HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-01-26, Page 9community news
The executive and &octant of the latimow Aspitcsdtiutral
Society rwerte appointed hooey it the Society*.
meeting ley 20. l dote 1 , host, Den BA, past
pew tan nuke, pestilent; ent; Cie SidIlht, fit
vice-president; les Norm, oectind vice prey ei t Rose
Errhistori, sem' back, directors, Phil M.
Cann, Kin Mem , Lloyd , LOWS* �ktett,
� Doh, Archie P,
Huron schools energy efficient
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butions to CPP and UMC by about 40 per
cent. This means S260 per employee or a
total of 5200,000 for this board, " noted the
chairman,
"Our schools ate the most energy efficient
in Southwestern Ontario, This is due to a
program of increased insulation, reduced
Agricultural society
chooses executive
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applauded fo* their contribution to the
Society,
The report of the nominating committee
was received and Allan R. Miller, Archie
Purdon, Lloyd Morrison and Ross Errington
were elected to the executive. Barry Elliott
and Ken Mewhinney were elected 4-1-1
leaders, Associate directors were nominated
and will stand; Bruce Pewtress, D. A.
Hackett, Allan MacDougall, Jim Macinally
and Mike O'Neill.
heat loss and heat conservation," said the
chairman.
She did warn trustees to expect increased
maintenance costs as most of the buildings
were built in the 1960s. Mrs. Wallace also
pointed out that the cost of energy will rise
and at a rate considerably above the grant
increases.
She went on to say the board has fewer
students to transport, but the same miles to
cover at an ever increasing cost per mile.
"With fewer students" some inventories
can be reduced, eg. the numbcr of typewrit-
ers, but a certain complement of equipment
must be maintained if the schools are to
operate. Almost all grants are paid on a per
student basis while the cost of supplies
continue to escalate at an 11 to 13 per cent
rate. And on top of that is the seven per cent
sales tax," the chairman said.
Dr. Corrin wins lottery
Dr. M. N. Corrin is the lucky winner of
this week's Jamboree '83 lottery draw. The
winning ticket was drawn by Jessie Chester
at the Bank of Montreal, January 19.
dungannon news
Ry Mark park
Congratulations to Bob
and Michelle Rourke on the
birth of their son, Justin
Tyler born on Sunday, Jan-
uary 16 in Goderich hospital,
a brother for Owen.
Congratulations to Russell
and Louise Brindley who will
celebrate 50 years of mar-
riage on January 28. They
have one son, Leonard, five
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
There was 10 tables of
cards at Brookside School on
Wednesday night when the
Dungannon Seniors sponsor-
ed their Bi -Weekly euchre
party. High lady was a tie
between Isabel Kilpatrick
and Belle Mole, Belle won
the draw. Low lady was
Louise Brindley. The high
score for men was frank
Pentland while Carman Pol-
lock had low score. The next
party will be February 2.
Dungannon United Church
The official board of Dun-
gannon United Church met
on January 18 in Dungannon
to address the 1983 proposed
budget and examine the 1982
reports.
The Dungannon -Nile
Youth Group sponsored an
wnti-drugs movie on Wed-
nesday evening in Dungan-
non Church basement. There
was an encouraging attend-
ance, showing interest am-
ong parents and young
people.
Regular weekly choir prac-
tice was held at Dungannon
on Wednesday evening, at
Nile on Tuesday evening.
Nile nominating commit-
tee met on January 19 at the
home of Mr. Cliff McNeil.
Nile church held their an-
nual meeting on Sunday,
January 23. After a short
service, a pot luck dinner was
held in the basement, follow-
ed by the meeting.
Dungannon U.C.W.
On January 18th the Wil-
ling Workers and the U.C.W.
joined together to enjoy
twelve economical main
course dishes made °From the
recipe booklet entitled, More
Cents than Dollars.
Two delegates from each
group had attended a one
day course in Holmesville on
December 8 sponsored by
The Ministry of Agriculture
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Members of the ladies execs" -
Ow of the 1 uccmo w
total Society are ttdmrtvn fol-
lowing the society's annul
, Jsm arry 20, Front
the left, front are Bah* Er-
rington, tree rtetary; Ruth get,
firstvice-president; Sheila
Oahe, pestilent; Dale Sill -
lin, second vice-president;
back, left are committee
chairmen, Hazel Habit,
rats and crafts; Sharron Mac-
Dougall, baby contest and
Ella rete, p,roup displays.
Absent were June Gilchrist,
4.8 tdtaplay; Marilyn Mae-
Ilntyrte, 'etchuo1 display; Natty
Murray, Bowers and Jessie
Alton, baking and canning.
(Sentinel Staff Photo)
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