The Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-02-17, Page 2i
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' THE LUCKNOW :SENT,INEL,.LUCKNOW; .ONTARIO:
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LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR.
Suggests Central
Point For Listing
Community :Events
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R R:::-5 , LuGk[►6w..t Ont:
February 10', 1971.
Lucknow Sentinel,
Lucknow; Ontario.
Dear 'Editor ;
I. am writing this letter, to ex-
press my'views 7e the present sit-
uation of community planning for
upcoming social, events in Luck-.
now: and surrounding areas,.`
.So often a society or organiza-
tion :make •plans. to hold a social
.event ,: only to' find that ! thre'e-ar.- -.
"four other events are planned for
,the same night., This. not only ,
harmsthe society planning'.:the .
entertainrrient financially' but. we
often hear public .comments. that
would like to have'attend,-
ed each function so a^choice is
made;, instead:
• Wefind quite, often 'that •the
community -goes for weeks at a.
time with no social evenings aid
three' thins
come up all on the 'sa'me night ,
'simply, because: wed :no preset
system of booking comm unity
events„be,ing planned. for the fu.t'-`
ire
.I'm sure; no organization,
if it can possibly be:,avoided
would deliberately'. plan an event
cif they..;knew'that. another such
eventwai. planned, for the same
date•, `
WEDNESDAY,; FEBRUARY:17, 1971
LUCKNOW AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
PRESENTS
,FEATURING
SWEET ADELINES” Of Listowe
plus local talent
The Conservative party of Ontario . has a new ea • er an the-
, province of Ontario a new premier -elect. Y
TV viewing last week included' a•'refreshwg change ,from the..
um_drum--regular programing and. many Ontario viewers watched
television until 2 a.ni Saturday. morning until, the finale "vote wa cast
giving: the Conservative leadership to Wm. `;Davis over his rival Allan
Lawrence.
Onewould assumethat the Davis leadership . would offer the
people of Ontario, much the' same •type ' of :government e e
been 'accustomed to
• With all but ;three or four, of the present cabinet
supporting Mr Davis, it would be 'expected that they would . be reward
ed for their loyalty by an offer of .a position. in the new Davis: cabinet.'
The election of Allan Lawrence, a 'virtual loner, as leader;_
v�.otrld hav'ein' a 9xe- sign ie E�ing �ap roac-b^•'• ern
ment While he did not have the support of the Conservative "establish
went":
Mr. Lawrence did have the 'support of- close :ao' 50% of the
delegates',This is.a.'point which Mr. Davis will' "have to consider•"very
closely in planning the .direction of the tarty in the future
'Third place' runner Darcy McKeough;made sure of his ,political
future in the Davis government by publicly running to the side of Wm.'
Davis when his own campaign, ground • to a halt: There is little . doubt
that Mr-: Mci eoughias•-nore-concerned --about-.•hunself than- he was
about Mr. Davis. .McKeough will no •.doubt be appropriately; re-
warded:for his public display" of support for' Mr: Davis, such is politics,'
While the success of W • •
m, Davis at last week's convention is
not a 'surprise to, most people, the strength of Allan 'Lawrence is a
'. any4 Mr . D yis._ti ay well take a long' lot*. at. Mr. Law-
rence's ideas and policies. Almost half' f 'tt a convention• delegates felt
that Lawrence "had what it takes.'''' w .
t in t ere sh r1 be-sOme ,
place in Liacknow where ;people
may list their intentions' of dates
for: planned ,events:c. This
:.could
be > on: a billbgard type: in" some
vacant•window or, perhaps be givers
to the head of the recreation com'-:
mittee where he could keep;
:a
record ,. and: people concerned
could check with, him in planning.
events
What are .youur. views? Can
something pot 'be done about this
situation and 'make it known'to
the public th at such a service is .'.
aw.. ilall'e? I'm sureit, would
-ak!-a titter-re-la-t-ianshhi-p-among
all our organizations in the .com-
munity .if we could arrange some
thing.
e.
Jurie Gilchrist:;
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IN.
BROOIKS.IDE PUBLIC SCHOOL
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26th
.'AT' 8:30 P.M.
ADULTS:
CHILDREN 50c.
nes .one'year', •
To the board of Stewards: - Bob
Harris, . Jim. Mac Donald Gordon; .'
Bridge and Wes1rwin•wer'e. elect-
ed fora .three y.ear teim; Harold
Elliott; Doug•M'acDonald, Jim
MacTavish and .5urton Collins
will have another two years to •
serve, and Dan: MacDonald;, Clay-
ton .Nicholson', Baas: Vanderhoek
• "Don Peterbaugh' one year.
Auditors are ,to be• George Tratt•
er::and Clayton.Nicholson:; O
er., Representative, Mrs Jini Need
ham and Murray Culbert will rep,
resent the United Ghurefr.men..
Eleven o'•clock seemed to lie .a.`
:satisfa'ctory hour for: worship and
Union„services with. Knox,.Chu•r.ch
during Julyand.August was satis
factory and enjoyed: by the •St,;
Andrew-s-eo:ngrega*tor d their_-_.
wish to.continue would be expres-
sed to Rev. K Rooney The of"-'
ficial board m eeting will follow
the Board' of St.ewardsmeetins on
:Wednesday , ' February' 17.
::Thanks was expressed• to„''Rev..
Balfby-Mrs. Wm.: Arno1d and to
the Secretary -Treasurer by (,ceor e
..M'lacDonald Ivir Ma L,a.y said Li
wished:to,thank a11,for fine. re.Ports':_
and,that he was cornpilint a pack
of old,chuich•,reports. Ile would
like to find 'reports previous to t
hge ”-7 25, al' ►v�,��Eo,3 tle 1J
:needs years 4:3 to 47: Ile Liit,.t•h
complete' record ftorn
If anyone has anyof tt5`eseold rc
ports he would likc_.to have. tht ii:
for, the records: •
Plans proceed for
n,ga:• nc w:.,j c li .
full of dilallee to doC,od,a t. ori
and to.opert wide the,'doors of
.tedrew.s-;Gnited'C:.}ultGti tc�•:it1
who wi'll'coni:e and worship:
for their ,cor tributior o -f teach-ers-�-=
•and helpers: The Choir is" active
and under the. leadership.o:f Mrs.
Wallace Pollock and organist
Margie MacKay has rendered, a
goo service;'
Mid .week groups all reported J.
good meetings and interest in
th.e 't_wo-adopted childr.er:thattle
depa,trents'`of the Church s-uppott.•
,'-.
Only one from the Clarkes con
gregation 's;ked for -transfer to an-
other church other:than St,
Andrews in Ripley':
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and pleasure to xt keean.,' a ,w'al, ,I:..Meh.irslnx his S't.rtinel:subscrp-
althou h man` did •r te; dt ci tr., tiO , Says 'of
g l'ge� a•lorinterest=
generation have, passed away ; are 'ew.s in the Sentinel. And also:
we .still enjoy the �. isits e a e 'get -LOC Z ;ne er. frorr. Yapaskas-
frequentl baclt to the old 4 C;!'e a "'" "w e'e 1. s' r
..,N. � i. r y, d r ; rd �i � -V+w �+et'tt �.� . � �.". L:rW Of '�'•.
town", , say Twain and Jea;; f r .'ss; wr,o s,ppen4s.
McKeith of Vancouver in ;enewii, it.e. was riospitali2.ed
'their-Senr'inet r a• rt. putt r lut5t atr
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The 'Election.of officers result•=
ed as followst Murray. Wilson, ,
Gordon Farrell,, Herir.t ;dIo-
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camp and'Stewart`Aitken were
elteced to 'the Session_'
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year •tern;• MUrra _, :McDonald
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1,10.d "4Elds;still Lav five
.ars or, the session/ 14l I jltr;P:'a' J
(uibel. and ✓oral:d4 lvidc`iav�sh
,•y..cat$, Oiive: w.prt har1e a'yttd.•:{�,
5 E:„TTierson ri'�G.' .rs'f .�+'r• 1`.t06i'W
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