The Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-08-11, Page 10community news
Lacknow S.ndnei, 'Wodnoidey, August 11, 19e2—Pip 10
Thee children who attended' the„ Kingsbridge Community
Playground dressed up as clowns on. Thursday afternoon.
Showing their funny faces are from the left,: front,
Constantine Ritgen, Yvonne Bowler, Tanya Maize, Chris
Maize, and back, Madonna Bradley, Sandra Van Mich and
Maureen Stapleton. Activities planned4or this week include
a tour to a nearby chicken farmand a. pizza party on
Tuesday, a spaghetti party on Thursday and a trip to Father
Dentinger's cottage at Point Clark on Friday. Supervisors
this year are Diane Van Osch, Heather Stapleton and
Michele Bradley. [Sentinel Staff Photo];
Club sees BlueStringfishfarms
By Kae Webster
Donna Arnold and Annette.
Drennan, leaders.. of the
• Clover Valley 4-H Girls Club,
took the girls to Hanover on
Thursday to the H,anover
Blue . String Fish Farms.
Here they bought their fish
andon their way home they
stopped at Elizabeth Wilk-
in's home where• they had
their supper, cooking their
fish over a bonfire; The girls
had a lovely time and`a great
outing.
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Rose
and family of Markdale were.
in. Lucknow last weekend.
They attended :the" MacDon-
ald -Carter wedding and 're-
ception Friday evening and
were in attendance at the
annual. MacDonald •reuhion
on Saturday,
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Sympathy is sent to the
Culbert familyon the passing
of Watt Culbert of Ripley,
Mr. Culbert operated 'a Var-
iety Store in that village for a
number of years.
John and Donna Zimmer-
man of London visited on the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Wylds and Dan
Wylde.
We are sorry to report that
Jack MacKenzie has been a
patient in . the Wingham
Hospital for the last few
weeks.
Bill Farrish has returned
home from a London hos-
pital, where he underwent
surgery and was hospitalized
for a few days.
Recent visitors with Oliver
and •Marion McCharles of
Kincardine were Mrs, Allan
McCharles, . Susan, Karen
and Gregg of Oakville, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald McCharles,
Scott and Heather of Chat-
ham, Mr. and. Mrs: John
McCharles and Bryan of
.Petrolia, Rev. and Mrs. Alli -
stair McLeod of Vancouver,
British Columbia, Mr. and
Mrs. Len .Evans of Toronto
and David MacTavish and
three children, Libby, Georg-
ian and Jason of Peterbor-
ough.
Mr.' ,and Mrs.,_ Roy Warm-
ington and Angela of Oak-
ville visited recently with
Ewan and Marj MacLean,
Weare sorry to hear that
Mrs.. Florence MacKenzie
has been a patient in the
Wingham Hospital .forthe
lastcouple of weeks.
Mrs. Louise Millar and
son, Kevin of 'Palmerston
have been visiting with Rhet=
en McKim Brownie House
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the early years ofthe camp ordering all the
food for the summer, Clysdale House was
named in her honour. -
Mrs. MacLennan on behalf of Mapleway
Area Council and Camp Keewaydin Camp-
side Committee expressed a sincere thank
you to all Guiders, Brownies, Guides,
Pathfinders, Rangers, all individuals, busin-
esses, service groups and other organiza-
tions including the Lucknow Kinsmen and
Kinettes, the Royal Bank, Lucknow and the
Bank of Montreal, Lucknow who assisted
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financially with the ;funding _ of Brownie
House,
To date a Wintario Capital Grant has been
approved for the Elizabeth_ McKim Brownie.
House totalling $20,000.. and local organiza-
tions, businesses and service groups as well
as individuals and members of guiding in
Mapleway Area have raised. $35,000, leaving
some $5,000 to be realized.
Following the dedication ceremonies',
those who attended enjoyed coffee and cake
in Algoma before campfire outside the
Elizabeth McKim Brownie House.
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Error, in federation stagy
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In an Ontario Federation of Agriculture
news release issued July 16; 1982, there was
an inadvertent error in the _.comparison . of
industrial wages and farm income.
The release stated that industrial wages
have double& in terms of real dollars, since
1974. The statement should have read that
industrial wages are double that of farm
incomes. •
Industrial wages and farm" incomes were
roughly the same in 1974. Since then, in real
(1971) dollars, average•industrial earnings in
Ontario have risen from $7,550 in •1974 to
$7,640 in 1981.
In the sane period, realized net income
per census farm in Ontario decreased from
$1,450 to $4,330, (in real dollars), even when
taking into account the decline in numbers of
farmers.
We chose. 1974 as thebase year since it
was the only year since the Korean War that
netfarm income came close to the level of
industrial wages:
The OFA regrets any inconvenience this
error may have caused.
ta.MacLennan fora couple of
days. --
A Day .School has been
operating all summer at
Point Clark, sponsored by,
the recreation committee of
Huron Township. Children
from ages four to 10 years.
attend. The , supervisor • is
Dawna Rutledge, an& her
assistants are Olie Liddle and
Jackie Dickison of Ripley..
This is Dawna's third year at
the school. There are 34
children registered now.
it's. All in the
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