HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-01-06, Page 1Year
In .Advance. 51.00
Years Eve Firs
�unq Kinloss!
,
•
doss: Township. couple ..and
:h ree children were left
4" Test Thursday in a.
d 'fire that • gutted 'the `in -
A' their farni home in the
tncessioni, about 2Y2 miles
the Lucknow-Blackhorse.
acid •Rosalind Hodgins and
ee children, • Darryll. 43,
2 and :Dale 6 .. months 'lost
t their personal: effects in
e including. clothing, . ,bed-
d furniture. -Much of their.
ings was also, damaged by.
and .water, .
fire. ' broke out about 4:00
Glen and: his ' young-• .bro -
law: Stratton Loder of 'Luc -
ere at 'home ' vith. thebaby
time. Mrs. Hodgins;.;' her
Sharon Loder 'of Lucknow,
ins.
ing ,Bonsp:/
phy. donated by Silverwood
this year, tobe used •in
ual Boxing Day • competi
as won by 'Bob Finlay, and
of . Mrs. Orville Elliott,
eDonagh and • Mrs. Jim.
at • the Boxing Day .•Bon=
nsored by theLucknow
nk .. consisting a. Mr. .'and
ill .Chin, Sy Mali and Ber-
ah, came from Toronto to
in this bonspiel. Bill
as a :former Lucknowite.
d Austin's rink was a,
ame winner with a • score
and a plus • of :4 to. take'
.in, .the 9. o'clock 'draw.'
s rink 'consisted of : Jerry:
lead, Walter .Dexter,.. 2nd,
my 'MacKenzie,; vice ',skip.,
e Whitby's foursome took
ize with , '.two wins for 32,
plus 12. George's rink 'con=
of Al Baker; lead, ,Jack'
en, 2nd, and- Mrs. Henry
nzie, vice :'skip:
Hamilton's • rink • of Allan
t, Jim Boyle and Mrs.
releaven wonthe consola-
Sandy
size
1
k . 4UCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, .IAN: 6th, 1965
'and hen two._ other children were
away gat • the time of the outbreak.
Glen and Stratton were doing' car-
penter work 'on a porch outside
when Stratton noticed. smoke
coming, from *the upper portion
of the house. Upon ,.investigating,
it was discovered that the ceiling
in. the living' room was burning
where: a pipe from a :wood. stove.
passed through.
Mrs;' Hodgins. returned: home
jest._ after . the fire had been. dis-
covered. Her sister' 'Sha .on took
the children ` to. the truck : outside
and Mrs, Hodgins and brother.
Stratton kept Glen supplied with
buckets; of water 7from the kitchen
sink _ Which* he : carried up and
down a' ladder to ' the roof until
arrival 'of' :the Lucknow; `Fire: De-
partment:
'SANDY MacKENZIE
TRANSFERRED TO CALGARY
MacKenzie; who has been
employed at Swift Current,. Sas-
katchewan, by Socony ' Mobil Oil
Company for the past six months,
has .been transferred, to Calgary.
Sandy 'went'to: Swift 'Current af-
ter graduating from Western Un-
iversity , as' a .civil engineer.
He was home visiting his par-
ents Mr. -and Mrs: Tom MacKen:
.zie of Kinloss Township over the.
holiday season. He returned :to
Swift Current Sunday flying from
.Malton to Regina. Sandy picked.
up his car at ' Swift Current ..anti:
motored to Calgary on Monday:.
.
First Christmas
Together l.n
Fourteen. ears:.
Dr. ''Alex Maclntyre : returned
to Boston 'earlier this week • after
spending two weeks visiting). with
friends and relatives. here. 'Alex
will return to Liverpool,- England,
the ,first of April after' spending.
a year on a'`research, -fellowship
Firemen, were able to ch
fire using the ' titer ..they ca
on ' the fire truck. The "roof is
off the brick house, upstairs . bed-
rooms badly damaged, the down-
stairs, living . room ceiling has a
hole in it with heavy smoke and
Water. damage. The kitchen was
not damaged extensively:
Some insurance was carried 'on
the house .- and content and it
is hoped the house _can be re-
paired. The family have been liv-
ing. with Mrs. Hodgins 'pareiats,.
Mr, and ' Mrs: Wilson Loder, op-
erators of ' the Mayfair/ Restau=.
rant in. Lucknow . and at .Glen's
jn_ others_piace at Kinlough. •
• The • Hodgins family have been
On the farm .for about 18 months
purchasing it from Frank Bah-
ler,
Furnace Trouble •
F�uiid. In Time ..
An oll' furnace' accident at the
farm home of " Mr° and Mrs. Ali-
t* Hughes on the 6th concess,,
ion bf Kinloss, well have
ed -'. e to ' burn ' to the
gro ► and with . Mr... and. Mrs.
Hughes holidaying in Vancouver,
no one would. have . known the
cause , of, the fire.
AudreyRichie..
Now In:'.Body` Cast
Audrey Jean Ritchie, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs.. Leonard' Ritchie,
was 'able, to be home. for '' Christ-
mas 'after being in Sick Child-
ren's Hospital, London, for :'five
weeks:
After a recent operation too ' futr-
ther straighten her feet, , Audrey
was placed in a:' body cast. She.
'will be : home : for eight ' weeks
and then will have' to .return to;
hospital to have the cast remov-
ed. At that time she will ' take,
physiotherapy treatment to help
her walk' again., •
Ori Six liV�e
California. Trip:
. Mr. �' and . Mrs. -Ford. ; Cunning-
ham of 'the 2nd. of ' Kinloss '.'and
Ford's brother and sister.. -in-law
.Mr.. and Mrs. Laverne Cunning -
hart!, of ',Carlow 'set, out . on Mon-
day of 'this.' week on a six-week
Motor trip to, ' California Mrs.
m.
Laverne ,Cunninghais the form -
three at.. Massachusetts . General Hos- e 'Lois Hackett, daughter.. of
mlay.s rink. 'were
inners 'with score of 21 ' pital' in : Boston. His field of tiled ' •; and Mrs. Tom: ' Hackett of
lug 8 .to win the 11:o'clock, /cane is as a neurosurgical' `ot�n�-}LuGknaw
'' second ' Alex had . not been' home since :.many. areas on their' trip through
'11+IcKtni s rink took c.
With two .,wins, a seore of five years . ago" •when his 'mother., the United :.States, the ;eventual
a%, plus 9. M
•:Kim's rink the• late Mrs. Archie Maelntyrey, destination. is Santa,Monica, Cal -
a '• Mrs. ''Gordon ' Finlay.- passed away. It has. been 14.years, ifornia, .Where ' Mrs.' .Ford.: Cunn-
sultant: . • • Althoiiiii 'they -will* he •.visiting
ed McClenaghan and Mrs' in 1950 since Alex , has spent inghams brother, , Howard Reed,
• Cliri tma ' with his sister Mary. resides.
Rayner and . his rink of ' Maclftyre of ""Lucknow . ;and his ,
Rayner, Walter, Arnold and/ brothers Donald and• Allan, of Kin -
ax Bushelwon the Con—[; loss:Tow,nship.' Alex went to Eng -.1
,prize. {.land. in 1951
1
$20,000: Artiticmi:ke Prnt is
tly Sponsored‘By Kepley And Huron
),000, artificial ice plant was ':member of Parliament for Bruce;)
ly opened at the Ripley Murray •Gaunt, member' of ' the
on Monday . evening,, De-' preVincial • parliament;, for.. Hutton
• 28th 'to climax "many 3rucc: ,lohnny Brent 9f Wingham
. of work by . citizens; of • who.. acted' as refereot`,„ •: ,...,.
liege .', of Ripley and the') Jird Needham, chaarman
h:board,
hf the
p of Huron ' wo have ai"��na . •board, acted .as 'master of
sponsored the project; • ircremonies,, Other' ' members . of r�
e school house league hoc= the : arena 'board are''' Jack Far-
hbracing most of the young rail;. , Leroy WValden, Bob Love.°
enthusiasts' of 'Ripley .and „Russell ti'r'dham� George Mc -
was •4. most fittin Y stay. ,l;viii and./ Chester' Emtierton.
eialiy , open. the . new ice Many weeks . of volunteer la-
. During' a . break inthe bout. were- put into the project
games, official ribbon cut-, 'tit luch•:1S jointly • sponsored :by 'Rip-
aremonieS were.Performed.. Joy aril 1i n' n TFr vnShip. The ov-
bbon 'was cut' by ' Dennis. (trail' cost of the lee 'plaart and
r e ny,itir�li;•;, was $201060; A`l.total
cardrnteawho . and fgoalten- ' rf eloso .10 $800') will be received
nought recognition tn, this in • grants. Vic remahfing :$12.000 ,
n . professional hockcy f in a m'ed .40r;by by the '
)thers• taking, ..pari in: the.. Inge -orf ltivle'y and ei r by the
ceremony were the fteOve township has lfot four reams entered
d W d of • l e "Ripley Mid -
4";•
"d
Chester N�mmerton - in the t'i',U•A.,1•, ' Jus.enile, r -
> , , f ,,; broom
an a
George McLean of ' ltil�� got, Bantam. 1 c r \ e . A:_ ,
Alf Lockridgr, secretary. ,nun league. l,lns l.!!1J `` skataet-
ing
er f th .. t r ..titan... r.i inds out a fun program of
t c
o e cls r, n nit unr'
A.sSociation; . John Lonev, rvrt.ies a'
A
Mr.. and . "Mrs. Harvey : Houston,
'neighbours of 'the Hughes, look -
Fed = in to see that all was well on
Monday of. last _week; and • dis-
covered • the furnace 'trouble.
-A . faultyrelay switch that 'had
failed to shut the furnace off, had
caused• the- tank to ' be •pumped
dry: of 'oil, The furnace had -fort;
unately not. ignited. and the : oil
saturated the area around the
furnace. and. out onto : the 'floor..
Workmen mopped .up the ex-
cess oil,' . but 'despite this, when'
the furnacestarted. again it was
necessary- t . use fire extinguish-
ers 'to put out the blaze • that
threatened to. get out of control.
It also produced a black' smoke
that filtered through the
Lucknow Claims
ews Years Baby
Mr. and Mrs.: George McInnes-
of. • ,Lucknow are the proud 'par-
ents of the first . New .Years baby
-at'' Win'gham and District Hospit-;
al. The : new . daughter, Janice
Elizabeth was born at 5:25 a.m.
Sunday January 3rd, tipping. the
scales at eight pounds, nine oun-
Mr.. and 'Mrs. • McInnes live: on.
'Havelock.. St. South 'in Lucknow..
George- Is .employed . at MacDon-
ald's garage: They have two sons,/
Melvin, age 10. and Gary age 4.
They. were. sadly, ; bereaved by
the death . of• another son' Lyle,
age 6,- who was : drowned • atthe.
rear of their .Nome last February.
The baby was presented with a.
silver • mug 'by: the hospital lad-
ies auxiliary.,.
Single Copy 10c . 16 Pages
Friends . of Tennant Henderson,
formerly '. of Lucknow, will be
pleased to , know that his health
:has improved following his re-
cent, _stroke. Tennant 'is .:recover-
Wing very' well . but stall needs a
,brace .and' crutch .to' walk safely.:-
He
afely;He makes his home , now . with: his.
sister Mrs. :Margaret Wicks ' of
Port Credit " Tennant looks for-
ward to the .Sent" el to keep him
events and
posted —on+ -L• c now
''the' ' news . of his Lucknow.friends f
•. and neighbours. .
Pinecrest Manor
Accepted As OH.A.
;ssocate Member
...The Ontario ]~Hospital Associa-
tion,. which recently ' opened, its r ;'
membership for he -first time to
a number ' of ' n 'ng ` r . es in
the province, today ed that _
a ;further 4 nursing homes have
been accepted into Associate -Mein-
•bership..
Among those which will receive
their new .Certificates. of Assoc- •.
iate. Membership this week is the
Pinecrest Manor' Nursing . Home,
owned . and operated' by Mr. G.
A. Newbold of Gough'.Street,tLuck-
now, Ontario.'
In order to qualify for admis-
sion to the 40 year-old provincial
hospital : organization, • nursing
homes ..are' required to satisfy
the O:H;A.", that they meet cer-
tain' standards, mostly , relating
to: .their ability. to •provide ade-
quate: medical and nursing care
for patients. Of the 63 homes
.which. have _ been surveyed since
the ;'program was introduced last
June, 54 have been accepted,.
As Associate Members, • these.
nursing homes will be entitled to
share in many of the educational,
research and :consulting services
which.the 0.11.A. ' already`provides. .
for its 250 - :Active'.: Member. hos-'
pitals. ' This move ' to bring nurs-
ing- homes into closer liaison with
public hospitals has been ' encour-
aged by their own provincial as-
sociation ' as a step toward the
further 'improvement.. of nursing
home services to.' their commun.-
Ales.
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