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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2nd, 1969
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,
ONTARIO,
PAGE " NINE
THE GAMES
JY` JOE SULLIVAN -
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THROUGH;
LIFE
INSURANCE
CONTACT
Wim: J:•Kin. ahan
Lucknow
Phone WingIlam 357.1987'
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• THE READERS WRITE . .
Six Years'Sinte
LeavingAshfield.
.'18"Linwood St': ,
Kitchener , Ont.;
;
March15/69•
Pear Don:
Enclosed is -a• cheque for:.my
• subscription. I should have :done
• 'this spoiler but as' a letter,. carrier.
with the post office for' almost two
years , I've been awfully, busy try-'
ing.to'get these'weekly:papers del-
iveredr the • same weekthey're:'
Printed.
Under. the latest ,systern; •my, own•
.`
personal paper comes Friday morn -
Mg', !sometimes even Thursday.,:
but .I notice' great variations: in
your• paper and others on rhy mail'`
route.. •
,it's now nearly four:yearsfor '.Our
family in •Kitclieuer and six since
we left Ashfield. The - time really
.goes. 'Millie best .to Lucknow and,
4district,
• Keith. Johnston
18520 West Seven Mile Road
Detroit 48219. •
•
It must be•some form of mystery
How --a, -certain day, of long ago,
clings t� memory. •
When was a little Ashfield boy,
[Waiting
I Waiting for the time when to marl .
hood I'd grow,
I anticipated , gleefully, a day of
great joy, a
1116 day when Dad: and I. to Lucknow
' Garhes:would' go...
;.Once our first stop was at imple-
ment shop. •
Where Dad traded'heifer fora John '
Deere plow,,
It is strange that I, remember such
Occurrences, , now'. •
We ate good beef, well roasted,
well boned , •
•A't a :restaurant that Noble .Johnston•
later', owned. •
•
Dad shook' hands w ith,the. Sentinel
editor •
And,, meeting Mrs.: Henderson,
tipped his hat to her.
Oh what enjoyment I, got !from.'
everything,
Watching bare kneed pipers down
. Main St,. swing,,
'Hearing non 'professional'Jirrh ie
•
Walker sing. ".
And .pretty bonnie lassies do'
Highland •Fling., •
WAtching breath taking.fireworks, •
rise'.
Higher and. higher.: toward the',pastel,
skies,
Switching from sparklers to multi.
colored flames
A hi -lite event,of The Caledonian..
Games.
. The.garnes, .sometimes ,, :Closed
• with "The ace in'the hole''.,
•Tossing what looked like a
telegraph pole', '
Following, Dungannon .Copley, tug'.
O' war..',
Won,that 'year, by McKenziehardi
•„r' ware store. .
Dad,al. ,.
,
••er feet got sore
Arid , • knowing that for walking I.
likely was unable
He carried me to wagon at The.
Cane Hotel Stable.: '
Later years, as older I• grew
From glad experience I knew •
That every year when. winter follow
ed Fall.
The. Big Event for Lucknow..was
• :•Bobbie's Birthday Ball
Editor's Note . •Thaniss Keith 'for
•
•
your efforts iwdelivering the Sent-
inel and other weeklies: The aper'
leaves' here regularly .Wediiesday
at 6 p. m. Apliarentiy yotir. personal
;;paper is corning O.K. Wish theyrill
reached the subscribers. that. quickly
YOUR
SOLES
IN 7HE
•
WE HAVE A COMPLETE . LICE OF .
m Cleaners; Polishers
Sm+�11 Appliances
•DISIIICT•
CO.
hone 528-2125.•
ProY�ci�l
ssessment Plan Is. A
piise10 HuronlxecutuviCOmmittee_
BY SHIRLEY J. KELLER •
Members .of :the executive conim.-
ittee; expressed surprise at learning.
that the -Province -of Ontario will
Make assessment a. provincial'
government function in •1970 •
Meeting Friday;in•Goderic•h, the••.
executive committee told council
a communication had. been'receiv-
ed from the Department of Munici-
pal Affairs indicating the Provinbe;
will rent the county'"s
administration building and will re-
imburse the -county for various,fix=
tures, furniture: and equipment pur-
chased. during 1969..
Property committee•chairman
Roy Westcott said the .County of
Huron' has.been advised the Depart-
ment of Public Works will use the,
entire administrative. building for'
the assessment branch working in
donjunetion with the Department
'of Municipal Affairs.
. The building program continua
at the administrative building.,Th'
,parking facilities at the building '.
will be extended to accomruoda
a two-car"width plus a centre
drive. .The architect is securing
prices dry connection with partition-
Me.rnbers of, the property coin-
ittee." regret' that no one was advis-
ed of the proposed change'in assess-
ment policy prion: ro the actual: con
struction of ,this riew building; This
information might have changed
the plans and the thinking of the
propety.committee at that time'
The province will also share
maintenance costs:•with the county
at the'court jhouse., the jail: 'and. '
children' d offices'..At•the court.
house, theprovince, will pay 49
percent; 'at.. the jail and CAS offic
es,•'86 percent..
Raymond`Scotchnier is the new:
CLrator of Ouron.•County,Pion=
eer Museum at a• salary of :$5',•200
er-annum . .
The county renewed, their memh-
ership feein the amount of $5 ;0Q0
with Midwestern Ontario Developm
ent:Area Council, :and',approved,
the following grants: Belgrave,
Blyth and . Brussels Music Festival.
$25.00;♦ Belgrave,. Blyth and Eruss-
:els School Fair, .$25 Howick and,
Turnberry .School. Fair: $25 Mid
western OntarioScience Fair
$25 Huron County Fire
Aid Association $250; scholarships,
Ten`Kingsbridge
Guides Enrolled
. KINGSBRIDGE NEWS
of University of •Guelph $300, schol
arships to-Ridgetown College:'of
Agricultural Technology $100;
scholarships' to. University of
Western. Qntario $200; scholarships:
to University of Waterloo $200;,,
'scholarships to Centralia School of
Agriculture and Home Economics,
$2Q0Burs. ' t..
aries to UWO $1,000; bursarie j
to University of. Waterloo '$1,,000,,
bursaries to *Waterloo Lutheran Uni-
versity $200; U WO building fund
$900;"Wingharn and district school
for the retarded. $350; Goderich and
district school for the retarded
$3 •
A 50 fund containing $.700 Was"set
aside to be paid to• students in need
who are attending other universit-
ies not already receiving grants.
Other grants to be paid, are $1,50.0
t� `the Salvation Army;; $2;5.00 to
CNIB; $400 to the Huron branch of'..
the Canadian Cancer Society; $15
each: td East Huron W.,I;. West Hur,
on. W, 1. and,South Huron W..%.
and:'$75'to St, 'John Ambulance..
The consulting 'firm of G.V.
Kleinfeldt and Associates Ltd: has;
been engaged to commence work' •
on ;thepreparation of an official
'plan 'for ,the County, of Huron Piaui:.
mg Areaingha. •
Wrr Reeve Jack,Alexander
.concurred with Colborne'Reeve Wil
trier Hardy that the fox::bou.nty
should •bey increased to $.5; from $2.
Both Alexander and Hardy: said the
increased incentive would.
encouragehunters to go out ,looking
for foxes *and destroy them before
they.multiplied' or became rabid .
1'
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Party"
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Bordon:Cook Blyth, :suggested
Municipalities :et .together °with • ,
their farm s whv-forbid hunting,
on,their pr. •erty:'..: ' ' • •
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: They formed a horseshoe for' en- . .
rollment of the.following girls:;
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Sheila Sinnett, Marianne Frayne,
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They had .an interesting discussion
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