelph. He also received the
award for proficiency in large
animal medicine. The convoca
tion was held Friday, May 24th.at
War Memorial Hall; Guelph. '
.Adrian has accepted a position .
with the Eldale Veterinary clinic
in Elmira.
Graduation Time
It's graduation time and the
Sentinel welcomes pictures and
stories of all graduates and gradua •
tions.
All pictures used may be return-
ed to the owner if requested.
Receive Special Honours At 4-H Achievement Day
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nude Boer, a resident of
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play, May 25th, in Wing-
District Hospital. He
years of age,
funeral was held on Tues-
St, Helens United Church
ted by MacKenzie Funeral
Cn Lucknow.. Burial was in
ill Cemetery, Lucknow
elves Degree
DAMN-100Y
ighody i son of Mr. and Said )tirOdy of R. R. # I,
d, graduated with a Bach-
ktts Honours Degree , mai -
French and Spanish, from
Laurier Universityin Wat-Sunday, May 19.
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/1 ace Greer, left, treasurer ( ow United Chureh, "Burns
rtgage" of the Christian
on Wing and Manse which
lstructed six years ago at
Ornate cost of $70,000.
ssisted in the ceremony
minister of the church,' Rev.
Nicholls, who came here shortly
after the building was *completed
Will leave this congregation the
end of June to accept a new ,
charge at Bolton, north of TOronto,
He has ministered to the congrega-
tion for the past five years.
54 Members Of Lucknow Concert Band
Enjoy Weekend Trip To Minden, Bancroft
And Sudbury, Play In Lions Parade
4-H Homemaking Club Achieve
merit Day was held in Brookside
School on Saturday. Barbara
Wilkins, 21, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Wilkins of Ashfield,
received Advanced Honours for
completing 18 4-H clubs. Barbara'
has completed 3 years of a 4-year
Course in' Applied Human Nutri-
United Church
Undertake $25,000
Renovation
The Lucknow United Church has
commenced a major renovation
program to the front entrance of
the church as well as major re-
pairs to the church roof.
Total cost of the project will
be about $25 ,000. The roof and
window repair , painting and
pointing is expected to cost in the
neighbourhood of $10,000.
The renovation'to the front en-
trance will include a roof lower-
ing.
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which will, be extended over,
the front steps. T,he new entrance
will be• of glass and bronzed alum-
inum which will improve the
front appearance of the church.
Cost of this work is $15,000.
A canvass of all church mem-
bers is being held this week to
seek financial support for the
undertaking. Some money, left
as legacies, is available for the
project.
Goderick Man. To
'Run For Liberals
John Lyndon , 54, a' Goderich
theatre manager, was elected
Monday. by the Huron-Middlesex
Liberal Association to contest the
riding far the July 8 federal eleC-
don. The nomination meeting
was held at Clinton.
He defeated , the only other carp!
didate Rev. Dwight Strain, 32,
a Clinton Baptist minister. .
Mr. Lyndon, a widower with
two sons; first came to Huron
County as a member of the'Royal
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tion at the University of Guelph.
She plans to work this summer at
Five Oaks at Nag. Barbara is
pictured on the left.
In the centre is Jane Pengilley,
Home Economist for Huron County.
On the right is Marjorie Murray w,
18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Murray of Hdlyrood who
Robeit Nicholls , centre , and the
recording. steward Mel Morrison,
right , who read an outline of ev -
ents leading up to the completion
of the project.
The ceremony was on Sunday at
the regular church service. Rev.
received Provincial Honours for
completing 12 clubs. Marjorie is
employed by Dominion Life in
Kitchener where she does secret-
arial work. Both Barbara and
Marjorie tookthis last course
"Taking .a.Look at Yourself" with
the Zippy Trinettes, the Trinity
Club.,