The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-07-23, Page 11„969
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LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, JULY 23rd,, 1969
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Part of the beginners class for pre.
school :age children, •and..some of .,
their leaders, are pictured at the
special evening for parents arrang-
ed by-:the-Lucknow Vacation:Bible
School
•Pi9tured;.left to right,' are
Nettie •Zekveld;:Red Murray,
Barry Jefferson., Doreen Jefferson,
ucknow Business'M•en's Associat-
, ion have big plans fora two day -
selling. event in Lucknow this Fri- .
day and Saturday. ;'duly 25' and ''26 .
It is 'being billed as. Sepoy Days .' ,
Sidewalk, Sale and will offer shopp-
ers extra values at.,most Lucknow
business places who are
participating in the event:'.'
'Lucknow'$' main street,, Campbell
Will be blocked off to traffic' with
the.permission received from' the
Ontario Department• of Highways..
Sta99er
Uni�ss"School'
rants-Inctease�
It will be•blbcked at the post
office corner .to the • Johnstone Firm -
iture'corner With traffic re:4(11.0d
through the vi.11age.,
David Pritchard,; : Barbara Hackett, •
Jeffrey Alton Glenda Park, Debra
Arnold,' Brenda MacLeod., Debbie
Ani Kerr,. Mark-'Jaarda, Barry
Smith `and Martin Brink. Instructors
pictured left toyr'ght:,,-are Margaret
Doelman, Mrs. Barry Hackett and:
Rosalea Hackett,
Buys HomeFarm
Mr • and Mrs. George Gibson have
.purchased the f :arm of his fathers, F•
Sam Gibson, situated, a few mires,
south of Amberley on Highway 21,
George is .a teacher,'at the, F.E.
Madill Secondary School, ; •
Wingham :
Mr and Mrs .' Sam' Gibson have
tented t -he -apartment -o€ -Mips -Gar
Most store-'keepers•wi.11 have sp-
ecials on the• sidewalk' as well as in
their place.:of business. A midway;
with four:rides and other
concessions will,be set a .:on the,
tr'eet. "`withe fenced main s thn.ce-ff n.,,d o
area. Luc nowLions plan to 0
Per-
ate bingo and a carnival game.
Hamburgers, cold•drinks . ice •
cream and other surprises will be,.
on the street and a carnival atmos-
phere will prevail '
There will befun and: bar'ains
g..:
in Lucknow on Friday and, Saturday
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nless special: educationa.lP grants
are paid .to. the Bruce:County. Board
of'Education`or unless•the ceiling. I
on grants is removed for Bruce •
County during' the period of
construction at Douglas Point, the
impact on the 'local taxpayer.' could I
be staggering" •
These were the comments of J. Lr
•`'Bowers, Director of Education for
Bruce County ,as .he addressed .the • I
Bruce County School Board.on a•
detailed_bLeakdoe. o
w.n...of:thuglas
Point ..construction as' it relates,to
schooling in the county.. - •
There are presently about 3.00,,
employees at the new Douglas
Point project•'with• a peak.of 3500'
•expected in 1974
A more detailed' 'story on -Mr.
Bowers report appears elsewhere in
this issue.
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irls Guides At
Silent Yalley
Eighteen local Girl Guides•with
Mrs': Tim Boyle as.leader and Lynda
Walden as junior leader attended a
week long camp. at Silent Valley
near Ayton returning.last weekend';
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The 'girls were Nancy Chisholm,
Sandra Finlay, 'Barbara Hawthorne;,
Cathy. Treleaven', Mary'Ellen
Havens; Mary•Emberlin, Barbara,'
Stanley; Nancy Ritchie , Catherine: •
Dunsmuir,'Jeanne Reid., Stacey ,
Purney, Marion Johnstone; four, of
the girls, Coree Pass•niore , ••Gail •
Pritchard , Elizabeth:Ritchie and
Laurie Chisholm worked on their
pioneer badge; tLorraine Boyle and
Margaret. Montgomery were instruc -
ted for their Camper• badge:'
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Thepfbllown$ PPu ils.of:Mrs
' Ambrose: Gamble were successful• .
in•Ro al•of Music.
Y Conservatory
examinations:
• Piano , . Grail e 8 , • ,Susan Bradley.,
Beverley Smith; 'Grade. (i, Debbie
Tranter;Grade 4, .Carol MacKay;
Grade 3, Kathie Farrell, Marilyn.
Murray, Grade 2 , . Honours , Robbie .
Sutton Lois Needham, Kerry
I3oyle., Laurie Colling. •
Theory, Grade 2; First:Class
Bono •
Karen Elliott and. Kathie.Joynt ;
both of Lucknow
BuysAshfield,:
Township Farm
Mr. and Mrs., kerb Wilkins, have
sold .their 100 acre farm'' on the.
1:Oth of Ashfield to Bill .Andrew Jr:'
of the same area;.
The Wilkins ,family "are on the
former Williams. Lane farm and:
have been there for 22 years since
1947
Herb has. been Custodian at Brook:
Side ' Public School for the past yeat.
and is assisted by his wife and
family .•
Bill Andrew .obtainS,pbssess'ion on
the 15th of September, Wilkins
will 'remain in the house.
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field. MacDonald on Campbell
Street ,..Lucknow , Which has been
tenanted by the. Don Dennis. family.
`and' who have bought the;. Hall,•
,Home,on Sauffer;Str:eet.
The
changes. will take place
around...the. first of August.:.
13ruce 'county higbways•depart-
meat has authorized purchases of.
thepntario Departpient.of
H ghways.garage..at...Lucknow
.Occupancy will be 'made in. two
weeks bringing the number of high_
way depots in the county to. five;
The•Lucknow patrol will
supplement those now working out .
of Ilolyrrbod and will.look after ".
county roads: in the. south-west of
Bruce.
The Ontario department of high-,
ways, has vacated the Lucknow •
building to consolidate its respon-
sibilities at Wi'ngharn •• •
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HOLIDAY, TIME
Holiday time is• fast approaching
at The Sentinel. The'Sentinel staff
will work •on civic holiday, taking'
the:' statutory: holiday later, that
week on Friday:. •
The''Sentinel office will be "closed
from T'hursday-•night, August 7th to
Monday morning August 25:'
There willbe no paper -published,
on August 13 or .20, ,
If you are in need,. of commercial..
printing., or if you have something
to advertise, over the holiday
period, there .willstill betwo.•
issues'.pu'bhed bre holiday
time Better lisgive uefos a ring
New PresDyterlan.• Munister W
1L Take Up
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Rev ::Glenn Noble who recently
accepted a ca1.1' as :minister' of
Lucknow , South: Kinloss'and Dud
ga.nnon Presbyterian; Churches , , will
ta.*ke:up'his new work herein early:
Septmber and plans •to'arrive in
:Lucknow prior to Sunday,., Septern,;•
bee '14th
'Rev.' Noble was, 'born in the Uxbri
dge area: and. his wife.: near Wick,
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School.,. •graduating'in 1959.
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;He, attended .University .o Westerr,:
Ontario' (summer session),
Ui�versity•ofTorbnto 1959-60 and
Waterloo College 1960-62a,and rect.
eived.; his.,BA' from Waterlo
College. 1962-65 he attend ed
Knox College on the LI of' .. carn-
pus, andreceived the colle dip=
lona in' 1965 And 'his BD :deg
ree in
.During the surn''r e"worked or
the,farm:.and also drove, a truck�be •
tween Uxbridge, and. Toronto. He
Served three, summers for the: - •
rch, 1962 in Prince -Geo e,
farm.:
Mr,.` .Noble attended Victoria`
Corners Public School in Reach
Township and later Uxbridge High
B.C. ,..1962 and .63 in Pieto Island
. Nova Scotia . During th.eummer `
of 1963 he also fished Lobster in th
Northumberland Straits during May
and June:
In, 1965 he was ordained in Ux-
bridge Presbyterian Church` in: May, •
married August 14th in Wick Pres-
byterianChurch and arrived in
Kitimat in September and Baas in: -.ducted as Minister .of ,Kitimat Pres:-.
yterian, urc is was an
Ordained Missionary, appointment
and he' has served' in� Kitimat for 4
years •
While in Kitimat he' has been a
,
Member of the •Kiwanis Club' and
served as Chairman: of the Board of
Variance for the Municipality•and
as Secretary' -Treasurer of the Kiti-
mat Centennial,Museum Associat-
ion
Board,
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