The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-03-22, Page 2LETTER TO THE EDITOR •
N eed-Volunteers
For Cancer Convoss-
Lucknow , Ontario,
March 18, 1972.
Editor ,
Lucknow Sentinel.
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,Thanks again, DOn for your
newspaper's support in past ydars.
Yours truly ,
••Carroll M. . McKini.•
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District Co-o
Luc now k
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for 'added costs-put_Only. the_
Bruce Nuclear POwer Development
in the Douglas Point area., The
communication from Ontario Hyd-
ro indicated that three fainilies,
living in LuCknow Nvette working
at the Bruce Complex and pay-,
--ment-Was_ma using T in_is
base. COuncil members naciscif:,:
raised eyebroWst the ft afire Of
three families. anci•woliderecl when .
Hydro had completed their survey,
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WEDNESDAY,. MARCH, 22nd, 1972
• PA011 TWO T. LUCKNOW $ENT1NEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
..--0010$ 'Kirk Off,fooe... Seal Fund APpeat •
The. LUCKNOW SENTINEL
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
"Tho upoy Town" — On: the Huron-Bruce Boundary
Second Class Mail Registration Number 0847
Established 1873 — Published Each Wednesday Afternoon
Minibor of the C.W.N.A. and 0.W.N.A.
SubseriPtion Rate;$6.00 a year in advance — to.the U.S.A., $8.00
Donald C, Thompson, Publisher
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22nd, 1972
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Dear. Don, •
Thank you for the help that you
'have given us; through. the. Sent-
inel, in conducting a campaign
for the Cancer Society_ each
April. This year I decided, that
instead of individually asking
people to canvass, I would give
people the opportunity to offer
their service for this job. So
would you please publish the fol-
low4pw-musageTto_tbF; iTiti ye ns
of. Lucknow.:
APRIL IS. CANCER MONTH
Lucknow has again been asked
to canvass for
r
the Canadian Can-
ce Society. About 50 people are
neected-to-conduet-a-eanvass of
this area..Will you' please Volun-
teer to canvass in your'neighbour-
boa?
Regarding Service, Dr. Albert
Schweitzer said, "Let the word
(service) accompany you through
life. Let it be before you as you
seek your way and your dirty in
the world."
May your active service in the
struggle against Cancer bring you,
the volunteer , more happiness.
To volunteer, please contact Mrs.
Jack McKim at 528-2704, before
April 1st , So that a campaign may
be organized/.
Representation From Wingharn P.U.C.
DUTHIE - Mr.. and' Mrs. Don
Duthie (Marion Reavie) of Tor-
onto are proud to announce the
arrival of their daughter Kimber
ley Lorene on March 18, 1972
at Toronto Western Hospital.
HOLMES - Captain and,Mrs., Wal-
ter Holmes (nee Lynda Clipperton)'
proudly announce the birth of
their, daughter , Jennifer Lesley on
March 3, 1072 at Catterick Camp,
Yorkshire , England.
High
qut?lity seed
gnies you
bw cost
feed
just a
soil,
fertilizec
water and
sunshine
digestibility of quality
forage can increase your
.milk production. Seed .'
costs are only a small-
percenta ge of production
costs. For pennies an
atre,,you take advantage
of this and other: proVen
adapted varieties for
better assurance Of
profitable production.
• Quality forage,starts with
quality seed. •
Phone 528-2125
iCO•OpY Saranac
7"414.0' Alfalfa
'The Lucknow District Lions
Club-Ea-ster-Seal-e-arnpaign-ze-
ceived the official kick-off last
week at Lions meeting when all'
club members stuffed the envel-
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Ken Saxton, manager of the
Public Utilities Commission in
Winghani, along with Wingham •
P.U.C. member Rod Wraith,
attended Lucknow Council meet-
ing on Tuesday night of last week
to diicuss emergency hydro •and
water service, which the Wingha m,
P.U.C. is able to provide for
Lucknow.
Mr. Saxton said the purpose of
their visit was merely to inform
council officially that they are
available to do hydro work within
the village, either new installa
dons or reconstruction woik.,,
Ile said lie felt that they could
provide emergency service to
Lucknow such as they had dope in
the recent Monday night ice storm.
Reeve Joynt said that the ser-
vice from Wingham, which has
been-provided-n-the---)Das
been very satisfaCtorY and that he'
would appreciate if Wingham
would send a" formal letter indicat-
ing the Service available , rates,
etc. as well as rates for the repair
on domestiC Meters whiCh it had
been stated could be done in the
Wingham shop'.' •
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A letter to council from Frank
Scott', 'Southgate , Michigan
;-e4uested the placing of a temp-
orary hydro service and a' water
line on Elgin Street east where he
plans to build a2 bedroorn home.
Thvlocation is south-West Of
Lucknow :Central Public School.
Elgin Street is not developed in
that area. Elgin 'runs one street
South and parallel to Willouhh\
Sffeet' which runs from t,he sohool.
to Hackett Farm .1,1achiner,
Council Stated the, would invest-
igate the matter.
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• The villa k.:e.of Luc know has
received 312:-. from'; Ontario
ihdro for partial co,,penstion
opes prior to the mailing.
Ficture_d , le f_t_to4iglit:_ 3ob__
Collins, secretary of the club;
Barry McDona.gh,, Easter seal fund
chairman; Bill. Nelson , president
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of, the Lions \Club. Standin.!-, on,
the left is Allan Johnson Ast.ir
Seal committee men; be:•,ind
Cordon BrOoks, second ytt.L. prd-
ide
and Joanne Sutcliffe Of Wingham;
aria n-.1\-e-kth----Nliry-lier.. iclersor
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Henderson, ,Mrs.
ROse Robb and Marjorie Thomp
son of Lucknow;- Diane and Sandra
Kempton, Sharon MacNay •
from Amberley; Bill Bissonnette
and Mrs. Marian. Emerson from
Ripley; Kendra Donaldson, Heath-
er, Johann of Teeswater; • •
Marie Douglas' of Wroxeter; Jim .
Oldfield , Don Gibson, Bob Thom-
as from Brussels.
The group left from Mahon last
Friday for Paris where'three days
were spent sightseeing.. Wednes-
day .they transfer to London 'for ,
another three 'days of touring and'
living it up.
.At the same time Emery Stuck-
ery is leading-a smaller group of
students•on a week's vacation in
Rome.' On that. trip are -Brenda
kennedy, Brenda Leahy, Ron Sil-
lick ;Steve Dona/ldson, Wayne
Millen and Terry, McGlynn from
Teeswater; Jim Scott of Ripley
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack KOpasqii
Wingham ,
Let's wish Kapp; .1.andirr,-4 to the
travellers '
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Variety of ':110pottonf
e higher in-rake and
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