The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-04-14, Page 2•
20. YEARS AGO .
. MARCH .1956
Harold Stanley's barn was badly
damaged in a. cyclonic gale that hit
this area. , Other destruction
occurred but the major , damage
reported was the Stanley barn and
a highway shed at Kinloss Village,
which was unroofed.
Joseph Agnew, a lifelong resid-
ent of the community and who had
the unique distinction of having
served as clerk of the Village of
Lucknow for 45 years, passeu away
at the age of 88. His service as
secretary of the' Agricultural Soc-
iety, equalled that of his municipal
service.
Work of renovating, rewiring
and redecorating the Public Library
was being carried out. , .
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1976
Honoured With
Surprise Po .
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cumming,
Lucknow, were honoured on Satur-
day evening, April 3rd, when their
Rose Street neighbOurs staged a
surprise party at: the Cumming
home, ‘,
An enjoyable social evening was
spent' with music by the Clark
family, Susan, Herb, Jim, Kevin
and Doug and Harold. Campbell. .
-On behalf of the gathering W. A.
Porteous expressed' congratula-
tions and best wishes• 'to Mr.'and
Mrs. Cumming and Mrs. Herb
Clark made the presentation of a
wall clock.
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Mrs. Annie Shiells, instructor;
Marg. Bell, Donna Campbell,
Eunice Cunningham, Ray 'Cunning-
ham, Marj Dotibledee, Gladys
Haldenby; Marie Hogan, Mary
On Saturday, April 3, 1976 Mr.
P. A. Murray of Holyrood celebrat-
ed his 80th birthday. On.
Sunday, April 4th a family. gather-
ing was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Murray, R. R. 1
Holyrood. This was also, a quiet
Open House for his many former,
neighbours of the 10th Concession
of Kinloss, when tea was served to
the many happy callers.
Family membett present for a
buffet supper in the evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Murray were: Mrs.
Keith McCarter (Veronica) of
Wallaceburg; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Murray of R. R. 1' Holyrood:, Mr.
and Mrs, Leo Murray of R. R. 3
Holyrood; Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Kraemer (Eleanor) and Meline of
Rexdale; Mr. • and Mrs. Alphonse
Murray of Lucknow; Mr. and Mrs.
Charlet Murray of • R. R. 1
Holyrood; Mr. and Mrs. John
Murray, Debbie, Dianne, Nancy.
Helen and • Alphonse of Drayton;'
Mr, and ' Mrs. Gerald Murray,
Steven, Bradley and Justin of R. R.
1 Rolyrood; Mr. and. Mrs. Doug
Schmid (Barbara) of Toronto; Mr:
and Mrs. Donald Fisher •(Elaine) of
Barrie; Mr. and Mrs'. Jim Murray
of R. R. 3 Holyrood. Absent for the
birthday celebration was Mr. Keith
McCarter of Wallaceburg and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Dales (Margaret
Ann) of Smith Falls.
Hogan, Mary Ireland, Douglas
Kaufman, Marg Mundell, Eliza-
beth Ritchie, Mamie Roulston,
Donalda Scott, Laura Scott, Rpse
Seigrist, Mabel Smith, Mary Steff-
ler, Mildred Thompson, Mamie
Wilkins, Elsie Hardy, Beryl Mow-
bray, Margaret Grant, Margaret
Hildebrand, Lori McKim, Erma
Cook.
LIQUID EMBROIDERY
Mrs. Ruby Bonnett, instructor;.
Pearl Caldwell, Susan' Cooke, Judy .
Gollan, Marg Hackett, Mary Hack-
ett, Mae Hunter,' Myrtle Spivak.
PHYSICAL FITNESS
Mrs. Deirdre Graham, instruct-
or; Bonnie Ackert, Joanne Agnew,
Sharon Campbell., Marion 'Cook,
Debbie Emberlin, Nancy Gibson,
Barb Hawthorne, Barb Helm, Jean
Kaufman, Bernice Kemp, Marlene
MacDonald, Deanna Reavie, ploria
Ritchie, Susan Stevenson, Sylvia
Sutherland, Janice Rutherford,
Gloria Murray, Helen Chisholm,
Donna Staubfe, Nancy. Amman,
Beatty Irwin, Rosalie Peterson,
Shirley Colwell, Brenda .Smith,
Susan Ritchie, Kay Collyer, Kay
Crawford.
'Stuart Collyer was in charge of
the night school program. "
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made in the percentage rates of
grant and this has resulted in ,a
drastic reduction in the'percentage
of the budget covered by Provincial
grants. If the 1975 rates of grant
had been maintained, 70% of the
increase in budget or $1,600,00000
would have been covered by
increased grants. The actual
grants received will be $1,000,-
000.00 less than this and therefore
the ratepayers of Bruce County will
be required to pay 70% of the
increase in budget. This will be an
increase of 45% over the ,levy for
1975. 'New assessment will account
for 5% of this so that the average
levy for ratepayers in Bruce County
will be 40% higher than that in
1975.
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$20,000 Grant
For Renovations,
Total Cost $40,000
A. $20,000 grant towards capital
improVements to the Maitland
Valley Conservation Authority's
administrative headquarters in
Wroxeter has been approved.
Natural Resources ' Minister Leo
Bernier announced today.
in addition to renovating the
office : building's exterior, the
Authority plans to.convert part of
an existing garage into a year-
round workshop. lin prove ments
will also be made to the parking lot
and driveway'.
Total estimated cost of infprove-
merits is. S40.000,
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that there was about fifty cases iii
the village:
60 YEARS AGO
MARCH 1?16`
See what your dollars can do.
Support Easter Seals.
SHULIST - TAYLOR
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Tayldr,
R. R.- 2 Lucknow, are , pleased to
announce the engagement of their
daughter Dorothy May Ann to
Stanley Julian Francis Shulist, son
of Mr. and Mrs. August Shtilist,
Barry's Bay, Ontario., The wedding
will take place Saturday, May 15th,
1976 in Lucknow / Presbyterian
Church.
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LucKNow,.ONTARIO •
"The Sepoy Town"• — On the 'Huron-Bruee Boundary
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Public School Open House And Night
School Achievernent Night Combine
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LOOKING BACKWARDS
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40 YEARS AGO
MARCH 1936
' The Women's Guild• or the
Lucknow Anglican Church and
members of the A.Y.P.A. Dramatic
Society combined. their efforts in
sponsoring a "Jigg's Supper" with
beef and \cabbage in prominence.
A three-act comedy followed' the
supper entitled "All, A' Mistake".
The four rooms of the Lucknow
Public School were closed on
account of scarlet fever and
measles. Five cases of scarlet fever
and twenty-one pupils absent with
measles were reported from the
four classrooms. It was estimated
Open House at Lucknow Central
°Public School on Wednesday of last
week* was combined with the
Achievement Night of Lucknow and
District. Night School. , •
The open house gave parents
and friends an opportunity to visit
the classrOoms, talk with the
teachers, and view the work of the
students.
Video tape projects by the
students, numbers by the school
band and industrial arts and home
economics displays were part of the
evening.
The .achievemehts of the night
school classes were, on display.'
Various night school classes,
their teacher and class members
are as follows: SEWING
Mrs: Rose Ifobb, instructor;
Rose Anger, Sharon Austin, Karen
Flanagan, Rena Forster, Marg
Hamilton, Mary Maclntyre, Mary
Alice Smits, Isabel Burke,
UPHOLSTERY •
William Templeman, instructor;
Delores Cross, Kathy Gibson, Irene
Haldenby, Jean Hesch, Merle
Hodgins, Alice Husk, Elleda Irwin,
Greta Johnston, Cecelia Laidlaw,
Marion Mowbray, Myrtle Percy,
Evelyn Phillips, Jean Phillips,
Susan, Petereit, June Wylds.
A school report for S. S. No. 10,
Kinloss named the following pupils
- Flora Ross, Kathleen Terriff, Cora
• Clubb, Maude Conn, Ernest Pen-v
rose, Carl Lott, Ada Clubb, Irene .
Taylor, Harold Sparling,, Ernest
Casemore, Merle Wilson, Frank
Paterson, Annie Kennedy, Isabel
Fox, Addie Ross, Cassie ,•Purdon,
Lettie Fox, Gordon McKay, Carl
Casemore, Bob Conn, Beatrice
Johnston, John Penrose,• Palmer .
Pettipiece, Charles Spencer, Irene
Moore, John Clubb,.: Wesley LOtt,
Willie Garton, Jean Dawson,
JaMes Wilson, Janet Mowbray,
Vera Caseniore, Sadie Pettipiece,
Mary Mowbray, Victor Casemore,
Russel Taylor, Ernest Sparling,
Bob Loft, Jean Moffatt, Augusta
Spencer, Marjorie Stewart, Walter
Penrose, Malcolm Ross, Tom '
Moffatt, Hugh • David Henderson,
Wallace Conn.
Teacher, Stella P. Kirke.'
•• HliNTER - ROTTEAU
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rotteau of R.
R. '1 Kincardine are happy to
announce the, forthcoming niar-
riage of their eldest daughter,
Brenda Lee, to Mr. Dile Gordon
Hunter, son 'of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. •
R. Hunter of Lucknew. The
wedding will take place on Satur-
day, May 15, •1976 at 3.30 p.in. iii
Pine River United ChurCh.
• THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO