The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-01-08, Page 18I
PAGE' EIGHTEEN THE LUCK NOI SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO • WO N-MA* JANUARY 11,
public or secondary school to visit
the school at any time. The same
privilege is extended .to Members
of ParlilThent and _Clergymen to
visit any school within their 'consti.
tuency, or district as the case may
be.
omiv challengeS; new plans for -a brighter future:.
As' the old year, becomes a.irnemory, the new
a reality,'-we think' of-all our good friends and
hope-your fondest dreams-come-true..
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W.R LEZ:a!)-1i LAMM L.`
LUC W
DONALD, NM and STAFF
Supplementary estimates provid-
ing• for the,spending of • an
additional $496'million by 'the
provincial government in' the i.i.f-
rentliriqnci#1 year. were presented
to the Legislatnre this week.
They show that the province will
need that amount over and above
the 8.3 billion listed in the April
budget to isaor its various
programs until the end of March
1975.
Much of the increased spending
is by the Health and Education
Ministries.
The total cash deficit put at $847
million on October 31st could rise
to about $900 million by the end of
the year according to some Treas-
ury estimates.
A new Ministry of Culture and
Recreation is to be established by
the Ontario Government.
Legislation is expected soon ,to
protect buildings that are • of
historic or architectural •value.
The Ministry •of Culture and
Recreation will inherit certain'
responsibilities from, the Establish-
ed colleges and Universities .and
Community and Social SerVices
`Ministries.
The Education Act 1974 was
passed this week and among. its 274
sections is section 49' which permits
pa ts of children attending a
The idea behind this is that
parents' do have the right to Visit
educational, facilities where their
phiiciren are being education and
for which they are paying. .,,
. Beer and soft drink cans with
pull‘tab openers will be replaced 'by
pugh open cans within a year
according, to Environment Minist.
er, Wm. Newman, the environ-
mentalist are iinhapPy, howeVer,
that he refused to ban the' cans
entirely.
Mr. Newman issued a statement
of policy in tabling the 1258 page
final final report Of the Solid Waste Task
Force in the LegislatUre.
What Mr. NeWman will not
"accept are the recommendations in
thereport that retailers be required
to carry returnable soft drink
containers of the same brands and
sizes they now carry in non-return.
ables and the 'suggestion that
deposits on beer bottles be in
creased. Over 96% 'of beer bottles
are returned now.
Mr. Newman said the Govern
meet position • on banning non
returnable containers, "blends pos
itive improvements 'to our en.
vironment ,with the minimum dis-
ruption of employment, investment
and minimum additional cost to the
consumer".
He, further went on to say that
next year he intended to' sit down
with the industry and,,w,ork it out.
The House adjourned this week for
the Christmas recess.
ew horizons beckon . . new beginnings,
DUNGANNON
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wall of
Lucknow visited with their son and
his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Art Wall
and family on New Year's. Day.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Marvin Smith
returned home on Thursday after
spending the holiday season with•
their.son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Karl Smith of Windsor and other
members of their family in Essex.
Mr. and Mrs. N. 'G: Cocksedge of.
Toronto and 'Mr. and Mrs. Doug
. Palmer of Niagara Falls were New.
Year's guests of Mrs, Miler's
brother and sister-in-lav4 Mr. and
Mrs. Patrick Brouillette.
The Orange Lodge held a card
party on Friday evening at which
there were five tables of progres-
sive euchre. Men's high prize went
to Albert Brown and second to John
Anderson; ladies' high prize went
to Mary Bere, and second to Mrs.
Ben Mole. • ,
Gerry and David Bere and Ross
Young motored to Trenton on
Thursday so David could catch a
plane to go to thilliwack, B.C. for
his next course of training in the
Armed Forces.
• Christmas visitors 'with Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Webster were Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Bradley and Alice of
Goderich; Miss Fay Bradley R.N.,
• ,London; Bruce Roduguez, London;
Mr. and Mr's. Robt: Miller (Brenda
Bradley), Waterloo; Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Thomas, Linda and Wendy of
Willowdale. On . New Years
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ott, Matthew
and Andrew of Kitchener visited
her parents; Mr. and Mrs. Irvine
Eedy. •
Bob Eedy of Mississauga came
to his parent's home. for New Years
and then his wife and twin •
daughters, Megan and Jennifer
accompanied him home to Mississ-
auga afterhaving spent a few days
in Dungannon.
• Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eedy, Mich-
ael and Laurel. of Straihroy visited
for a few days. at New Years with
the former's. mother, Mrs. H. J. L.
Eedy arid Thornton.
On Saturday, December 28, Mr's.
H. Eedy and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Henderson \ . of Goderich were
guests at the • 50th wedding anniv-
ersary of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Denstedt in Milverton. Mrs.,
Denstedt is a sister of Mrs. Eedy.
Friends here were saddened .to
learn of the death of Mrs. Roy
Rutledge in Stratford. Sympathy is
extended to the family who were
former residents here; •
Sacrament of Holy Communion
will be celebrated in Dungannon
d Nile—churches --on—Sunday;
January 12. It will be, appreciated
if any organizations of the charge •
can complete their reports and pass
them in to Rev. R. C. McClenaghan
as soon• as possible.
Rev. R. C. McClenaghan would
be interested in' hearing of any
young • people who would be
desirous of coming into Member-
ship of the church. Confirmation
classes will start on January 19.
The Youth Group are having an
activity night on Wednesday in
Brookside School.
Mr.' and Mrs.. Gordon Anderson
and family enjoyed the holidays in•
Florida. While there they toured•
around the "state and took in many
points of, interest.
Mr. ..and Mrs. Bob Mole and
family; Miss Janet Mole, Kincard-
ine; Walter Mole, Mr. ,and Mrs.
Jack Phillips and family visited
with .Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mole.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham McNee
entertained some of their neigh-
bourS for an evening of cards 'on
New Year's Eve.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm.' Moulton of
Simcoe spent three,• days at New
Years with his father, Mr. Frank
Moulton and Mrs. L. MacDonald,
Mrs. Melinda Nivins, Clinton
spent 'a few days with her sister and,
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Errington..
Chicken pox is on the rampage,
and among those affected are • the
children of Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Curran and Mr. and Mrs. Dirk
Logte.nberg.
Little Joey Curran, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Curran, spent a
couple of days in hospital last week
with a virus infection. •
Mr: and Mrs. Art Stewart spent
New Years with other members of
their family at the home of their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Alton and family, Luck-
now.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stanley and
gills L-aurrietard-Leslie-, Thomas-
and
St
Mis'. Edna Black, Goderich
called on Mr. and.Mrs. Art Stewart
last week.
Mrs. Katharine Wright, Tham-
esville spent a few days with her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. R. G. Wright and sons.
During the holiday Mr. and Mrs.
Art McMichael and, family, visited
'her parents Mr., and• Mrs. Ken,
Thompson and Joan,. Goderich; her
brother, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thomp-
son and family Goderick; and Art's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
McMichael, Clinton.
Miss Iva Carr, Harry and Edgar
Carr. spent Christmas with' Mr. and
Mrs. Carman Hayden, Port Albert.'
New Year's visitors with Miss
Iva Carr, Harry and Edgar were
Mr. and Mrs. Carman Hayden, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Hayden, Laurie and
Linda and Mr. • and Mrs. Mill
Hayden: all of Port Albert.
Mr. and Mrs. Kitchener Finni-
gan and Mrs. Barr of Goderich
visited Mr. and Mrs: Graham
McNee on • Sunday.
Brown Smyth, Huronview, has
suffered another stroke and is
'partially paralyed. /
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