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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1977-01-05, Page 14Legislative 4ssembly Select Committee on Highway Transportation of Goods The Committee presented to the Legislature an interim repOrt dated September 30th, 1976, which dealt with certain aspects of the trans- portation of goods on.Ontario highways. Matters relating to the dump truck industry are yet to be dealt with. Hearings to consider these matte.rs.will be held in Toronto during the latter part of January, 1977 Individuals and groups wishing to make pre- sentations to the Committee are asked to con- tact Brian. B. Caldwell, Director of Research, at the Committee office 'not later than JanUary. 14th, 1977 Select Committee on Highway Transportation of Goods Rm 440, Main 'Parliament Building, Queen's Park Toronto 'M7A 1A2 Bud Gregory, M.P.P. Chairman of the Committee DaVid Callfas Clerk of the CoMmittee 416-965-1060 KINGSBRIDGE Inteided for last week Congratulations to Raymond Hogan, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Howard and Miss Mildred Vega, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Angel Vega of Quito,. Ecuador, who were married by tedverend Father Ed Dentinger, in St. Joseph's Parish Church, Kingsbridge on Saturday, December 18 at 4 p.m. The bride was given in marriage by her rather. Her maid of honour was Leona Hogan. Bridesmaids were Janette Hogan and Anne VanDiep- enbeek. The groom was attended by his brother Francis, Hogan. Ushers were Lawrence Hogan and • Ronald Hogan. Miss Marianne Frayne was the organist and soloist. Following their marriage 90 guests were served a hot beef dinner at the Lucknow Legion, catered by the Kingsbridge Catholic Women's League. Drum- lin supplied music for dancing. Guests were present from Ecuador, Detroit, Michigan; Calgary, Alber- ta; Jackson, Michigan; ' Aurora, Willowdale, Guelph, London, Wat- erdown, Dresden, Stratford, South- ampton, Mildmay, Witigham, God- erich, Lucknow and the surround- ing area. * Sympathy of this community is extended to the family, relatives and friends of Adrian Cornelius VanDongen of R., R. 3 Clinton . and formerly of Kingsbridge who passed away on Thursday, Decem- ber 16 in the Alexandria Marine and General Hospital, Goderich. in his 73rd year. , His body rested at the Stiles Funeral Home, Goderich. Requiem Mass was celebrated in St. Joseph's Roman Catholic church at Clinton on Saturday, December 18 at 12 noon. Spring burial will be in. St. Joseph's Cemetery at Kingsbridge. Gordon Boyd, former Reeve of Ashfield Township passed away suddenly at his home near Amber- ley. Funeral service was held on ,,Sunday, December 19th. Sym- IPathy of the community is extended to his family and friends. Shawn Dalton, Edward • Court- ney, Scott Little' and Donny Kirkconnell left on Sunday Decem- ber 19th for a 10 day camping vacation in Florida. Mrs. Alice Julian of Anaheim, California is spending three weeks Christmas vacation at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dalton and with her sister Mrs. Arnold Marsman, Mr. Marsman and family in London. Members of the Kingsbridge choir took part at the Lucknow Community Carolfest held at the Lucknow United Church on Wed- nesday, December k5 at 8.15 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dalton and Mrs. Alice Julian visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dalton and family, Port Elgin. Congratulations to Philip Petrie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Petrie of Port Albert and to Paula Jane If you:require financing to start, modernize or exparfd your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the FBDB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK PAPE FOURTEEN WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1977 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO One thing about fitness, you can tell the players without the piogram. Joseph's School, Kingsbridge took 'part in an inter school volleyball tournament held at the Goderich District Collegiate Institute on Saturday, December 18. Lisa Frayne, Brian Smith, Kevin Smith, Marlowe Austin, Brent VanOsch and Floyd Courtney of St. Joseph's School, Kingsbridge took part in the Knights of Columbus Free Basketball Throw on Friday, December 17th. The Christmas School concert is being held, in the Kingsbridge School gymnasium on Tuesday, December 21 at 8.15 p.m. The last day of school for this year will be on Wednesday, December 22. ' The GanaOldp movement for persona) birieSS , Fitness. In your heart you know it's right. Clancy, daughter of Doctor and Mrs. G. B. Clancy of Goderich, who were married at Knox Presbyterian Church in Goderich on Saturday, December 18 at 7.30 p.m. Congratulations to Debbie Aus- tin, daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs. Eldon Austin and a grade eight student at St. Joseph's School, Kingsbridge who was the first place winner of the Remembrance Poetry contest, sponsored by Branch 309, Royal Canadian Leg- ion, Lucknow. She received a prize of $10.00. 'Second place winner was Judy de Boer, Lucknow Central School with the thitd place winner being Brenda Phillips of Lucknow Central School. They received $8.00 and $7.00 respect- ively. The Ashfield Township Federa- tion of Agriculture held their , annual Christmas dance on Satur- day, December 18 at the Saltford Valley Hall. Music for dancing was supplied by Moran's. Jerry. Heffernan, 'of Stratford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ormond Heffernan was admitted to the Stratford General Hospital on Tuesday, December 14 with con- cussion following a car-semi-trailer accident caused by the snow and slippery road conditions. Jerry's car was totally demolished and he was fortunate he was wearing a seat belt. His parents visited with him on Wednesday. He has now been released from hospital. Approximately 45 people attend- ed the workshop on "Natural Environment,. Sand and Gravel" held at the Brookside Public School on Monday evening, December 13. Grant Farrish, chairman for this program introduced George Pen- fold from the Planning Depart- !tient. Questions answered were: 1. What would you consider to be the major natural environment areas in Ashfield? 2. What value do you place on the pre'servaiion of the Natural Environment? 3. Whit obligations do you believe the indivgnal land owner and the Government have in preserving the Natural Environment?' 4. Where are the locations of the major deposits of sand and gravel in the Township? 5. What policies should the Plan adopt regarding the development of these deposits? 6. Should the Plan contain policies to ensure reclaimation of the land- scape after the sand and gravel has been mined? In other plans George Penfold said if anything that was zoned' natural environment, no development is permitted. In order to maintain a water table, 20% of an area should be in forest. Ashfield Township has from 6% to 8%. Anyone wishing to plant trees can do so at a very minimal charge. Information may be obtained from the Ministry of Natural Resources. The summary workshop will be held on January 10 with chairman Warren Zinn, reeve of Ashfield Township. Mr. and Mrs. Jack VanOsch moved on Monday, December 20 to the Glen Haven Apartments in Opening new doors to small business FOUNDING MEETING Financial assistance Management counselling Management training Information on government programs for business Wayne' Rounding one of our representatives will be at The Bedford Hotel, CODER ICH on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month [JANUARY 11TH & 25TH] OF HURON FEDERAL LIBERAL ASSOC. WILL BE HELD FRIDAY, JAN. 14th AT THE VANASTRA SHILLELAGH (Formerly CFB Clinton) GUEST SPEAKER HON. JUDD BUCHANAN MINISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS RECEPTION 6:15 P.M. DINNER 1:00 P.M. SMORGASBORD DINNER 15.00 EA. TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM LIBERAL ASSOC. MUNICIPAL CHAIRMAN Lucknow, for the winter months. Mr. and Mrs. John Austin and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Courtney visited with friends in London on Tuesday, December, 14. The Kingsbridge Kernel Kitties attended 4-H Achievement Day held at the Brookside Public School on Saturday, December 18. They showed their exhibit "Featuring Corn". 11 girls belong to this club with' the leaders 'Mrs. Delores VanOsch and Miss Joanne Van- Osch. 11 clubs took Mr. Angel Vega o Quito, Ecuador; Misses Kathleen and( Anita Hogan of Calgary, Alberta; Mr. and 'Mrs. John O'Neill -of Jackson, Michigan; Mrs. Marie Forbes, Mr. and Mrs. Bill. Forbes, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Forbes, Mrs. Shirley Crook and Rita, all from Detroit, Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. Colin Crawford, Aurora; Mrs. Walter Wickes, Willowdale; Miss Janette Hogan, Guelph; Mr. Leo Redmond, London; Mr. and Mrs. Angus Cline, Waterdown; Mr. and Mrs. George Kerr, Dresden; Mr: and 'Mrs. Ed Schefter and family, Stratford; Mr. *and Mrs. Leo Batte, Mildmay; Ronald Hogan, South- ampton; Anthony. Schefter and Miss Eleanor Schefter of Winghatn visited with Mi. and- Mrs. John Howard and the Hogan family on the weekend and attended the wedding of Ray Hogan to Mildred Vega in. St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Kingsbridge on Saturday, December 18 and the dinner and reception at the Lucknow Legion Hall. SCHOOL NEWS On Wednesday, December 15 the parents and teachers played the St. Joseph's school, Kingsbridge "Edmonton Senior House League Team" at volleyball. Led by Nancy, "Provincial Park" the team captain and "Ferocious',_' Father Denting- er, player of the game, the parent-teacher combination won 2 games to 1. The Edmonton team insisted that they had thrown the game in order to pass their year but the lack of team spirit was apparent when captain "Honest" Tom Foran asked if he could join, the other team. The firSt game was given :to the students so that they would not feel badly. Even with the constant deliberate mistakes by the Doherty Parent Clan it was difficult for Thumbs Hendriks 'and Mike Slap Frayne to return the easy shots. Eventually the students were able to take the game. • -The second game saw the parents build up an early lead with Eager Eedy powering serve after serve, across the net in such a manner that the' opposition could not return them. Bitter Berry's serves were likened to) cannon blasts by Jean, the Trip, Vogt who was literally knocked over each time she tried to return the serve. With the second game going to the teachers and parents, the fans realized that the teachers were going to win. Each time a member of this team served a tremendous cheer broke out intimidating the collapsing Edmonton team. The coach of the Edmonton team, also a member of • the parent-teacher team, tried to pull Darlene, The Hammer, Austin together for her serve but the coaching by Zealous Zyluk was in vain. Melba National Park, with her devastating returns finally won the game, and match for the stronger team. On the winning serve Madcap Frayne sprang onto the floor and led the many supporters of the winning team in a,' roof rousing cheer of victory. Due to the importance of the game, television and radio coverage were blacked out but some people, claim it was seen in Kingsbridge, Ontario. HOUSE LEAGUE CRAB SOCCER Grades 3 and 4, Edmonton 6, Toronto 3;' Saskatchewan 7, Toron- to 11. Senior boys and girls of St. Par prior information call 271.5650 or write 1036 Ontario Street, Stratford nannaParnon