The Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-06-24, Page 15' WEDNESDAY, JUNE. 24.th, 1964
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,. ONTARIO,
pje River LJi.dte'.Chur�cI Will Mark
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.Centennul. Sunday
Sunday will be a red letter day
in• the. history 'of the PineR River .
United Church congregation when CONCLUDES PASTORATE
they observe their • centennial an, 'r,, /%rri
niversary.
Services will, be . held`, at. 11:00
a.m, and 8:00 p.m. conducted. by
!Rev. Merrill :MacLeod of 'Trinity
United. Church; Guelph„ •
There' will be"a .buffet luncheon
and reunion following the •morn
ing ..service.
At •the Morning service there.
will be the • dedication of gifts`" and
memorials: and the ' evening .ser -.
vice will be marked •, by the ded-
ication of a neworgan andthe.
burning of the mortgage, which
is a 'noteworthy occasion because
ofthe major capital projects of
the congregation ' in recent years'
including the erection of a mod-
ern manse and . new church,
The `compiling,. of a centennial
history was a major undertaking'
• in . connection with this one hup-
dredth. birthday. Rev. Donald A.
• McKenzie Is concluding: his • pas- REV. DONALD' A::NicKENZIE
torate: at Pine River at"this' time..
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celehru lcd . Their
5Oth... ....ivers.tiry
Mr, and 'Mrs. 'Harry, McCreath,
-Larnbton St., . Kincardine celebrat-
ed their; 50th, wedding annivers-
ary on • Tuesday, June 23rd, 1964.
The occasion also marked Mrs.
McCreath's - birthday. They . were
married in Exeter, Ontario by the
late Rev. J:. McAllister.
Mr. McCreath was born in Kin-
cardine Township and was a bar-
ber for over 50 . years.' He.is a
member of Old Light Lodge, Luck:-
now.,
uck=now
Mrs. McCreath is. ' the former
Ethel Armstrong of Exeter and
before her marriage, she operated'
Farm Finance. Rate Crushing
Burden
- ,Finance companies are making .•
county. agricultural.
a killing from the farmers', dole- ; representative, told , members of
., gates to Huron County Council'.' council. "it has been reported to
were' told recently. me that' there ' has' 'been' $75,000
Some of then are paying up j worth of farm •machinery soldin
to 25 percent interest charges on the Clinton area during the past
money borrowed for 'farmequip- �.
ment, and in .. the opinion: of, at
least • one' • member:of council, "
'thats' too much for the farm: bud-
get.'.'
ud
get "
The matter arose while the. ag
riculture committee's report • was
being read by chairman Stewart
Proctor, ., Reeve of Morris.. •
'Crushing'' Burdens
The unscheduled discussion was
started •by Reeve Donald McKean-'
zie, 'of Ashfield who saidyoung:
farmers, especially, ` were assum-.
ingcrushing financial burdens. .
He said. the. maximum. amount
of money obtainable•• from. 'the
government has. been increased
but the delays :in .processing ap
plications ` : is . sending farmers to
the finance companies.
Reeve' McKenzie said young; far
'rimers • starting out nowadays can.
get credit up to $49,009
ARDA • Might Help
"We have , a high' . standard .of -
living in. North America, : and; I
cannotsee how we'. can hope to
get too much for our- products,".
`Reeve McKenzie said.
"How young farmers ever hope
to carry „on with credit like that,
1 do not know," he said. Mr., Mc-
Kenzie suggested ARDA, (Agricul-
tural Rehabilitation and Develop-
. 'ment'Committee)' "might do, some-
thing to help." `
Council later, approved :.'estab-
lishment, of 'sucha committee in
Huron • :County '
three ` weeks at. 22' percent in-
terest.
terest.
"I had a .man . in recently who
had 'purchased $3,200. worth of
farm machinery on farm finance:.
1 asked' him why: he had not
made the loan through the ,gov-
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Young Couple To Live In V,:a1kE,1fo.1.
BUSHELL?— HALL
A double ring ceremony was red roses, white mums and step:,,.
performed by the Rev. J. Mc- hanotis.
Donald a t Kincardine United Her attendant. was . Miss Carol
church; Manse on Saturday,. June Hall, 'Kincardine, who wore pink
13 at 2:30 p.m. when Betty Lou chiffon over flowered taffetta with
Hall was. united in marriage to matching pillbox and, : corsage.
Ronald Lomax Bushell. The bride Gerald Murray,. of Holyrood • 'at-
is the daughter of Mr; and Mrs. tended the. groom.
011ie Hall, , Kincardine and the. ' A reception followed at.. the
groom is • the son of Mr. and Knotty Pine Inn, Kincardine. For:.
Mrs. Max . Bushell, Holyrood. travelling •the bride wore • a blue
The bride chose 'a street length dress with white accessories and
gown of bridal satin. with lace corsage of pink'. andwhite mums
over jacket. Her shoulder length The. young couple will live in •
veil was held by •a jewelled tiara Walkerton.
and she carried a bouquet. of
a millinery shop with her sister Rider,. Dianne Pollard; 'ball throw,
the late Miss Mary Armstrong, in Susan Fai�cell, Dianne Pollard,
Lucknow. • Anne Mackay; running broad
They are' • members • 'of Knox jump, Anne Mackay, ,Dianne Pol
Presbyterian . Church, Kincardine ,lard, Sylvia Rider. '
and when health permitted Mrs. . Senior. Division Boys: '
McCreath was well known for her 100 yard ' dash, Brian 'Pollock,
beautiful quilts. They' have two Donnie Pollard, Ian '.MacDonald;
sons, Ronald;. of London and Wil- standing ' broad • jump, Mark ,Mac-
liam . of Ripley, 3 grandchildren Auley, Brian Pollock, Roy Strath-
Miss Margaret McCreath,, London,. dee; hop, step and jump, .Brian
Misses Mary and' Shirley Mc- Pollock, Jake . .:Middlecamp,. Roy
Creath, Ripley,, Ontario. . ; . Strathdee; high jump, Brian.'Pol-
Many, friends called .in.the after- lock, Ian MacDonald, Wayne Far
noon andevening to wish. them cell,, , Roy Strathdee,, ball: throw,
,well. Assisting with • the serv- •Roy Strathdee, Brian. Pollock,
ing were Mrs ichard McKay, Davis Huston; running broad jump,
Mrs. Malcolm MacKenzie, Misses Brian • Pollock, Donnie Pollard,
Mary, Shirley and .Margaret MC- .. Roy.
-Strathdee.
Creath. A family supper was held' Open Half Mile
John.:Fludder, Joe .Hodgins,.. Mark
MacAuley.
at the residence with Mrs. ' Wil-
liam McCreath.; and Mrs. Ron-
ald McCreath, daughters-in-law,
as, hostesses.
Ripley Huron
.
eminent at six percent. He said,
government . loans. took too ' long. Scheel Hold :Tra.C1(
'This subject Is' bothering us.
Most people do : not . know. what
interest rate they are paying":. At
six ; percent :' down and . so' : much
a month,.;a ;$6,000 tractor in five'.
.years' costs $9,500."
ZION
Everyone was pleased to.` hear
that Mr: ,Torn Hackett is home
again:.
We ,were sorry to 'hear. . Mrs.
Frank Ritchie had. an : operation
last, .Friday::'in Wingham Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cook visited
with Mr. and. Mrs. Garnet Farrier
on: Sunday and also with Mr. and
Mrs:' Charlie McDonald.
Next Sunday . is Anniversary
Services at 11''a.m. and 8 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Raynard
visited with Mr. and Mrs, ,Donald
Murray.
Miss. Ann Ritchie is at camp
this week. , .
•
.Mrs; D. A. Hackett . and girls
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Leaver.'
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gar ''t 1;a bride.' s heart..:
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And l ield • 'Meet'
Champions were declared at
Ripley -Huron Central School field
day held last Friday, June 19:
Champion in junior girl division
was. Nancy ,Colling, junior boys,
Carmen Courtney; -. intermediate.
girls, Mary Rohrer, : intermediate
boys, John D.' Colling; . senior girls,
Dianne Pollard; : senior boys, Brian
Pollock. Complete results were: '.
Junior Division "Girls:
50 yard . dash, Nang Colling,
Janice . Paquette, Susan Walden;
standing broad jump, Nancy Coi-
ling, 'Marjorie; Colling, Ellen El-
liott; • high jump, Nancy Coiling,
Susan Walden,Kathy Farrell; ball
throw, Janice' Paquette, Karen Van
Der Hook, Joanne McGarvey.
Junior Division Boys:
50 yard dash, Carmen Pollock,
Barry MacDonald, Darwin Pollock;
standing broad jump, Barry Mac-
Donald, ,Carmen, Courtney, .Boyd
Carruthers; . high jump, Carmen
Courtney,' Barry MacDonald, Paul
'Shantz; ball throw,: •Boyd Car-
ruthers, Philip', Paquette, Darwin
Pollock. f/ e
Intermediate. Division Girls:
75 yard dash, Mary. • Rohrer,.
Karen Lackey, Kerry ' Farrell;
standing broad jump, Mary Rohr-
er; Rachel Rohrer, Dianne Stan-
ley - Kerry Farrell (tied) hop,
step and . jump, Dianne Stanley,
Kerry:, . Farrell, Gloria • Bushell
'high jump, Susan Colling, Karen
Lackey, Jane Pollock -Susan Brad-
ley (tied); ball throw, Gail Court-
ney, Mary Rohrer, Karen Lackey;
running broad jump, . Kerry Far-
rell; Bertha Van Dam, Rachel
Rohrer, •
intermediate Division •Boys:
75 yard. . dash, John D. Collings,
Dennis—.Martin, -- Timmy Rider -
1 Allan Mackay (tied); standing
4 broad jump, Harvey Brooks, Allan
Mackay, Dennis Martin;, hop,
step & jump,. Dennis Martin, John
D. Colling, Elliott • Courtney; high
jump, John D.:Coiling-Allan Mac-
kay ' (tied), Elliott . Courtney, Den-
nis
Martin; ' ball throw, John D.
Coiling,'
lIrtary, Henderson, Allan:
Mackay; ' running broad jump,.
John D. Colling, Donnie Fludder,
Dennis Martin, .
Senior Division Wrist
75 yard dash, Nancy. McKay,
Susan .MacLay, Dianne Pollard .-
Sylvia, Rider (tied);, standing
broad jump, Nancy MacKay, Syl-
via Bidor, Dianne Pollard; hop,
step and jump, Carolyn MacLeod,
Dianne, Pollard, Sylvia Rider;
high jump, Valerie Gillies,. Sylvia
Births
-DICKSON
Goderich Hospital
nFday, June9tto M.
and.
Mrs. ' Tom Dickson, R.R.' 3 God-
erich, a daughter (Michele An-
nette) a ,'sister' for,: Kimberly Anne.
BLACK to Dr. and Mrs. Wil-
fred R. Black of Aurora, . at Tor-
onto Western Hospital on "Sunday,
June 14th, a son, David Bruce
McEwan, a :brother for Heather
and grandson for .Roy. •
There will be a . $5.00 caution
fee on free text books . issued to
Grade 9 and 10 students at Water-
loo -Oxford District High School. If
at the end of the term the books
are not mutilated, the. fee will be
returned. '
Clearing AUCTION SALE
Real Estate, Livestock, Farm �Machinery
Hay end Grain
Will Be Held For The. Estate of the Late
Norman. Sylvester. Leeson
.ot'7, North Durham Road, Greenock Township
mile east of
Kinloss on Highway
on
ATURDAY, JUNE 4
:at 1:30p.in'•
• LIVESTOCK
13 Cows Milking
2 Shorthorn heifers bred
2.9•.. young 'Cattle
Purebred Hereford B
HOGS
17' Hogs around'. 150 lbs:
24 : Hogs around 100 lbs.:
4 market Hogs ',
: HAY and •GRAIN.
.11' 5 00 bales of Hay
y side .150 bus..: Barley
' • 2`5 acres .of standing Hay
4 Cows 'with. +Calve's b
2 Cows springing
MACHINERY.
lntern;ational: H tractor with yreeman, loader'
New Holland . No. 68 'baler, :
' George White Bale' Elevator'
Massey Harris . Side Rake.•
Cockshutt. 7' power mower on "rubber
John Deere heavy : duty wagon, new
International Cultivator
McCormick' Deering 1.5 -run 'power. drill
Fleury, Bissel" Disc; Harrows :a
3 drum Land .Roller •
Cockshutt No. 4.Manure Spreader
,John Deere Hammer Mill °and belt
Cockshutt. 10" Chopper, . 50' belt
De Laval electric Separator
Co-op. portable, Milker
international 2 -furrow plough._
Sleighs, Chain Saw
Electric Chopper with rpotor'
Numerous small. articles
AUTOMOBILE 1964 Ford Fairlaine 500, 2 -door,
8 • cyclinder' with less than 6,000 miles.
REAL ESTATE —•
The real estate being tots 6-7-8 South Durham Road,
'Greenock 'Township being 150 acres of, land more or
° less on which is situated a• large bank barn, S' room •
frame house with bathroom and oil furnace will be
offered for ,sale subject to reserve bid. requiring ' 10%.
cash day of sale with the balance in 30 'days. .1'f farm
is not sold the.atandrig hay will be offered ''for •sate.'
TERMS _ CASH
ALLAN' MacINTYRE -- Auctioneer :
Steele Water Trough.
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