HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1955-03-16, Page 1Z;50'A Year in Advance --140 Extra' To i7.S:A
L?;ICK•NOW..ONTARIO WEDni$•nAY, MARCH 16,•'1955•.
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CKN:X, Wingham has applied
to. Ottawa for a •televisiQf lic-
ense., itwas announced this •week
byW. T, "Doe" - .Cruickshank,
errera inana'ge Qf the- Wing-,
ham • radia station:" Mr,,,,,Cruick
',shank said the application to the
. Department of Transport and the
':Canadian , lroadeastng Corpdra-,
tion • as}s `for,, permission 'toin-
stall • and operate a TV, station:
on Channe1,8,
The':proposed television' station
would serve; ffruce, Grey, Hur-
on West Dufferiri; North. Perth,
North Wellington; and a section
of Waterloo County, .according to
cleta•ils - released from %the appli•.
. cation:
' If . government ..approval is..
granted • it May not come until
some 'Weeks following • the: appli
cation's 'format hearing. in .Ot-
tarva rri,mid-April.
"It woUlde our intention to
proceed at once with the .install
ation so ' 'that service might be
available., ^within six:. months'
time from the approval • date";'
Mr. Cruiekshazik, added: "After.
a 'year; 'of investigatitiri :of. fact
and with a'. great deal Of consid,
eration of the economics:.of : the
problem, we <at -•-CI N'X- a-reTco
' fide/1C wve are in a 'strong pos
itign. to .operate a television sta-
tion: 'Arid, altliottgh we.' :stress:
that Our action; "thus far has been
only, the applicationfor'. a 'lie-
-Oise,. we- feel that' -there is every
chance lit will be • granted"
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PAY-TR1-B. UTE TO ---' .
AVE CARRUTH
. ERS:
That . this- -district Was'';deeply
touched by the sudden death of
David H: Carruthers was '•evi
denced .:by the. tribute'.'paid himd
last week.. .by hundredsupon.
hundreds:Who :passed his bierat.
his Kinloss Township` farm..home'
and at'::the • funeral service',. in
Ripley . Presbyterian ' Church on
Thursday. -
It was a tribute of respect and
esteein • such as .is 'accorded : corn-,
paratively: tew -men, and. an ex-
pression of deepest sYmp: ath to_
Y..
his. loved ones who have suffer:
ed, • a • grievous' ' loss.
.,aDTY'ave':died
Suddenly
on Mon
night of1ast Week a
- h - 'rt; 'attack.. The remains' rested
at ,the ifainily residence " until
Thursday, when service was
.held --in the -Ramey Presbyterian
Church, conducted
by Rev..- J. R.
MacIlonal i-.who._.spoke-corn€ort :{
ing• words of assurance :to the'
bereaved Countless floral., trib=
utes banked" • the !bier,- ,end. the
'crowd --,,of - mourners overflowed.
the church long before service
ade Th? • adxaoe t --hall where
the ::set vice : vas' heard +by a; pub-
lic address system, , faiiled to. hold
the overflow, and some. stood
out of -doors." 4
McmLMrs : ofd-Bruce'J County
Council' ` and Kinloss Township_
' Council and • officials, attended
the :service in. a body and acted"
as 'flower bearers, ;During. the.
.Pervi��e .Mrs. John A, MacDonald
and Mrs:- Kenneth MacKay :sdrig:
. a5 ac. duet, "Beyond- .the • Sunset
Interment was in iti...le` Cern
r,tci y, The pallbearers 1s Y
' ••lYlcC' p i ei s were Jim
�tilrviaJim Burt, 1-iarv�y
lloustori, Dan
T. McKa.nnon rep-
.r�esi,tl°t•ing. Kinloss CounciI, Gor-
•doir Stanley, reeve of Ripley' and.
Gordon , Brown, reeve. of°
Kin-
Dave's; Unti <*l
n,_ •., n y death, whish
cc,nrcci one day\ after, his 4l''t
llir'tlirl.,y,, .: ciai-nrAtL
h-rte.-•-�ia] �• t-1�'.
Rime or life as he was i t
l�irt.11.,; tG'r` f ' � SCr'Vrn.y
m... as Reeve of • K i n
loss and was playing ai•rrn -:ort=
a, tit• and , ft br i?.
titling role in rnurjurcip
ai, civic' . and Church.
d activities.::
Ta,
his widow, the= former Mar-'
iat•et ten:. his '
lViarr�x, ,_ .three daughter,
1vr1, 'Amelia'and. ,,.,
��ly� .i�tS Y' Janet, ages
brei d 5, and t o his Mother,
*hers, and: sisters, .the entiro ;'
roynnioni,ty '' ettettd . sincerest
sympathy.. • s•
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LUCKNOW, LEGION JUVENILES 'NOSED OUT FOR.ONTARIO CHAMPIONSH> P
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:,:....� ��' .�a'i.+�'.::�>,7,}.iee�u;�:f- _r .: i:.:hsas.�a:.zr.:•sryr:•wc.. •. .' .' '• , i. ., .. �,.
Lucknow• Legron•Juveniles fail.,
ed by a: whisker to, ;.cope the all
Ontario "D".. championship, • but
they ma'cle a``rca1.isattle_`-for-' it,
alia 'asrunners-up, received the
Jack Christie': trophy ': 'from •'the
HAROLD ' GREER BUYS •
GROCERY .STORE :.
A; Main ' Street business-
. transaction of :.considerable
irnp6rtance•.:was%eported the
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first of •'the • w.eek when .•Hari
old ' Greer, .9f ''Greer' Radio-..
and E11ectric,:' Purchased. the
grocery store building of the:'•
:ucknow District . Co -opera:,
tive.
Details of the
transaction• `.
have not..beitn.released' as'yet'
,• 'for 'publication:
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SPELL;
IS IIVEPROVINCNICELY
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:WM.. G. Webster is confined
to,•h is horn' ' a'. a, reeult bf 'a` hl.ar.
spell which he: suffered on Sat
urday morning: The' affects of
the• s°?izure NA ere not so- severe,
as"t•1 prev1Jus ati,acIt ,Bill had, and
he' is• getting along ,nicely, :end
is expected 10 be .able to be Up'
sh.ortl`y., possibly by the time. the
,paper: xs Qua • •
Bill Was le.ling fine& when he
went to ' ork .on Saturday Morn-
ing, ...but had' been en the job.'
only a ,short time when he suf-
feted h'e seizure.
' O.M.•H.A.: This -is in addition t
the .cup they will receive .es "D'
champions of the W,.O;A.A..
t Pictured above from :-ieit,- to
right,. kneeling,• front row, are
Eugene Gardner, Roy S,tanle?,c
NOMINATE TO
o 'Ch'arI>e: � : hin,, George Richards,
Roy Emberlin, •• Alvin': : Baker.
•Standing,'' Jack .Cook, Garnet
Henderson; business managers:
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Bob Mowbray, •Paul .Coarse, Ron
, Graharii,;'Kenneth MaeNav Erni. i
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Gibson, Kent Hedley,' Jack :Chin,
•Hughie MacMillan; Kenneth
Cameron, Legion president. and
Baroid Ritchie, coach
FILL' gEYESHIP
,.:Under .the regulations .,of the
Municipal Act a'' . "warra `t" has
been• issued for :the in hold
. r g :of
a norhination meeting in .Kinl`oss'
Township 'to :•gleet; a reeve- to
succeed the late' David . R. Car -
rut' ers;' whose iuntinaely` death
last •'week Shocked .,a'nd saddened
th°Q:.res'idents of the. Township:
The meeting- will lie. held' in'
the: Township,: Ball, Holyrood,
front•.2;00' to ,3.00•'.0.m.. on Mon='
,day, :March'; 21st, and should ;a.
9011 be • required it u i]1 be held
the ;following -Monday.
If the Vacancy is :filled from
Within . .the 'Council. Board- • as _
_ it
resumably might' be; it. w,ill.:then.
be' necessary ''to ' hold. another*:
nommat. on.� ;tip fill.:.:the '_chU.n.cil
member vacancy .9r vacancies. •
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S NTI11TE1L: TAKING ORDERS
FOR :JUVENILE TEAM: PHOTOS
Photos—of the Lucknow
Legion Juveniles, runners-up,
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for the all Ontario `D'• charas - '
,{ pbnshp;, may be• ordered at
The SentinelOffice. Merril
' Cantelbn of •Wingh'arrt. took
sdme' good shots of the. team,
• and. rite. •:enlarged 'Photos ;are
available•.at' $1.00 `each. They.
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• can; 'be had iii attractive
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frames .for ,Proofs may..
• be, seen at The Sentinel: •
TWO GROUPS EXTRA PROMS -
FOR KAIRSHE 4i' CALICO BALL
•The "Kairshea: Institute` titan+.xal
Ca•1'ico :Bali is little:: rnore.' than ;
,wee
�,.,.a_w�y-:�'ri�dauv March 25
This is .always ' a•. popular event
with, .a la ge. entry Lin •the 1,1_ 0
c,'clock dress' parade:, •
The .Institute `:is th'ti
. r, Year
id'ing• the contest intotwo clastics
•,-ori,e for . ladies. '25. ears' !and
under. and •the other,* for:
o those.
cit ei .s`t'ars: First and_second
Prizes will be Offered in each
group .for' both, the. prettiest • cot=
ton dress the prtiettiest Arne'
sewn cotton dress
FEAR FRACTURED • ANKL)
• Mrs Joseph: Agn,ww had the,.
misfortune to. fall down'the'cel-
lar stairs. -at 'her-- home • on --Mon-:
Mon-
day • morning: It , is feared het••
ankle may'.be broken, but x-rays
had .yet to be taken on Tuesday
to determine 'the extent of the
N;ONAGEN Rr•A,N'
H_ ` •B K
�5. �0► EN
-Mr, Duncan: MacLeod, Luck
flow's grand: old'. plan, .ii a pat-
rent in' "%Ingham ld'o piial with
a frac ur•ed tight hip. 1hay break'
cccur.'red about : '1,R• o'clock 0i
Sunday, Mr. MacLeod was in the
basement at . the time When. the,
limb
.collapsed. udder. him,.
:He was. take? '11y anthulance
to
Wingham 1 os.nital where he
has been resting c omfortaibiy and
t ane . e' f4„, The limb
was expected ''.to be• set arra Tties
d.ay,
luncl t;)unc as he i; f`arn-
iliart`ly�
known to rnaxv, obscr:ved
his ?lend bir�thdary on' Christmas'
Day, but °de rite- his .yeatr-s tc'ti:r'
enjoying. goad ,health and has re- •
tained, all his faculties to a re-
markable degrts44 Being ' hoc pi-
tallied is a nes e perren - e kr
the beiov tt dTd` ` entl'leman.
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li'JCLiSfCAL - TREAT COMING SEEK' ITEMS FOR.
Residents • of ' this cornmnunity
are • in for a musical treat to be
presented -in the Lucknow Dis`-
t ,ict High School:''auditoriuni on
Friday, Aril 1
. •y, p st, The program
will feature . four Departinent of
Education artists, 'and• is under
the sponsorship of the High
School Literary 'Society,: •
Watch" for. further particulars
tenet plan tri keep thait date open:.
Advance.. sale •tickets arc, now
available at 'McKim's tend. t1.in'
BFR UCE MUSEUM
STUDENTS EXCELL
IN FINE• CON:.
OERT
-The staff and :students of Luck
noNt 1�istrict^ High'. School 're
rent p
ed a most' excellent vairi:et
coae'ert'.i thea. hool y'
n audrtorurm
,last Thui sd.ay arid, ,Friday to 'ca-
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pa'city •aud'iences 'Which. . on' :1h '
second night overflowed. the. rot:, °seati•tag ,accomodation-;
The evening •commence
a with
numbers by .the "L.D.H:S. Brass •
Band. under: the, direction •of
Principal P. W; ' Hoa Mac Mee-.
:g'.
Donald' o aid 'inticdu•Ced the sslect•ians.
The ` Glee `: CIub' ':sang three
number.: '''Where . or V,rh in',,
'T'he Man., w•it , the Banjo' J and .,
Nor..
r Nobis ,Dornine Mr. G.:AC ;
Flemi g :k:`R.C:T:� of ); i cardrne
School• 711tr5;C instl'uctoi', was
}reit ;lcad�i. - •
Kenneth. M'a'c Nab.:, pre i;lent: of
the' Literary'.' 'Society, \t•eTconu d
the a:udience. and' ou 1i'i. 1 the
cco»•_�li hrnent,''and Or•o,jr:cis of
the Society,. }it or-aised Sid ;,
n..y
WhTth for tics, cx cellent ,,iob he ..
was .'doing •as caretaker, • and as•
manager„ of' tho~ tit;:h'oo] lowt acrid"
found clecuar;tment: Kenny ,nn -
!,g
• t•ronecik that -.the -Society, heel- to
mfnd the' I urchasing..crf _.a tape•
• recorder R Y .,ccrnil link: �ted the
Now that :.the, Bruce. .County
Museun: is 'anti cstabl i;;hed fact,:
an appeal is • sent out' to anyone
who has 'article. they might wish"
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to donate or loan; as' the case
may 'be. If loarned, those articles
can. :be -reclaimed at th 'end ii.t
the museum, ,year which is. May
1st :to. Nov ember' lst, . Or left for
'mother° yeatr still on .loan;
student,; who• had ;Worked. bard,
and •g]�°:ei1 df' their tirri4 to ` riail::e
the con :c' t' a success,
• 'T1ie ,sc'hooi "gym" : team �r,'
g'„ t �ftt ut�cic,,,
the tut:oirshrp. of 'l . B: Burden;.
gave a fine• displary of tib• mils-:
tics. A novelty 'dance* iv.as,.titri.,t. l
by Beatrice` Gibson, .Jot•. (. ()n1er
rh�ilis j
Sas, i ; ix, Lard>arr•a1 Ic�ry- itt. •
Audrey: Stanley,' •�Z;ii.rcl tate l'e�{
with' accompaniment by thils• M`c. - .•
nrlis oil violin and •Ether ljlzte_-,
ever, if the donor' can see fit i•1Jon
aid on .pial tr:
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baeh's drugstores. •t0 glv‘e, thein outright, all the; •
better. cotiiical perttrtr°crl of a S)iairl
1kILt-TCft-•'.•CIMt[rY• I$1OV`
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Mr; • and Mrs. Bart }tasted ant
four children;fl.arm, Youst, :Van-
na . and Sibr - e
- �rr;d..•,have • moved • tc7
flee' 1!ton is trice.. The froisteds
hid •bee*om c'till kirovrn and .
ci well
rik•ed h:vre:, ,They resided in the
Alton home�:,south• of the'village..
Mr'. and Mrs. A. Lina and `fam-
ily have moved there,, t=rot Mrs.
�,ernple Clark's house on C'atrnp-
' 1 bell St, East,
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All donations or loans sit'otidd rsh 'bull. fight c»'ot°.c1 'thou
a Com: ane �v a - l it 4 �rla � .•and. -enter•* aa.'uita
to age ,Or assoc iatiotl ettti Notice
included Emmeline •:Miller,,
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will be given •regarding the col-; 1'*e'ed• Jack Chin, ,TecI' 'rcrl r isr,
leeti f I'a ul Cort: S at'1e :11::j111Citt;
n v
oir ...5 ..the' atzot~e, :.The rvhr•lt ;� b. , :liar r
:vl�lcl1rn ,
Lee, not Iinirtecl act Instittr•f.^. mein-; r�ald, IstirS �torl 'airlcl'•`.,.
leers •but is .fo.r everyone The ; hu'tlr l •r l.ealren•'
Miss
deadline has 'been set for April
1st,. at'. which time ,the completed
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a
listhas'''
to..be hairld,..d, in to - an
of the museum committee.. Mis:
Mary MacLeod, Mips. Alex Hav-
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,. Mrs. George: Kennedy, '
.The feature of the evening was'
h * .irc'sti ;. r
•+� 1-tytart:on cif � thy. .c l:tsSit�
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-'"The Merchant. of "Vence", The
entire cast showed ,groat r,hilit.v'
in a finely di:•ectecd play.' 'chose
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