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LUCKNOW, ONTARIO. WEl NES Y, OCT: 24th, .1956.
clansmen Discuss Lions Chub,
beach • Dcision Next Week
The. Clansmen Club met on
Tuesday night withtwenty-three
mesrithers present and discussed
• at some length the proposal to
foam a .Lions Club,
The group will, meet again
-next Monday- night wheal—itis
expected a decision in the mat-
•ter will be reached.
• The Clansmen, •an independent
• service club, was organized 'orig.
finally '•some• twenty years ago
' and spearheaded a 'successful
drive for .a •new arena in the
Village. •
'In the intervening years, they
accomplished• ' a good deal for the
civic betterment of • the -Village,
although` not without lapses of
activity.: -
It is felt, by some at least, that
affiliation with the Internation-
al. , Association of Lions Clubs
would provide the spark to -make
the Club . a patent . civic group.
Tuesday •' bight's Meeting was
• ' addressed b5r Rae J. Watson, an
enthusiastic :Lioh, w.hb • has held
high offices yin the or avi ation
- - e • eily described 'Lionism
Which has: . over. half' ' a. million
members in seventy +Countries.
' He outlined the setup of the
organization from ;thelocal club
to the top level administration,,
and touched. briefly on, the o'b-
jects and code of ethics,.
Rae pointed out 'that there 'is
an initiation . fee of $5.00, and.
annual dues, which. quite a num-
ber oreelui s set at $15.0 i a year,
FP
a roximat
ely. 'half," of which is
retained *by the local . club Rae
was emphatic . that Lionism
could ;. and• .'would flourish iii.
;,., a4lxck lVaaan4,'ofoered.. every:. as-
sistance .possible. should a: decis
ion ' be reached .to. establish '.a
..
Club.
The meetingwas, presided over
by President Harvey Webster:
$125 .to Recreation Committee
Ken, Cameron,. secretary -areas-:
weer of the Lucknow Community
•• Recreation' Committee; reported
a deficit of $121.00: on the suni-
mer's •'operations . in ' promoting
• all branches sof softballa:and the
children's program of supervised.
recreation: There will • be gov-
ernment .grants recoverable on a
!percentage, of their. expenditures:
The Clansmen ' complimented •
the Committee on the job they
had done this steamier and voted
$125.00_ to underwrite the: deficit:
•
Donald • MacNay • of Ryerson
Institute in Toronto . and Ken-
neth 1VlacNay' of Western Uni-
versity, London, spent 'the, week
end, with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex MacNay,
CONSTRUCTION OF NEW
FINA STATION COMPLETED
Construction o a •new • and
modern Fina station .at the west.
ern le kir 4 L,.the Village _has
leen completed. The . station is
just west of. Elliott's 'seed plant
on property • purchased from.
Alex Mach, ••
•
T•he • station is not yet in op- tatii _ ti• ed.
eration, pending last minute. in- .
s al�lations.. The heating system
as being installed -this week.D'I STR I CT BOYS,
TOP DEBATERS
ay,
FLEW OVERSEAS TUESDA
Bob Morton, son of Mr. an
'Mrs. Albert Morton of town, has
been.. posted overseas for a two-
year stint with. the RCAF. He
concluded 'a three weeks leave
a few days ago, and on Tuesday.
boarded' a Nprth Star aircraft
for the • overseas flight.
There were scheduled stops at
.Preawick, Scotland, and in
France before-touchin ;- o .
g: -d ,err—m
Germany. His abase is at Baden
Soellingen in the Miele Forest.
district of Germany.' This is :the,
same 'base that Lloyd' Barkwell..
is .S o
'IS YOUR NAME ON Tho Frank Altonn of Ashfield ari
MUNICIPAL VOTERS' LIST? ' Murray Gaunt of . Weaat Wawa-'.
—= -- nosh teamed .: up• to win . the
The 1958 'Voters' List for the Huron County Junior Farmers;
Village • of Lucknow has been. debate at Seaforth last 'week.?
posted in the Municipal Office They `representd the • Cal sh a a -
and the Post • Office, Advertise- . Club. w n,
nien'ts in this issue:announee the The subject of • the debate was
posting of the list, and. elan the "Resolved th a
question as. captioned above"Is' disadvantagein television is a
, in the farm home".
your name on the Voters' List":. The winning .tvvoSenie upheld the.
This advertisement outlines affirmatiye side and in
the . qualifications whit ' Present-
h entitle, ng__. their-- .: decisive >>,a ; ent
a- resident to a n s,
untcipal tvaote. stressed such points as: school
elf youqualify as a voter, ex- children are . unable to concha
amine : the list before' the final trate' on hwne'w.or
• k when the:TV
day of: appeal, which isgovern- set is turned on• e watching
bers
' '5th, 1956, to determine if hard on the ey s (you' mayy t
not•
your natrne • is on the list : need glasses'' this : year, nor neart,..
but maybe in five . years); liquor
and beer advertising on US..sta-
tions was improper; . TV causes,
more farm accidents :because of.
'farm' folk hurrying to be throw h
nim.e . o wa C particular pro
grams; TV watchers miss: 'church.
'and other neighbourhood events;
TV cuts out .neighborly visits,.
•because visitors watch the ,:pic-
tire , tube instead of 'chatting.,
'On • the negative side, :. Larry
Wheatly and Bill Strong of the
eaforth Junior-Farmers•-eont-en
ded ' bhalt it encouraged people
to stay, home end: :there ..was a.
return to: home pad family `life;
it • is a perfect baby `sitter, and
the programns are educational.
The newly -formed • .50 -voice
Junior Farmers .mixed choir en-
tertained v►riththree numbers. •
cls
GET E
NTR1 F
ES OR..
AMATEUR SHOW
A the o f
At first
'of the week some
ten entries had been 'received. for
the amateur .show to. be . staged
by the.. Ladies Auxiliary to the
Canadian Legion, according to
thea ecretary-,: Mrs:• Eunice Reid,•
who is receiving the 'applications:
The •maj.ority; ofatheamini�ber-s-
are in :the• -12 and ender class,
with three entries in the, teen-
age group, and none' yet in. the
20 and over classification:
• Thebe are prizes of. $5.00 and
$3,.00 for first and second Piave
winners in. each of: the • three.
classifications, and it • is hoped
that other entries will & e forth
coming, 'particularly in. the • older.
groupings.
Bob .'S:ecord . of .. CKNX Neill
emcee the program which gets;
underway at 8:00. o'clock. The, :• Use of .;a new•hormone in beef
hoar and - a - half 'performance cattle feeding was described • by
will. 'be followed by a masquer-word and'. pie'ture ` at a. farmers'
ade ` ..Hallowe'en dance' ` with meeting in the Recreational 'Cen-
music • by Stun . Boucher and his tre, on Thursday, sponsored, by
Golden Prairie Cowboys.. ,There the'Lecknow District Co-oipera-
will be. the usual costume prizes, Live.
Admission. to th s double -bar- ' The guest : speaker was Boob
elled . entertainment is 75c for Winch,• feed specialist of -the
dolts, and the, Auxiliary: Ladies United Co-operatives, "and an
re hopeful that this 'novelty audience of forty farmers Was
event will really pack: 'em in. shown a film. and given 'an. ex-
planation, of the feeding of the
new hormone, stilibesterol, which
is reportedly achieving greatly
increased . gains in. beef cattle'
HEAR TALK ON:
CATTLE FEEDING
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a
a
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Little Girl Suffered Ba'dIyBr�ken
Arm, Had To Reset The • Elbow.
Margaret Simpson, 5 -year-old.
daughter Of kr.: and .Mrs. Bob
Simpson of; KintaiJ', is in St:
Joseph's Hospital, London, with
a badly', broken' left ,'arm,, °as a
• result .off-an-aeeiden-t•-•at-•heer farm
name on Monday, October 15th,
Little Margaret was playing
on the back of a standing• dtraca,
and as she jutiaped from the
track to the ground she struck
her arm, fracturing, her wrist in
t o, places, and also her ell oW,
rs 8in1pson, ••'who was ..the •for-
mer Jean Bushell .of ' Lucknow,
was with Margaret ,at the' tine,,
The injured girl was taken t<<
Kincardine `Hlospital, and it was
reeonianenide'd 'that -She be taken
to London where an operation
was . performed • on 'T lesday on
the aran;. Word was received tni
Monday of this week that • ,lir
1i reales had not. been knitt•i`rif
proPoarly, and that tihe arra v ' s
being ' reset Margaret is• in they
Children's Ward at St. Josoph`:..
•
.
PRESENTATION HELD. FOR:
.•
RECENT: NEWLYWEDS •
The congregation of. Blekes:
Church in Ashfield• Towship r,e-
held a . presen
B]akes 'Church Hall for Mr. •and
;Keith Cranston,, newly:.
weds, Mrs. Cranston .was the for -
rifer Joyce 1VMclDonald of S. 13e1=
feeding .
The hormone was ,released in
Canada ''this spring after ler gthy
experimet tatioxf n' cattle feed-
ing that produced nclusive and
definite results.'It ha's been - used
in the States • for some time. ' .
Mr.' Winch 'pointed out that
tat nn at
gains varied,,but showed an av-
erage orTabout, 20 percent in-
crease at .10 percent less cost..
The hormone is mixed with 'the
beef • concentrate• and , is fed in
prescribed amounts so that, the
animal, will receive a fixed daily
ration ofthe hormone.
A few. :cattle feeders in this
district are already using 'it with
good 'results, • according : to Mr.
Grant Case, ,manager. • of the
Lucknow ' District Co-op. Mr.
Case _resided• at the •rneetin
1� g
and introduced Mr; Winch. .
There were two door priie
winnei's. David Kirkland won a
cwt of beef . concentrate and.
Gordon Struthers, a 'cwt of cal,.
tie mineral, • , '
Doughnuts and toffee •Were•
served to conclude the meeting,•
en t '
A ,fell congregation was pies-
cent to stir slides .shown by Allain
Reid of 1)tinganrfon on the ,Cor -
„
land; sea. and air,. William
Buckin haler• c'nt rtained with a
comic. reading.. •..
l'tUNSC1rain and Keith -Blake,
•Whct werc' iii c hzwgr .ref. elle ar:
rati,getnent; tor,theaevetti'ng, read•
an atidr•ess . the •
young couple with an . electric
clock crit behalf of those present.
After anal! was 'said by, Rev.
Wa hingtoin the gathering enjoy-
ed
njoy
td az
1%t."fir^ .-,;,1;et.
ANNIVERSARY AT
UNITED CHURCH
Lovely fall weather favored
t e occasion of the Lucknow
U iced Church anniversary on
Su day. Guest speaker at the
mo ing service Was `Rev. R. R.
.Con er of Walkerton and in' the
eve inag • the address was given
-b ' v. -C. A. Krug-of-Belgrave,
with, Rev. G. A. Meiklejohn pres-
ent ' assist. in conducting the.
Servi
•
The choir, under the direction'
of Mrs. J. W. Joynt, with Mr.
Elmer Umibach as organist, ren-
dered two anthems: at each ser-
vice.
er-vice..In the morning Mrs. Ray-
nard Ackert and Mrs.J. C. Arm-'
`strong took the obligato 'duet in
the ,anthem "What A Friend We,
Have In Jesus". In the evening
Miss Margaret Rae took the solo
part in the anthem "Hold Thou
My Hand".
:dee: Conner gave a .forceful:
sermon on "The Challenge to the
Church": He : pointed out that
while anniversary tune is an oc-
casion for looking. back and rec-
ognizing our : blessings, it is
moreso-a -time -rof challenge and
' rededicat
tin • of .our lives to the
work ' .of ' The .• Master.. •
In the evening ' Rev. KruE.
• TEN PAGES
MAIL SER.VXCE REQUIRES'
RE -GROUPING ,OF PAPERS
The change of mail, service to
motor truck transportation has
resulted, in 'a re-routing ;of mail
that is only temporarily, we hope,.
causing delay in the delivery of
some papers, while in other in-
stances it is, ..speeding • up the
service: • .
---`"The range-Qver.' ' iffaires a re-
grouping of The Sehtine mailing
list into one areas, which, when
accomplished, plished, should remedy the
situation. It will take • some' time
''however, to complete Ithis
:grouping, and in.• the meantime
we ask subscribers to "bear.
wi'Ui. us". •
PINNED BY 'PLOW
HAD'' EAR 'TORN
Clarence'Gree'r was the victim
'of an 'unusual accident on Satur-
ty, which 'fortunately ,had no
oreer'
s rio
us consequences than y
a badlylacerated right ear. • He
retua,ned from the hospital on
•Tuesday.
!Clarence • was • eh:mag i the
plow points on a _ two -furrow__
plow about 11.00 ;o'clock on Sat- - -
urday. 'morning, and. got under
neath 'the 'implement to: de the.
spoke• on; the theme •"Double' ordeb, which is not his:•usual pract-
ice; •
While thus :enigaged, 'his • four
year-old son; • Bo'bby, unnoticed
'by his father, got onto the plow
and 'Pulled the hydraulic hand
lever. 'to release the plow.which
dropped on Clarence's head: Re.,
saw no • ,way of separating our,
-was, ori . tris left-sideat-ihe time
g d secular life. We
I
Nothing", in .: which he used the
parable of: the talents to em-
phathe that we must Whole
heartedly..make use of our' tal-
ents in • the Master's service; ;Jr
we will lose all. •
Rev. Krug stressed, that ' `he
„• 't
reli ions. an and the .implement pinned him.
cannot • be a Sunday Christian across ;the head and ...had him
but must .observe in'•our 'secular
life • the. moral law, including be Boibby . became frightened and: ••
honesty . ands. � integrity or the couldn't: ' persuaded to. leave' ':
help.
whole fabric of Christian living!his Daddy to ,go for. ' C1ar-
will break down:
—Tire apeaker.: ; recalred t w o
world wars .of recent times, and
warned that ;the Middle East is
"blowing up in our faces", and
questioned if another generation
ence •.then detern ined .. ,pull •
hiWself free -and he ,believes it
ay s in doing this that the mold
board lacerated his ear.
Upon reaching the house and
geeing' the condition of • the ear,
Clarence : went to Winglharn. Hos-
der • Such eircuunstances we
of young. men was to again ex- pital for treatment..'
perience this 'blood •letting, Un-' •
.or.-
ganize by :the compulsion of our
own danger; -.Rev. Krug said, but
implied that' by the rightful; ap-
'plicatien, of • our. talent's•, such
carnages could be aver,;ted. '
What •couldn't God do with 'a
consecrated people of all walks
of •h,ife, by, ..a consecration ,that
would • make them•whole-.hearted.
instruments of: His Grace. The ing; contest at Holyrood Hall on
answer; is . an individual one he/ Tuesday ' night.
Alex was top over nine other
contestants from:three, -schools-in
the township.' He will•. now : +corn--
pete for county honors , at Pais-,
ley. Ernest. Ackert of S.S. • .4
(Ifolyrood) 'a was second' •in the
contest, and George Bushell of
S,S.:2 (Kinlough) Was •third.
Other contestants in the run- •
ning :were.Cora `Belle Thompson,
Jean Bonnett and Ronnie Mac-
Donald of the • 10th Concession
school; ,Donald Barr and Keith .
Maulden of Kinlough school and
June •Ackert and Sharon,' O'Dea- ,
nell �of Holyrood. Marilyn ' Car
-
rattlers is the teacher at, the
10th Concession, JoanVanstone
at .Kinlough and Mrs. Robt. Os -
,
.
borne at Holyrood: Patrick .Pal-
mer of Bevie also spoke ',during
the: evening: He will represent • •
Kincardine .Township at Paisley.'
His• teacher. is 'Mrs.' WilbertShearie.
Frank Maulden • was . chai maxi •
for the evening, and Ernest Ack_
ert Sr. 'spoke briefly.'Coriim.un=
ity singing filled in while theaa
judges were 'reaching their de..
vision.
Judges for the evening were
Mrs: Roy_ 1VI'acKenzie -of Ripley
Public .School, Mrs, Victoria
Smith' of Purple Grove School .
and Stuart Collyer of Lucknow
Public School, Mrs. 1Vl:acKenzis:
gave soiree .constructive ' criticism
KINLOUGH : PUPIL
.IS BEST SPEAKER
Alex Hewitt of SS. No.. 2
(Kinlough), speaking onthe sub-
ject, "The St. . Lawrence Sea-
way", was ;the winner Of. tile'
Kinloss Township public speak -
said, in concluding' his forceful
ddress. •• .
• The speaker holds, the :title of
Col. the 'Rev. , Professor C. A.
Krug. He graduated in theology
t
a, Toron:to.and served as a pro-
fessor 'at • Mt. Allison ` College In.
aclaviil�le, N.B. Rev. ` Krug was
n .the intelligence service during
World War 19I. Ill ,health 'curbed
is activities : for a time, but, two
years ago he assumed the pastor-
ate of the pelgrave-Brick charge
of the .United Church, • and has
become• a familiar personage'. by
is work .on.. .CKNX 'radio' and
Associated with this anniver
sary occasion was 'a fowl supper
-served-on Tuesday- evening ••-.by
the ladies of the Woen's Assoc-
iation. • Interesting '.slides were
shown, :while the largecrowd.
av cited their turn at the bounti-
fully laden•. tables. •
•
SCOTCH SHORTHORN SALE
TO . BE HELD HERE FRIDAY
The Huron -Perth Shorthorn's
'.
Clubis 5th, annual sale of Scotch.
Shorthorns will be held in the
Lucknow Arena this Friday af-
ternoon at 1.00 o'clock. The sales,
manager . is Andrew Gaunt.
There are twenty-three lots .to
be offered having been' consign- of 'each speaker. Frank Mauldcii
•ed by prominent • Shorthorn ,presented each of the judger;
breeders in Huron County. , '• with a token • of appreciation,
•