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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-07-24, Page 16I��rnV,7 g a hr' n'a � r qk 'Gtr 7+� ,� !v � `' ``" 4 ! P3i 1 y � I}1 �u1�;"yy�[�i� p qj' 6B'2 5y i4 rh,`1�9r(t�'r� F +iI�k,�t��. I��rnV,7 g a hr' n'a � r qk 'Gtr 7+� ,� !v � `' ``" 4 ! P3i 1 y � I}1 �u1�;"yy�[�i� p qj' 6B'2 q �rk �f1 t1yt 31 XPi r,� 1 .11 g"'ix �w N )I H a� ti r a ho rr +,b , 4 r� E RF t Y x IAj / S �s �� 7' i M •; J V - IDB YOU 6� Norris 'Peeves one,of our representatiVes will be at Town H611 Council- Chambers, Wing -him" Ontario. 357-3550 from 1.- 4:30 p.m. on July 30th, 1974 If you requIre finaiiclog to start, n7orlerniZe, or • bUS1neSS, ancl are unableto obtain it elsewhere• • .• ernis ancl conchtions,IDB you. fiffl[MPM[Iff AUK .1032 Ontario Street, Stratford, Ontario NSA US 271-5650 ATHLETIC WINNERS - at Brook -1 and Ruth Alton, Athletic and'Pub- dde Public School - Ray Robson Ilic Speaking. Hor'onhwer.Plant Committee To.. Remain Active The' subcommittee charged 'w.ith making recommendations to the Huron Power Plant Committee re- ports that tltey are pleased by the announcement by Ontario. Hydro to suspend the plans oto build a. , nuclear generating plant in Huron county. However, in the light that it is only a suspension, it recom- mends further that all 18 •particip- ating. #rganiza-tions continue with fact finding about the effects a power plant of any, type will have on Huron County. The sub -com- mittee feels that if and when the suspension is lifted all pertinent facts should be readily available. Fourth Annual, Craft F,estivct SPONSORED BY THE LUCKNOW AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY to the, Lucknow Ar.ena Friday, August 2nd 12 noon til 10 p:m. and Saturday., August 3rd . 9 a.m. til 6 p.m. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS CONTACT SECRETARY -TREASURER MR. AND MRS. ROSS ERRINGTON S28-6693 ICKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,•ONTARIO Band Members Attend Camp Five members of the Lucknow Concern Band have attended the Ontario Youth Music Camp at , f ek this summer WEDNESDAY, JULY Beaverton or a we PHONE 357-3862 Pat Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs . Alphonse Murray, L uc know , won, the Band Proficiency Award. 1973 ,PONTIAC CATALINA for Grade 8 which entitled him to attend this camp. 1971 PONTIAC, 2 door. hardtop,V8 automatic Colin Cameron, son of Mr, and power steering, power brakes and Mrs. Don --Cameron of Lucknow, , radio was. awarded the John Nicolson 1971' DATSUN, 2 door with radio Award for all round music ability. 1971 TOYOTA . This award provided $35.towards Colin"s camp fee .and the Band 1970 HORNET, 4 door, 6 automatic •and radio paid the remaining $45, Norma Maclntyre , daughter .of 1970 DODGE .MONACO, 4' door .Mr, and. Mrs. Donald C. MaeIn- tyre of Kinloss, .Wayne Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs,, Don Bell of Kin- Watt of Goderich and Dale Irvin loss and Kathryn McKim, Baugh- of Lucknow. Bruce Vote RONlts' ter ,of Dr,and Mrs. Jack McKim Townships in which clean-up The ,following are the official of Lucknow°each received $40, and improvements will, be made, figures for the federal tiding of half the camp fee. This money include Minto Ashfield, Col- Bruce for the election of Jug g��' came from the weekly fees paid y borne, Turnberry, Howick, Elma , 1974,' as released by Ernie Greer, by the band members.. Mar.yborough , and. Arthur. Some - . Glamis, ReturningOfficer for Pat, Colin, Norma and Wayne oT the Maitland River watershed Bruce Riding; attended the camp July 7th to 14th towns and villages• who will see Crawford Douglas Liberal,' and Kathryn was there July 14 to v S.W. E.�E.P. crew action are List 17,158; Gene Kiiaho, N,D;P,, { 21st • owel , Gorrie, Harriston , Goderich 3,586; John Loney, progressive , Lucknow,, Brussels,. Clinton, Conservative, 15, 346; majority Blyth, Ethel, and Wingham. 'for Crawford Douglas 1,812,. Kinloss' Youth On S. W. E. E. P. is a program for Total eligible -voters were student summer employment Spon- 45,955' 79.8210 of the eligible Voyageur Exchange SOred by the Ontario Youth Secret- voters cast ballots. There were ariat in conjunction ,with the Con - only 135 rejected ballots this time servation Authorities Branch of compared,with 885 rejected Murray' Keith, son of Mr. and the Ministry of Natural Resources; ballots in the 1972 election, Mrs. Evan Keith of Kiinloss Town- ship, returned home Saturday, from a 12 day visit to the Marit- imes as part of the, Young ,Voyag- eur .Program. This trip is financ = ed jointly by the Ontario Ministry MAGNETIC.* of Education and the Federal/Gov- ernment and designed to acquaint young people with other parts of Canada. S1 NS The group of 20 spent 3 days in . Ottawa, 1 day in Montreal, then travelled by train to Newcastle,, New Brunswick and by bus.to Tra cad ie, N. B. Murray was a guest in the home of Mario LeBreton. The group re- turned to London, Ontario from Moncton N.B. by air, SWEEP Work. Crews Are Busy a The three labour crews working for the. Maitland Valley Conservation Authority through Project SWEEP are active in both 'Authority work projects and muni- cipal work this summer. The crews began their work on .June 24, and will be completing a predetermined work program until August 30. Gorrie, Brussels, and the Wawa - nosh Valley act as the three cen- tral locations from which the Stu- dents Working in an Environmental 'Enhancement Program operatf within the Maitland River water- shed, Foreman Blake Ferguson over- seas his Gorrie area crew, consist- ing of Janet de Boer of Bluevale , Anne Welwood of Wingham, Sandra Currie of Wingham, Rick Earl of Ethel and Clark Galbraith of Gorrie.. Gary Kaulback is responsible for the, Brussels area crew who are Candace Kidd of Atwood, Nancy Danbrook of Atwood, John Elliott of Brussels, Frank. Exel of Brussels and Les Henderson of Atwood. Members of the Wawanosh Vali y area crew under foreman Kathy Work are Brenda Morrison of Lucknow, Brenda Johnston of Belgrave , Lynn Turner of Auburn, Marilynne Wise of Clinton, Jim A 0 ON FOR BUSINESS EYE—CATCHNG MAGNETIC SIGNS .OFF FOR PLEASURE - AO V• i L.UCKN,OW SE.NTINEI Phone 528-2822 y IDB YOU 6� Norris 'Peeves one,of our representatiVes will be at Town H611 Council- Chambers, Wing -him" Ontario. 357-3550 from 1.- 4:30 p.m. on July 30th, 1974 If you requIre finaiiclog to start, n7orlerniZe, or • bUS1neSS, ancl are unableto obtain it elsewhere• • .• ernis ancl conchtions,IDB you. fiffl[MPM[Iff AUK .1032 Ontario Street, Stratford, Ontario NSA US 271-5650 ATHLETIC WINNERS - at Brook -1 and Ruth Alton, Athletic and'Pub- dde Public School - Ray Robson Ilic Speaking. Hor'onhwer.Plant Committee To.. Remain Active The' subcommittee charged 'w.ith making recommendations to the Huron Power Plant Committee re- ports that tltey are pleased by the announcement by Ontario. Hydro to suspend the plans oto build a. , nuclear generating plant in Huron county. However, in the light that it is only a suspension, it recom- mends further that all 18 •particip- ating. #rganiza-tions continue with fact finding about the effects a power plant of any, type will have on Huron County. The sub -com- mittee feels that if and when the suspension is lifted all pertinent facts should be readily available. Fourth Annual, Craft F,estivct SPONSORED BY THE LUCKNOW AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY to the, Lucknow Ar.ena Friday, August 2nd 12 noon til 10 p:m. and Saturday., August 3rd . 9 a.m. til 6 p.m. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS CONTACT SECRETARY -TREASURER MR. AND MRS. ROSS ERRINGTON S28-6693 ICKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,•ONTARIO Band Members Attend Camp Five members of the Lucknow Concern Band have attended the Ontario Youth Music Camp at , f ek this summer WEDNESDAY, JULY Beaverton or a we PHONE 357-3862 Pat Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs . Alphonse Murray, L uc know , won, the Band Proficiency Award. 1973 ,PONTIAC CATALINA for Grade 8 which entitled him to attend this camp. 1971 PONTIAC, 2 door. hardtop,V8 automatic Colin Cameron, son of Mr, and power steering, power brakes and Mrs. Don --Cameron of Lucknow, , radio was. awarded the John Nicolson 1971' DATSUN, 2 door with radio Award for all round music ability. 1971 TOYOTA . This award provided $35.towards Colin"s camp fee .and the Band 1970 HORNET, 4 door, 6 automatic •and radio paid the remaining $45, Norma Maclntyre , daughter .of 1970 DODGE .MONACO, 4' door .Mr, and. Mrs. Donald C. MaeIn- tyre of Kinloss, .Wayne Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs,, Don Bell of Kin- Watt of Goderich and Dale Irvin loss and Kathryn McKim, Baugh- of Lucknow. Bruce Vote RONlts' ter ,of Dr,and Mrs. Jack McKim Townships in which clean-up The ,following are the official of Lucknow°each received $40, and improvements will, be made, figures for the federal tiding of half the camp fee. This money include Minto Ashfield, Col- Bruce for the election of Jug g��' came from the weekly fees paid y borne, Turnberry, Howick, Elma , 1974,' as released by Ernie Greer, by the band members.. Mar.yborough , and. Arthur. Some - . Glamis, ReturningOfficer for Pat, Colin, Norma and Wayne oT the Maitland River watershed Bruce Riding; attended the camp July 7th to 14th towns and villages• who will see Crawford Douglas Liberal,' and Kathryn was there July 14 to v S.W. E.�E.P. crew action are List 17,158; Gene Kiiaho, N,D;P,, { 21st • owel , Gorrie, Harriston , Goderich 3,586; John Loney, progressive , Lucknow,, Brussels,. Clinton, Conservative, 15, 346; majority Blyth, Ethel, and Wingham. 'for Crawford Douglas 1,812,. Kinloss' Youth On S. W. E. E. P. is a program for Total eligible -voters were student summer employment Spon- 45,955' 79.8210 of the eligible Voyageur Exchange SOred by the Ontario Youth Secret- voters cast ballots. There were ariat in conjunction ,with the Con - only 135 rejected ballots this time servation Authorities Branch of compared,with 885 rejected Murray' Keith, son of Mr. and the Ministry of Natural Resources; ballots in the 1972 election, Mrs. Evan Keith of Kiinloss Town- ship, returned home Saturday, from a 12 day visit to the Marit- imes as part of the, Young ,Voyag- eur .Program. This trip is financ = ed jointly by the Ontario Ministry MAGNETIC.* of Education and the Federal/Gov- ernment and designed to acquaint young people with other parts of Canada. S1 NS The group of 20 spent 3 days in . Ottawa, 1 day in Montreal, then travelled by train to Newcastle,, New Brunswick and by bus.to Tra cad ie, N. B. Murray was a guest in the home of Mario LeBreton. The group re- turned to London, Ontario from Moncton N.B. by air, SWEEP Work. Crews Are Busy a The three labour crews working for the. Maitland Valley Conservation Authority through Project SWEEP are active in both 'Authority work projects and muni- cipal work this summer. The crews began their work on .June 24, and will be completing a predetermined work program until August 30. Gorrie, Brussels, and the Wawa - nosh Valley act as the three cen- tral locations from which the Stu- dents Working in an Environmental 'Enhancement Program operatf within the Maitland River water- shed, Foreman Blake Ferguson over- seas his Gorrie area crew, consist- ing of Janet de Boer of Bluevale , Anne Welwood of Wingham, Sandra Currie of Wingham, Rick Earl of Ethel and Clark Galbraith of Gorrie.. Gary Kaulback is responsible for the, Brussels area crew who are Candace Kidd of Atwood, Nancy Danbrook of Atwood, John Elliott of Brussels, Frank. Exel of Brussels and Les Henderson of Atwood. Members of the Wawanosh Vali y area crew under foreman Kathy Work are Brenda Morrison of Lucknow, Brenda Johnston of Belgrave , Lynn Turner of Auburn, Marilynne Wise of Clinton, Jim A 0 ON FOR BUSINESS EYE—CATCHNG MAGNETIC SIGNS .OFF FOR PLEASURE - AO V• i L.UCKN,OW SE.NTINEI Phone 528-2822