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BOX B: % LUCKNOW SENTINEL -
AMBERLEY
Theevening unit of •PineRiver
U.C.W. catered ' to a hot. lunch
at the Ripley ' . arena on ' Friday:
of • last ' week ; where . students .of
'Pine River Central school en-'
joyed 'oa ` skating' party, `
A number of men from this .vic-
. ,inity attended a .Mastitis Clinic: in'
Formosa. on. •Friday.:,. An informa-
ative meeting was • reported by:.
those who attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McMillan of
Waterloo visited last Sunday with
°Mr.James Milien 'of' the, second
concession, of Huron
Passes •Grade 8 Music
Eleanor "Emmerton was succes-
sful in: passing '. the grade eight ..
music examination.. She . is a
pupil of Mrs. Ambrose Gamble of
Ripley, . .
• Mr.. and: Mrs. ' Art Courtney : left
on Friday for,London where Mr..
Courtney ,will be hospitalized
shortly.
• Mr.. and ' Mrs. ' Glenn Martin . and'.
:Donald attended ' .the funeral. of
the late Mr. Donald Menzies . of
Listawel', on Saturday.. •
Boys: froth. Tine River. Central:
School are taken ; 'to. ,the' arena In
Ripley. ori Saturdays and coached
on. )hockey .playing:
•.The C G.I:T. held a dance and.-
Social evening at°Reid's'' Corners
hall on Saturday* evening. . Over .
eighty . attended the .event. Rec
.,Qorded music was :.supplied : and
doughnuts .and coffee. .were served
• for lunch.
Father Passes
In :`82nd Year
William . Wiseman, 81, passed
away at Oshawa Hospital' on Fri
;day, January 29th. • He ,Was the
father of Mrs.: Joseph .(Isabella)
Finleon. of, the Lueknow area. His
wife,' the former Isabella 'Jane
Robertson of, Scotland, predeceas-
ed- him ••'October ' 16, 1948, and a
• ' daughter Nellie on ` December :' 19,
1944
Mr, Wiseman : farmed • at 'Keni1-
'worth near .Mount Forest and' la-
• ter lived' at Toronto,' Surviving
are three ' sons, •Charlie, John• and
Wihiam Wiseman of Toronto and
a 'daughter, ; 'Mrs. Finleon ;. .seven
grandchildren and three great
grandchildren.
The funeral was ;conducted from
Sacred 'Heart. Church, Kenilworth,
• on -Tuesday, with . interment in
••Sacred;. Heart .Cemetery. The pall-.
• bearers. were grandchildren The -
Mai, James, John and Alexander
Finleo of Lucknaw, Eldon Aus'
tin of Kingsbridge and James De -
versa x of Lucknow. .
PEEWEE, SQUIRT
HOUSE LE4 UE
Schmid's ' and Ashion's defeat-
ed .. Chisholm's ' imperials' • 4-2.
•Goal • getters for Schmid's and
Ashton's were., . John . Emberlin
with two, and Brian ' Jardine .;and
Russell 'Moncrief with one each.
Goals for . Imperials were scored,
by Peter Chisholm and Doug
Stevenson.' •
Hamilton's •Fuels defeated Ball's
Red and White, 8.3. Goals , far
IJainilton's went to David. Mac-
Kinnon with four and John Mac-
Kenzie and Bob Greer with two
each: 'Goals for ',Hall's 'ted, and
White were • scored ::by Robbie
Doak with two and Neil Taylor
one,
Standings 'Hatnllton's 'Fuels 17;
Chisholtn's imperials 15; Sell-
s and Ashton's 10; Hall's Red
and White 6. .'' •
Three. 'Locgl Nlen
Elected Ta'Board
Bruce 'County Wheat ' producers
held their annual : meeting.. at Rip-
ley on Thursday afternoon. In the
absence. of. John, • Sim,; the County
President, John C.: MacDonald
presided for 'the meeting.
Russell Bolton,.. President 'of the
Provincial Wheat. Board spoke
briefly. Mr Bolton ated that 'in
1958 when the . Wheat .'Board was
stablished Bruce , . County ' had
wheat •grovers producing
285,000 .bushells on :7500 acres of
which 66,550 ' bushells were' mar-
keted. In •1963, 291. producers on
5,800 acres' Marketed 127,315
bushells This was 'due" to ,an' in-
ereased yield and also because`
less' wheat was fed. 'Small 'poul-
trfy • producers no longerexisted
and the hog, feeder used :mostly
prepared. feed.. • •
'Ken Standing, Secretary
;Man-'
ager`` of the': Ontario Wheat Board
also. ''spoke. Mr. 'Standing stated
that in •.Bruce County marketing
had doubled since 1958 and •. in
.Grey County .it had tripled', The
Ontario. Wheat Board had pur-
chased more wheat in 1964 than
;at . any tune since it was organ
ized. 'It, 'had . purchased 4 million
bushells with; 21 bushells stillin.
storage. .He also stated that 13
million:: bushells: were- marketed in'
Ontario with 8 . million bushells
going y'einto . domestic trade at
home: • A :.. campaign, ' , : has. been
started to. . promote. .the sale of.
• wheat. by sending samples in
plastic bags. "to all -wheat import—
ing countries. les had. . aready;
been: made to the United King-
dom, .Ireland and Pakistan:. The'.
world 'picture for exporting wheat
at the .present time , is. not bright..
Frances. Australia. and some. other,
countries are .'subsidizing export
wheat'. as high as ,1.34c. a bushel),.
.At arecent C.F:A. , convention a
resolution , .was passed' asking the
Government' to ' subsidize Ontario
Wheat • for export;
Cameron, : MacAtiley, Vice -Pres-:
ident of Bruce County. Federation
of Agriculture brought' greetings.
Election 'cif 'officers for the • eom-
ing year was held. John* Shp of
Tara was : re-elected president.
Others elected to the Board. were
Frank Maulden, Kinloss Town-
,ship,.
own-,ship,: Goldwyn McCulloch, R.R.
Paisley• and Donald MacKay and
John C. • MacDonald of. Huron
Township.
St.: Helens 4-H Girls
Receive Awards
o. Huron Achievement Day' was
held in Wingham District. High'
School recently: when two ' 4H
Home -making" `club girls received
provincial honours. ;Joyce Proc-
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tor, R.R. '5 Brussels and Grace
Mathers, R.R.• 2 Bluevale, were
each .given their:.• certificate' and,
pin for completing .12 projects.
Theme for 'the day was "The
Club,: Girl. Stands O.n` Guard".
Mrs. Clarke Johnston of Belgrave
and Mrs. Wellington. :Good of
Blyth , were presented with lead-
er's certificates. •
Receiving-'eotmty' honour : cert-
ificates. and pins, were: Panicle
Cooper, Karen Gaunt., and Mar
belle .hunter, R.R. 1 Ltickttow;
Nancy Irwin and itosalene Phil-
lips,
hillips, R.R. 2 Lucknow Patricia
Crans'ton of R.R. 2 LucknoW Was
also
'eligible for a county eertif-
icate b; it Was' absent,• ,
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Represent Sentinel'
At Ont. 'Convention.
M,rs Don. Thoi j son
reres..ented the ' Lucknow Sentinel
a the annual convention of the
.Ontario Weekly Newspapers' As
sociation in , Toronto -•Friday and,
Saturday of last: week. • ;
The convention opened-. with a'
party Thursday evening with bus-
iness.': sessions .conducted Friday
and Saturday. Guest .speakers at
breakfast; • luncheon and dinner
sessions were ' Honourable Charles
McNaughton, Minister Highways
Honourable Mitchell Sharp,, Trade
Minister; Honourable .William .Da-
vis, Minister of Education. Mr.
Davis spoke to the group at, Ry
e r• s o n. Polytechnical Institute
where the. convention conducted
sessions. on Saturday morning.
John Morris of the Prescott
Journal 'has been .president ' for
the past year and :.was succeeded
by ' David. Dills of the . 'Acton Free
Press : who will hold the . office
for the,. next year, . .
CROWDED THIS ,WEEK
Because of lack of .space,. .it"
was necessary to •"leave out a .num-
ter . of interesting 'stories :, this.
week. They • will' be run next. week:.
Since 'the change:' of•'meil. 'local-
ly,oot.;•80% . of of r rural news
is . received much, later than pre-
viously. The. first, eight : pages of
the paper are in print Monday 'be-
fore the majority of rural :'news
•has reached' us It becomes ' nece
ssary': to use ' "time « copy" .and
"fill." on Monday 'at the expense
of the rural news that used to be
available. - This meansthat our
Tuesday, and Wednesday runs of
•the paper are :`jammed with .cur-
rent news as well: as the late rur-•
al news. Sound complicated?
itis is ;for us too.
.PURPLE GROVE
Miss Rosalyn Swan, R.N., Strat-
ford, . spent 'a couple : .of days -:with
Mrs. Helen. Swann.`..,
' Frank'Dore and • Dianne.
spent Thursday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. :• •Sam • Emerson,; Ripley,
Farm Forum met at the home.
of• Mr,' and Mrs. •; Donald; M'eCosh.
on' Monday . evening.
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.and Mrs.. Bert ,Brecken-
ridge were recent visitors with
Mrs.. Victoria ' Smith and :Murray
Campbell.
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LUCKNOW and
UNITY, NIGHT.
WILL HOLD AN.
Wednesday, February 24th
at 8:00 .P.M.
IN THE LUCKNOW DISTRICT .HIGHI.SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
Everyone ii.,*010me..
to view the exhibits
Lois Fraser spent ' a : day ' 'with
Cathy and Janice Farrell.
Mr. and 'Mrs... .Garnet Hender-
son ' and ' family, Mr. . and Mrs.
Kelvin Henderson and family were
recent .guests; of .`Mr. :and !Mrs.
Donald 'Gillies and . Valerie.
Purple ; Grove : InstituteMet at
Mrs, Herb ..Farrell's on ' Wednes
day afternoon.
43 - Years Married .;
Mr. and Mrs. ,Claude Dore spent
their • 43rd' wedding anniversary at
the home -of Mr. and Mrs.' Har-
vie Thompson.; on Sunday after
Unit 2 Bervie United Church
Women met at the home of Mrs.
Myles Armstrong on Wednesday
evening. • '
Mr. and ' Mrs. , Glen Fraser, Da-
-vid and'. Lori of 1Vfaple. spent 'the
weekend with Mrs: Herb .Farrell:
Mks: Arthur Collins ,and pupils
held a Valentine party on Friday.
afternoon. •
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Dore, Carl;
,Delbert :. and : Kenneth Mr. `W and
Mrs. Claude Dore (Sr.) . ' visited
Mr. and Mrs. 'Donald Doreand:
family
Mr: and Mrs .. Goldie ''Huston
were Wednesday visitors with
Miss Margaret Robertson.'
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd '1VIeClure,
Paisley, ' visited Mr: and:'' Mrs.
Gordon MacDonald. ° ,
Euchre; Party
A euchrePY
art >' . was held .on
^ridgy. . evening with Mrs. Gor
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don., .Patterson, Mrs. 'Morford Mac-`
Ka' , 'Mrs. Helen Swann and Mrs
Gordon MacDonald; Highprize
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for ladies. was.:. tied -by Eva Cul-
bert and Joan Thomson—Bob
Emerson got the' high .for men,
with nearest birthday
Francis Boyle and.. Milton Stan-
ley. '
Mr. ; and. Mrs. ;Donald McGosh
were Sundatly', evening .., guests -of
Mr,. and 'Mrs. Frank Colwell, Kin- •
loss,
Mrs.: Claude : Dore and 'Kenneth
spent • Thursday, • afternoon with
Mrs: Frank ':Dore...
:Miss Barbara Leeson . and Bill
Taylor, .Kitchener. spent the week
end : with. Mr. ' and Mrs. :Peter'
Leeson.
Misses GladysGawley,
Toron
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to` Nancy Dore,; Kitchener, %Eve
lyn Harkness,. Teeswater',:, Kather-
ine ' Bushell,. Wingliam, ':spent the.;
week -end at their homes in. this.
vicinity:.
4=11 Ciub: Meeting
Joan' `Thompson .was hostess to
the. 4-H 'Club•Giri Stands on .Guard
on Thursday. President, Nancy
Elliott,. and `secretary., Mrs. Cecil
Sutton. 'a ened' the ` meetingwith
.,A.
the 4-H. Pledge. Leaders. ,Mrs.
GreOige : Harkness and,' Mrs.` Wil .-
liam ; Arnold ' talked on a mentally. '
fit person. Names, were discussed
for the club:: The next meeting
will , be at . Brenda Currie's ' on
February 15th. Lunch was ' serv- • '
ed by the hostess.
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