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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-05-21, Page 1$8.00 A Year In Advance $2.00 Extra To U.S.A. Fronk MacLennan is 50' Year , Mernbe Of Masonic Lodge Advanced And 'Provincial Honours For Achievement Wins Scholastic Standing' Award WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1975 Single Copy 20c 20 Pages Hire Pool and Recreation Staff Receive $1000 Grant For Summer Recreation Frank MacLennan of Lochalsh was recently preSented with his 50 year jewel for membership in Old Light Masonic Lodge, Lucknow. Frank joined Old Light 50 years ago and has always been a member A Arena For Sale Want to buy an arena? There is one for sale in the classified ad columns of this week's ,paper. The only .one requirement is that you move it by September 1st. Be sure to check the classified pages for unusual buys each week. Centralia Grad JAMES K. RITCHIE James K. Ritchie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Ritchie, R. R. 3 Lucknow, graduated May 9.from Centralia College of Agricultural Technology in the Agricultural Business Management course. here. • He is pictured, right, receiving the honour from the District Deputy Grand Master, Donald MacKay of Huron Township, shown on the left. Bikeathon Goes This Weekend Breakin At Silverwood Plant A breakin occurred at the Silverwood Dairies plant in Luck- now early Sunday morning. The north door was forced into the compressor• room. There was minor damage but nothing was stolen. Constable Harold Spruce of Kincardine Provincial Police in- vestigated. Lucknow Recreation Department has been advised that the commun- ity will receive a $1000' grant from the Ontario Ministry of Community and 'Social Services, to be used in the summer recreation program. The grant will be used for the operating of a continuing Arts, Crafts and Playground prograM in conjunction with the Summer The highlight of, the Mother- Daughter banquet for the LucknOw Brownies and Girl Guides was the presentation of two Canada Cords, the highest award. a Guide can earn. Mrs. A. E. McKim of Lucknow, who started Guiding' in Lucknow, presented the _Canada Cord to her granddaughter Kath- ryn McKim, and • to Ettabelle MacDonald. Kathryn, who is 14, is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. C. No relief is in sight for Lucknow in Bruce County taxation for this year. The village haS received the requisition from Bruce County Board of Education as well as the County 'of Bruce. Mrs. Robert (Lillian) Cottrill of the Point Clark area • in Huron Township has received an Advanc- ed Honours Certificate for the completion of eighteen 4-H clubs. Mrs. Cottrill, pictured in the centre, is a teacher at Lueknow Swimming Instruction at the , local pool. The Arts, Crafts and Playground program will, operate each morning from 9 to 12 noon at the Caledonian Park cortMiencing July 2nd and continuing to the end of August. All children of the community are welcome. CONTINUED ON' PAGE 2 McKim of Lucknow and Ettabelle, 14, is the daughter. of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. MacDonald of Lucknow. Mrs. Evans Helm, Guide Cap- tain, presented Susan ThompSon with her All Round Cord, which a Guide must earn before continuing her work on the Canada Cord. Susan is the 13 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don. Thompson of Lucknow: • CONTINUED ON PAGE 19 Central Public School. She received the award at the Achieve-' ment Day held at Lucknow School recently. Receiving Provincial Honours, for the completion of twelve 4-H ROSALEA HACKETT Rosalea Hackett 'graduated from Wingham and , District Hospital on May 16th. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs.' Donald Hackett, R. ,R. 7 Lucknow; grandmothers Mrs. Thos Hackett of Lucknow and Mrs. Wilma Cumming of Kitchener, and friend Tom Rapson of Winthrop attended the graduation exercises. Rosalea received the Wingham and District Hospital Training Centre First Scholastic Standing award presented by Mrs. R. P. Ritter on behalf of the Hospital Auxiliary and Wingham District CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 clubs, were Kathy Purdon of Whitechurch Club, left, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Purdon and Kathy Farrell of Purple Grove Club, right, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Farrell. 111 A meeting was held at Brookside School on May .12. Plans are being finalized for the Bikeathon to be held this week end. .The committee would 'ask the following of the riders and the public. • 1. Anyone from town. wanting a ' ride to Brookside, be at the Legion before 8.30 a.m. 2. People who live on the route, please keep all dogs tied up that day. 3. Traffic, please watch for ' bicycles. 4. Please make sure you have good brakes on your bikes. A hill on the 4th is sfeep, please use caution. Remember, rain or shine, the bikeathon goes on this Saturday, May 24th. Two canfidg Cords, One, All 'Round cord, Badges, Preiented At Brownie and Guide Mother - Raughterf.Bunquet Thursday yfyyrifyyytyyyvyyvivfyyvvirviyy Jett No Relief .In Sight!' The education requisition has jumped from• $49,773 last year to, $62,269 in 1975,• up slightly over two mills. The county requisition is $27,128, up from $21,089 for a total of about 1 mill.