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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-11-06, Page 1be tliCKNOW SENTINEL WO A Year In Advance --- $2.00 Extra To U.S.A. °dal Comment.' lkipal Interest At Low Ebb iry Small Attendance At lublic Meeting Monday est in municipal govern- klacknow must have hit a in 1974. Ow Village Reeve and pfirs calle4 a public ratepay- 4 for Monday night of kink town hall.' It was a Committee, Canvass kierday, October 29 a group iested ladies met at the fths.Raynard Ackert, R. 1 to discuss the formation *know branch for the Arthritis and Rheuma- itiety. MIS. Betty Janke of Ilakerton, a volunteer kite of the C.A.R.S., IIIINUED ON PAGE 24 (Afoul) Will Isar Panel On Drugs Buddies, a local young organization, will sponsor ssion on drugs in the 'Presbyterian Church on itiovember 12th at 8 p.m. bet of area people, gilt the problems of drugs to their professions, will panel: Mrs. Lauzon of Addiction Research Foun- it Owen Sound; Constable communications officer Provincial Police; .Dr. III Lucknow physic - Patter, Family Services Walkerton; Dr. Bruce, of Goderich. 'Bow Noble of Lucknow as chairman for the 18 years of age and welcome and parents, in g should give those in attinsight into drug use En and attendance is a awned residents. Donate To Retarded eel District Lions Club meted $100 •to the and District Association !Wally Retarded. loge'S is being used to daiksfor the Silver Circle 'SUL Ratepayers Meeting k 19of Kinloss will '491Parson _ meeting in the Tuesday. Noiem- &30 p.m. is IL being called by 111 give toil.nship" d7.2 oPpoiluaity to dm- t441IF2S4 Of the municipal- :ratePaYers and timely meeting, coming just prior to the 1974 'nomination period. Besides the Reeve, Four Council- lors. Clerk and Sentinel representa- tive, eleven other people turned out, eight men and three women. The evening was to take the form of.a question and answer period. Jitn McNaughton of Lucknow pos- ed the only questions to council and in a matter of 30 minutes, the meeting had adjourned. It is a rather sad state when a municipality fails to generate more interest in the affairs of local government. The ' Council in Lucknow were going beyond the requirements in holding such •a public meeting. It is not required under the new nomination proced- ure but council felt, and we CONTINUED ON PAGE 23 Former Resident Of Kingsbridge Died After Being Hit By Car .KINGSBRIDGE NEWS Mr. John P. Sullivan passed away at Bolton, Ontario. after beingstruck by a car. He was 85 years old. Mr. Sullivan was a native of Kingsbridge and still has several relatives in the area. He leaves to mourn his wife, ten children and fifty-five grandchild- ren. Mr. arid Mrs. John Howard, Mr. and,Mrs. Bob Howard, Mrs. • Bernadine Kinney, Jim Sinnett. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Austin, John O'Connor and Ray Dalton attended the funeral on Monday. November 4. • v393,4,3' WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1974 Single Copy 20e 24. Pages Mark Remembilance Day Sunday Remembrance Day will be mark- ed in Lucknow on Sunday. Novem- ber 10th. A parade of Veterans. Ladies' Auxiliary and other'area organizations will march to the Cenotaph for service at 11 a.m. The'parade will gather at the Legion Hall at 10.45 a.m. Following the Cenotaph service at 11 a.m., the parade will proceed to Lucknow United Church for the regular church service, Gold Card For Ten Years Service WHITECHURCFI NEWS, On Sunday :Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tiffin; Joan and Shirley attended the General meeting and annual Ladies Night of Stratford Musicians at Victorian Inn, Stratford featuring entertainment and a smorgasbord luncheon. Joe received a Gold Honorary Membership card for serving on the Musicians Executive Board for 10 consecutive years. The com- munity extends congratulations. Mr. Ducharme of Wingham also received a Gold Honorary Mem- bership card. Family Pet Is Asphyxiated Home Heavily Damaged By Fire On Sunday Night The farm home of R-obert Purvis, located about two miles east of. Lucknow on 'Highway 86. was severely damaged on Sunday w evening • in a fire that might ell have completely destroyed the 'house had it not been discovered when it was. IBob was away for the day visiting in Bayfield. He left home about 2 p.m. Shortly before 9 p.m. Myra Lippert, on her way back to Toronto, dropped into .the house and found it on fire. Myra went to CONTINUED ON PAGE 22 Statement Indicates Sources Of Funds In Lions Club Swimming Pool Project • The following financial state- ment for the Lucknow and District Swimming pool fund indicates the sources of revenue in completing the project. The complete pool and change rooms wereit.!/ project of Lucknow and Distr.' t Lions Club' who spearheaded the campaign and conducted the public campaign for funds. The financial statement does nbt include the addition of a plastic cover and wind break. plus a name sign, which were paid for by the Lucknow Reunion Committee from reunion proceeds. in addition to the donation listed from that source. • RECEIPTS Lions Club Members (personal) Lucknow District Lions Club. Lucknow Legion Branch 309 Lucknow Women's Institute Lucknow Fire Department Lucknow Horticultural Society Lucknow Curling Club Lucknow Agricultural Society. SpeCial Events • Lucknow Reunion Committee Public Campaign Donations Public Mail Donations Provincial Government Grants • 1 $3,540.00 3,300.00 2,050.00 1,000.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 700.00 913.62 .. • 9,273.20 14,166.41 4,500.45 • $40,443.68 • 11,604.40 $52,048.08 EXPENSES •New Swimming Pool $51,265.02 Bank Interest •783.06 Kinlough School, 'S.S. No. 2 Kinloss,: Taken $52,048.08 Back row. left to right. Bessie Pinnell. Hazel Percy. May Boyle. Cora Percy. Betty Graham. Marg- aret Malcolm., Edna Boyle. Gladys Colwell, Florence Tweedy . Nettie Colwell and the • teacher Mics Annetta Steuart. Second and third rim combined !eft to right. Chri, Shelton. Jean, Lam:. Harold !,,tanie‘. Annie cot- vkt:rt. Bert Mcl can. 1 Richarkis. John .Gram. '1/4Itr.nle Rh:hard,. Clarence Stanley. Beie Lane. Albert Shelton. Plieobc Hodgkin - .Non. Jim Richards. Tillie and Vera Ic'.i Eekonsu iller: Tena Hodgm,, 4,nnic Alcrarlan. Evelyn Si.:1‘.•an • Front row. left to right. Tom McFarlan. George Graham. Elmer Percy. Jalland Hassall. Arthur Graham. George Colwell, Harold Percy. Orland Richards. Jim Ryan.