HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-03-19, Page 2117;500
6,750.
• Expenditure
Transfers to the .capital fond
Transfers to tlie;revenue fund
Available at theyear end for future
mimicipal purposef;
1979 1978
tetnerit of Continuity, and Analysis of
Year End Position
for the year mkt December 31, 1979 '•
1979
Actual
Available at 'the beginning of the year for
future municipal :purposes .
Revenue
Contril?litiOns from the revenue fun, d •
Cont4botions from developers
.13.477
2.983
13-.288
2-9,748 David Younker, a young farineefroin P.E.I. [right], spent a week on the farm of Elizabeth
and Murray Irvin of R. R. 7 LticknoW recently as part of a Junior Farmers' exchange He is
shown here with Murray on his mixed farming operation prior to leaving Lim a Junior
Farmers' conference in Toronto. r [PhotO by Dona CamPbell]
Junior Fanners' exchange
brings PEI man to area
Eugeiie Frayite gives his rendition of 'Danny Boy' at the
fourth annual Irish and Scotch Variety Night sponsored by the
St. IVIary's t.Vitel. Friday night at the Luelmow 'Legion.
[Photo by Joanne Buchanan]
:---1A11-401.ttiramoitpts are in t sands of
dollars, except pe). capita f gures.
Rates of taxation
ReSidential and, farm mill rate
for general municipal purposes
for region or:county purposes
for school board purposes
Total .
Cominercial and industrial mill rate
for genetal municipal purposes
'for region or county purposes
fox school board, purposes
Total
Reporter
speaks
to WI
Bev Clark, repOrter at
the • Kincardine News
office was the guest_
speaker at the Ripley:..,
Women's Institute
meeting on Thursday at
Mrs. Frank Scott's home,
In her address she
described printing from'
early days- and showed
.slides of old printing
presses up to the modern
methods of cern-
puteriiing the news. She
was very much enjoyed.
A newspaper was
presented to each one
present.
Margaret Gemmel',
Public Relations officer
Was convenor for the
meeting. Minnie Lock
presided for the meeting
and Christene RObertson
was secretary. Grace Pet
introduced the guest
Speaker.
The roll call was Sing
Say or Pay which was
Most entertaining,
Among the "sing"
replies, Grace Peet sang
a song in Dutch. Many
hornorous stories were
told in the "say" replies.
Mary (John A.)
McDonald gave a report •
on "Citizenship" for
Elizabeth Fair. Mary
(Donnie) McDonald
reported on her entries in
the history look.
A quilt -is being made to
be sold, the proceeds will
be donated . to the
"Participation Lodge, at
11611a-id Centre" fund.
Bill Armstrong of R. 1L 2
Wingha.m has been chcisen to
go to the United Kingdom for
' six to eight weeks.on a Junier
--Farrnera'-exchange this sum
mer.
David Younker, a young
man from. Prince Edward.
Island, completed a .week's
stay with Elizabeth and
Murray Irvin of R. R. 7
Luckhow last Friday on the
Junior Farmers' exchange
BY RUTH BUCHMEIER
Mr, and Mts. Allan Gra.;
ham enjoyed a two week
holiday in Hollywood, Flori-
da.
Mrs. Nick Barclay of St.
Pauls visited With 'her par-
ents last'week, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Ritchie, Donald and
Mary Anne.
Allan Graham received
some sad news last week
when his 'nephew Malcom
Machines of Prince George,
B.C. died. He was the soh of
Mr. Gordon Machines and
the late Margaret MacInnes,
formerlY Graham, of Selkirk,
Manitoba. This family IS well
'known in this community,
Mrs. Marlene Wolfe,
Nathahial and Seah of Brant-
_ford are Staying here at their
.faim on the 6th for the winter.
break..
Congratulations to. Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Moffat on the
arrival of their' son last week.
Weekend visitors with Mr,
and Mrs. Dick McQuillin and
Ron were Harvey McQuillin
of St. Catharines, Leonard
Griffin of Guelph, Mr. and
Mrs. Doug MacLeod and
Dawn of Vanastra, Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Breinagam of St.
Catharines, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob MacNay. of Amberley
and Mr. and Mrs. Don Niche'
and Shaunna and Tylar.
, Visiting with Mrs. Oliye
Needham is Mrs. Helen
Fenton and Carrie of Sarnia.
Mrs. Nancy MacIntyre,
Helen and Heather are holi-
daying in Florida for the'
winter break.
Guests for a birthday party
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Evan Keith on Sunday were.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gra-
ham, Mr. and Mrs. Win. F.
MacDonald of LucknoW,
and Mrs. Malcolm Keith of
Unionville, •Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Zinn, Terry and
Paul, Mr. and Mrs.' Chester
Hackett, Jamie, Ian- and
—Scott of Ashfield, Patricia
Shiell of Wingha,ni, Mr. and
Mrs. Brian Ke,ith, Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Tuck,
"Scott and Michael of Oak-
ville, Mr. and Mrs. Don For-
ster and tjtnna Jean, Purple
Grove, $ft. Murray Keith,
Water* and Wanda Linner
of London.
ecident
15.856
3.509
14.764
1'4.363
2.477
13. 371
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program. He discovered that
while Ontario grows much
larger quantities, of corn, his
province has more hay.
After leaving the Irviris'
.miiced farming operation,
David attended a Junior
Farmers' conference at Inn-
on the Park in Toronto for, the
weekend and then went on to
stay with a host family -on a
farm "in Brant County for a
Week. A girl from P.E.L. who
had been staying with a farm
family in, Perth County, like-
wise attended the conference
and then Went on to stay with
a family in. Wellington
ty for a week..
Ralph and Roger Morrison
of'R.. R. 1 Lucknow attended
the conference in Toronto
also. They represented the
West Huron Junior Farmers.
:Gra~iarn$ enjoy holiday
On March 13, Constable
A. Fitkin investigated a
(540 car collision on Highway
, ICincardine.Township, in-
volving Alan Cook of Port
Elgin and Ken Weale -of
Kincardine. Major, injuries
were sustained by' Peter Kely
of Kincardine and Barry Jone
of Kincardine, both Nissen...
gets of Mr. Weale. Mr.
Weale received minor injur-
ies. Damages are estimated
at a total of. $9300.