The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-05-28, Page 6THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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(esent Guts Tt�
Ars: Frank Ross
WHITECHURCH: NEWS.
The fiAies On Mrs :•i rank' •ss;
line. gathered at the home of Mrs.
Elgin Johnston recently. Garnes'''.
we e� lavedand atthe Iiiahour
r p y unch ,
• Mrs. Tom'Metcalfe addressed Mrs.
Frank :Ross telling .her: how much .:
'they were going to miss her when
she moved to Wingham. and .also '.
her kindness .as a neighbor at all
times.• Mrs. Robert McKague and
Mrs,. ,Robert Rutan . presented
Nettie with `a sewing Cabinet, mag
.azine•rack;, •table and fancy Orna-
'•ment 'MrsRoss although taken by
surprise,' thanked the ladies for •
their' kindness in 'thinking of her*in
. this way, and., invitedThem to visit
her •at her .town home .'.
r and. Mrs -.Ira Zurbrigg of.
istowe visite • on unsay wit r
and Mrs:' Russel McGuire. and
€amily.
•Brian McGuire attended the
summe
• The First Kingsbridge Company;',.:
held their •meetinlast,
g
Thursday at 7:•000` p: m. in the
school
The g ' " eetin Opened with 'roll
p. •
call and inspection conducted' by ,
Lieutenant Tigert:
Ti gg ert:
Captain De Bruyn led. a• discuss-
ion: of -the Keep Pit Badge and •dis-
tibuted, to the Guides a list. of 'tests
for approxirriately, 25 'badges.
Lieutentant Tigert led the girls; to.,
the gym where they enjoyed an . .
active game' of Quick Ball:.
Later' Captain De Bruyn discussed
with the girls plans for. Saturday's;
•
hike.
;Campfire' led by' the Swallows
received many laughs from, the '
-rls. The,singingoff "Taps" clos-
ed the, .meeting 7
r• cart a week end at faMt.•
Goderich provided• by the teachers Mr: ••and. Mrs; ,Sid Paine of•Toron-
of - f Turnberry .• to were•recent callers. with Mr, and,
school. Mrs. Orville Tiffin':
Miss Margaret Moffat of Toronto • air... and. Mrs: Hector. Purdon,
and -•h -ids -Em a *Richardson --of-•-
Sylvia--and-Raymond_of Strathroy'•.'
Langside. attended :Whitechurch ; were weekend ,visitors with his •
Iii Cliflton'
WEDNESDAY, MAY 2N91t„ 1969
oor Board Locate
urges' Resi ence For
BY RICHMOND AT KEY
For a .two -year trial period , `
h eadquartersfor•Huron County
Board of Education will be in the"
former Nurses' Residence of Clinton
Public Hospital the board decided
at. its 'meeting in Huron County.
Frank M�uldens'Ofl
VisitToEngland
KINLQUGH
NEWS'
Mr and Mrs, Frank Maulden• left
on Sunday from: Malton airport for
England, where they will visit • with
Frank's three brothers and three
sisters. 4nd their families.
46TH, ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. William Haldenby
celebrated their. 46th Wedding Ann-
iversary on Friday, • May 23rd •
Harold, Haldenby of Sarnia visited
here over the week -end : •
The H. W.I.. will. 'Meet' on
Thursday evening June 5th at tie
home of MO. Sam Fanner, Kincar-
dine. .
and Mrs. Earl Percy ofMath-
eson who were married, on Saturday
visited on'Sunday with Mrs, John
Barr'and. with other relatives•here
en: route.'to' London her they` will
leave ori a trip'to,England. /
Joan Percy spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. Elson Arnold' and
fancily at Berve ,
Mr. 'and :.Mrs. .Gordon. McPherson'
sand 'family visited over: the week
end with his mother,' lvlts. Margaret
McPherson.and with Mr. and Mrs.
William -McPherson .
'Sandra Percy of Toronto spen• t the
week -end 'at her- home here
• Jean 'Sutton and RodneyJansen
of London visited at:Jean'Vparents'.
on Sunday
INLOUGH.k
' Mr. and Mrs.; Lloyd Percy ,of St, •'
Catharines visited .with relatives, ` •
here., •
Mr ..and Mrs.- George' Haldenby'
visited Sunday.with M. and' Mrs,.
Clare S• arling• and family,, Walk-
erton .
Council Chamber last. we14.
The lease calls for _a rental ,of
$2,500. per year for the entire
building except the..offices occup-
ied. by Huron County :Health Unit
and Dr. L.P. Walden..
Comparatively minor alterations,.
principally partitions, will be re-
quired at the expense of the Board
'•' "This•will give the Boardan opp-
ortunity to ascertain its full role
and also ,teaching space needed at
CHSS D.J. Cochrane, Director'
of Education `commented:,...
Chief reason for the change from
CHSS', as'previously decided •upon,
was the high cost, approaching,
$40-x000 he said. Several tenders.
received had all been too .high . :
Although the lastmeeting of the
Board was held in Goderich, ,the .
June meeting and subsequent meet-
ings will take place in the :Board
Room of Central Huron Secondary ,
School, Clinton.
•Ata special meeting of the. Board
held in committee of the whole on
May 12; the architects, Page and
Steele Toronto , : presented revised
• figures, on the tender of Cale Dou-
cette Construction Limited Clin-
ton, for renovations,, but several •
motions'offering 'various solutions
were *either lost on'tie votes (5 - 5)
or were. defeated `_ •
Finally,:,.a compromise, was reach;
ed orf 'motion of Daniel Murphy.,
Goderich and; Mrs, Marian Zinn,
Dungannon that•,the'Board,'hold in
abeyance the, question'of 'moving
into CHSS until further 'study is
• made' of 'Nurses Residence,
; Clinton), St::. Peter's•School (God=
erich) and'Cardno's.Hall (Seaforth)
As noted above, the ultimate
decision.•was .made in favour of the
nurses`' residence Clinton;; at •
$2,500 per year for',two years
The.Church Wardens, a number
from the Anglican Congregation
and members, of the choir t6ok part •
m e induction:.: service at S Pet-
er's C.hurch',• Lucknow on Tuesday
evening of last ,week. • We welcome
the Rev Robert Odendahl and Mrs
Odendahl ' .
DIED IN 100TH• YEAR .• '
: 'Anniversar.• services and visited. mother, Mrs. A.E. Pardon and sir Word was received here on Mon-
with Mr : and Mrs. Victor Emerson i ter.,Mrs:.Sunday
Cecil Falconer.. day of the death of; the late Mrs: ,`
Miss Lila Emerson also visited with! • Edwin Percy (Lavina Emerson) in
• .• ti iJizors •at the, same home were a '
them: her 100th year': The•Percys• lived on
Hugh Poole and of Toronto.•
Guests on Sunday' .with 3 r a'nd the farm presently owned'•by Mr..
•..
Mrt..' Walter Elliott and' family . ' • 'Mrs. Willis Lapp of Wingham visi-! and • Mrs Leonard Stanley and then:
were. Rev and` ?�'us .T A -. ted Monday with her *pother, Mrs: 'moved to the :vilia �:e•and resided in
' arshall •r'• eil Peter jar,,liar�' and . Wm. Orr', of Langsid,,e "the home 'of Mr: and Mrs,. ' Perr ,
. . • R' M r. dig i h-irs-•-Huh-Stm n a-nd - i- nod ins where -Mr. -.P. ----1----4-----1,...,,,y '
• David�of•Strathroy; �.r. and ?�-s,• '... • $ i� � g
Ronald •Perron and Tamil y: family had as guests Mr.. and Mrs.. , later•lvirs. Percy and.' her. son Alvin.
of Goderieti. •' Douglas Simpson„ Currie, Anne, • , moved' to: Detroit: Sympathy of
•Jack and David of Culross Township ? friends and relatives is extended. to
Mr. and•!: rs:.i ictor Er :ersOn and on Wednesday ?iia , and w.,rs. aures•iv. !son: of
Were , in Elrnwoed•
J'J ::Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Percy .in the. ' .. .
where Mrs. Ernerson atte -¢ded Grey • al .
London and son,Jarres of Toronto. loss of their mother: The funer
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^''after 4•S{: rr; fifteen will.be in Kincardine on Thursday.
• Centre District. Anr.ual. r:: �d-ay a , p-�- � •
end w' : ,�r C.. C...r; eribers of Chalrners Borthwick visitors on the week e.. ith• . .C�, hits, ;Audrey of St.
and .Mrs. Wesley Tiffin were • Mr. Cl-iurch•. pith the! leaders, MIS.. " 'Catharines is spending a, few days
and Mrs. Bob' iiender on and Y A hie• tddonc and Mrs. Hugh Sin with,
Nits . James Hod-
of
od =
of London on Saturday andpgi
..r.., son heldpicnic in thewoods o
het, mother ,
Mr. and Mr . Frank
ns
and Mrs. Wallace Wilson andthe farn-, across from Archie Fur- •
• : s... Scott: or
_4:,. -• ed-� unch:
, y, consisted after a hike through the ' • "'
Mr, and Mrs. o g w
day` g -.
woods ,, of hot, doxs at. weiners :.. rohn Scott and Mrs,
Mrs lack Tierney and Karen of 'Cox.. • '
Porti Elgin, and her mother • �Srs. 1.'.rs. Ezta, Scholtz accompanied . Anglican Chutch'ladies attended
Torn Magoffin visited in. London r aid Mrs. Reube,ri Appleby to ', the Spring Deanery meeting at
fro-m-Fhursti=ay tout-urday w -i- -?4--Barr- -O e-w-eel•€-end•-ttt, visit witn-•-Walkertorrdn Tuesday*,
and Mrs Don Gray and. family and a trtn. and•Mtsr> Clen.Appleby and •-'Betty* Anile -Bushell spent` -Monday
Mr. 'and Mrs, Lantley Magoffih anu! i'l". night with Mary Eadie at I-olyrood
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PauIE,:I..iion Heads
4-HTractor Club. ----.
The 4-H tractor Club was.•held 'on
May 20th at Thos., Hacketts• and
Sons Implement Dealer (Allis,
Chalmers)
There were 22 i embers present.' .•
The election of officers' were as
follows: President Paul Elliott,'
Vice President - Ray Herm- '
•
ingway,,Secretary - Ralph
Whitemore, Press Reporter Eric
Drennan,
There'was a' movie shown on -
Safety for farm.tractors There
was also a quiz heldwon Safety -.....1
Ttactors . The next meeting will
be held on June 26th.
County Board Buy,
Two r� .�bles
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BY RICHMOND, AT'KEY
Two portable classroom units'.for
use in the Huron County School . ' •
System will be purchased by the 0
Board, at. a cost'of $7,950:. "Extras"
such as special carpeting;' book'
shelves, coat racks, teacher's c`up-
board;; and window shades, will b.e,.
obtained as icon as, possible.
• The County •Board, is 'buying :the'.
units ' from• Halliday Horner Limited.
R; R•..5';
.London, on recornmendat
ion of the committee; Gordon
Moir, Gorrie; f acnes Taylor,
Hensall and J. W. Coulter, Board
employee , rGoderich
Committee members recently
irispected_ "portables" .Of three • :
companies:"including General '
Coach. Works of Canada 'Limited,
,.w.hose price was $8 924:•plus $140
freight. The Hailiday portables
will'be ;built on,site •
After considering appearance ,
'Construction, mobility.and price,
the committee recommended the
London -built •product .
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