The Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-02-18, Page 16•
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Sympathy is extended to
Mrs. Jack (Debbie) Culbert .
on the death of her father,
William James Hicks of
Myth, in his 68th year. Mr.
Hicks is also survived byhis
wife, Doris, one brother, two
sisters and two grandchild-
ren. The death occurred in
Seaforth Community Hospit-
al on Wednesday, February
11. Funeral service was held
6rOin the Tasker .• Funeral
Home, Blyth with interment
in Grand Bend Cemetery.
• Irene Hasty ,of Stratford
spent the weekend with her
father, Lorne Hasty and
Brock.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stirl-
ing, Darlene and Harold of,
Thamesville, visited with
Betty's mother, Mrs. Elsie
Irvin on the weekend.
Mrs. Bessie Mcvel-
led to London on Sunday by
bus, with the intentions of
visiting till Tuesday with her
son, Allan, wife, Sandra, and
family. Due to the stormy
weather she didn't arrive
home until Thursday.
Congratulations to Clifford
McNeil, who was highly hon-
oured at the Royal York
Hotel in Toronto on February
11, when he was presented
with the Master Breeder's
Award from the Holstein,
Friesian Association of Can-
ada, one of only 17 persons in
all of Canada to receive this
award.
Congratulations also to
Bob McNeil who was honour
ed at the United Breeders
annual meeting as a new
member of the "Starlite 200
Club". The award goes to
owners of daughters of the
bull Rayrook Starlite that
produce over 200 per cent of
the established average for
their age group. BobC had
three cows which qualified.
On Wednesday, March 4,
Kindergarten registration
will be held at Brookside
Schoik. Some of the line ones
from our area will be Sarah
Dauphin (Gary); Dree `Park
(Larry); Amy Jo Glenn (Ger-
tie); Larissa Sproul (Gary);
Douglas Culbert (Don); Ang-
ela Woods (Bob); Michael
McNee (Ken);. Jenni Sue
Brown (Doug); Robert Ohm
(Ken); and Robyn Dawson
(Dave).
'• Company on Sunday at the
Bill' and Marie Park home
were Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Pitrk and Holly and Mr. and
Y
Mrs. Mike Bendig all of
Goderieh. This week in
Mrs., Mel Bell of Goderich
visited on Sunday with Mel
Jones. -
wane and Linda Hubbard,
and Tina and Mae of Auburn
visited on Saturday with
Mrs. Lynn Wall and family.
Duogannon United Church
Mr. George Cowan spoke
on the topic, "Thorns and
Roses", pointing out that as
from a thorny plant came
. beautiful flowers so, in life,
from the thorns of hardships
and struggles, often comes a
stronger, more beautiful per-
sonality.
• Helen Elliott sang a beau-
tiful solo. The children's
story was, The Story of. St
Va1entie,.
Brookside Broadcast
By Martha Curran and
Colleen Dvorak'
• Pre-school children who,
attended Story Hour .in the
library on Monday made
valentines. As a reminder
there will be Story Hour each
Monday at 2.30 p.m.
The table tennis cham-
pions (ho were not finished
last week) are, grade 4 girls,
primary classroonn accom-
panied by his owner, Gerry
McCann, His name was
Solomon but he looked like
,i Mr. Mugs, the sheep dog,
urt annort -.
g featured the,primary read-
by Marie Park Intended ftu last week
Dungannon 4-H
The Dungannon #1 4-11
• Annette Gruendler; grade 6
• boys, Leroy Dougherty;
• grade 6 girls, Janice Dough-
• erty; grade, 5 boys, Walter
Martin' Congratulations t
• these players and to all who
• participated.
All students from grade 1
to grade 8 have been busy
• preparing a • recitation or
speech. The younger grades
• memorize a poem amU older
• students write .a speech and
• present it before the class.
The best two speeches or
• recitations from each room
go on to present their
speeches before the student
body. The senior winners
there go on to further compe-
tition.
On Thursday, Patsy Cham-
bers and Jim Coburn (from
Skicade) came to talk to
Grades 7 and 8 about skiing
•
club had their .first meeting
In their presentation they
talked about usage, care of
skis, and how to buy theright'
size of skis, poles and boots.
•They covered both Alpine
and cross country skihig.
After their lecture the two
grades got a chaneto put on
skis and try them out on the
snow in the school yard.
On Friday, a Sadie Haw-
kins Valentine Dance was
held in the gym. It was one of
the most successful record
hops we have had with most
students participating. Danc-
ing was to such music as
polka, waltz, bunny hop;
Mexican Hat Dance • and
others. ••
• Many of the classrooms
enjoyed a Valentine party on
Friday afternoon.
On Thursday morning a
Mr. Mugs dog visited the
on February 5 at Jean Er-
• rington's home,
• The two leaden are Shar-
on Pengelly and Jean Erring-
ton. •
.
The members who have
joined this project , Ready,
Get, Set Sew, are: Tracy Hill.
Judy Carmichael, Janice Pol-
lock, Tracey Rising, Lisa
Dougherty, Rhonda McMich- •
ael, Donna Gregory, Marg-
aret McWhinney, Nancy Car-
mchael, Deb Gregory, Betty
Errington • and Cathy
Schneider.
During the first meeting
they discussed interfacing,
darting, bias seaming and
lapped zippers. They, also
talked about pattern- sizes
and styles of skirts and vests.
Cathy Schneider was elect-
ed president and Lisa Dough-
erty is "vice-president.
Change in
Hydro Rates
EffectiveMarch 1, 1981
•
• Billing
ONTARIO HYDRO HAS
ING RATE INCREASE.
KILOWATT HOUR-kW.h
APPROVED THE FOLLOW -
COST PER kW.h
1980 1981
8.2 8.8
4.1 4.4
First 5OkW.h
Next 200 kW.h
All addition kW.h . 3.0 3.25
Mann= Wing 4.00 per month 4.00
The above rates are NET and *abject to a 5% late
payment Charge.
rates.
Commercbd tate Structure may- be obtained upon
application at the 'Municipal Office 528-3539. •
Dye to the . higher cost of providing service,
AracNow HYDRO SYSTEM finds h necessary to
Increase retailrates effective Mirth 1, 1981.
purchated by Lucknow• Hydro System from Ontario
Ontario Hydro has annonnced that the cost of Power
Hydro:during 1981 wili increase by about 10% effective
• Jan 1, 1981. •
1, ow Hydro System will increase retail rates by
approximately 8% effeclive with all bilis blued on and
after February 1,1981 for monthly billed meteorite and.
March 1, 1981 for bi-monthly Ibilled accounts.
The new rates will become' effective strai residentbd
bilis issued on aid after March 1, 1981.
• 1
You 'have assurance that we *al eolith's'e to fight
against, rising costs to the best of our ability through
slacked), and good management : And you can expect
U$ to 'receive top value from each dollar spent on year
bat& We are determined to maintabi • electiktid-
service as the best bargain in the .fitially budget.
• VILLAGE OF LliattiOW
HYDRO SYSTEM
If you're not getting a rate of
interest as good as ours, consider
switching to the Royal Bank.
A high rate of interest on your
Retirement Savings Plan
means much more to spend
during your retirement years.
Phone or come in and get all the
details before March 2nd.
When you succee.d ...we succeed.
ROYAL BANK
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