The Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-10-27, Page 1fit A Year In Advance-- $1.00 Extra To U.S.A: . ,
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R•ui..n..ae:Sale.! s,.
Best Ever At $875
Lucknow Lions Club staged they
"best ever" rummage sale on Fri-
day and Saturday of .last week
*in the Archie Smith building on
Lucknow's main street. •
Total `proceeds from the popu-•
alar event were about . $875 which
will aidgreatly in the Lions corn-
, munity work. •
Elwin Hall was chairman of they
event a n d his committee w a s
Harvey. Houston, Bob Finlay, Geo-
rge Newbold; Bill Porteous, Wil-
fred Anderson and Al Hamilton.
A figurine 'w a s presented to.
Mrs. Rae Watson of London for
h e r, assistance. Rae a n d Mrs.
Watson. have been keen ' workers
in past sales and ' even since mov-
ing to London, .they have contin-
ued to lend a hand at rummage
sale time.' ` e was unable : to
make it las week -end 'but. Edna,
. a
came and worked continuously at
the' sale for thetwoda_Y s. The
figurine ' was in appreciation of
her valuable service.
Principal Conducts, Tests.
Wifl Suppiy TeachTwoAfternoons�
Insurance • 'Premiums '.
• amounting
to $786.29 were approved paid at
the October„ meeting . of the ;Luc
' know Public . School Board.
A .letter. from Mr.. T: . K. Wald
ie, Inspector,ra.g ['graded
. of , Schools, advised •
that in ed schools of . his in-
..
spectorate, a testing programme
concerning ' standardized testing-
for learning capacity and achiev-
ement was being introduced. As
it will be necessary for the Prin-
cipal to be relieved O. classroom
duty in . order to .administer the
tests, a supply teacher is to be.
engaged to permit him to carry
out ' the programme. Mrs. Bernice
Johnstone is to act ' as supply
teacher„ for : t w o afternoons a
week in .t: h 1 s connection while
principal Stuart: Collyer handles
this . work.
$7,100.00 w a s reported having
been received on .:account of Leg-
islative Grant. and $7,000.00, paid
on account of , Bank Loan. Sep-
tember expenditures amounted to
$4,807.56,. with a balance of ' $76.95
a . themonth.
t e end' .of the o
UNDERWENT SURGERY
Bill Blue of 'Detroit,.. a frequent's
visitor to . Lucknow a n d well
known here, -is still a patient in
St. Joseph's Hospital, London.
He :.'. underwent surgery again
ten days ago when another ab-
scess formed. Bill has been hos-
pitalized no w since August 4th
-and/this is the fifth time hehas
undergone surgery in that time.
Girls Presenied:
With Scholcirships,Grace Ann MacDougalla n ,d
June Ackert were presented, with
scholarships . at the 'Women's In-
. stitute County Rallyheld at Pink-
erton recently. Both girls are from
the 441 Homemaking clubs which
Were /sponsored by the Kairshea
Women's „Institute.' The scholar-
ships ' are 'each worth $100 and
were presented by Mrs. Victor
Emmerson of : Whitechurch,chair-
man of .the Bruce' CountWom-
en's Institute scholarship commit=
Each girl was also presented
With a certificate . of merit for .rain damage in mostly a miss." ,Lucknow 'and a. couple of other
high . standard in 4-H home- and miss - and m .towns were the only ones thong-
makingprojects and community "In • effect, the province_ is giv , last k -end and the
activities.
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LUCKNOW, 'ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, OCT 27th, 1965.
ASHFIELD' CENTENNIAL •
PROJECT HAS ApPROVAL
The Ashfield. Township. Center),
nial • year project, the construc-
tion of a. picnic pavilion, at the
Ashfield Township Park, at t h e
12th concession.on Lake' Huron,.
has received . approval • from . Fed-
eral -a n d. Provincial Centennial
Committee
The cost of the pavilion, .$5,064,
will be shared equally by. three.
levels of government,
fire Destroys
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Ripley Area. ,Barn,
Fire destroyed a Targe T-shap-
ed barn on the James . Brooks
farm, Concession 11, Huron Town'
ship, 2'k miles north of Ripley
and threatened the Brooks 'home
Friday ' night. • •
Ripley volunteer firemen .a n d
neighbors saved the two'. 'storey.
frame . house after embers from
the burning ;barn. ignited the'roof.
several times..
' Farmers hauled a large .wood
en granary mounted' on Skids to,
safety in , a 'field.
The Brooks: family,had' gone in,
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�to Kincardine : on :. a shopping trip
when .• they were .told'. of' the fire.
Robert Fair, a neighbor, smell-
ed smoke as. he ' drove by and
'went, into' the barn. to investigate.
He found fire In the front part of
the barn a n;d released ' several
head' of cattle.'
A hay elevator, hammer mill,
3,000 bushels'of grain,' and 8.,000
to 9,000 bales of straw: were' lost.
•MRS: D(RNIN PHILLIPS'DIES.
Mrs:, Durnin "Phillips, a long
time resident of.' West Wawanosh'
and Dungannon, .and • more .recen-
tly a . resident ' of Lurgan Beach'
in Huron Township, passed away:
suddenly at her home at. . Lurgan
on Monday. Mrs.,: Phillips was 72
years of " 'age..
The funeral service will' be held
from . the' MacKenzie ;Memorial:
Chapel, in. Lucknow . on' Thursday,,
October' 28th, with' burial in Green-
hill- Cemetery.
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Insurance,Pion
Murray Gaunt, M:PP. for P_ur
on -Bruce. has called:' on the fed-
eral and provincial .governments
to` . begin : negotiations for retro-
active crop' insurance.
Mr. Gaunt said that during the
upcoming "federal -provincial talks.
on a crop insurance programme, -
Ontario's Minister. of Agriculture,
William' Stewart, should'demand
that any insurance/`plan be re-
troactive to cover the severe,rain
damage to crops in .west -central
Ontario. •
He said his proposal would ;mean
"that • farmers throughout the
province would have to . pay a
double ' premium,' but that be-
cause weather damage is. so Un-
predictable, I'm• certain .there
Would be no violent objection.
'•It's estimated that premiums The phone et the ,Sentinel of
for crop insurance would be .a re- fice and at the editors home was
lasmall . amount each buzzing.lc t week after the paper
year,'
came out in regard to • the change -
year.' .
' Mr. Gaunt said' he has already over ' from daylight saving ' to'
spoken , to Mr. Stewart • and is standard time.
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his proposal .in Last week's . Sentinel • announc-•
currently letter
.oputting.ed that • the . change -over . was
a , .to the federal Minister of ,, ,
il Lure. HarryHayes. • schedu�ed fora last week -end. This
Agriculture, Gaunt was the original intention of the
Mr. charged that .the pro- g
.publication of
vincial. governments solution: to village; but after • ulilica
1i`s area is "hit -he paper, it was realized that
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WATERLOO ,GRADUATE:
'LOUISE ANDREW
Miss Marguerite Louise , And-
rew, daughter . of Mr. and Mrs.
William E. Andrew'•of R.R. .7
,Lucknow, - received ; her . Bachelor
of Arts; Degree at the• Annual Au-
tumn CTnvocation. 'f o r Waterloo.
Lutheran: ; University held Satur
day, October.23rd, m the Univer-,
sity Theatre 1' Auditorium at '2:30
Immediately after t h e : cere-
mony ' a 'reception' was held in' the
Dining Hall. Tea was served by
the University Women's'' Auxiliary.
The Chancellor,: Vice Chancellor.
a n d . recipients' ; of honorary ..de-
grees received in the Mezzanine
Lounge:.;
Louise had , on her guest list,
besides the members of her tin -
mediate family,
inmediate:family, Mr. and Mrs. Al-
est Andrew' and Miss Flora An-
drew of Lucknow, Mr::and; Mrs.
R. W. ' Andrew of Listowel, Mrs.
Rose • Kraft' :of.. Kitchener, Miss
Margaret Machan' of Wingham and
David . Keith of Teeswater.
After the reception Louise vis-
ited her brother John in the Kit-
chener -Waterloo .Hospital so: that
he ' plight' see. her •: in: here gown and:
the; - symbols of her Degree: The
occasion was : made much happier
by the fact' that. John had shown
some signs of improvement from
the severe injuries he had receiv-
ed ' five weeks previously in a
traffic accident.• '
The, guests were- .entertained at
the home of Mrs.;'Rose Kraft :of.
113. Wellington Street,. ' Kitchener,
where Louise has made . her home
for . the : past six years'while ser-
ving c .,
.r.
. h-
,.>:nb.,r cf' the Kitt
wing a� a� m
ener Public School . staff.
WINS $50. "EASY CASH"
•Worden Howald of Lucknow
won $50.00 • -in- • t h: a Easy Cash
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�h# Sc Classes Commenced est
Week, Keen Interest: In Seven Ckisses
(intended for. Nast week);'
Lucknow Community : Night
School commenced last week and
will run for '16 weeks, The class-
es • meet , each Wednesday even-
ing and principal L. E. Goyette
Levis, Mrs.Alex MacNay, Mrs.
Norm Siegrist, Helen Thompson,
Ruth Thompson, Mrs. George
Whitby, George,Whitby, Mrs. . A.
J. Wilson, Mrs , J. McDonagh..
Hooked Rug Making
of ` the Lucknow District High (innstructor Mrs. W, Henderson)
School is. in charge. -
Opening night enrolment was
close to 90 in seven, different
courses. ' This is very . slightly
lower than last year 'and it is
expected a 'few more, will join
classes this week.
Those taking' the. courses
listed. according to the way they
enrolled and some of the names.
will not clearly indicate who the
person. is. However, . time' preven-
ted us from following this: through.
The class, instructor and those
enrolled. are:; •
Elementary Sewing'
(instructor ,Mrs: O, ' Richards)
Mrs. C. Alton, Mrs. T. C. An-
derson,
n derson, Cor. a Cranston, Mrs. Ches-
ter Hackett, Mrs. Mary Hackett,
Mrs. Doug'Haldenby, Mrs.; D. G. nerman, . M r s. H. Bannerman
Hedley., ' Mrs. Russel Irvin, Mrs. Mrs. Currie • Colwell, . Mrs. Grant
Earl Jamieson, ,1 s o b .e 1 Miller,
Mrs.; Ken Nicholson, . Mrs. Wm.
Rintoul, Mrs., Ann Stanley, Mrs.
T.J.. Todd, Mrs. George ' Web-
ster:
Oil' Painting
(instructor. Mrs. R. Shiells)
Mrs.: D o n..Cameron, • Mrs.'R.
Campbell, Mel.Ferguson, Mrs. Er-
nest `Gaunt,. Mrs.'Charles. Wilkins,`
Mrs. Marie ,Wilkins, Mrs.'Lorne;
Woods, Mrs.'M. \Bell, ':Mrs. Mel
Greer." .
Bridge:
(instructor Elwin Hall)
Mrs. ' J. Chisholm, '<Mrs. M e 1
Ferguson,; Maudie Fisher, Mrs.. S.
Mrs,. Chris Cooke, Mrs. Wm.
Humphrey, Mrs. George • Humph-
rey, Mrs.. G. Kirkland, Mrs. May
MacDonald, C. Purvis, Mrs. El-
don Ritchie, Mrs. Wm. Schmid. ,
Advanced . Sewing
(instructor Mrs. A. Robb)
' .Mrs. Dynes Campbell,. Mrs, K.
Dawson, 'Mrs. Ross Errington,
Mrs. Gordon ` Fisher, • Mrs, David.
Hackett,: Mrs, ` L. Humphrey, Mrs:
Cliff Kilpatrick,' Mrs,. R. MacLeod,
Mrs, ' Norman McDonald, M;: r s.
Leo Murray, : Mrs. < T. ° Pritchard, ,
Mrs.
Russel Phillips Mrs.' Rob-
ert Stothers, ' Mrs. Blake,; Mrs. B.
Cleland. `
• Typing.
(instructor Mrs.: T. MacKenzie)
Cheryl Anderson, Donnie Ban ,
Gollan, Mrs. ,Francis Huber, Mrs. •.
Jim . Hunter, Mrs. Wm. Hunter,
Mrs. Ken Jardine, Marianna Mac-
Donald, Mrs J. C. McNab, Mrs.
Donalda Scott, Mrs. *N: :' Taylor,
Mrs. ' John. Murray,: Mrs.. MacLen-
nan, Mrs. Ross Kelterborne, .Mrs
Agnes' Thompson, Mrs.' Earl Hay-
es. ,
Upholstering ..
(instructor R. ' Kelterborn)
Bob Campbell,, Mrs.Clark Fiuu
layson, Mrs:. Jim `Gardner, Mrs-
Clare : Johnston,. Mrs P. MacDon-
ald, ' Mrs. Jim _McNaughton,' Mrs.:
J. O'Donnell, Mrs. Carl Rieging,, ,
Mrs.: Carrie Woodcock.
MOVE ,TO NEW. HOME,
Mr. a n d : Mrs. ' 'Roy MacKay
moved ffroxn Ashfield last Friday
to their newly built home in Luc -
know on• Standpipe' Hill.L
Mr. and Mrs:' MacKay :lost their
farm home'in;,, Ashfield =by. fire'
last April and later sold ' the
farm.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
ON FRIDAY NIGHT
Dr.. W V. Johnsto general
ris g ,
practitioner in Lucknow for many'
years, will return' . to the '. village
on, Friday'night when he =will ad-
dress. the Lucknow . District High
SchoolCommencement Exercises,
Students will, be presented with
graduation . diplomas; proficiency
awards • and scholarships and oth-
er honours at the Friday evening
event:
Game ' presently being held ' at.
Hall's Red: and • White.
Other winners • were Mrs. Har-
old Campbell, Ii.R: 6 ,Lucknow;
$10.00;: Mrs. Ford Cunningham,
Lucknow, $5.00; Mrs. Fred Em-
berlin, Lucknow-, . $5.00; Mrs. El-
don Mann,. Lucknow, $2.00. Fifty-
five others have Won. $1.00.
Time ..Changes
Sunday
7Qc f4 m grants only to livestock farm ing wee ,
g "cash Crop farmers ion was made by the.village to
decis-
June,who'has' commenced' nus- ers", he said
� :cash
relief at .all." postpone t he change -over .one
Se's trainingat Victoria Hospital,• will get no t a retro-' °wee • „.
t The Liberal' M.P.P. said i r caw was'resent to receivein r scheme could be The ' Sentinel hurriedly compil-
her award. p active insurance a the'' ed; a few .hand bilis on Friday
pli hed easily because accomplished .
Grace is attending
Kemptville _ ' a the incur- ,announcing' the. change. ,
government would .b
Agricultural College and was un- d thus would Con- . Daylight saving time will,
how-
an
able to be present. 1°fer awards once the
ms under :which it ever, officially end this, Sunday
were ece' ed her mother trill th morning,. October 31st at 2 : a.m.
r iV by ......1l he drawn un.. `
Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall.
The .CGIT' group of Lucknow
are.0pla ning to, gather for UNICEF
4n Th1irsda and Friday after
Y
4- p.m.. . ,
Their house-to-house` calls will
not be "trick br . treat,'' but will be
ited. Nations Children's Fund.,
,Your ,support, large: or ' small,
will be .appreciated ` by . the girls
and will be aiding a very worthy
cause.
for the purpose
ose of aidin the Un -
Huntley Dawsori
Bus': N�. 9 Schoo!
(Whitechurch News)
On Saturday, .October ' 23rd, at
10:30, bee more of the Iittle 'coun-
try red 'school houses met•' its fate
when S:S., No. 9, known as Mur -
rays School,w a s auctioned by
Allan Maclntyre.
Huntley, 'Dawson o f Kinloss
bought the school for $600.00. The
school is situated. about a mile
from Mr. Dawson's farm. He has
no immediate plans for ' the use
of the building. ,
Former pupils Were on hand ' to
buy momentos such as school
seats, books, book cases a n d
sinks. ' The oil furnace and black
boards had been removed to oth-
er schools ' in• the area.
JOHN <,DIEFENBAKER TO
VISIT HURON RIDING.
B o b McKinley, Conservative-
'candidate in Huron: Riding, .will-
host his party leader,- the' Hon..
John Diefenbaker, on : a "whistle--
stop" : train trip through the rid—
ing 'next Tuesday, November 2n
Accompanyin Mr. McKinley
g y
and Mr. Diefenbaker will be the
Hon. C. S. MacNaughton, , minis-
ter of highways for Ontario and
r is
p ovine • 1 member for Huron. R>_
ding. .
The party, will make . brief stops
at. Seaforth, Clinton, Goderich and
Exeter ONR stations as .advertis-
ed in this issue. Mr. Diefenbaker
will also address °a gathering at
the Harbourlite Inn at Goderich
in the afternoon.
Voters: on Decrease
In : Bruce, ., .Hur n
• Candidates In the current Fed-
eral election will • have it a bit
easier than, their predecessors of
1963.. There will be less doors ; to
knock on in t h: a current cam-
paign.
am-paign - Voters in both Huron and.
Bruce ridingsare down consider-
ably in ' number •from t h e 1963
campaign. • . •
Returning officer,Chester Mer-
riam of Tara reports that enum-
erators compiled 16,981 eligible
names on the current . voters list
and this ' figure will increase
slightly, when the .revision is com
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pleted:The number of ' eligible
Bruce voters in the 1963 , cam-
paign
was 17;382.
In . Huron riding, returning of-
ficer Russell Bolton of Sea-
forth reports 25,436 names; on the
'current .list which will increase
slightly after revision: In 1963' the
total was -26,076.
The number of eligible voters
in our .area as compared, with
the 1963 listing is 19as6follows: '
'902
Huron 'Twp 789
LucknowAshfield 693
Ripley. ....... 303
Kiploss 663 r'
1965
868
762
.680
292
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f igtires on We s t Wawanosh .
Township were not available at
writing , time. -
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