HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-05-09, Page 13Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 9, 1984—Pane 13
Cuual Sophlsticates y Beat the heat in cotton
jumpsuits by Eifrxa4e`s tonntry
Fashions,, left hien white With red '40, mod-
elled by " Jnelteleeigie of Winghath and
right in blacik, tr►odelled 1 y Shelly Tolton
of Winghanh Photo, Sharon • Dietz
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rx, The offering, was received by • Mrs.
Sleightholm and Pauline Adams and. dedi-
eated by Alice Moore. . ;
A solo was sung by Betty Scott,
Accompanied' by Mary Lou • Raynard for
Trinity group. A piano silo was 'played by
'"Freda Johnson of Belgrave.
Mrs. Durnin thanked' all for comibg, and
,contributing numbers for the program and
u►vited all to the Sunday School, room for
lunch and a social time. '
Rev. George Ball gave the benediction.
.The groups attending were 'Belgrave, Luck
'now, Trinity, Whitechurch, Presbyterian,
:Donnybrook, Bluevale, St. Helens . and
Calvin Brick. • .
This community was Saddened to learn
that Cecelia Laidlaw had passed away at
University Hospital, London April 30. This
community extends sincere syinpathy to
her husband, Ivan Laidlaw and daughters,
Janet and Kimberley, to her mother, Clara
Fabian Fitness: Polyester cotton active
wear in red and white and black and white.
at Loree's. Models, left, Sherry Jerome and:.
•:right, Lindell' Cross. Photo, Sharon
Dietz.
CWbolds'spring thankoffering...
Crowston of Lucknow, to sisters; Mrs.
Orland Irwin (Myrtle), R. 3, 'Wingham;
Mrs. Clayton Alton (Lois), Ashfield town-
ship; and brothers, Marlow Crowston; 'Kin-
. cardine; Earl (Bud), Crowston, Lytton, B.C.
and Clarence Crowston, Chatham. She was
predeceased by her father, John Crowston.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Elliott, Jeffery, Leslie
and Matthew of Brussels , visited Sunday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs; .Walter
Elliott. •
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Mr. and Mrs. Hector Purdon of Strathroy
and Isabel Tiffin of Lucknow spent the
weekend With Cassie Mowbray.
Lois Fajeoner of S.:ratford visited Wednes-
day with Mr. and Mrs.Angus Falconer and
attended the funeral of Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw on
Thursday.
Mr; and Mrs. Archie Montgomery of
Blyth visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Angus Falconer.
Timmy Falconer and . Shawn Belmore and
Dean Tiffin spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Craig and family of Listowel: They
helped Ryan and Jarret . Craig celebrate
birthdays. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Falconer, Amy and Tony and Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Bel"more also visited with Mr..and Mrs.
Craig and the boys returned home with
them. .
Paul Laidlaw and Tom Vannus, London •
and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ducharme, Goderich
called at the funeral home, Wingham, on
Wednesday evening to pay respects to the•
family of Cecelia' Laidlaw.
Mrs. Joe Ducharme of Goderich attended
the funeral of Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw on
Thursday.
Agnes Farrier returned home on Thursday
after attending the Women's Institute
Officers' Conference held at Waterloo
University, May 1 ' - 3, where, she 'was
attending the secretary -treasurer's pro-
gram.
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NOMINATIONS
are invited for a ,Ripley Citizen to
receive the
Ontario Bicentennial •
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recognizing their community service
work • and volunteerism. Each
nomination should be accompanied by a-
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NOTICE: "
CLERK'S OFFICE WILL BE
-COED
MAY 17,1984
Firemen mist purchase gear to meet standards...
.from page 1
`refighter in the province to•- be equipped
vith a helmet meeting spe ed . minimum
tandards" The Lucknow Fire -Department
as already purchased new helmets for their
remen, who. must wear the helmets while
ghting a fire to qualify for co p,ensation
overage. Failure to wear the standard
elmet' could also result in a 51,000 fine.
Among other things, the neat regulation
ays a fire helmet must carry "retro-
ective" material that cane seen in suioke,
ave flame resistant eatc vet's, 00 holes or
vets in the crown and carry no metal frame
round the visor, if one is worn.
According to provincial fire officials this is
st the beginning of .a program which
ventually may bring" sweeping changes in
the type of gear the helmet and rubber boot
bridgades use to protect themselves at fires.
The Ontario Research Foundation and the
National Research Council, together with
experts from the armed forces, , are now
experimenting with personal clothing de-
signed specifically for fire fighters. They are
exaanining the effect of protective gear on
mobility and metabolic (body)' heat.
' Upgrading gear its long overdue say most
peoptein the firefighting field and pressure
to have fire fighters covered,, under the
provincial legislation came fronrthe firemen
thetn'selves. But municipalities forced to pay
for new gear from severely strained budgets
are concerned.
. The Lucknow Fire Department has an
excellent working relatiship with the four
I
municipalities it serves, says Chief I'amil-
ton. ' The Lucknow District Fire Board,
comprised of representatives from the
councils of each of the municipalities, has
not restricted the fire department budget
and the purchase of the new helmets has
been added to the budget.
Hamilton 'says the department has never
had any problem with the municipalities. If
something is mandatory, the fire chief
informs *the board and the board approves
the necessary funding.
The total budget for fire protection
provided by the Lucknow department in 1983
was 532,336.10. Expendituresincluiied the
maintenance and replacement of equipment
as well as the purchase of new equipment.
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131/8'
ON 5 YEAR ANNUAL
Guaranteed
Investment
Certificate
ALSO PAYING AS HIGH AS
121/2% ON 3 YEAR ANNUAL
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VICTORIA & GREY -CITY TRUST
STANDARD - STERLING
INTERNATIONAL
MUNICIPAL - CREDIT FONCIER
All companies members of the
Canada Deposit Insurance Corp-
oration.
Rates quoted as of
May 7,1
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INV5S' THROUGH
Rod
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BOX 250 LUCK NOVV 528-3423
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