The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-01-03, Page 2•
THE LUCKNOW' SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO GE TWO
The LUCKNOW SENTINEL?
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
uTir Sepoy Twins' — On the .Huron-Bruco Boundary
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Donald C. Thompson, Publisher
MacDONALD Judy. and Mack
are, pleased 'to announce the arriv-
al of .Geoffrey Graham on Decem-
ber 27 in Sarnia General Hospital,,
a brother for.Janet, John a ,
Elizabeth, a,grandson for M. n
Mrs. W. F. MacDonald, Lucknow.
IvlacMILLAN - Mr.. and Mrs. ,
James MacMillan-of-St. Cathar-
ines are happy .to announce the
birth of.their. daughter Mary.Jo on
Saturday, December,,9th, 1972 at
the' Hotel Dieu •Hospital, a sister
for. David', Joey, James and Greg.
WHO SPONSORED FREE SKATING AND TREATSc
AT CHRISTI AS FOR THE, YOUNG PEOPLE
McDONAGH INSURANCE
MacKENZIE'S FUNER
'PARLOR
PETTER'S SH ES'
ASHTON'S CL THING
BROWN'S F or) MARKET
H. & & 'DISCOUNT STORE
JOHNSTONE'S FURNITURE
UMBACH'S DRUG. STORE
HALL'S RED. AND. WHITE
STORE
SEPOY STORE
LANTING'S BAKE SHOP
SEIGRIST'S MARKET '
STORE
GREER RADIO .& T.V.
JOHNSTON'S FEED. MILL
C. & M. TRANSPORT-
ROBERT ANDREW,
LAWYER
SENTINEL OFFICE
MAYFAIR RESTAUliANT-i
, •
ANDERSON'S' CLOTHING
STORE -
FINLAYSON GROCERY
LUCKNOW COOP
JONES VILLAGE SHOP'
MONTGOMERY MOTORS
BARB'S . BEAUTY SALON
G. & E. SALES
DRS. CORRIN & McKIM
BUD' HAMILTON (FUELS)
AGNEW'S CHINA
SILVERWOOID'SAMIRY
TRELEAVEN'S MILL
BUTTON'S MEAT MARKET
FISHER'S BARBEit SHOP
LOG' CABIN 'RESTAURANT
SUNOCO GARAGE .
FINLAY 'DECORATORS
BANK 'OF MONTREAL
FINA. GARAGE
HENDERSON'S LUMBER
LUCKNOW .DRY Ci.EANERI
.MARY LOU BEAUTY SALO
ROBT. symgs..(TRucKING
BEATTY'S BEAUTY SALON
CHISHOLM FUELS:
MACHAN'S HARDWARE
OLIVER GLENN
(ALUMINUM SALES)
BOB, NIcINTOSH
(SALES BARN)
ART' HELM (WELDING)
RON FORSTER •
(SEPTIC TANKS).
AB PORTER .
',(SEPTIC TANKS)
ANDERSON'S FLAX
THOS. HACKETT
.(MACHINERY): ,
SUPERTEST 'GARAGE
MaeDONALD'S GARAGE
LUCKNOW MACHINE SHO
LUCKNOW BUSINESS
E .FOLLOWING IS.A, LISVOF _
'LA CES
"The Classy Cooker:" otherwise
known as Lucknow No. 1 Horne-,
'makers' Club', gathered for this
group photo at the conclusion of
AdhieVenierit Day ,at Lucknow
?Ublic School. Rant row t left
to right: Marilyn Sproule,.
Theresa. Huber, loahne Ritchie,
Nancy. Ritchie, Nancy Alton;
'Second row, left to right: Mrs.
Glen, Walden, Eliabeth Ritchie,
Ruth Alton,, Elaine/Whitby, Sus::
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY' 3, '
William Lawrence. Papernick,
son of Mrs. Ivan Papernick and the
.late Ivan Papernick, recently •
.received his designation.as Charter
ed 'Accountant:, Mr.. Papernick is
a 'graduate of Goderich C011egiate
and of the University of Western
Ontario.
Be and his wife ar-e-present-
ly'residing in Toronto Where Mr.
Papernick is on the staff of the
Touche , 'Ross 'and Company.
His mother, Mrs. Ivan. Paper-'
• . nick, is the former Jean Ritchie
of Ashfield.
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REDISTRIBUTION
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ings and the'Commission will sub-.
mitits proposals' to the Commons
• where M.P's may request changes.
Final decision„'however on
'where the boundaries lie, rests
with ;he Commission.: ,
Redistribution does not become
effective, at the earliest until
late this: year.
Under the proposal the riding'
of Huron: is enlarged to, include
three, added municipaliiies from
Middlesex and six from Perth.
These are the townships of EaSt
and' West Williams and the towns..
of Parkhill from Middlesex.
From Perth, will be added the towns
ships, of Blanshard, Fullarton and
Hibbert and the towns' of St.
Marys and Mitchell.
Perth riding is shown with a
pOpulation of 17 ,907.'- •
While losing fivemunicipalities
to 'Huron', the riding has been en-
larged 'by the•addition of ,several
municipalites from Waterloo
cou/nty. •
,As far as certain of the 'Perth
municipalities are concerned the
proposals are ,a return to the
arrangment that existed for sev
621 yearS. At that 'time the'then
• riding of Huron Perth included
'Mitchell, Fullarton, Logan and
.Hibbert. After 1952 only Hib-
bert remained and it too reverted
to Perth-riding follOwing the re.-
' distribution of 1966.
Until recent years redistribu-
tl)on was the responsiblity of par-,
liament' but since November
1964 the responsibility has"been
vested by parliament in an inde-
pendent commission. The corn-
mission must arrange ridings,.with
populations of'841,.649,. This total
,may be increased Or decreased
25/0 to maxiniums'and minimums.
Of 105,6 811, and 6.8,487 subject
, to the presence. of special factors
such as area , shape or accessibil-
ity,
SHOULDICE - Mr. and Mrs. 'Rob
Shouklice (June Ackeit) are' happy
to' announce the arrival of their
son., Steven Robert, on Thursday,
December 28', 1972,,. at Wiarton
and District Hoipital.
JOHN LONEY
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certain of an , early federal vote.
'• He said he Would not vote
against the minority Liberal gov-
ernment.if 'it presents legislation
advantageous to, the country"and
in line with the IDC platform.
"People are fed up with elec-
dons , but everything 'hinges on
the contents of the throne speech "
he said.. , Dr. Mitges was pinchltitting as
speaker for 'Harold Danforth, PC .
caucus chairman and MP fix,
Kent-Essex. Mr. Danforth and his
wife were in an accident near
London as' they were driving to •
the, Walkerton meeting. Mrs. •
Danforth received minor injuries.
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where the main was broken and in
order to make the repair, the log
had to be rernoVed% This proved
difficult and in rernovinethe
a second break ocCurred
in the main a, few feet up the, line.
• In order to patch the main, the
accumulated water had 'to be
removed from the large hOle and
this also had its' problem with
chips from 'the old log plugging
the water pump.
After a long and tedious Sun-
day morning, and with the assist-
ance of the Wingham PUC , the
necessary repairs were made.
The large hole created:in digging
required 40 'tons of gravel to. fill.
Water was restored Shortly after
noon.
By being on the spot throughout
the night, , Ron Madhan kept water ,
damage in his .basernent ,•recently
fitted up as a toy departthent•at
Christmas with rug on the floor ,,
to a minimum. Other adjacent
buildings did not eXperience any!
damage from the water..
Luckily Ron had checked his
store late Saturday evening or
the damage in'his place would
have been more severe.
It was a tough way for the local
works department and those
others who assisted to start their
New Years holiday week end. •
Former lucknovi
Teacher Passes
fiEDLEY B. BURDEN
Hedley B.. Burden paised a
suddenly at his home in Hall
ton, Ontario on Friday, Dec€
22nd. He was 64.
Mr. Burden resided in Lucl
for a 'time 'when he Was on th
•Lucknow Teaching Staff. ER
also taught school in Chatha
Haliburton, Beamsville, and
Sault Ste'. Marie.
In 1957 he was predecease
his firSt wife.
Mr. Burden is survived by
wife-Frances of Halibuiton;
three daughters Mrs Murray
(Shirley)NcDonagh and Mrs
Larry (./\.4yrnia:). Eddy of Sault
Marie and Mrs. •Wayne (K4r:
Echart. of 13eamsville; .two sod
lester'and Bill, both of Bean
vale; and nine grandchildrer
Th „funeral service was 1-.€
in B msville on Tuesday,
em er 26th .with interinent i
:Maple Leaf Cemetery , Chat
an kreutzweiier*, Mrs. Leona
Tonita Ritchie.,
- Advance l'inlk..s\ f
W.ci(NOW,
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