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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-12-11, Page 4Page 4 - llaucknow Sentinel; Wednesday, December 11, 1996 Changes of address, orders for subscriptions. and undeliverable copies (return postage guaranteed) are to be sent to The Lucknow Sentinel at the address indicated here. Advertising is accepted on the condition that in the event of a typographical error, the por • tion of the advertising space occupied by the erroneous item together with a reasonable allowance for signature, will not be charged for, but the balance of the advertisement will be paid at the applicable rates. Our readers write A 13owes Publishers Community Newspaper 619 Campbell St.. Lucknow, Ont• to P.O. 13ox 400, Lucknow, Ontario NOG 2110 phone: (519) 528-2822 fax: (519) 528-3529 Established 1873 -- Tom Thompson - Advertising Manager Pat Livingston - General Manager / Editor Phyllis Matthews Helm - Office Administrator Joan Courtney - Typesetter Subscription Rates advance: Local Regular $25.66 (incl. postage and G.S.T.) within 40 mi. radius. Loci Senior $23.52 (incl. postage and G.S.T.) within 40 mi. radius. Out -of-area (40 miles) $25.66 (incl. postage and 0.S.T1. Foreign & USA -- $98.00. Publications mail registration no. 0847 held at Lucknow, Ontario. Decorations are great Dear editor: To the Lucknow & District Chamber of Commerce, Town Council and crew that is fully responsible for financing and erecting the beautiful Christmas decorations and lights on the new lamp posts on main street, Lucknow. We appreciate it, and thank everyone involved that brought this Chrktmas touch to our "Sepoy" Town. Merry Christmas to all from Ashfield Service Centre. Tony, Marilyn, Paige and Christine Miltenburg. Dear editor: As we returned from a bus trip with the Seniors last week, the light display as we came over the hill, on the east end of town, was beautiful. Everyone on the bus was greatly impressed. It looked like a row of candles and lit. up the Nvholc town. I want to commend the Chamber of Commerce and town council for this display. It increases the pride that we all have in the town of Lucknow. I think that it is the nicest display that we have seen in Huron County. June Pyette. The Co-op bear was one of many characters in Lucknow's Santa Claus parade. (He"m photo) entire emirs Flowers `invade' McNay farm to do good deed in 1946 70 years ago December 16,11926 Danger to children on the streets- Special care should be exercised when crossing at points other than at street intersections. When streets are slippery cars and other vehicles are more difficult to control. At the street intersections it is up to the drivers to watch those on foot. We had a good illustration of the danger to chil- dren on the street a couple of weeks ago when, in order to avoid running over a child, Mr. A. P. Stewart, had to turn his car sharply across the street, going over a bank ten or twelve feet high. Due to good luck and good management the car did not overturn and all escaped injury, but the deed was none the less heroic as a twelve foot plunge with a loaded car cannot be lightly undertaken. ° ' . 50 years ago December 11, 1946 Neighbors hold a plowing bee - Neighborliness and consideration for the mis- fortune of others was in evidence on Saturday afternoon at the farm of Kelso McNay, when a group of neighboring plowmen invaded the farm and before dusk had plowed 17 acres. ' Four tractors and eight teams spent the afternoon at the McNay farm performing this act of kindness for which Mr. and Mrs. McNay find words failing them to express their appreciation. Lloyd Cline is credited with organizing the band of friends who ;helped him out so greatly on Saturday. 15 years ago ' December 16, 1981 Hospital takes "wait and see" approach Hospitals in Ontario are taking a "wait and see" approach to the announcement by Health Minister Dennis Timbre!' that they must be more innovative in their financial management. The minister's comments, made in a speech to the Ontario Hospital Association earlier this month, hint- ed at some radical changes to hospital funding. However the association is waiting until the propos- als are spelled out in more detail before reacting. Norman Hayes, Administrator of the Wingham and District Hospital, said he had known from his discus- sion with ministry staff there was something in the wind, he expected the minister to announce a user feet for hospitals, "but I guess it was a political decision that it wouldn't fly, and they didn't want to do it at this time." In his speech, Timbrell announced that local hospi- tal boards will be given greater responsibility for managing their financial affairs and more incentive to save and raise money on their own. In return, they can expect to be held accountable forany overspending. Let's Talk! by Marilyn nrseon What do you like about Christmas shopping in Lucknow? Ron Alton Lucknow "It's so handy, there is a" good selection, and 1 don't have to drive any- where." Torn Downey Holylrood "1 like the convenience of shopping and support- ing the community." jaynei Hartung Wbitechtirclr "1 live in Whitechurch and go to Kitchener a lot." Bryce' Ritchie Lucknow "I like the convenience, the friendly service and atmosphere.. Brute McKenzie Lucknow "Everything you want is right here." The Lucknow Sentinel welcomes letters, to the editor. They must be signed, with the writer's telephone number and address for confirmation. No pseudonyms are. allowed. All letters are subject to editing as well as spelling and grammatical corrections. We also reserve the right to refuse, let <'< ters altogether. Letters concerning, internal business practices and policies of privately -owned businesses and indus- tries will not be published. Please note that the views of the writer' do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the management of this newspaper. Letters can be dropped off at the Sentinel office at 619 Campbell Street, mailed to Box 400, Lucknow, Ont., NOG 2H0, or faxed to (519) 528-3529.