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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-11-10, Page 2..........444040.••••••••••••••••••••••••••10 , I The LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO "Thi Sappy Town" — On the Huron-Bruce Boundary • • 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 to $2 extra to U.S.A.. and Foreign • • • Donald C. Thompson, Publisher • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••4 Think tanadio • They Did ! EI B RAN D. • CORN ALOALFI SORGHU! Bruce Ray! R.1 LUCKNOW, 5 REMEMBRANCE DAY November 11, 1976 Lucknow Businesses Will Be Closed Until 12.00 Noon On Above Date "WE REMEMBER THEM" NOTICE LUCKNOW BUSINESS ASSOCIATION . A General Meeting Will Be Held In Town Hall WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 11 AT 8 P.M. AGENDA 1. Christmas Business Hours Z. Santa Claus Parade '.- 3. Free Skating Arrangements 4. Election of Officers and, other pertinent business. / •• BILL BOGUES, Pres. LARRY COWAN, Sec.-Treas • REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1111 Parade of Veterans, Ladies Auxiliary, Guides, Brownb from the Legion Hall, Lucknow at 10:45 a.m. To The. Cenotaph SERVICE AT CENOTAPH AT 11 A.1V1 Remembrance Service-- Laying of Wreaths Members of organizations and citizens Are. I to attend 4. PAWN TINS. THE-I IOCKNOW- SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO • WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBI A 31-year-old Newmarket , man -died Sunday, October 31 in Univcr-. sity Hospital, LcindOn, of injuries received early Saturday morning 'in. a single-car crash near Lucknow. Paul Conrad Wadsworth of 477 Lloyd Avenue, Newmarket, was the lone occupant of • a car which went out of control, ran into a ditch, struck a tree andburst into flames. The mishap occurred about 3.50 a.m. about 'three miles west of .1.ucknow on Highway 86. Mr.' Wadsworth was removed to the Wingham and District Hospital via ambulance and later transfer- red to the London Hospital. The accident was investigated by, the Kincardine detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police. Paul Wadsorth was the husband of the former Susan Williams of Wingham; son of Thomas and Pauline Wadsworth; brother' of. Michael and family, Garth and family and Maureen Wadsworth. He is also survived by Maybelle and Mary Smith and the MacDon- ald family. He was a retired (1970) Sergeant with the United States Army Paratroopers; a veteran Hof the Vietnam Campaign; a member ' of the United States Legion, Buffalo Chapter; and the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 183, Kincardine. -, The late Raul Conrad Wadsworth rested, at the Hallowell. Funeral Home, Toronto, 'until Wednesday morning when removal was made to St. Basil's Church for mass at 10 o'clock. Following the service, he was returned to the place of his birth, Kincardine, where graveside and committal service took place in the cemetery there at approximate- ly four o'clock. Retires From Job After 38 Years, Live In Florida Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Andrew of Kapuskasing left Friday for Florida where they will spend five months at Indian Rocks Beach, near Clearwater. - Art recently retired from the Kimberley Clark paper mill at Kapuskasing where he was em- • ployed for about 38 years. Art underwent surgery in Toron- to General Hospital on October 21 where he spent about 12 days. After leaving hospital Art and Mrs. Andrew spent a few •days in Lucknow with family inembers. Honoured On 90th Birthday Mrs. George Jardine, Lucknow, entertained the neighbour ladies at a dinner party last Thursday evening. The occasion was to honour the approaching 90th birthday of Mrs. Cyril -Campbell. The evening was spent offering good wishes, visiting and playing games, which brought to a close a very enjoyable evening. INBORN ABILITY Most of the useful gadgets in the world have been invented by people who didn't expect to .,re- ceive credit for them. K.a.irshea Hold Family. Night The annual "At Home" of the. Kairshea • WoMen's Institute was held Saturday, November &ILO 7 p.m. This is a family night and some • 7Q members , with ' their families, 4-H members and their mothers enjoyed a smorgasbord pot luck supper. • After dishes and food were cleared by several ladies Mrs. Cliff . Roulston was chairlidy for t the following program. Several num- bers were given by the orchestra, namely Mrs. Jack Needham, pianist; Lloyd• MacDougall, banjo; Ira Dickie' and Harold Campbell, violins; everyone joined in a sing song led by Mrs. Leonard Clarke and Mrs. Jack Needham at the piano; a duet by the Clarke sisters, Laurie and Bonnie, with Bonnie playing the accompaniment on the guitar; a duet by Leonard Clarke and daughter Bonnie;• trio number' by the 3-H's, Heather MaeDougall, Helen and Heather Maclntyre; a number from the junior choir of South Kinloss church; a mouth organ selection by Harry Lavis with Mrs. Needham acconipaniment on the piano: A contest, TV, "It's Your Choice", panel of 3 • women and 3 .men, was very interesting and• amusing. The highlight of the evening was the draw for a • quilt, made by the ladies of the Institute. Draw • was made by Mrs. Florence. 'Clift of Melfort, Saskatchewan, a cousin of Mrs. Frank MacKenzie and the winner. was Miss Isa A Barbara Avenue N., Ontario. Ticket was so Jean Hughes of Wingh The evening and ent was arranged by. Branch Mrs. • Ira Dickie, M Holloway, Mrs. Donal( non, Mrs. 'Harvey I Thanks to these lad• delightful evening. Al singing 0 Canada. dAiertisii keeps peop working." CANADIAN ADVERTISING ADVISO .Funeral Service For Area • • Accident Victinl 114,000 In L.I.P. Grants For Area The office of Crawford. Douglas, M.P. (Bruce-Grey) has been in- formed by the office of the Minister of Manpower and Immigration that the following Local Initiative Pro- ject applications have been granted for the Riding. There, were many applications' this. year. However, 'worthy as many of the applications were, there was only $124,000.00 allotted for the Bruce-Grey, area this year, and thus the choices to be made by the Minister and his Department were most difficult. The following will be receiving funding throughthe Local Initiativ- es Program (L.I.P.). 'Audiometric Screening of Bruce County Board • of Education pupils.... applied for by the Bruce County Board of Education. Saugeen Indian Reserve Fire- break....applied for by the Saugeen Band Council. Teeswater and Culross Commun- ity Centre....applied for by the Community ReersAion Centre Building Commite, Village of Teeswater. Addition to Workshop.— ariplied for by Cairnlee Village (Inc.) near Lion's Head, Black Creek Park....applied for by the Township of Eastnor. Cape Croker L.I.P ..... applied for by the Chippewas of the Nawash Band, Cape Croker Indian Reserve. Arena Demolition and • Site Preparation ....applied for by the Shallow Lake Recreation Commit- tee. To Renovate the Town Hall.... applied • for by the Village of Paisley. /