The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-10-13, Page 16,1976
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Forty-two area people are enrol- •
led in a Health Care Aid Course: at
Pinecrest Manor NurSing Home
which will extend for a period in
excess of a year.
It wilt be held on a weekly basis,
and is co-ordinated by. Fanshawe
College, of London with arrange-
ments made 'by the management of
Pinecrest Manor of Lucknow.
The program is 'designed to
better equip Nursing Aids to meet
the various needs of nursing home
work.
Twenty-eight of the class are
staff members of Pinecrest, nine
are from Brookhaven in Wingham
and five are from Brussels Nursing
Home.
Mrs. James Smith of Wingham
is instructor:"
Because of the class size, and for
the convenience of those enrolled,
future classes will be split to both
an evening and afternoon basis.
Ticket Sales Of Over $300,000 Is
Plowing Match Record, 39,789 Cars
Are Parked, 25% Over Any Match
STUDENTS 'GOING.
• HEREAND:THERE
Allan Nicholson, son of 'Ken and
Joyce NicholSon of Shelburne, has
entered his first year in Architect-
. ural Drafting at George Brown
College, Toronto.
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Bill and Brad MacKenzie, sons
of Mi. and Mrs. Ross MacKenzie
of Ashfield 'Township, have 'return-
ed to Faiishawe College, London.
Bill is in his second year in a
surveying •. -course and, prad in
second year accounting.
Skaters Plan
For Season '
The Lucknow Skating Club was
hostess to an Interclub meeting, in
.the Town Fla recently. Interdub
"Group C- comprises of seven
towns. Harriszon, Listowel, Lack '
now, Mildrnay. Teeswater and two
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Leos Hold Junior Olympic Day, -
BlythWien Club Championship Trophy
• G'LUBCOMP'Ettt,LON
Senior boys: isz 'kick .
Lucknow: 2nd Dile Nfac.Pherson.
St. Jacobs: 3rd Steve Cook. Myth.
Midget boys. Re3n. Falconer.
Blyth: Birlan Arnold. Brookside;
Midget girls.' Mary Anne Coale.
Blyth: Jane Machan. Bly#: Pain.
Oszer, Myth.
Janice has. ,Mike COnaran. 'Lack-.
rtow: Steve de long. Blyth. Doug
Falconer. .Birth: lanior
Shelly Patterson. Earl: liticheUe
Cook I mcif:row: Debbte Coal-res.
BY;
Open Tug of Wait' Oven
relay.. Myth.
The ocrecall dab winner was
with fin:sting
seoznd and St, Jacob.: ,-.1turd A
trt, Ipit?. which rer.a.:r.ed
fu r' ? ear
±e• cresiden-. (.:•ct
Karen Caanpber. az -.re Led
held A
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October 2nd, die held in the afternoon were:
Lucknow and District Leo Club held
a junicr r..Y.-/-ticic Da- at the
recrer:ct.a. ir..---.12.-nds in Ludo:cow. •
The tr.dr: c:ornpetitons started
off at To: surrounding
elernet:ar; i.-choo(s pardciParircg,
After x.cd -..dmpetztion. was ••• set
aside for ids ws7.1,-, a dub trophy to
be prese--.:•:id the club aCcurntdar-
ing the :.z4:s;- polars. Taking part in this were Ler, Clubs &mu Myth, St-
Jacobs :,,lenity. as %mit as the
Brookside 1.-incor Farmers- •
• Winr.,:-.171. morning events
Were, •
?", SCHOOL • Se7,-,cr PfttiliTi Trepan-
let. :Tic lifkinronit. 3rd Kari
Morr:se M. \stir:4er. bie.ys. Hardt!
Peet. Pi.. 7-",„:11riter. Serri Searle:
Kenyon. Lt5.1.
Collins -41.-",u funror
bqs. 14v-rt :Darren NifaiCzni
'and Eric q44,1,3 70-1' ':iris ,
ic Janice 1 .f. -."„trutne Stapleton- Maq E•;,,••
Wrcrrer: n Can trirapezzotic
ST. HaViS HAS
Fuesr mitra wrs-2.4-E
-oppyrig -tie =et-
ai.• :acrid,* Fa.:
tan-y KeTt.:-. ;Cc:..
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Kern show-z - ti
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$8.00 4 Year In Advance $2.00 Extra To U.S.A. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1976 Single Copy' 20c " • 24 Palm
Brothers Are Ontaieio(Schokirs .. Pineciest.10.0..cation Of Health.coe,
• Aid Course Through FanshOwe College
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a irman of
nittee; in.
'and his,
the music
dance , on
tickets are
ti
that he is receiving goose eggs at
the rate of one every two days fram
have her seasons mixed. The total'
a prolific goose that appears to
was 7 eggs when we talked to
Clayton Saturday. ,
Clayton Alton of Ashfield reports
Not being much of an authority
on geese and their habits, we are at
a loss in forming an opinion, but
Clayton tells us that geese always
lay eggs in the spring and that this
is the first he has known of any Fall
eggs.
' With the Farmer's Alumnae
JOHN THOMPSON
predicting a mild winter, could it be
that the goose is right on Schedule
John ;and Robert Thompson,
and' that spring has actually sons of Mr. and Mrs, Bob
'arrived?
Thompson of Windsor and formerly
of Lucknow, are both •presently
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attending University of Windsor.
Mrs. Thompson is the former Edith
Munro, one time Public Health
nurse for Lucknow and area. -
John graduated from Centennial
SeCondary School at. Windsor in
June 1975 and Robert in June 1976.
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Operation Service Is
Of Veterans' Rights
The Lucknow Branch of the
Royal Canadian Legimi will be
conduct*g tvzo bfitri canvasses' of
Lucknow and District in' connection
with Operation Service. The
vBIage wig / be ' canvassed on
Monday evening, October 18,
commencing at 7.30 p.m. The rural
areas adjacent to Lucknow will be
canvassed on . Sunday afternoon,
October 24. commencing at .2.30
.
Operation Service is a campaign -
aimed at making contact with every • •
war veteran , and ex-service Person ,
and their survivors., to make • sure
that ithey are fully .aware of their
rights and privileges: • . • •
-Be 'prepared to Welotime the
'volunteer Legion visitor when he or
she calls 'at your • &or.: - •
The Legion. volunteers • wish to.
Serve 'you and Canada. though
ROBERT THOMPSON
Both brothers were Ontario Schol-
ars, were awarded University of
Windsor Entrance 'Awards and
"Reach For. The Top" sehOlarships
having been members of the
winning team in the regional
John is' in his second year
Chemical Engineering and Robert
IS in first year Engineering, both at
University of WindsOr.
Aimed At Advising
And Privileges
The Interrkationalllowing Match
and Farm. Machinery Show held
near Walkerton set many records
and organizers and committee
people were very pleased with the'
'week long event.
Predictions that records would
fall at thiS match were fulfilled. Ed
Starr, secretary' manager of the
:Ontario Plowmen's Association,
said total attendance was about
30,000 higher than the' previous
record set last year near Oshawa.
The match had the added attraction,
of being a world Match as well.
Vernon Inglis Of Formosa, match
treasurer, said. Sunday 137,772
tickets were sold at the gates in the
five days Of the match, but he' still
did not have the ticket totals from
the trailer site nor from the airport
where admisstiohs were included
in the over-all-fees, . .
Also not included 'in Mr. Inglis'
tally were the thousands' of -Passes
:given • schoOl children and the
paSses to exhibitors, their •eniPlOy-
ees, contestant,... plowing associa-
flan members and workers, and the
press..
Mr.. Starr said. these added. to trie
paid: admissions: 'would, come to
• pearly. 200,000.. The 'previous high.
.was 170,000...
Other records were cracked,
Saturday havd the largest attericl= .
once at'. any ..gay. any . previous
match'with.the estimates just over
1 '50.00. • .. . • . . •
The ticket receipts for the: five
days ,exceeded: S300500 for. :the
first time. The number of cars
parked 39,789; was .2.5 per cent
'higher: than any .' 'other plowing
match .;
. There Were more exhibritars 'than.
ever' before.. The tented city had to
be ..expanded try awarnrnodate
nearlY500'firii,S. who set Shr.c at
the match. Reie-nue. fron the
exhibitors. S -50(ff.,
es'r ever:: . • .
rust wet.
W and the offici.2.:: landin.g •
•stif.-.• for the match. had Irk, •
wok er•s er • •Propietor
said. 2.9 • ;::::ane.s. crArn tn g.cc, the
match used 'the fieid.- The largest.
a 32 passenger DC.-3. was also. the•
Jargesz plane' use the
2, If.;•-frame,? ."
• The pia is I .32"/ peopie
to e .rnatch and • a, bus
a.s used to take them fr,rr,.. .
the -
Ear'. • C7(474 mayor-. •••••he
Terre' :are o?-6:oer .-.4 rr..00-•
• the Lind 3,9
h e id,cr-y:de-17/.t
darr.7.e.e.• .a.nd 1.7".A.1.".:.
riefr., pack an;t:
fr roos7 the • rae.fio
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Stocker Sale
On Monday
Operation Service. It is known that
thousands - of Canadiant , have
entitlements of which they: are not
aware.
The chairman of Operation
Service for LUckn.ow and area .is H.
D. "Bud"' Thompson.
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