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20 'YEARS AGO 40 YEARS AGO
$7000 Grant For
Brussels Project
. The Honourable George A..
Kerr, Q.C. , Minister of the En-
vironment and Murray Gaunt, •
M.P.P. for Huron. Bruce,
announce the approval of a prov
inCial grant of $7,000 to the "
Maitland Valley Conservation .
Authority for the Brussels Conser-
vation Area.
This Conservation Area will
comprise some 50 acres of land
and water in. the Village of Brus-
sels and the .ToWnshiP of, Grey.
The putposeeis fo acquire what
is now the coiiiifiliriiryTond-o-f-the-
lor, Debbie Wraith. Glen
Haldenby won the prize for the
youngest skater skating the long-
PRITCHARD Wingham and ,
District Hospital on Thursday,
March 2nd, 1972 to Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Pritchard of Lucknow, a son,
GAMMIE - in Wingharii and Dist-
rict Hospital on Sunday, March
5th, 1972 to Mr. and Mrs. Bryan
Gammie (Yana Rosenhagen) of
R. :R. 1, Lucknow, a sOn, a broth-.
er for Jeffrey.
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LLICKNOVil, ONTARIO
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WEDNESDAY MARCH 8th 102
JANUARY 1952
llector,Purdon disposed of his
sbatekweraa Mullin.ypreniis es.and .business
- in the fall. of 1951 Hector
opened a gilt, paint and wall-
paper shop in the Treleaven Block,
with a view to disposing of the
bakeiy , which, lie took over when
his brother Athol POrdon moved
to Wingham.
Stewart Mullin had several
year's eXperience in the baking
business. lie was employed in
the business by Edgar Hollyman
and continued in the eMploy of
the Purdon brothers.
The chairman of the Lucknow
District High School, Mr. :Robert
Ra'e,, announced that the sketch .
plans of iheproposed new school
had, been approved by the Depart ,
ment of Education:
29 years old son,
of Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Ivioffat
of contession-8, Kinloss Township,
was fatally injured in a bush acci-
dent when,he was crushed under a
falling tree..
est . '
A draw was Made during the Village of .Brussels and by corn;
present--;
Wilkens, who quilted the cinilt, ,. ly owned by the Village, a sub- •
made the draw which was won Stantial step.\,iill be taken toward.
by Mrs..1rwin Campbell, R. R. creating a municipal green -belt
3 Lucknow. Second prize, pillow which will prOvide recreation
cases, went to Mrs. Pete Mac- areas and protect flood plain land,
DOnald, Lucknow and third prize, All member municipalities will
dresser set, to Charles Anderson, bear the Authority's share of the
Lucknow.
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now •bakery.*•.The IICQriit.:ES they.
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Ed McGuire, .100 9:1.,:e:01' the Of Li
Luc know ,branch of2t1,y ! aid, of. Hen
Hamilton. ,.sev-ere-cl-li.. 1.,!k_k_ bra.
Lions with_ the 'ha sil .J.i,e, •,0%..ed-,0
Winnipeg." Ja nie:z lk..'tic, v.ric,
had been at Blytli , \:,. . ,,..ipointed
manager to .replae e .„',:c.....i,::e
at the Lucknow hank.
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JANUARY
Mr. and,iNtra. Geor.2.v allies
celebrated their .0th 'Wedding
anniversary. ' Mr. • (ji wo,s
and Mrs. Gillies. 86. Tht..ir [loin
1;14s just north 'of -,tile
depot, whiOh was forici.1\ 1,0
Presbyterian church manse.
W. Logan Craig, edrtor and
publisher of the :Wingha,:i
Advance Times , died in.iis u4th
year. Mr. 'Craig's son-in-law
we W. Arthstrong took cs) I as
business manager and iti ,
Cool, who had been ir.l liar, e of
the Win ;harry office
Craig's illnesS, was, production
manager in the newly_tur_med • _.
partnership.
60 YEARS )AGO'
.JANUARY 1 1 •
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LUCKNOW
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Thing) Jeanne Reid, Joy Ember-
lin, Janet Marriott.
Solo by Debbie Haldenby to
"Tracey".
Group 3 (skating to Chim
Chim Cherie) Connie Stanley,
Cathy Chisholm, Bonnie Clark,
Cindy Nixon, Peggy Gibion,
Lisa Husk, Tracey Mc.Donagh,
Linda Taylor, Charlene Elphick,
Debbie -Bolt ,.Sandra Reid, Patti
Barger , Lynn Taylor,, Corrine
Enright, Lee. Ann Haldenby,
Sharon McMurray.
Group 4 (skatin:c; to Up Up.and
Away) Nancy Haldenby, Indy MC-
Donald , Susan Thompson, Kendra
,Haldenby , fancy Thompson.
'Duet by Debbie MacRae and
Suzanne Corrin to Raindrop's. Duet
by Joan Hamilton and 'Brenda
Johnston to Aquarius.
Elementary Group 1 and 2 (skat-
ing to Whistle While You 'Work)
Joanne Ritchie, Lath Clark,
Brenda Chisholm,' Kathy Stooks ,'
Fayanne Forster , Dawn Nelson,
Bev Hedley, Kendra Elphick. .
Elernentary croup 2. and 4 \srtar..-
ing to Spooky).Pentia r ,
Terri' Taylor., Kinr.
Kathy Taylor; Parrela Mcint,esh
1k Ta v 10: , Rtienda
Anetta P"a:, e en .
Kim Haldenk Arlent
Brenda Taylor , :inntescr.
NI:11'111a ..--,raha:t .
Solo by Lynda 2'..a -nit,,t$e- to
Grazing in the. Grass..
The boys of the Skating Club
did a number to the Bonanza
Theme song. They were. John
Barger, John Husk, Mark Farquar,
John McIntosh, Tammy Forster
Michael. Jansen, Eddie Husk,
Steven Hamilton, l\lark Halden-
bY, .,EricleHalderiby , 'Glen Hald-
enby , Joe Jansen. This niimber
a so inc nee• a orse w is .was
Very ably. characterited, by Mrs.,
Ken Taylor and Mrs. Johri,Fludder.
After each group-, finished their
act they, presented with the'
Lucknow Skating Club crest by
Donna' Elphick. Each .skater. was
then introduced and received their
badges from Mrs. Eldon Wraith.,
-pre&ident of the—Q1u1),
Mrs. Nixon thanked everyone
for corning and introduced the
executive of the Lucknow $kat-
ing. Club: President, Mrs. Eldon'
Wraith; 1st Vice President, Mrs.
enelberr*NiYon: 'Thd_Vice-Presid-
ent , Mrs. Leonard Stanley; Sec -
retary, Mrs. Bai-ry MeDonah;
Treasure:, Mrs. Gordon SrOoks;
Badge Secretary, M_rs. Ken Tay.-
lor .
The Dick owSkating Club
held a Skate -a ,•thor: in December.
At the Achiever-err: !,:ight a
silver dollar was presented to
each participant who ce-rtpleted
the the State-a -
ther..
-..ace zne
Ha9 f1tcr. ,
glr.; a yne.
2f07.
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Triple dresser and mirror, chest, 60 inch
headboard and frame, 2 nite tables
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Stereo COmponent Set
AM-FM and RECORD PLAYER
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. SKATING CLUB
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Group 1 (skating to Spoonful
of Sugar) Cathy Stanley, Debbie
Hedley, Patil Johnstone, Rose-
. 'rnary Gilmore, Mary Helen Mc-
Donald, Teresa Jansen.
Group 5 (the senior girls skat-
. ing-to-WGrking7en-a-G.r-Go*
REG. $319410
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