The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-07-23, Page 20THE LUGKNOW SENTINELy: LUCKNOW, ONTARIO'.
WEDNESDAY. JULY :23rd, 1149
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Results of the entrance class of
YE• ARAGt Lucknow, Public School were as
JULY 1349. . ,
follows. (.with the complete class of
21 students successful) Roy
John.J.amzeso.Lbzsaghrthe-Boy,_ -- _,._
Mae -Mc ahon, Dorothy
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property situated a block :south
from the arena.
John A . Thompson, manager of
the Lucknow Branch of the Bank of.
Montreal -was transferred .-to-Tweed._
;He was succeeded by Charles
Smith from the Athens Branch..
Alex. Purvis' blacksmith Shop at
'St. Helens: was destroyed by fire..
' Mr. and. Mrs. Jack MacMillan,
Boundary East purchased the vill-
age residence of Mr. and . Mrs.' •
I H.J.- Lindsay situated next to the
'Town Hall.
A horned owl, which had: been
gorging on Ernie Crawfords- chick-
ens, was trapped by a couple of
young`la.ds of the Village; --George
Webster and Dale Haldenby. The
owi ,hada wing spread of .four feet,,'
two inches and a vicious looking
beak About one hundred chickens.
had been lost. '
Thomas J. Salkeid;'was elected:
District Deputy Grand Master for
North' Huron
• The 'sale, of shares .in a new 1949
Ford Coach; Was ' launched'. by nem'.
bers. of the Lucknow ,Legion.
A play nursery, to lie known as
"The Lucknow Play Nursery' was
announced and, applications were
being received for a .limited num-
ber of pre-school children':, ..
."A'move ,was;on to have a game''':
reserve ,area established.; in: the
Greenock: swamp district.
Nixon;: Clark Finlayson, fbpbert.
Thompson, Jim •Henderson, Harold
Greer, Myrtle `Hamilton. Ethel
,Brown,..George Webster,,Helen.•
lv_lacLeod,'Ernie Baker,' Wilson
Armstrong, Kenneth Cameron,
Phyllis Cousins, Donalda Douglas,
Leonard Irwin', Clare Johnstone,
Winnifred Johnstone, Roszella
Mullen,' Fred Steward.' Teacher,
Miss Kate MacDonald.
rip TO 'Owen Soon
On Thursday July 17 , about forty
members of the Lucknow Horticult-
ural Society and a few non -mem-. .,
bers enjoyed the_annual outing,.
which this year was,, held in.Hardson
Park, Owen Sound ;After a•pleasant
dr've to Owen: Sound: alonge Highway
21; ia bus, tour of the, city..,preceded
lunch -in =the park.
In the afternoon with Allah Reed
as genial bus driver and 'guide,
there was a tour along the 'shore of
Iscenic••Georgian Bay to a •bird sanc
tuary.and beautiful privatepark.
The summer homes, artificial ponds
colorful with water lilies, : •
the gorgeous'flower beds: and the
,,well -kept groundsdelighted every-
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(one on the tour, p4 ,
40 YEARS .AG
JULY l9!
Wotkhad''cornmencedin connect-
ion with'the,erec.tion of a hew •
schoolhouse at`Fordyce.% John. Web:
ster had the honour of 'turning; the
first sod in starting the .excavation
work. •
,Advertisements were being carried
in "The Sentinel" to se11; Delco
Light, •"The 'dependable farm
'electric; plant that saves: time and
° ;labour" ...Clean electric light' for
ted a�ns ottcal resume:--of.the
occasion.:.'; .
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This A lienford 'Pow ,Wow resulted•
Alien ora in the acceptance of the Indian
n..event o •grea in • -:r
inter•.retation of that Part of The
1854 Saugeen, Treaty then: involved
Grey ,B t e Which wsll
,always' retain historical value,•.is
the,m
Unveiling of the. Plaque com=
emorating'the Indian Peace
Meeting, ..known as"The `Flood
• Wood Crossing Pow Wow of 18:55'
• at Allenford;: This is ;on Highway`
21 midway between Owen Sound
and'Southampron.
r-•uce coup i s, and the-PeacefittSettlerrent-- rather
than War, was assured in•the' two
j'counties For once •therindians;won.
visit to, this historic plaque and'
the reading of,,the.Inscription
.thereon is certainly well -worth.
while to properly appreciate our
historic. past .
This. occasion; held Sunday; July_
20th at 3 p.m. 'was sponsored by
the Bruce County Historical Society;.
The speakers' represented the '
v P__ f a 1']e_nfnrd Grey County
Provinc o ntario, t D m n on; BY RICHMOND A'T. EY
Welcome Pharis Mathers Presid.- • officials of the Ontario Depart- •
ent of Bruce County Historical Soc
iety; Greetings Wm. E. Macke, • ment•of Education offer "no possib
gilia of a roval for rant" oses
Warden of the County of Bruce; y pp pur p
of an additional classroom at Blyth'
-,Eric Winkler.,M, P. P., Murrl ; public School..
ay Gaunt.M..PP. ,„Ross Whicher , D. W,.• Scott, Regional' irec.torof
M.P. , Eddie Sargent 1v1.1).1". , Education, Western Ontario Region,
• Mr: Leslie Grey of Historic SiteS informed Huron County Board of Ed-
'Board .Theme Speaker - Dr. Frank ucation Monday evening that enrol -
Morton 'of
nrolMorton'of Southampton;, Unveiling . ment in the school did not warrant •
Plaque - Representatives of the Ob . an'addition; nor a portable Indians; class;-
Jl wayDedication - v.EIrn. room: nro ent { htia
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atA
I
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Classroom
working,' sewing ,•'reading '-: :.
jA keen checker 'match took place
in Lucknow. with' Owph°Sound play.
ers as visitors. The Lucknow'. play-.•
exs..weaeho nac MacDonald,
jT#homas Watson, Garfield, MacDon,
Wald , Joseph .Agnew Ross McMillan.
.1 The :contest "•lasted about three
hours after which' all enjoyed. lunch,
'at•the .home'ofMr.' Agnew,. The
score•'stood 110. points for te visit-
ors'and 90 for.Lucknow , with :a'
return game planned.
`ROUND 'STEAK,' Full Slice.. _ LB... 99c
PRIME RIB STEAK LB. 99c
;IDEAL FOR .THE: BARBECUE
GROUND BEEF . 99,c
HOME=MADE SAUSAGE • 2 'LB.: 99c .,
PORK OR -BEEF EF LIVER 3 LB. :99c
PIECE. OR SLICED
PORK. HOCKS ____L____,_-�- —________L_____„... ___` 3 LB. 99c
LOIN OR RIB PORK CHOPS LB. 89c.
10 LB.. LOT OR MORE ___________L___. LB. 79c
PORK:' BUTT • CHOPS LB. 69c
PORK •FRESH HAM ROAST B. 69c
' .education for: the• County, reported.
th'at.lnssf.'• a.s the size of. the.play-
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RK STEAK LB 5
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ground• is concerned, the matter of
an, awdliary playground has been
d-isc_ussed ,with-the--Super'-ntendent.y,
of .Schools and' the Principal 'of the'
school '. : .•
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A. W. Bowden of Allenford; Thanks ' averages 33.3 pupils to a classroom,
to all Parties assisting, Chair-: es from.24 to 26, Whereas
• '' '• but varies
Man; Benediction - Re0 . D. W. : • 35 pupils is the standard 'in this
Archibald of Tara,,, Ontario.. school. Removal of the classroom
The' piaque Was unveiled by Mr..' from the stage of t ''aud toriui--7-4-a-nd
and Mrs. Joseph Ackiwenzie of would seem to be a matter of
Cape Croker. ,• p internal organization, he said .
Dr, Morton and Jose h Ackiwenzi 1).J. Cochrane, director of
'He said that it was their
consider.ed and unanimous opinion'
that the difficulties involved in the
supervision of two playgrounds,_ the
supervision of' pupils travelling to
and from. the second playground
and the., loss of 'titre involved', far•
outweigh any advantage'that might
be gained. The present 'site. of
biapkis five- acres -4n --
extent . •
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The director of education stated
he was scheduled to meet
with the architect, Donald Snider.
Mr-. Empey ,' Huron-€-ounty' -
-Health Unit, Tuesday, regarding
the 'septic system at Blyth public
School. '
Fronts_of Beef
W. 55'c
Side of Beef
16. 65c'
k'�de A Pork
off
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