The Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-10-03, Page 4Sentinel, Wednesday, October 3, 19847—Page 4
Come to the'Yibrary
on Saturdays
Effective this week • the Lucknow
Branch Library will be open,10 a.m. 2 .
p.m,, every Saturday. Cla idia Basker- •
ville,, the new assistant, will be 'there to
help you find a good book, information on.
a .subject you are .interested in; or assist
students in finding material for papers
and school projects. •
There are a selection of magazines :to,
browse throuh, cassette tapes and 16 mm
films to order for both children and
adults.
Claudia Baskerville lives in. Ashfield
Township with her husband and two.
children.. She moved -to this area last
summer from Eganville, Ontario, in the
Ottawa Valley, where she had worked at
the Eganville Public Library.
Study suggests museum be renovated on present site
By Stephanie Levesque
The museui'n study is out and suggests
that the Huron County Pioneer Museum be
renovated at its present site in Goderich.
Huron County Warden Tom Cunningham
said at a press conference on September 21
that , county council , will be hearing a
presentation from the two men who car-
ried out the study. ' '
Architect Chris Borgal of Blyth and
Bruce, County Museum Curator Klaus
Breede, representing Museums Program-
mes Collaborative of Toronto, have been
slated for a 1:30 p.m. presentation to coun-
ty
oupty council on Thursday, October 4.
•
The warden extended a special invita-
tion to the public to come and hear the two
men. This meeting, said the warden, will
be the only opportunity the public will have
to hear the men speak on the study.
Although as at any county council
meeting, the public is not allowed to stand
up and ask questions of speakers, the
warden said he wants input from the.
public.
"We want people to tell us what they
think," Warden Cuninghamsaid.
There have been two public meetings on
the museum with about 100 people in total
attending.
Effective October 1, 1984, our new.
advertising deadlines are as follows:
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LUCKNOW SENTINEL
The warden said he knows there is in-
terest in the . museum as he recalled
picketing in front of the courthouse.
It was about two years ago when a
number of Goderich residents . protested
the suggestion of moving the museum out
of Goderich.
The museum first opened in 1951 with the
late J.H. " .Neill, 'the, man who started, the
collection, as curator. .
The current curator, Ra Scotchmer,
has served in that capacity since 1969.
From 1965 until 1969, James Chisholm was
the curator.
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The wedding will take place Saturday,
October 13, 1984 at St. Augustine Roman
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