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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-04-14, Page 23Gradually changes grey hair to natural looking colour. As easy to•use as hair•tanic. lotion 4 oz. or Cream 2 oz. AIM 4( 50. ml, TOOTHPASTE WITH ; -THIS COUPON COUPON EXPIRES APRIL EXPIRES 24, 1976. COUPON EXPIRES APRIL 24, 1976. '** APRIL, T4. 1976 . COUP0h EXPIRES APRIL 24, 1976. **1** I.D.A. DRUG STORES . I.D.A. DRUG STORES I.D.A. DRUG STORES I.D.A. DRUG STORES COUPON 2k#7**** CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY FUL1AOLOUR SPECIAL ENLARGEMENT OFFER: PRICE on 5"x 7"COLOUR ENLARGEMENTS from Your Favourite color Negative(s) $ Take this coupon and yournega- tive(s) to your I.D.A. Drug Store. fllik alike or unlike 5 x 7 . , OFFER Get A ENLARGEMENTS fOr. EXPIRES APRIL 30Ih , IIIIII = .. In IM =I In IN WEDNESDAY APRIL 14, 1976 THE .LU.CKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE TWENTY-THREE Fair Board Stage Successful Variety Concert . . The Lucknow Agricultural Soc- iety held' a' Variety Concert on. Friday, evening. Russel Irvin, president of . the • Society, as • chairman of "the program, welcom- ed everyone. • The Alton sisters, Grace,. Ruth and Nancy sang, accompanied • by Nancy Walden at the piano, all daughters of Mr. and Mrs. 'Glen Walden of, Lucknow. A Trinfty group pof Young,people" presented a skit "Wife Wanted". Participating in the skit were Bill Wilkins, Joan Hackett, Jamie Hackett, Susan Irvin, Donna Hack- ett, Mel Ritchie and Michael Hackett., Ted Granger of Lucknow sang and played the guitar, • ' A baton drill was prernted by.. Rosemary and Tommy Gilmore, children • of Mr. and_ Mrs. Art Gilmore of Lucknow. Anne Hamilton, daughter ©f Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hamilton of Lucknow sang solo numbers, accompanied by her mother t 'the piano.. Eugene Fr4rne of .Ashfield sang some solo nuniberi. Selections . were heard from a barbershop quartette, namely the Parson's Pleasure, consisting of one man from YValkerton and three from Harrison. One of the Harristoti men was .Rev, John, Henderson, son of Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Henderson of Wooilstock, both Lucknow• natives. Some members of the Agricul- tural Society presented a .one play entitled "Henpecked at Hitching Post", The m characters were Frank Alton,- is.' Vernon Hunter and Ross Errington with Barbara Cameron at the piano. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wilkins 6f-' Ashfield and Mr. and Mrs. Don Cameron of Lucknow were committee. in charge of • the program. Following the concert, lunch was served ta all who participated. RAM LP IS °4:: 'R.R. 7 Lucknow — Lanes — Phone 529-7248. tmoc:::uc==tx=lsoc=x . . UNSPUN SINGLE CHEESE SLICES, 8 oz. 69c ALLEN'S WILD BERRY DRINK, 48 oz. 49c CRISCO OIL, 38 OZ. • $1.78 ANSWERS CRITICIS1W--- CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 to the Village at a greatly reduced, cost should they decide to become members of • our Conservation Authority. Council thanked us for the presentation and informed the Resources Manager that, after some prelhhinary investigation' into property. ownership in the flood- plain, they would be getting in touch with our offiu. 4. We have not rt:ccived a reply , from LucknOw council since that time arid we can 'only assume that they are not ready to go ahead with this project at the present time. It would 'appear that there is some confusion with respect to the Conservation Authorities function in natural resource management. The Village• has : every. right to employ their own engineering firm to investigate floodplain manage- ment alternatives. HoWever, during this period of tight money, why should Lucknow pay money to a private firm to perform the same job that the Village is` paying for through the Conservation Author- ity's annual levy? The levy that ,your municipality pays to this. Authority represents one of the lowest per capita levies in Ontario. For every dollar which you pay we realize 'an additional $3.00 from the Provincial, Govern- ment in grants. This is money used to solve local problems, 'to create loc4l parks and to allow local municipalities to have a say in how their natural' resources are manag- ed. , That is .why., eaCh ny., n icipality has 'an appointed member who sits On an advisory 'board for' the Authority. It is that member's responsibility to make sure that his town or township's interests are kept in mind n 'matter what the • conservation pr ject. If Lucknow truly wants 'a li ear pFk through its floodplain, . then it is that member's job tai see to it that the Authority makes;funds available. , As with any organization, the , more actively yogi participate, the more 'you will get out' Of that participation. The , Village of Lucknow stands to gain a great deal through , participation in future Authority programs and projectS. I would hope that your community will begin a constructive dialogue with us soon•and I look forwaid to working with the council for the long term betterment of our natural environment. Yours in Conservation, Lorne Murray, Chairman. Perform a , death-defying act. Give Heart Fund. .Give Heart Fund CO