The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-10-01, Page 2HIM ...TWO
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LUCKNOW 'SENTINEL„ ,LUCKNOW, ,ONTARIO
LUCKNOW, SENTINEL
LUCKNOW,' ONTARIO
"T rSopo YT.vnn" Owthe Hursprucs S.undaryr
-Cleats-Mailliegistration-Number70647
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Established WO, -- Published. Nach.'Wednesd8Y' Afternoon .
Manlier of the C.W.N.A. and O.W.N.A,
Stibacription Rate, X5.00. • a year in advance 'to• the, U S.A , $7.00
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Donald .C. Thompson, Publisher
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 196?
NEW HOMES IN THE VILLAGE
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• It is pleasing to note theerection of 'several new homes in Luck-
' now within the past few months and to hear of plans for a few others
which are in the making.
Most'residents of the village will tell, you that Lucknow is a good -
place to live: If ,you: enjoy small town living, and there • seems to be;
a new movement in this directionin recent years, 'then. you can do no
better' than deciding on .The. Sepoy Town;
THE COST,STAND.' STAKES ARE HIGH!
• Reports out of Ottawa, indicate that here' is a movement cir-
culating to increase•, the salaries of our members' of parliament. •
Many of the' less fortunate citizens of Canada believe that they,
are well paid as it presently stands.: There •are others who feel that a
member of 'parliament holds ''a job of high honour ,and service , to his
country and that he or` she should be more: suitably rewardedfor public,
service' rendered:'
The stakes . of being an M.P. are high. It: takes many years, many
sacrifices and many dollars to get into parliament and . the position cif
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• fers no. certainty,•of staying thereas, many have found out ,
We believe that : a member of : parliament's salary tis very ' ade= •
quate.for a normal job, very,.. very adequate But we also• do not/ feel
that. their :jobs ' can be considered as •norrnal.: Many. ,financial.: demands
are -made on : these -men -and -Women. They have • heavy
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maaintau ng' two residences, one in Ottawa and' one in their home
riding: They have heavy travel expenses, whether it be to attend : a
. Fail Fair or the official 'opening of some building at the other end .of
their ding..'If they attend all the 'functions they are expected to lit -
tend,.
et -tend, it costs them- many' dollars,, If ,they stay 'home, they are .'con-
sidered not interested and their: future at the polls becomes doubtful
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Memhers oLDa&anlent a ect_ed_to donate_to eeery_w_
The holo is usually' associated
with things of the past, reminiscen
ces'of depression days when bands,
'of them, .roamed the countryside in
search of a handout and a place tol''.
sleep . .
But the hobo .has again made
appearances, in the area in recent
months, not singularly but in gangs„
and one of them is'reported, to
w -Selo -a lar b
$�elu
• The appearances ;have. been;. all
in good 'fun, :and: for a purpose,
;Ladies
,of ,the area have been; cond.'-„,
noting liobo teas. The "come as ,,
you are teas" take ,small ' 'groups. of
ladies. on, the spur, of the, moment.,.
to a friend's home. The host is • ,
required to put up a small lunch ,
:for the gang, while the hobgs
themselves kick in a. small amount'
of money which is used. for charit-
able work in'the,community,
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.pies At Pinecres't
William' M. 'Buckingham died at'
Pinecrest Manor •Nursing Home in •
Lucknow on Monday* Mr,:,,;I3uching
ham, a •former Belfast area resid=
ent, v as within a day of his 77th:
birthday , ' • .
The funeral service, will be held
at the MacKenzie Memorial'
Chapel in Lucknow today, Wednes-
day, October 1st with burial in
South Kinloss Cetnetery.;-
charitable function; n the riding. Most of them do.
•.All the things which we have mentioned hold true for our Provin-
cial members as well as Federal::.
With the cast of ', living steadily rising in- a rapid manner, mem-
•bers of parliament • should not be. expected to hold' their salaries at
a level comparable to several years 'ago:`
Unfortunately, there are many citizens of our country, who have
'not seentheir income .climbin relation to the costs. They,/.'naturaily,
might resent a parliamentary' wage 'increase at .this • time:'
: But the fact remains,. unless we. want to attract only the idle; rich
to be public serv.antsy then we have:;to pay for the services rendered
Being air M.P.. at. OneTtime tool; a few weeks'of ttie :year. TIt's
now a full time job and a job which includes a good deal of self sac-
'rifice and .gamble for' the -man or woman : who: gooses, to serve' the
people.: `
E at Brucelea , .• :She was 78 . years, of
�Ies At Bruceiec age
' • . 'The funeral service was•
Mrs: Wellington':` Nixon, a resad - ` conducted' on Thursday at the
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ent of :Bcelea• Haven in Walkerton MacKenzie: Memorial Chapel, in
and a former:Lircknow resident',': • 'Lucknow with•.burial in Greenhill .
died on Tuesday; Septerrlber 23rd : Cemetery ; • •
Illness hasplagued the Gibson
dome in tucknow for the past
month with all three children .of'
Mr. and Mrs•. Bill Gibson•ill'with
pneumonia at the same .time ;�
Billie, age.? was.. ill at home.
on a a ,.,age • spent • ten . ays
Wingham Hospital and 'Greg,, age 6
was hospitalized sixteen days'. The•
three are well again and returned,`
to schoo'this "week.:'
JCJHNSTON .- too Donald''and
Carolyn (Forster) 'Johnston d;
-Clarl son; "inz r-afal espft.
Oakville ,on' Wednesday, Septem-
bet• 24th a daughtera sister for•
'.::,.
Upon his retirement atthis time, Mr. : John Mc-
Murchy, a CIAO. Insurance representative since
1951, wishes to express his appreciation for the
pleasant association and business he has enjoyed
in helping people in the Ripley"• area with their .in-
surance needs.,.
AND 6t4E ASKS THAT.HIS MANY FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT.•
ANCES NOW CONTACT MRS: JEAN ,WHITBY OF 'LUCKNOW •
PHONE 528.3$13 OR MR. WILL' TAYLOR OF, KINCARDINE
PHONE alb -791m Fok FURTER ASSISTANCE AND ADVICE
ON INSURANCE. ;MATTERS.•"•
CIAG INSURANCE
('CA44v0+'IA71./,'. ()1 c., 3.1.1.11
• WEDNESDAY; OCTOBER 1st; .1l
Forty ` Three Entrees
For - In Three Classe
A t. Lt k.fl ►rw Fall Fair Baby Sho
Clinton' Belanger, 4 -month-old
son o.f r, an , r . -rtlWelang-
er of Luclenow.,' was the first, prize
•winner in the under • six months .•
clasi at the. Lucknow- Fall .Fair baby.
shove . There 'were eleven entries
in tii-is c�rntor is sho.wn'wi�
his morn and chose a bad 'inner to
stick 'out, his tongue at The .Se,tati'n
carneiaiva'n... •
Mark.
NURSING .AWARD ::
CONTINUED,FROM PAGE, I,,
School' :
Greetings :to the class were•exten-
dad by •G'eorge. Bukator M P ••:.P , . ,
Mayor Franklin.J . Miller of Niag- .
.ara 'Palls, Reeve E. Weightman for .
the county., of Welland and Deputy
Reeve Douglas,Mann of Chippawa .'
An unexpected pleasure was the •
appe-aranee Eter
Resources. Minister, J .` J. Green,,
M.P.. 'for the Niagara Riding
• The speaker for the evening ,was
A lbert W : Wedgery •, Registered
Nurse , and associate director pf
,the College of Nurses of°Ontario•
The theme of his address was •
•+ `Graduation is just the beginning
'of being a'• nurse . not the last step ?'
on the road" , He advised the class
,of '69 that ":Knowledge, which'is
new to'you as nurses and as iridivid.-
• uals will continue to 'unfold through':
out your .lives"
janet Margaret, .daughter,' of •Mr. ,
and Mrs.. Stewart Lane of: R. R. 1
ilolyrood., was the winner in the
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six to twelve month-c:1hss at the,
show She is •he'id, by her .irioter:
There' were sixteen entries 'in this
class
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6spitai administrator P . R.
Carruthers 'presented the graduates
with their diplomas. Miss E,
�7av , diector of 'the school ,' and
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Miss D . Doyle, , assistant director,
presented the pins
The valedictory' address was
Mrs: Ken Ackworth, the former
Kathleen Blackett of Lucknow
holds her.16 -month -old son' David
Charles Who was the 'first prize
given' by kiss Twi1a Sider of '
Stevensville ; Ontario, followed by
the presentation of the, "senior
awards„
l<iant wa :the .recipient of the
Cullimore-Kiernele Memorial' ,
!winner in the .12 to 1E rnor::r:`" rias.
This division also.'had sIi.:c c'"
entries. Mr, and Mrs Az vv, :t
reside in Lopd on . .
award in public health., i,r3E
h .
the Nigata District heat` =
is 6urrently attending ..iu`,!
Windsor tit iversitv, ha' F: ti ''''''
e• a 'rovincia ur'sar4 .` ' ""`-.`
publics health .field'
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