HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-08-20, Page 1New Minister Assumes Duties At
Lucknow Christian Reformed Church
REV. LEONARD
VAN STAALDUINEN
On Friday evening, August 1;
the Lucknow Christian Reformed
Church received its third resident
pastor, Rev: Leonard Van Staal-
duinen. Rev., Van Staalduinen
comes to Lucknow from Lodi, New
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Nursing Grad Construction Expected
To Start In Mid Ndvernber
Council Approve Senior
Citizens 20-Unit Housing
C.N.E. COMPETITORS
Meeting fellow contestants in the
1975 Miss Canadian National
Exhibition, SWeetheart of the Fair
competition are Fill' Fair Queens
roni various communities, left to
ight,. Patricia Van ,Benthan, Miss
Wins $1000
Anthony (Tony)' Cafter of Ltielc-
now was a recent winner of 31000
t the Durham .Kinsmen Bingo.
It was 'a special night for Tony in
everal ways, his 30th birthday,
heir 11th wedding anniversary, so
e and his wife Diane were more
han pleased to add $1000 to the
pecial day.
Lincoln; Gail MacPherson, Miss
LuCknow; Debbie Hurst, Miss
Listowel; Moira L. Hunt, Miss
Lindsay.
The girls competed: for the
C.N.E. title, last week with. 84 Fair
Queens from' across Ontario.
Winner was-',Janet Ann Kennedy,
representing Massey.
Died At. Pinecrest
Palmer Irwin. of Lucknow died at
Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home,
Lucknow on Saturday, August 16.
He was 79.
The funeral service was held at
MacKenzie Memorial Chapel,
Lucknow at 2 p.m. on Tuesday,
August 19th.
Interment was at Greenhill
Cemetery.
Lucknow Village Council, .at a
meeting Monday, approved plans
of the Ontario; Housing Corpora-
tion, for a 20 unit senior citizens
housing project which will be built
on'Walter Street in Lucknow's east
end.
Council met with' S. J. Kaye,
Development Officer, Metro. Cent-
ral Region, Ontario Housing Corp-
oration and David C. Stevens and
Associate, Architect for the project,
and approved the plans as submit-
ted.
Working Out Of
lucknow Office
Barry MacDonald, son of Mr.
and Mr's. Ken MacDonald 'of
Ripley, is working. out of the
Lucknow office of the Bruce County
Health Unit as a sanitary inspector.
The I,ucknow position was creat-
ed due to the increasing work load.
Barry looks after Lucknow and
adjacent Bruce County municipalit-
ies.
Acquire Stallion
At Taylor Farm
Ken and Carolyn Taylor of . R. 3
Lucknow have just purchased a
2-year-old thoroughbred stallion,
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• The tenders on the project will be
let in a few weeks and it is
anticipated construction will start
about 'November 15th.
Property for the rent-geared-to-
income Senior Citizens housing
unit was purchased by Ontario
Housing from Mrs., Syd Whitby on
Walter. Street with a long term
50-year lease on 3 acres to the east,
belonging to Floyd Milne, adjacent
in Kinloss Township, for use for a
septic system.
CASH REGISTER IS
PRINCIPAL LOSS,
Thieves Enter
MacNay's Store
On Weekend
A thief or thieves entered the
MacNay Store at Arnberley• in the
early hours of Sunday morning
stealing $200-$300 in change, plus
• cigarettes and clothing.
The biggest single loss was the
cash register which the thieves took
with therii and which was later
found in Lake Huron, near Amber.-
.ley.
Replacement cost of the cash
register is estimated at about
$2500.
The thief showed preference in
the cigarettes and clothing stolen,
taking a preferred, brand and size.
The. Amberley Slore is operated
by Bob and Mary MacNay. The
breakin was discovered early
Sunday morning when the store
opened for business.
" Constable Moulton of Goderich
Ontario Provincial Police investig-
ated.
IRENE M. HASTY
-Irene Marie Hasty, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hasty, R. P. 1
Dungannon, graduated from St. ,
Thomas Campus of Fanshawe
College School of Nursing in
Alumni Hall, University of Western
Ontario on Tuesday, July 29, 1975.
She will commence work on
September 2 at. Plains Health
Centre, Regina, Saskatchewan.
Flag Thief Is
Active In Ripley
By Don McLay
Ripley Huron Branch of the
Royal Canadian Legion is becoming
very disillusioned with the person,
or personS, unknown` who has' a
mania for removing the Canadian
flag from their flagpole.
President Bill Danforth reported:
"We would like to keep our
country's flag flying on our Legion
hall ,but it is becoming too
expensive. Our cost has • averaged
$20.00 a month, for the last three
months".
Sometime during the night 'of
August 15th, the third Maple Leaf
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Family History Was TheTherne
Of Many Ripley Reunion Parade Entries
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