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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-08-01, Page 5853:' ti F' ES ish n hop e its urning and Ai page 1 .,. my opinion young people eould serve a '- time in the army; on the condition they could leave whenever they chose. Maybe if "some (idle Young people served in the arrnyand they found then y'didn't `:like 44 10 would bei �.:PPY to work spmewhere•else The aramy is 0edfor training fo seifseipl.ne, ,one of our problem -1 that.,People o 't want to work Welfare is,* godti there much difference between being on welfare : and workingat a menial job, so people -stats.', on welfare., • Joan Black, sehool'teacher .;, ' • l haven't been following thevaitipaigiktoo. clp5ely. We "•were. an holidays when the • debate was televised andI didn't.see it, I'm disillusioned, with the three party Jenders. All they're•doing. is battering; each ether's faults and picking ort personalities, I could care less about • bottom -patting., I'm more concerned about who will be electedih thisriding• I'm not impressed with any of the leaders. They're acting 'very childish. The election hope, people ,will not• just look at ;per-•.; hopepeople' will not just look a n'per-. tonalities. Spell ; • usioned I voted Liberal last time because I regard f former •prune minister Pierre) Andean very bighlY and 1 think he was a very smart man.. I will be voting on election day and will ,decide on.• the . basis. of who •runs: in this ing: .. • . Anne Hamijtoon, university student. 1 plan to' vm :vote for the first time and a especially . interested , in youth': issues because I.want a job when I finish school;. I want to"be,a teacherwhich really falls under the provincial jurisdiction,.but f am in - m terested in federal -job. creation .progras my education cause I want swpraer jobs to help .pay for • Students have: to be prepared to take a job that .:`nay°not',suit thein, working weekends end late hours. •; • I would -like` to see this riding vote in an MP who sits in the government, to see what it would do for the riding I don't agree with the way the campaign. is.. :going,. focusing; an personalities.1.want the leaders ter talk about the issues and what theY:are goingtado when they get in, i. ,„. ssiss a Mrs. Randy: MacDonald, Tammy,. t£irrn :. . Mr. and: Mrs Earl'Elliott were in Detroit and Lucas, of Purple,. Grove .•spertt ,tine. • at~tending their cousin's weddio'ng, .,;„•,-. :weekend m Mississauga withigt and,11 r r ^•�Au •�el,Armstrong, Don cCosh, and Frain Wray Thompson, r., .• . eh,. is __Ole are on. a bus. trip; to Southern "Ori-: , and Mrs, Frank Bin% ,. ller ef. Barrie tarso; t'o as Bruce County Soil• 'and a Crop • spent the weekend with Mr :and Mrs.^Harvie meeting, . ,, gF". Thompson •and r Mr :arid Mrs • red utngx Mrs HAMA- Thompson of Purple Grove Dungannon,, , T. `visited on ,Monday Awith. Mr and. virs, Betty 'Paul and;grant daughter Kristy: ▪ Stanlengy Thompson, who are_'residing in'' the caul from Harper. ds� oox visited 5with: Mar q ;• nursihome at:Southamnpton :..rk r jorie Thompson; and attended thkfuneralo,, .•,, Elizabeth Ginger,and daughter Ginna of tiher;Aunt Mabel -Breckenridge. Sympathy •isr• Mississauga visited with Mr.: and Mrs . extended to relatives and friends, ,„4. •.. . Francis.B.oyle. w.'' ax Hildred of.,London and -son Mark' . Mr; and Mrs..Van Rooyan are enjoying,a ' from Toronto visited on Thursday•with' Mar- camping trip. <' :. jorie Thompson. . Denise, Dennis and Drew Black • from • ick McGosh spent the weekend in Barrie' '"'Ashfield'are .holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. . with Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Elliott•andfamily, Harvie Thompson,.: , and Mrs:• VanHorne, Ann and pop. Mrs Randy.MacDonald,. Tamirny, Kim ..McCosh.had Sunday night 'supper with John and Lucas, Elaine Cote and Lisa visited on and Joyce Farrell and girls. ' Monday with Marjorie Thompson. , ' Mary Roberta, (Fishes*;) Newbold OBITUARY .MARY RQ'BERTA s. .(FISHER), NEWBOLD, , of Lucknow,, Ontario, only daughter of RobertAsher and Martha Alice Huston, was boarin.: Luc ow March . 27, 1922, and passed, away at ears• residence in Lucknow on July:5,1984 after along illness. Oa January 3,1948 shetharried` George Ar- thur. Newbold in Toronto, Ontario.' She is survived by her husband,:thr ''•children Shirley Anne Stirling of Oko , Alberta; Elizabeth Louise • Newbol Koenders , of Calgary, Alberta; David Robert .Newbold of Merrickville, Ontario;. four grandchildreen r. Scott and Kara of, Okotoks; • Rob and Mary Elizabeth of Merrickville.`� . --.. • She graduated from Lucknow 'Public and High Schools, then trained as, a:•, -nurse at Hamilton General Hospital. In 1944 she graduated and • received her curse's registration and entered her, chosen profes sign of service and caring. She: did in- dustrial . nursing With' • Westinghouse in Hamilton, hospital: -nursing • at Toronto Military Hospital (Christie St:), where .she met and later married her husband, George. She did private duty nursingin Toronto until 1 • • 1960 when she and her . husband ' purchased and operated.. Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home where she, was director of nursing un- • til her retirement„ froth active nursing in 1979. ' Mary was extremely active in the Ontario Nursing Home Association,. particularly in. the area of educationto upgrade nursing standards in the nursing home sector. She was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star, Past President -of the. United .Churc i Women of the Lucknow United Church, and was •very active in church groups in Em- . manuel United Methodist Church in Braden - . ton, Florida during the winter. She lived her Christian beliefs, daily,in a practical application of her faith, touching the lives and influencing many through her completely .selfless, thoughtful; loving and caring concern for others. The world• is a- much better place : for her having passed through and made her contributions. God bless a beautiful person. • The RESTAURANT &.'TAVERN is proud to present BEN' AUC. 2 3 & 4 CANDLELIGHT— also features Weekend Specials Noon Buffet Thurs. & Fri. . Breakfast Fri.,Sat., Sun. & holidays telt ID ROAD CODE RICH NOW - Weeken1: Entetta nment Aft Sunntn►er Long: • ; V. • , • Lg. g. *low' Sentinel, WetThefidith: August 1, 1984,4111M 4. • ToR�tthier Your 1 '• wHEAT HARVES der•tanne . premium wpaid 4. 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