HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-03-13, Page 1X9.00 A Year In Advance --, $1,00 Extra, T.
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LUCKNOW, ONTARIO: WEDNESDAY, MAR; 13th, 1,963
Single Copy 10c 16 Pages.
1-00:Ackert:. Clmen,::::As One 4# Scow
,enders At World Jambo•ree r G
BENEFIT DANCE HELP,
FIRE VICTIMS •
reeveAt the insistence of neighbours
recce
.and friend, aihene•fit dance was
i.layd. Ackert, organizer. and.
Ripley _ . _
• Scoutmaster. of the.. F c t Kinloss
Boy Scout Troop.-°.- Lihiyuc+ tau.
' dal ,group of Scouts.. has been
awarded the 'high hamar •of be
,� •
ing chosen -as one .of the lc'adei�-
of the Canadian Scixut Contin
...gent to 'thee. l'l;th•. World Jamboree
in Greece this summer:
The selection and assignment
to the, leadership staff•. is • made
by the' Ontario Provincial • Colin,'
'Cil of the Boy Scout Assoc i:ation,
The jamboree will be 'held. at
; iistorie Marathon in G.reec:e from;
August;ist.to.11th, It Ls primarily
‘a camping 'experience•' in world ,
brotherhood.. , • •
Seventy=five` countries will
send' 12,000 'Scouts:and . Scouters
to; Camp' in .-twelve • s.ub-c amps r at
the 'jamboree,
The Canadian' contingent ; will
number '932, Lloyd' will be one
df 30 -leaders ,from Canada, ' • "'
' 'The.re will' ,be twelve' troops','
each troop carniprised of .four pa
trots of eight:Sc4uts'each, a troop
leader, a Setqutxniaster_ and two as.,
'.Sistant Scoutmasters
from the Red Patch and. :Maple
Leaf 'overseas. •region.5° 'sons of,
..Canadian service personnel • in
France:. and Germany Those' 'two •.
troops, will ira''el ..` by rail• . to
Greece,..
. 'Th'e other ten 'Dominion troops
Will. fly' ,from;; Canada • to'. Greece
in chartered` aircraft
Assemble At -Montreal
The 'pre -jamboree • 'camp begins
at. .L'ower: Canada College • in
Montreal on July 27th; ;One-third
ening of last 'Week ;,for ,Mr. and
Mrs; Murdoch MacDonald and.
Grant of Huron. Township,•'w,ho
suffered.a heavy •loss e,when their
barn Was
s destroyed thy fire.
:y us
•• donated e wa°
s
•'b Emer-
�i
�f
tons Carruthers and T2t,.rr7o,dlh,
,e+heatras., and the contributions: to
the -fund. were very *,generous.
The presentation 'was made by
Donald, MacTavi'sh. and Grant .re-
.
s ;'' /' M plied on behalf •of his parents
and himself. •
. No • time. was• dost -in attermpat-
•ing to :clean :•up'the debris, and
remains of dead stock.• An ex-
cavation was : d'ug 'and a' bul1=
dozer used.,to accoh plish • this., .
LLOYD ACKERT
of, the contingent leaves :Mon
ea -l --by a i r--err-M-ori a y JuYy`29t 11
arriving .in Athens the'. following
day. The remainder : fly ,on Tues-'
day, . July 30tih., • •
The jamboree opens on. August'
:1st • and' upon „its ',conc•lusion, •.11
days, later, .tours of Greece will
• . ' '. • • � appointment' as representative of
Teacher ' R�fiires'
Eroth±LP-.-S—StafF-
Mrs Lorne (Grace) 'Johnston's
resignation as ; teacher. on 'the
.staff -.oft the ." L'ucknow' Public
School, was accepted a the'•Marc
meeting. .of \the Board, effective
June 29th, 1963.
1VIr� . "Johnston has :been..' 'a °
member ' of the local staff for
six't'ears:
Mrs; Wm. Wherry accepted •thie •
be, hejd before +tiyin, back to. ,
� the •Board` to the T.ucknow Purblic
Canada on August'1,9,th. and 20th Library Board for, the balance- of
• Mr Ackert -is.already making', the.ear,
Y ..
plans for .the 'trip, one of: the ,first
requirements. being vaccination,,:
A''payment"of 81.,7OO OU was ,re=
le ceived' on account : of 1962 grant.
eed , and passport arrange- SundrY 'accounts for the. month,..
.
ments.
a
Red Cross
mounting.' to .'$395.86 •were ap.- •
proved paid; -
•. A rnemmorandum „from the On
tario• School. Trustees' Council
enclosed 'list of, books. as drawn,
up by the Children's . Recreation-
al . R-eadi,ng Council,, ` as a guide
for • readinig and' purchasing suit-
' Mareh , is Red Cross month, The elementary schools .pu•blic able''+ books for -different age lev-
and•• while: for 'the'. first ,tufle: 'in els. The: Board''decided .co V ies` of
•• . •.:. ,.peaking ' final the•-Vil,lage , , • •�..• .. far. ,•
many :years :there is ,not- an ac- of•.Lu.:.knot'. sand the Townsnip' ;these ',lists will be made ,far.dis
' tive" .branch locally, . there are of 'Kinloss was held in the Town; :tri+bution to parents of pupils in`
no doubt a: goad many: in' this i ' Hall in- :Hol. rood on Tues- thie •school.
community• who •'inlay Wish to day, 1ilarcli 5th,, ,� . ., - •
donate as usual to -th
>s,:.cause. Wrn:ne.rs were:• 1st prize,' Nan-, • ,
Thee. +wark of , the,' Red. Cross,
cy • •Bushell, Kinloss; SS ''itTo. 1;
Particularly ; •the iblopd ,bank ' ser -
2nd, Murray .:Viorrisoxi, . 5 S • 4,
'. vice, ':is of vital'` importance. :to 9 • Many
ed.
'3rc, Sharynn M
`
ow bra Y
Lii.cknow
-many- `here 'are Many:4umani mublic School •
tarian services render,aar
`om ore spontaneously effee-Judg',weeAece
Nancy ;Bushell
DOfl(ti�flAt*B�flk:PubIk.Sp�tkirg
:tine in tithe' of disaster: .Leod, Mrs Jaynes::Mi
•So that this work maybe aid-.. Mrs. Gleri" Youh+g• ;
,
e ,
Kinloss Townshi . ,trophy•m was
d'": <as•: convenen�tl as: possii>le•, � � ..
y 'resented Iby ° Mrs. -Lyman • Sut-
be received
donadions ct)o tihe Red Cross .will .A. ,, •
at ..the Bank. of Mori t,on president;• of the Hol' rood•
areal,. Lucknow.Women's- .Institute' CO.'.:Nancy.
Milt. Rayner,' manager of` the Bustiell:"
•
Bank *as . Red Cross -treasurer... Rett, e P A.: Mur r ay t as chair,'
• locally until the':unit.' ceased to-,man:for'th:e ,.occat.o:n in 'thy ab-
functiotn: Bente of:Reeve: Geo,rger• Juyn t who
n and
thea, Unable' to, attend
Tl 1. e ,v0 art ten (dist'(!,-.dant.", •
• _ tlr�i�c'c ..f.,,,„,,,, fi�knr.:. Luclr,cw , •bt'in;;
Lon. The ,,l,,l ,,t,t:,ili Launch�h : •y•
'iii" ,rued NI u'N•bel:,t licln,c,
,
gaiter -Seat. .• Drive '
The Easter •Sea.'l ramp:rign•..for.
the aid of crippled children t•nrn-
menses this: Week, .,':.T hug 4clay
.Aim --For Organ
t-Blake=-C-Iwr
At a congregational meeting at
Blake's' United- Church of ' the.
Ashfield `Circuit, held lastweek,
a committee was ' appointed to
canvass' the congregation:,' to'see
;f 'funds can 'be. raised to }sur-
chase a new organ..
This will represent anexpend
tune • of• :between. • $1,0.00 and
61:600. •hf reasonably •a:uuffic:ent
funds are in : ;Sight, within the
con•greg,ation, former mombers'i
36 Lucknow District �i�gf� eSchool Male
Students Have Received :Aid From
•
Alexander �I�LacKenzie � Endowment f n
•' La•te in 19••6? the administration
of the • ,Alien 1Mac•Kenzie.
Endow-
ment„ Fund was turned over for
:administrative purposes to ,the
Lucknow District • High. School
Board for . perpetuity . of, admin-
istration,. .• .
Since ' the . fund was est'abl'ish:=
ed some the
years +ago, Un-
der the terms. of Mr.. MacKen-.
zie's will, the endowment .has
been administered , by three tip
painted trustees.
To change ;,the method of ,ad-
•minis•tration, required an harder
by. the `Supreme Court` of On-
tario. ' ,
The original trustees of the
Estate :-••were David 'Carruthers,
Sr. of Kinloss,: Thomas .�V: Smibh
of Lucknow and F. W: Haag
princ_al,:•: _of Luekno�w--Drstri
High ' Sehoc 1; The school , prin-
cipal. ',served on the trustee
heard .by virtue of �a'his ,office.
Upon the death °of Mr: , Car-
•rutlers, 'his.. nephew, Dav'id,. Car-
ruthers, Jr:, .`succeeed, 'him and
;upon his death,'W. 13,. Anderson
was• 'named as.trustee:
--, Mr "Sm'ith,now ' a 'senir cit-
izen,
o crt
iizen, •wished to retire ' from '.the;
trustee board, and this, was a
factor in 1ea�ding:':to the. decision
to. 'c'hange ' `the.'; Methc d• •of • gad-
•
ministration:
3677'
t � nts�
S ude efit
1
, 4r MacKenzie's . will: ;•stipula-
ted• that the fund was :for •boys
only, ''because +he. believed that
there was "no use:educating
g r s as they. would only,.' get.
married anyway.r.:
Mr M'acF nzie,...,incideritall --
nevern.ver married; e, red. and it .
•was said
(Continuedt .on page '16). •
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Huron .And Bruc'e'.
Increase Voters
Bruce -Riding has 195:, rn`ore vot-
ers in•,the •A'pri�l election} than it
did for last • June's'. election .qac-
cording to figi,ures released by
Bruce returning officer, P. S. R. •.
1Vlalcamson . of, Kincardine Last
year, 17,163'�people were eligible
to .vote, and this year, 'Bruce has
17,268 ;voters •'on their list. \T+his
figure will be ''increased; ." no
doubt, when the.°lis�ts"'are revised.: '
Lu•cknow's el•irgible voters are
up ten'from' 683 ; to +693; K.inlosss
has shown....of te1ve-. •--- -- -''
jum•pin,g from .8'51 to :663; Huron ±lie
Township has decreased '•slightly
• ger,
ad-
is
de
ra
•of
ant,.,
be
01-
ate: •
. Sly
-of
11y
by eight from .797 to 7+89; Ripley; re -
village has, , gained ,.rine :voters '
going :from 294. to' 303,
few interesting _figures show
Kincardine •To•wnshi-p down se-
ven ',voters; .Kincardine, town up A.
ten; Tiverton ' '.village shows ' a
gain of 3.7 .voters;' attributed no
doubt to the Douglas Point' Nu-
clear plant being located nearby.:
Russell T.'. ,Bolton of. Seafort�h,
return. ing ,officer ' for Huron.: rid-
ing, states.that there' are 9'8 more •
voters. , .in Huron this election
than,last .ear; Official figures
show 25,'009 on ,:Huron • voters
fists,, .su+bject to revision':whi,eh
will' increase this figure •sligiht. ,
,1Y, In `Ashfield Township there
were;. 903 Voters .last • year, and
:thisl i rone,`'t
f Cby0
�u dropped
9.02. for :this . election. • • :. '
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New Industry,Operates.under Name
Lucknow Wood Pro1uc#s Company
The new 'owners' of the -for Phis firm •is • a leading Manu
faeturer . in •Canada of . 'quality
,metal :'furniture. 'for . hornes and
institutions.
The Lucknow• plant, however,
is• an :entirely:'s€parate operation,.,
..and plant modernizing 'and ren
ovations are 'being carrieed out. to;.
'Suit,' the type.. of ,products` the
Company will produce here;
This will 'include- f urniture•. and
allied component •' parts, also:
Wood turning products
mer. Beatty .Ladder Factory, . are.
to operate: under the name.
"Lucknow Wood;.. Products
according to information 'Reeve.
G. W . Joynt gave The Sentinel
on. Thursda
• y•
Principals in,the -firm < are trwo
brothers, Murray: Fri.ebe :,' prees-;"'
idents and ;Joseph Freberg, of:
. Tor'onto, . who, own and control:
Liberty ' Ornamental Iron Limit -
.ed .
iYrit-
'ed. Of Toronto: •
co , nrt
and, r .•dents of the .e cornu y
District .Governor Spoke At lions
C�ubF`1Vleeting On Monday Evening
Edwin. WWaiker'nof .;UIidla rd; Dis
i•
f
I -
I na,tiona'T, paid his official visit,
wilt be invited` to assist .with the tr'et Governor A_9; Lions Inter
1 proj'ect. , ,
'Rev, G. W. Kaiser presided' for to the•Lu,lnew and Dis,ti ict Club
•the •meeting, T!'ie com,m.ittee na- at; their regular` •n•ieeting• on Mon-
._ ,' c.t mprr. e o use r aye nr7b .
• v:ii, J'eriv Cranston Willr:am �An- i. r•
re Twin w Zinn. :Vlr. U allcer ., a :Charter mem-
reratu a
d ... d Of Russell I d ve
• March 14th 'and co•ntitlU' S • fc.,t• 4
�» Fql1
weeks until A Til' 14th ' •. 1 0, Survive
•.
. Coridueted' 'by; the'Ontario • Sae.' Many f •;� net: si tli c (?ta7 1.t�ii ps
ciet�' Eor Cri;ppled.'Childien, :he; �.1
'+ a ri1a;,"i' t'tlTtta,llt' •tta.
aw an !strict to
It
c r c'it , amen rn.n. • " . , r ,oer of the VP,dland- "Lions .Club,
use :is, promotei 'orally c�, t'n'. t:'I
C'd i,, Jim alai{fit ;an of
L ;' b incl til f 1
is the 'third campaign t}ac. 1u.h r._c•• •
ha 1 �` 11°rrc.,l , ttt (7 ••
tift •
s ronditcted since taking cxG:a?l�.t < ;., ,
: htzt� llt{'r�, Mart 1*,,.Tab t�h. and
project !n' ,i~has area • t ,r
ttster seals rh ve � orifi out rta � . ,. ; r� i•t l'�ttt.ti p.i"c'-.
the zna 'ls ' this tveek,'..and the • c
USus' e d • "r(' mat wi. h on of' the li(t',e
l ' generous and. r _a •.y . , ,,
r•'.r �L�• \ .: 41 i'�' t'1�5 Y, fol; .. ut'tt ,`hx%rte••.
spon�c is•anticrpated. Vit:•.. and Mr,. \7:r,JZ;llrtta 1i�r
The ' Ontario -wide oblectiv tic , �,t, .•1) it :cls J'oseph'
' lac'
$1,000,000 ,for ,the. Carr and tt`c'.it'
ol av +6 000 tri t f .•
i'n er l pp club to i • t t
1�...Tra,c i,�•
VIa''t' T 1( r -a.
}i a g} The itfa,t,• ttt
mens' 1cd (ha;-' ,1111Vt'.. , . . ''ltd t.ta ad, (ril
dt,t�a'lt pa , ,,, c �i°,
tine' for the Lion. cntl \ rl.
df it.5
Share requires a gen... ,t• 1.. M . id •r' ; tiindMr,7
5 are :here req.,,.. , ,, t' I;u� k.,.tt,tt at .
era' r c'orni,ltt. .,ir,..Q.. r.. , • L'`tit aria
atrin(,s,
h;, . esportse fratt� ''t}tE. ..,, :1)'. w,•,°r., (7.., t .� .
+Itty, . } YY,r, r ' �C t''G'iC`(`� �ti•i�i('` i�it'ld' riiQt
i •, Seal i . r ka ett••t,u.�, w. ,.., t t1' t�!' h(. . 'the
Thi' '.rot's Club taster r , r 7 ii+t+. ••,$T z•
oG - , tetra • i 1a,ir dti.ti., Y ,r , •.�..
irinlittee is •corn riled cif• Ca , •, '• ;x,,11 J ti•?t • • ,
p i} r a ans.; ,on
Cori la
�Icrntgotrter r}lairirtYa,n•;
dote `l%her, ti"easyire ; Frank i ,..rYtt ►'•
i it•
hnmp on, E, it Agnc'av, 1,;ar>-d
:�lrtrir'i, Robri t Mru.lntit.•h
ill.ai .
Sold West
awanosh � Farm
with a; 25 -year. perfect at-
tendance. record. He .has , been
„parttctilarly„..a�tilc in prcnio•t"ing
, the Lions public • ir�,y Coco
TA.
:petitions, . ,• •
The District Governor was in
1. Howard Thompson and•his n•n•o -
,her„ 1Virs John Thompson 6f
•R:R. 2,. Afi+b�u�rn, will the . moving
shortly to Goclerich where they.
have purchased a .home,.
Thev have sold' their West
\VY1wanosh Township faun to
Jerry' Van Aaken o1 the •London
district,' '
17r, and; Mrs. Van. Aaken have
a farm -1y of three ,pre-school age
children. They obtain ,possession
of the faun on April lstr
Howard sold, the implements
with the 'farm,. He will held a
'' clearing' 'auction sale of cattle
Kind feed{ on jTjuyesday' sof next
week, 'March 1�It11LY Y _
tr'oduce•d. by Frank Thorpson,
Was *thanked iby Bob Finlay, and
presented • •with a' gift on. behalf •
of. the Club. • '. •
elle spoke .6f the objectives of
Lionistn 'which are • unchanged.
since their establishment .in 19.19
when .Lionism was., in its infancy
in Chicago and, ' Central States.
The outreach. at that time str•es--
s•ed international relationship &
today, Lionasm has spread to 118
countries ari•d geographical lova-:
tions embodying 16,800 Clubs,
First Vice -,president B'ab Mac-
Intosh .presided• in the absence of
the president, Lloyd' Ashton, . ,
Hlalte ALtt ;was called ' on tq
"report'' ozu the curling bonspiel
EDWIN WALKER
at •Listowel ' last week ' when a . -
Laorrs foursome partic patect. -and
were forked' by the storm. that
blew up to 'return• by train •
The draw priz was won by, '
'Mr,. Walker, and the "feed the , '
`goa•t" arbsrttee• aWtttiwent to'.
tek
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