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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-11-13, Page 2`r1.1 • • . k.t• tit hi •. k p- • 4:.*1 Q4'4 PAG 1, THE LUCKNOW $ENTIN.E16. INCRROVI. ONTARIO •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• The LUCKNOW. SENTINEL • •• • LUCKNOW. ONTARIO • The Soppy Town" — On the Huron -Bruce Boundary • 2• • • • • • • • ii•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • 1 1 Second Class Mail Registration Number 0847 Established 1873 — Published 'Wednesday Member of the C.C.N.A. and 0.W.N,A, Subscription Rate, $8.00 a year in advance $2 extra to U.S.A. and Foreign Donald C. Thompson, PuMisher PLIGHT WON'T GENERATE MUCH SYMPATHY Brice County Board of Educa- tion is losing a battle .in the labour Market. Seven crisnadians in the. Kincardine -Petit Elgin area have resignOd to take jobs at Douglas Point, The reason., of course, dollars, more of them, • seeres.that the Douglas. Point Project. Using provincial public money, •can afford More of our dollars than the county school beard. using county public money, To us., the plight of the Bruce Board is amusing. In the years that the Bruce Board has been in operatiOn, it has always managed to top hourly rates of most small businesses in Bruce County. _No • problem really when paiblic money was convening with private money. Pablie money is obtained by the adjustment of the tax rate, Private money is only obtainable ulten business can Continue to show a profit, Quite •a marked difference, Sonow Donglas Point, Ole giant in Brace, is bothering the County School Board, We are not so sure that the business admstrator's plight will .aroase 1714.01 sym thy from employees in .Brace„ It's like "(the pot Calling the kettle black" - Died At Age 61 The traGeorge T, Moore of Kincardine Township occurred atL his home on Thursday, Novernher 7th, He was M. The funeral VerViCfe was held at MacKenzie Memorial Chapel, • Larch -now on , Saturday, November 9dt with interment in Greenhill Ceraetery, REMEMBRANCE DAY MARKED SUNDAY Remembrance Day was mark- ed in' this community or, Sunday with a service at the Cenotaph and attendance at the regular Sunday morning service of Lacknow United Church by VelterartS and local groups. The question • has been up for discussion as to the merits of the Sunday obServatrice as opposed to the observance (on the actual day, November I I th, Sunday's experience would indi- eate that the true inearaing of remembrance would be almost likely observed by the most people by holdinf it at a Sunday regular church' service, November 1 Ith services at (the Cenotaph and at the worship Ser.v(ice on that day have never been largely attended. arid in recent years the attendance has &vim- died. It is hard to be critical of a generation which hai grown up since the second world at in not showing wore interest, When actu- ally., the nurnotitt of war veterans on Remembrance Day leaves notch to • So as the years goby, it woo seem to Ins that Sunday services Wtould! be the best method of observing Rernembrartc;e Day lOcall- ly, in order to iroaalve the Maxima= participation.. of the, community, YOU SERVE BY GIVING •$1,000 Lions • Radio Bingo • $1,000 ON aCNX DAILY AT I2.29 CARDS AVAILABLE FROM ANY LIONS CLUB MEMBER AND SOME RURAL GENERAL STORES • PROCEEDS TO COMMUNITY SERVICES LETTER TO THE .EDITOR Comments On Bicycle Bylaw Gough Street, Lucknow, Ontario, Friday, Nov. 8th. Dear Don It wasn't until 1 read the report of the Ratepayers Meeting in the "Sentinel" that 1 kneW that Councillor Solomon had suggested„ if I had any "specific complaint", in the future to direct it to the Bylaw Office giving details of the 9ftence, and the name of the party involved. Over the years, 'the Sentinel has printed Notices from the Village Council, "that it was unlawful to ride a bike on the sidewalk and that offenders would be prosecuted". At no time have I heard of any prosecution, „ yet it is quite com- mon, especially right on Main Street, to see this going on, It is a wonder that no elderly person has ever been knocked down and injured as they came out of the stoles, ' Quite a few of the. Village Councillors are often on Main Stteet, and possibly have seen these cyclists, yet no charges have ever been laid, Probably there are quite a few hke myself in town, who would have no idea of the names of the • persons on the bicycles, eso no • knew -Ate of where the Town • By-law Office was situated, if there as a By-law Officer, or who would be in charge • to receive the complaint, •Perhaps in a 'future SentinelaiJ this could be printed., so as the Geraer: Pablic would haw this infonanattion. Thanking you„ •Jim McNaughtera Ashfield Lady Died In 81 st Year • MRS, WILLIAM IRVIN The death occurred onNovember S., 1974 in Winzharn and District Hospital of Mabel Estella Alitori„ beloved wife of William Irvin, Mrs- Iriain was born January 20, 118441 in West Wawatiosh TownsIW daughter of Daniell Alton and Elizabeth White- She moved to Allgorria when a small child, but on the death of her mother renamed to reside with her father's sister. Mrs, Isaac CrariSIM. On September 1, 11411-11 she married William Irvin and •they haw resided iin mitts* youmw, far itite past sixty :5tats„ She is survived by her husband, rime daughters and two seas, Mrs - Percy ((Anna)) Vitandell of Goderich., Ws- lames ((Walla Oarran) Steele of London, Mrs, Edon tDoreetib Irwin olf Sarnia, Robert of Dutitgam- non and Reil of Ashfiellti Town- SJh.twelve grandehildrein three great•gratatilehilldrenz hrei brothers Wesley of Londian.. George of Sauk Ste, Marie, Earl of Echo three half ligrOthers, Dan. Torn and JJ11 of Irma uye was predeceased by .to I sisters, Aldred tFlottencet ,Arratsttroag, Mrs, Lionel tEllizabetht I Watson arid font btothers„ Alfred, 40Tatt'S &Ma Joseph Mora. Me funeral was COTt141ILIK101 in the IftlacKenZie Memorial Chapel, Laciknowbw ReV, A.. CoNallt with interment in ,GreerthM. Cernettery, Pallbearers were Six grandsons Melvin ;1: Hiade1111, ow* Curran, iftichatd• filmjiiin, Fred Sterling,. ham and Mlle Irvin. Flower bearers were 41 graridsorts„ Marray and Alex Dam Curran and RObert Frayne and 2 neigh- ' boors, Jerre Cramston and Haigh 14401,2,Th Request For Hockey Meeting WEDNESDAY. NOYEItlo BM Hunter,ehairman of the Lucknow Recreation Committee, advised the•Sentinel Monday that, in response to some stiggestions by area residents, •a meeting concern- ing hockey in the community would be called for next year, but that it would be too late to do anyting this year. It was two years.agethat a public meeting was held concerning com- munity hockey. A meeting was not held last year nor this Fall, Mr, Hunter said 'that the hockey program in the community appear- ed to be operating very satisfactor- ily and that the (committee did not see the necessity' for a public meeting this year and last.. • He stated that with the hockey program put together so early in the Fall„ it would be necessary to call a meeting in late August or early September and he questioned the putblk response that would be generated at this time (of year, Bill said that the Recreation Committee meets the second Tues- day of each month at 7 p.m. and that anyone is welcome to attend these meetings to present any problems or suggestions to the coommittee.. • '•• • In addition to this, and because (of the .request this year„ a public meeting will definitely be held in late summer of 1975 to deal With • next year's hockey program. Lotai Wines In Hum 4-11 vasheld Friday am was , Achievement and Th: annual of 111114 /11 was champion n Douglas Miner, 11 11 received the -lad The Stewart• to Dave NI Lucknow, far horn steer highest stsit- ha went to 11 Auburn.. ZheEsathe • 'ic.Gotratilm:ak!,ffinittAttlItefFtwaketootaa„ tecellaived award as' toep CY d SO rots oat Grace Mora runner-up for Titzy Asa GI1erMcThea high sum • Calf Club thurevey hteattad etiolle rt 111fIlitil it 1 :141 aqui • 111111ii 1/11/1,I t 11110:111 j:7 lit lilt 11111 hill iil 4,41 11I 11, I I 411111111Li 411141110 1* *, ri/rili) 1161 a 1).1 *7100 t 11111 uj r- 111 I. 11 1 II4 41164411 Your Child's Portrait In vivid color A gift to you from ALL' Lucknobv RED& WHITE FOOD STORE* • NO APPOINTMENT 'NECESSARY jiiiistastedt our store• during the (flays # Year lowly gift picture will he tiallketn 1.15E 11 Prefessionall ch.116/en"s portrait to a family arch nay int 1.61r- .07/111gs It's our way saytima: "Tharla• Ggui c=toriners„ '.9li'eleeirne" exentairit el 14 4 WEDNESDAY Nov. 20 -- 10 am. to 6 p •ONE DAY ONLY