The Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-01-02, Page 2rl
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taring 0 A small but interested
gathering of area news* cokincillors
and oilier interested dtizens turned
out for the public meeting held by
Ate Urer4. •Coputy R49trfT.P?Ar5
onintittee iu Teeswarert last
Thursday evening, The indication of
those attending -was; they were not
in favour of mitucturing and they
like things the way the are#
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May30
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and residential ratepayers in the
• Totlwrit ef AlototrAl-nolootiniT
a 1022 per vent Mew*" m taxed
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bn out 14 ia ambition*, s
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• Biwa County tniSteks.need more ''FlamilY and friends ,Mourn th
feedback on junior kindergartic, • death of Hilda Ailditw... The'com-
• Lions Co -host -Convention. • munity Was • Swidettift , to tem of •
tifaitland Conswiatiot Ow -00401- 4004 .1k004 Audrowit
Authority recognizes Earth -Day ..• • longtime - resident and •• former
• business woman Otthis*Lliage.
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•April 25 taxeS increase -11, per
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-International oast oresident b-:-.-articc- - -
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nald McMunny , 17 years:
Robert StTuthio 12,years..
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Late night raid on lor.,,s1 liquor store.
-Lucknow resident' honotited for his
volunteer contribition to the Bruce
County' Historical Society, Pharis
1Viiitheis or RR -1 Lucknow received
the Volimteer...Service Award from
the Minisuy of Culture and Conk.
muriications.
- Madill -band brings home bronze
medal. —
• Education tax up over.17 per cent
for Bruce - Public school supporters
in Bruce County will face, an
average increase in mill rates of
17.5 per cent,following approval of
the Bruce County Board of
dikation's 1990 budget.
-The County Town Singers will
perform in Lucknow. •
Thirty-two youngsors register for
rgarten,
f the Lucknow
IfIte in the
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• Summer recreation programs'are
now in place according to
Recreation Director „Bill Hunter*,
First stage of sewer system slated
for this summer.
-Residents present petition. to
Vil-
lage Council regarding. a -fence at,
the corner Of Havelock „,,and,
CaMpbell Streets.
- •Wa‘va9osit Conaetvat04::4Moity,
damaged by vaudaliin again.
June 27
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- Accident claims life of Dungan-
non man - A single vehicle accident
Experience '90 program' .
Provincials.
- Truk rear ends buggy.
clahned the life of 25 year old -Carl
October, says Fenton.
in the oarlY -hours Of June 24
Courtney, of R. 1 Dungannon.
- Blue boxes may be in place by
- Bruce and Huron benefit from
Local athlete 'advances to Legion
Tura to page 6.
age Detective back
e ail again -
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Back on. ,the again. The
erimge Diteetive has discovered
,puistraas, lasts longer, . or
r startilater, for Many people
of the World: Last Week* she 'im-
tevered the contrOVerSysitireimding
die date. rois week,- she has
tracked down. celebrations that,
extend beyond the prevalent con-
cePt of ChristmaiDay,
For•:tittise Of you who ever
budded bout the .origins„ Of
Bwcing Day IYebetiber 26, here's,
the scoop. ,No it did not begin as
the •exehttnie of Unwanted or.over
siza presents at the stores. It begati
in Britain and was.an unofficial day
for the staff of the More financially
well -endowed. On this day, staff
members were .given gifts of
money, usually in clay box con-
tainers, for their services and loyal-
ty throughout tie year. Hetipe -the
nattiolioxing Day. Decernber46 is
also known, as St. StephenW Day,
the. St. Stephen who is menus*
the Christmas carol, Ood*Iiig
Wette4slaus. Due to St. Ste0116W,
well-known generosity towards the
**Ft St. Stephens' Pay .wa's the
logical choice for rewarding the
servant staff.
Chrisunas had not always been a
one day celebration. Historically, it
is a twelve day event as described
in die: carol"The Twelve Days of
Christame alias "A Partridge in a
Pear Tree.” The twelfth day of
Christmas is particularly significant
became it was. on this day that the
three wise men brought the gifts to
the Christ child.t The twelfth day,
also, known as the epiphany, is,
celebrated , in many countries on
January 6 with the exchange of
gifts. per many peoples this is their
Christmas Day.
The Heritage Detective and the
staff of the Museum would like to
thank all who visited us or sup
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portal us in 1990. We wish •
everyone a very' happy new year
and hope that everyone will, con-
tinue to visit us in 1991. Thanks to
you, 'we've hada historically good
yeart
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