The Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-09-16, Page 1%70
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LU;CKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, `SEPTEMBER 16, 1970
Single*Copy 15e 24 Pages
• t,ucknow .Counc.i.l., ,a .. et ng...;i.:i-t
' regular session last week , decided
to take some strong action against
local young people who have been
shooting ,out street lights with pel-
let" guns. The village has been
put' to considers ble expense by
the actions of Some of the youth •
of the community , and confisca-
tion and some stiff fines were •
discussed as' a mean's to control the
situation.
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Council expressed disapproval
of a .plan carried out. by Ontario .•
,..Hydro 'of putting a�new' refrigerator
in the ,,kiel_s_nOwAnd,...Disitrict Public
School and:. charging' back the
local Hydro utility for it' The
need for a new appliance at the'
sr;liool'w.as questioned It was •
felt••that new, equipment was .
installed frequently when present
equipment was hardly broken in.
Thissystem has been carried on
• for a number of years by Hycyro
d has_aways r'ece'ived some
• "long,looks at the council table:,,
To further agg'rawate"tl a M -a err
Wouncil we're unhappy that the
purchase was made from. a . Wing -
ppaia-ha-lcr pass'
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numerous ones in this community,:
The Lucknow Women's Institute
sought information from Council
as to whether the :equipment in
the kitchen in. the town hall was.
insured and whether they should '
insure •it thernselves. Informa-
tion is tobe secured' for the Insti-
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S.chooIAccident—
Brin Lowry, age 9, son of Mr.
and. Mrs.Perrin Lowry of Huron
To sh'p ; Was 'badly. gashed on
Friday in an accident at Pine •
River Central School
;The youngster fell off a: swing
and was struck, by. another swing
under the right arm requiring thin:-
tx stitches, He was brow ht' to
the emergency department, of ..
`Wirrgh-arI1ospital 1 Mrs. Mary
Gibson of 'Amberley and was treat
ed and released.
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Lucknow Fall Fair has been
blessed with perfect weather for a
number of years. Give the• Luck
now Fair another break in the
weather and this year's' event ,'L
slated for Frida and Saturday .of'
.this. ween , September 18 and 19',.
will.be'the best ever. Members.
of the Lucknow` Agricultural Soc
iety have been working on the
event•for the :past twelve months'
and your support an the weekend
will help to put it over.
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Fair president. is Bob: Campbell •
€-L-uc1 now-who-is--compi-et-ftr$•.
his second term in office. Mrs.
.Bob Struthers of Lucknow :'is Fair`
secretary.
frid=ay _is=entry=;day=when exhib.
itors place their entries and con-
:,cessions set up. Inside exhibits
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STUDENTS GOING
HERE AND THERE
Following' a request inlast•
week's paper; -a few parents and'
fr e ds rave beenipod-eniou-gh'
to fill"usin on some of the educa.
.tion plans for district young_
people., We had hoped for .a
much greater response and hope
that it will be forthcoming in
the•next w.eek. ,
Nancy Kirkland., daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.. Gordon Kirkland •
Of Ashfield, will train as a teach-
er at the Stratford Teachers' 'COI -
lege.
Helen. Courtney daughter of
Mr. and Mr's. Leo Courtney of
Ashfield will train as a nurse at
iv1R—AI�ID'.MRS:-'1lidM:AS SALKELD
Tuesday of this week, Septenib-
er 15th marked the 50th, wedding
anniversary. of•a Lucknow couple,
Mr. and• Mrs. Thomas J. Salkeld,'.
'Open. House was, held for friends
and. relatives at the Anglican
Parish 1•lall:on Tuesda"y.. A. farnlly
MESS DOMINION OF CANADA
Dies Su
' William Lyon MacKenzie
year-old 'Lucknow ,resident-, .died
_on Sunday at the Winghan'i:. and
District, Hospital.
The funeral service will be held
today (Wednesday) at :2 p m .: at
the MacKenzie Memorial Chapel
in Lucknow with burial in South
Kinloss Cemetery.:
To Visit Europe
Marion Buttonand,. ;elen.Mc Nay
are leaving September 18 -for 3 l/42:
weeks in Europe. While there.
they will travel on their own
through the continent:
Marion is the .daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. ;Bill Button of Lucknow'
and:Helen`s parents are Mr, and ,
Mrs. Kelso McNay ,. Paramount.
Both $itis reside in Kitchener,'
Leading the :Lucknow Fall Pair
parade this Saturday will be Miss
Dominion of•Canada . She will „,,
spend the day in Lucknow and on
Saturday evening will crown Miss
Midwestern. Ontario at the beauty
contest held in conjunction with
.the Fair..
• Miss. Midwestern Ontario will_•
be picked from a groupof girls
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g.
representing towns throughout the
area. She will win an all expense
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St, Marys Hospital in Kitchener;
"Donna Wylds , daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Warren. Wylds Ashfield
Township ,. commenced nurses - -
training at Victoria Hospital,.
London on September 3rd..
On. Monday , 'September 14th,
Francis J. (Frank) Foran,' son of.
�� v. s, •,. .ran, West' .
,Wawanosh , commended his .first
year studies at the University of
'Guelph'. Frank graduated from
Grade' 13 at Goderich- .Collegiate..
dinner had earlier been held at .
the Parish Hall on Saturday, Sept
.ember 5th. Guests; were. present
at the dinner from Calgary Otta-
wa ,. Brockville, Petth ,:Owen
Sound oderich and ,Kitchener` •
Amy Lillian. Wark and. Thomas
John. Salkeld were married :at the.
home of the bride's parents in
. S.mith,'s Falls ;Ontario' on Septem-
ber15•, 1920.. Rev:. Ellis .of the
Methodist church: performed the,
ceremony'.. ..
They 'came .directly 'to; the, Wil -
Hayti E. • MacDonald farm in West
Wawanosh , on the first sideroad
east of Lucknow. •They resided
therefor airs , retiring. to
their present home on Gough ••
Street in Lucknow .in 1965 when
their son Laurence: was married
Mr. Salkeld 'is a. native of Goder= '
rch Township.. Mrs.•Salkeid's :.
father was an engineer with the'
CPR and it was while living in. `
Goderich that she met herr future •
husband. •
Both ME a;nd Mrs.. Salkeld '
have been' long time members of
St, Peters Anglican Church in
Lucknow. Mrs; Salkeld has been
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$2500 Dpmdge lis
Cpr Strikes Home .
Dr . M. 8. 'Corrin of Lucknow
escaped ,injury on. Thursday night
• of last week .when his car was in
collision with a• horse at the Lang-
side turnoff, about three miles •
east of Lucknow on• Highway 86
Dr, Corrin was alone at the
time and was proceeding west
towards •Lucknow. The accident
sshappened-•a•bout
though. he was uninjured, his car ,
a 1969 Mercury , was damaged to
the 'front end, roof arid 'Windshield
in'the ariiountof about $2500. '
Provincial Police from, Kincar-
dine investigated .and at tiine of
writing Tuesday ; still had not'
found the owner of the 'dead"
horse', n
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On the same date, Frank's .
sister Anne commenced her sec-
ond year, studies: at -the -University
of ;Windsor: •Anne is working
toward her B.Sc..N...degree:'.
Another sister , Eileen has .'re -
turned ;to, her. teaching duties at
C: F.S La Macaza Qu''ebec:Prov•
•ince. La .Macaza is'a' Canadian ..
Forces base about 106 miles north:.
of :Montreal
Michael McNall of Belgrave
left Monday -to- enter Sir-S1andford
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Fleming. College', Lindsay , _ Ontar-
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Juggle Costs To
Secure Approval
FortcitOOtSt�rt
At; last week's 'meeting cif the
Bruce "County Board of Edrication ,
Leonard Courtney, chairman of
-the .Lucknow building committee`
and •representativefor the munici- •
palities, of Huron and Ripley ,
--called on Neil M'cConnel7; area'
superintendent , .for a report on
,progress to date regarding the
als from the Ontario Municipal
Board and the Ontario Department
of Education for 'tie addition and .
alterations to the Lucknow Public
School:: _...,'
Mr. McConnell stated that
some objection had been raised by
the Department of Education re-•
garding the cost of the renova
Tions to the present building being
included in the total.arnount to
be debentured;" However, foll'ow-' •
ing several meettngs'and : '
telephone conversations with
officials--of-•th
Education, it was decided that
"alterations" wouldbe financed
by debenture but that "renova_ •
tions"' would be financed out of -
curren.t operations:
M.
M. Warder, chairman of Fin
ance , explained that• this would
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