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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-03-19, Page 1Juien.ites:.Wi0 It took six games to do it, but Lucknow Juvenile' hockey team finally eliminated Caledon in the "D" quarter finals. The, final game was' played at - Inglewood, near Caledon, on Monday night with Lucknow win- ning 6-1. It was one of the better games of the year. Kevin Ackert led the Lucknow Quarter final scoring with 3. 5ingle markers went 'to Kevin Murray, Murray Thompson avid Ian Montgomery. Murray Thompson had 3 assists, Dennis Thompson 2, with single assists - going to Ian Montgomery, Jeff Taylor and Ken Reid. Lucknow Will now meet Watford, in the 0.M..H.A. Juvenile "D" semi-finals in a best-of-five series. Some Ratepayers In West Wawanosh Oppose Bridge Proposal, Present Other Suggestions To Township Council On Tuesday afternoon, March 4, West Wawanosh Township Council "met for its regular March session in the Office of the Public Works Building, with all Members present and Reeve Lyons presiding. The minutes of the February ' meeting were read and adopted on motion 'of Councillors Foran and Hickey. • CouncillOr Stothers reported 'to Council about the trip to inspect tanks and fire halls recently acquired by neighbouring municip- alities, which was undertaken 'by /members of„four local . municipalit- ies. The municipalities visited were Ripley,. Kincardine and Pais- ley and 'the inspection trip was made in connection with Lucknow Fire Department's request that the three Townships' of Ashfield, Kinloss and West Wawanosh, purchase a water tanker for use in the respective townships., and the suhsequent need for a place to house the tanker. At 2.00 p.m. the owners concern- ed in the Gaunt Municipal Drain joined Council to consider the Engineer's i report on' the said drain. Mr. A. .Clark, Engineer of Wingham, was on hand to answer questions and a large_ majority of the owners. in the drain were present. After a lengthy discussion period, the Report was referred back to the Engineer for revision. A delegation of ratepayers from the south' end of the Township who, are opposed to the, idea of a bridge across the Maitland River at lot 26 concession 4-5 appeared before Council. They were told of, a Meeting with a Ministry, engineer .to be held Thursday morning, March 6th, and that 'they could attend that meeting if they SO wished. The same delegation also brought up a change of signs at certain points on the Township roads be made, as well as the condition of the Boundary road `between West Wawanosh and Colborne Township. The Clerk was instructed to write ; the four 'livestock evaluators about CONTINUED ON PAGE 18 lucknow Man, 88 Has Surgery At Wingham Hospital Cyril Campbell of Lucknow. who will be 89 years of age in June. underwent surgery at Wingham Hospital' on Tuesday of last week P for the amputation of his right leg. Mr. Campbell has been a patient in hospital for about two months. wilmweewee Ashfield were two members of the, Oil Painting class at Lucknow Night School. Achievement Night, show- ing the work of all night school students, was held on Wednesday of last week at the school. - 4 Doug is a first year painter while Marie has been practicing the hobby for about six years. The LUCKNO SENTINEL $8.00 A Year In Advance — $2.00 Extra To U.S.A. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1975 Single Copy 20c , 20. Pages FAMILY GROUP IN FASHION SHOW Mrs. Doug (Charlene) McEwan of the 10th concession of Kinloss Township was one of the Sewing Class members at Lucknow Night School. Several family groups modelled their clothing in a fashion Fifty years , of service to the ,,I-serviceman and woman will be narked this year when the Royal 2anadian Legion celebrates its lolden AnniVersary from Novem- ier 1975 to November 1976. To mark this anniversary, the .egion has embarked upon a project which is aimed at having a arpet of golden yellow tulips looming from coast to coast in the pring of 1976. A specially-bred Netherlands 'lip bulb, registered as "The oyal Canadian Legion Tulip" is eing grown' in' the fieldS of The etherlands where so many Canad ins died in the Second World tar, The Royal Canadian Legion, Prodgh its branches across the aintry, is taking orders for the egion tulip bulbs for delivery in !ptember of 1975. Canadians Dm coast to coast are invited to in the Legion in its celebrations. Celebrations commemorating e creation of the Legion in 1925 ill start on November 10 -- the ght before Remembrance Day. In emphasizing that the 50-year- d Legion wants to stay young, mlinion President R. D. MeChes- y of Kirkland Lake, Ontario, told pews conference-recently that the: erne of the year will be Old Prch, New Flame. Mr, McChesney said that there now 446,000 members in 1,825 show at Achievement Night last week. Mrs. McEwan is pictured with her children, Shawn, age 4, wearing a 3-piece stretch denim outfit while Steven, age 2, wears a 2-piece tretch denim' creation. Charlene modelled a three-piece polyester pant suit and skirt outfit. Legion branches across. the count- ry. This is . the result of many groups representing about 20,000 persons uniting in. Winnipeg in 1925 and holding their first Unity Conference there in 1926. He said years of peace have .led the Legion to concern itself with community and national affairs as well as with ex-servicemen and women. The organization has recently opened its doors to the children of its menibers and deceased service personnel. Some 38,000 of these. young persons have already joined. Another feature of the anniversary year will be a Dominion Convention in June, 1976 in Winnipeg,. the birthplace of the Legion. Nancy Bushell To Direct Summer Student Program Orval J. Ketcheson, Manager of the Canada Manpower Centre in Walkerton, has announced the appointment of Miss Nancy Bushell as the Director of the Suinmer '75 Program (Student Summer Em- ployment and Activities, Program) sponsored by the Federal Govern- CONTINUED ON PAGE 13 To Visit Holland, First Time In Twenty-Four Years Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lanting of Lucknow leave this week end for their homeland, Holland, their first time back home since coming to Cariada 24 years ago. It was in November of 1950 that they came to Canada, later residing at Galt, Kitchener, Bridgeport and Preston before coming to Lucknow in 1971. p A baker by trade, Herman operates Lanting's Bakery in : the village. It will be a surprise visit in Holland where Herman's sister is marking her 80th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Lanting will visit with other family members while in Holland. Paul Henderson Is Out For Season Toronto Toros' left winger Paul Henderson, injured in a game last week, underwent surgery and will be out for the remainder of the World Hockey AssociatiOn season. Surgery was performed on the left knee for a ligament problem sustained when Paul was hit during the second period of Toros' game against Phoenix Roadrunners at Maple Leaf Gardens. ' Henderson, who'd scored 30 goals, and had 33 assists' this season, will be 'in a cast for six weeks. 'He had been back only, two games after missing five matches with pulled groin muscles. It's been a hard year for Henderson, who joined Toros from the Maple Leafs this season. Last fall, he suffered a severely broken ' nose and played , several games with a mesh faceguard. TWO MEMBERS OF-1 OIL PAINTING CLASS Rev. Doug Kaufman of Lucknow and Mrs. Herb (Marie) Wilkins of Carpet Of Golden Tulips Is Jubilee. Plan Of Legion .