The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-08-28, Page 1e
LUCKNOW.
sap Year In Advance -- $2.00 Extra. To U.S.A.
SENTINEL
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1974
Set West Wawanosh Tax Rate,
TuxDOHar Lower Than Last Year
cial session of West Wawa -
wnship Council took place
.11 on Tuesday evening ,
13, to deal with the 1974
and mill rates.
Careful . deliberationand
discussion about the bud
uncillors Rutherford and
moved that: "By -Lai No.
Township of West Wawa-
finaily passed, levying
$ and authorizing their
on for the year 1974."
27.06 and 31.31 mills; County -
5.05 mills; Elementary School - '
14.16 and 15.73 mills; Secondary
School - 13.95 and 15.50 .mills;
Huron -Perth Separate School -
23.98 mills; Bruce -Grey Separate
School - 10.15 mills; Police Vil-
lage rate '''• 15 mills and $13.00
per residence or business for gar-
bage;. Dungannon Street .Lights -
8.89 mills.
Due to the Provincial grants •
structuring, the municipal rate'
looks extremely high (an increase
of approximately 12 mills) , but
()Rowing rates appear there the County rate is extremely low
eral Municipal Rate - (a drop of 14.88 mills). The re
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Suiting tax dollar' for 1974 is lower
than that of 1973..
The Clerk was instructed to
write the Ministry of the Environ-
ment, Municipal and Private.
Abatement Section, to set up a
meeting with representatives from
that Office and Council at the
Waste Disposal Site.
The meeting adjourned on mo-
tion of Councillor Hickey until
3 September 1974, at the Hall at
8.30 p.m'.
JOAN ARMSTRONG., Clerk.
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complete August Swimming Classes
At Lucknow District Swimming Pool
essful Royal Life and. Red'
andidates for the August
of swimming at the Luck -
District Pool have been
ed,
ZE - Martha Graham,. Rog•
on, Ralph Morrison.
R - Wayne. Bell, Anne
,David Atkinson, Roddy
Arlene Corrin, Norma
e,
DIATE - Doug ,Treleav-
y Cameron, Kathryn Mc-
v,Bell, Faye Ann Forster.
OR- Donna Whytock,
leson's. Store
Whi!echurch,
sesBusiness
NHITECHURCH NEWS
turday, under .the super -
if Brian Rintoul, auctioneer,
)n's Store in Whitechurch
fiery successful sale of groc •
ardware, dry goods, cloth -
tiques, used furniture , and
!her articles.
Gore is closing. Many of
folk will regret to see
;e of pioneer day close. It
It around 1874 by the late
ienderson who gave up
eaching in 1873 to try
eping. The store across
mill, already dismant-
begun April 13., 1876 .
does this to many of
let buildings which were
lin their day.
Steve Atkinson, Cheryl Haldenby ,
Randy Guay , Danny Londry, Jan-
ice Londry, Eric Courtney, Jamie
Gratton. 'Julie Farrell, Shelly •
Farrell, Don Harris, Sandra Gard-
ner , Heather. Harris, Ann •
Courtney, Peggy Elliott, Janice
Needham.
ADVANCED BEGINNER - Rob
Farrell, Rick Irwin, Kirk Nichol-
son, Deb ,Gamble, Mike Gamble,
Michelle MacTavish, Jane Farrell,
Brent Coiling, Murray Coiling ,
Lisa Collins, Sandra .Reid, Mary
Ann Coiling, Debbie Fair ,. Janice
Elliott , Janice Hackett, Joanne
VanOsch, Melody. King, Deb
Searle, Bradley Devitt, Ed Husk,
Tom Wilson, Anne Alton, Darlene;
Whytock, Debra .Arnold Doug"
Edisbury , Dale Gilchrist , John
Hopf , Sandra Smith, Ray Guay
Donald Kreutzweiser, , Lea Anne
Haldenby, Helen Kernpton , Mary
Kempton, Isabelle Black.
BEGINNER - Mary Ann Ritchie,
Donald Ritchie, Sandra Dawson,
Darlene Coiling, Terry Irwin,
Cathy Cornish, Lorie Peterbaugh,
Susan Cook, Patti 'Elliott, Sherry
Lee Bridle, Ken Ritchie, Brenda •
McLean, Kaye Walden, Kathy
Fuller, Steve MacKenzie, Lori
Gratton, Eddie VanOsch, Kevin
Alton, David Gamble, Tim Edis-
bury, Mark. Gunther, Paul Macln-
tyre, Anne Hamilton, Ken Atkin-
son, Mark. Haldenby, Nancy Hal-
denby, Anita Guay, Dianne Huff-
man; Sharon McMurray,Ricky
McMurray, Mike Humphrey,
Mark Londry, Susan Reeves, Mary
Farrell, Pam Elliott, Darrel Cran-
ston, .David Emberlin.
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Died Monday
Mrs. Isaac. Cranston of Belfast
died on Monday at the Wingham.
and District Hospital. She was `
84 years of age.
The funeral will be held at the
MacKenzie Memorial Chapel -in
Lucknow on Thursday, August 29
at .2 p.m. Burial will be in Green-
hill Cemetery.
Wally Houston In Senegal, West Africa
As Part Of Development Agency Project
Wallace Houston, son of Mr.
and Mrs. HarveyHouston, Luck -
now , • left Ottawa on Thursday,
August 8th, by way of Montreal,
to Paris, France, destination
DaKar, Senegal, West Africa.
He will be employed by Survair
Limited , Ottawa on a Canadian
International Developing Agency
Project, providing maintenance,
and maintenance training on De-
Haviland Twin Otter Craft for
"Air Senegal", which are used on
their domestic runs.
Wally will be gone two months
to a year and one-half. This is
his third trip to Africa on similar
field trips. the other two being
the Camerouns and. Ghana, West
Africa.
Ripley Holstein
Receives Award
Grey Home Reflection Faye, a
purebred Holstein owned by Mah-
deen Farms, Ripley, Ontario and
bred by Grey County Horne,
Markdale , Ontario has received
from the 'Holstein -Friesian Assoc-
iation of Canada a New;Gold Seal
lifetime production award for her
13 lactation totals of 178,832 lbs.
milk containing 6 ,262 lbs. butter
fat testing 3.50%. She reached,
this new mark with her 17 -year-
old record of 7 ,319 lbs. milk con-
taining 285 lbs. butterfat testing
3.8970 in 238 days. Faye was -
nominated A11 -Canadian aged
cow in 1964. She has 1 Excellent
son and 1 Very, Good daughter.
Faye who is classified Excellent
for type and has received 1 star
under the star brood cow program
offered by the Holstein Association
is sired by the well known Roe -
land Reflection Sovereign who
himself is classified Excellent
for type and designated Superior
Type. Her darn is Grey Honie
Fond Dora "who is classified Good
Plus. She has 1 Excellent daugh-
ter.
Top Standing
JIM DORE
Pte Jim Dore, a native of the
Purple Grove area , has been chos-
en as one of the top ten men with
the highest score on 9 m . m . Pist-
ols in the 1974 Military Police
Weapon competition.
Jim has been employed at Na-
tional Defence Headquarters in
Ottawa for the past 8 months.
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Graduate Nurse
SHEILA, M. WIGHTMAN
Sheila M. Wightman, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin H.
Wightman, Niagara, Falls, Ontar-
io and granddaughter of Mrs.
Earl Wightman, Lucknow , and the
late Mr. Earl Wightman, has
graduated from York Regional
School of Nursing, Toronto.
Sheila has accepted a position
in Pediatrics at Scarborough Cen-
tenary Hospital, Scarborough,
Ontario.
Student Minister
At Whitechurch
WHITECHURCH NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Kay,
Graham and. Wendy of Kamloops,
British Colunibua moved into the
manse on Friday. Mr. Kay is this
fall entering the ministry at Knox
College, Toronto. Assisting them,
to move in was his brother Ken
Kay of Guelph accompanied
here by his children Lori and Brad -
ley .
Rev. J. Elder of Guelph had
charge of the services at Langside
and Chalmers Churches. Ile intro-
duced Mr. Beverly Kay who is to
be the student preacher and be in
charge of the services on Septem-
ber 1. We extend a welcome from
the village to Mr. and Mrs. Kay
and family.
The United Church congregation
will meet for service in their
church September 1 with service
in charge of Mr Larry King, stud-
ent preacher.
Honoured By
Forest's Intermediate Ball
Alan excellent record ,
Lucknow and District Kins•
:mediate gall Tourna -
d bn Saturday and'. Sun -
lust 17 and 18. The first
hers won the Champion -
)11 and $100 prize mon -
tor s Intermediate Club
insolation Round , re -
he consolation Trophy
n prize money.
weather prevailed for
both days and the spectators were
favoured with plenty of exciting
ball. Eight teams competed for
the championship.
Saturday's scores were as fol-
lows: Lucknow 7 Nile 2; Mount
Forest 7, Atwood 0; Holmesville
3, Shakespeare 2; Chepstow 6,
Walton 1; Mount Forest 6 , Luck -
now 0; Atwood 4, Nile 1; Chep-
stow 4, Holrnesville 1; Walton
11, Shakespeare 8.
On Sunday , the two final
championship games were played.
Atwood and Walton started the
action in the consolation round,
with Walton clobbering Atwood
16-4, In the final game and the
Championship, Mount Forest out-
scored Chepstow 6-1. In the three
games Mount Forest played, they
allowed only one run to be scored
against them. Lucknow's Inter-
rnedi ate Club was eliminated
after two games.
A great deal of interest and en-
thusiasm was shown towards the
tournament and it is hoped that •
another will be held next year.
Teams have shown interest in
attending again next year.
A dance was held on Saturday
night in the arena and the winner
of the prize draw for half a pig
was Dave Haldenby of Holyrood.
. Co-chairmen of the event
were Herb Barger and Evans Helm.
Russel and Margaret (Rae) Alton
of Goderich were honoured -recent-
ly when former neighbours and
'friends of the Ashfield community
gathered at their home:for a social
time.
During the evening Herb Wilk-
ins read an address and Russel Ir-
vin made the presentation of a
lawn set.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton moved
from Ashfield to their new home
in Goderich on July•lst.
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