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TilE L PKNOW SENTINE4 IiIICKNOW, ONTARIO
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To Celebrate Oui. 17th
Seven Boys Join 441 Clubs At
Organization Meeting Here Last Week
•Fifty .seven ..boys from the Albert, R. .15; John Black,
. • Lucknow-DungannOn area' ioin- Port Albert, R. 1, 16; 'Cecil Cran-
ed tour 4-a Chiba Which Awere sten, Auburn, R, 2, 16; Douglas
;organized last Wednesday H. Gaunt,. loucknow, R. 2, 16;
• ing ,at a largely attended meet- Bill Henry, :Port Albert, R. 1,
ting held, in LucknOw. The meet- 14; LarryBunter, Lucknow, R.
Mg was under the direction of 3, 15; John A. MacCharles, Luck -
the 'Clinton Office of the'Depart-
iment of Agriculture. .
Three of. 'the .Clubs 'win • hold
their. achievement day at-. the
• Lucknow 'Fall Fair and the .oth-
er at the Dungannon Fall Fair..
' The four clubs are the Luk -
ow .4-H Tractor 'Club, Lucknow
4 -Tri Dairy Calf Club, 'Lueknow
Beef Calf Club, Dungannon.
4-7.1-1 Beef
The 'tractor elub, a new intro-.
Clued= this year, is ' under ' spon-
' sorship of; the Lucknow and Dis-
trict. Lions Lucknamf-and
• Dungannon Agricultural Socie-'
ties • are sponsors Of . the .01er
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4-HTractor. Club
memibership in the 'tree -
tor club totalled 13' with the
following officers appointed:
President,' Frank Riegling;
V".rke President, 1.- Barry 'Menary;e
•Secr.etarY-Treasurer, Max Rieg-
ling; Pres.'s Reporter, Ken Tay -
Club leader,s .are Omar Brooks
•of Lucknow and ,Jack 1VlieKen-,
zie •of. ,
-Clulb members,. their address
and age are: ,Bryon Meek, Port now, R. 3, 13. '•
new, R. 3, 16; Barry J. Menary,
Luoknow, R. 7; 17; Carl, Riegling,
Lirklenow, R.' 7, 17; 7rank. Rieg-
ling, Lucknow, .7., 18; Max
Riegling, Lueknove, R. '7,. 16;
Kenneth Taylor, -Lucknow; It 2,
17.;..Wayne Todd, .Lueknow, R.
2, 16. . • •• ! • '
Lucknow 4-R. Dairy Club
' Officers • of .the , Dairy Club
are; . •
President, Douglas . Gaunt;
Vice President, Ian_MaeRae;
SecretarY'Tressurer, Larry Hun-
ter: Press Reporter, John Brad-
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• Club leaders are: George Ken-
nedy of,. West' Wawanosh and
Glen Walden ,,,of 'Lueknow. •
Members numlbering nine are:
(Douglas Alton,..LueknoW, R. 2,''
14; Stephen Andrew, Lucknow,
12.; John• Bradley, Goderich,
R. • 3, 13; Douglas H. Gaunt,
Lucknow, R. 2, 16; Larry Hun-
ter,' Lucknow, R..3, 15; George
MacDonald, *Lucknow,„ R. 3,' 12;
Tom MacD,Onald, Lucknow, R. 3,
12; *Ian cRae, ItucknoW, R.
3, , 14; ,Doug MacKenzie, 'Luck-
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- .141411.0w 4-0 Beet Club
There. are: 14 inernhers in the
Lucknow Beef C1ti1b, The 'Offi-
cers are: . •
President, :Wayne 'Todd; Vice
President, Donald Alton; .Secre-
'tary-Trea.sUrer, Karla Riegling;
Press Reporter, •.tGarry Gammie..
Club. • leaders are Andrew
Gaunt of R. Lucknow and
Thomas Todd of R. 2, Lucknow..
!Members are, Donald Alton,
Imektidw, R. 7, 14; SrY,art Gam-
mie, Lucknow, R, 1, 15; Dale:,
.Gammie, Lucknow, 4, 13;
Garry Gammie,' Lucknow, R. 1,
1.7; Ray ,Hogan, Lucknow,., R. 7,
12; Murray' 1VIeWhinney, .Luek-
• noW, R. 1, 12; Murray Morrison,
Lucknow, R. 1, 13; Ilermaallieg-
ling, LucknOw, R. 7, 12;. Karla
LuekrtoW, R. 7, 14; Max
Lucknow, R. 7, 16;
Brian Rintoul, Whatechuroh, 14;
Kenneth Taylor, Lucknow, R.: 2,-
17; Hughie Todd,'Luoknow;, R.
2, 1 • Wayne Todd, Lucknow, R.
gannon 4-1I Calf Club
members • have joine,d. the.
Dungannon ,'Club with ' thefol-
lowing' officers:
President, Bob McNeil; Vice
:President, Cletus -.Dalton; Secre7
tary-Treasurer, Cecil Cranston;.
Press Reporter, Bill Crozier.
Club leaders are John Clark
:of .1i. 5, Goderich;•,Ross Eedy of
R. 1; DUrigannon; Sandy. K.olk-
man ,of R: 5, Gederich., •
Members are: Bennett,
Port Albert , R..1, 12;'..rohn- Ben-
nett, Port, Albert, :R. 4,14; James
•Boak, Dungannon, R. 1,, 13; Ce-
cil Cranston, A-uburn, R. 2, 16;
Bill ,Crozier, Dungannon, 'R. •
15; Jicn. Culbert, 'Dungannon; R.
1, 13; Clettts 'Dalton; LatcknoW,'
14; ,Gary Dauphrn, Dun.:
pinion; R. 1, .13;, Ron •Durnin,
im. Give Your Home Color' As Well As ProiectiOn. 210 111
•ia lb. Shingles In Blends of Red, Green and 13Iue,
. COMPLETE STOCK ON HAND
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Complete Stock
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ARBORITE , In A Range: Of Beauifful Colours
PLYWOOD --- In All. Thicknesses
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for us
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odern Kitchen Cabinets
,.-including--,•
Auburn, •3„ .14; Bob Eedy,:.
Dungannon, 15( Paul Eedy, Dun-.
•gannon, R. 1, 42; .camerOn.
Gardner, Goder,ich, R. .4, 13;
Patsy Jewell; '..Goderich, R..' 6', 16;
•Bruce Lamb, iGoderich, R. 4, ,13t
McNeil, •Goderioh,, R: .6, 16;
Donald. McNeil,Gdderich, R. 6,
.14 • John: Phillips, Dungannon,
R. '1, 12; Ernie' Sherwood, GOde;
rieh, R..5; 44; Robert SherwOod;
Dunigannon, 15; Fred. Stirling,
Auburn, R.. 2; 15; Bill' Vanstone,
Goderich, 'R. 4, 13;
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CHROME HINGES and puu4.,
METAL MOULDINGS
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1""X 12". SHELVING'
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' • 'TILE' BOARD' In, A Variety Of: Callers ; •
Wife, Family Of, 7
Survive Gr Taylor.
. This ceintnunity was Shocked
on Friday to learn of the death,
oft. ;Gordon Souter Taylor, ,R.R.
2,Lucknow,' who *died ip his car
on a. concession road in North
Dorchester IlloWnshiP, • in the
London Area. Death was 'dire to
Carbon imonoxide, poisoning.
Mr. Taylor was within .a. few
days •of :hi S 43rd birthday. :He
Was a .son of the • late Souter
Taylor and Margaret Hanna, and
was born en the Taylor farm on
Can. 10 West Way,iranOsh,.. east of
St. Helens. •••
• . Gordon's wife is' the former
Beier GauIey,. daughter of Mr:
and 'Mti. Thomas „,',Gauley; God-
erich. Mr. .&.114rs. Taylor resided
at Eden, Grove for several years
and eiglft• years. ago Caine t� the
Taylor itarm in West ,WaWanosh
fte± the •death of his -mother,
Mrs. •Williarn Wringler by a se-
cond inerriage. •. •
• Gordon Was a jovial .chap and.
was- widely known in the .rural
eommunitY- baying been engag-
ed for some time in •dead stock
removal. •
'The funeral service was held
at the MaeKenzie Memorial
Chapel in Lucknow. on , Tuesday
afternoon conducted by Rey,
B. F. Green of St. Helens tlnited
Church. Interment was'in Green-
hill •Cemetery, the pallbearers
being Earl Whitehead, • Norman
•MacDonald, Jaek Secord; • Carl
Wittman, Leonard:. Phillips and
Howard 'Martin. - •
Flower 'bearers • were George
Webster, Earl Jamieson, 4arold
6a•uley., Oh.arle.s Holmes,. Eldon
Emerson, 'Murray Taylor,
esides his, Widow, Mr, 'raylor
is Survived by lout son,sr Thorm.-
as of Elnhira, Robert of Dungan-
non, Neil of.Geclerich, Barry at
home and by ' three daughters,
•an at home, Margaret :Patricia
arid Linda,
w You, Are 'Invited To Come In And 'Look 'T• hese . •
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AgrfcnItorai Society Minstrel Show, Wednesday, May 1 .1
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SDAY PRY. 24, 1963'
nniversar
1962 Chev Bel Air sedan, automatic, radio, posi
traction.
• 1962, Chev Bel Air sedan, 6, stick.
1961 Meteor V8 coach, like new.
1961 Chev "Corvair' 1/2 ton pick up, a bargain.
1957 Plymouth "Savoy" sedan, priced' to sell.
1957 Pontiac . "Laurentian" sedan, V8, automatic.
1957 ,Ford 9 Passenger V8 wagon, a jewel. .
1957 Volkswagen, overhauled andk refinished,- priced
at only $595.00. '
1956 Chev "Bel AU!" Hardtop, a sharp one. -
371955 Plymouths, two are O.K. warranted.
MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM, t
Ten New °
hev's and Chevy 11 in Stock,
For 'A Real. Bargain: Buy .Now. •••• ,
THANK Y •
any thanks' for your past Patronage, . and .14e.. look t
forward to . being of continued serViceto you.
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Phone '147 Kincardine
Discuss Granf System
And Courses
At Teustge. Zone Meeting At Reids
Cornets, G.,Finiayson lit .1964 Chairman
The Zone 613', contererice • of
the Public School . Trustees: As-
sociatidrii of Ontario -was he14-40
Reids. Corners ,Comtittinity ,Hall
on.Tuesday: evening; April 23rd
with -'oyer one hundred trustees
and guests present.
Leonard lrwin,, Chairman of
',the Zone *as in charge .of the
.
meeting. • Chester .• Emmerton,
Reeve of Huron Township;, ei-
presstdt a ' welcome; to.. the • trust-
ees who were frozni3ruee, Grey
and •North Huron inspectorates,
Lawrence • Shantz, KitChener, a
past president 'brought greetings
from the .iassociation.
IS Mclnnes, Inspect' -of Bruce
No. 1, introduced . the gueSt
speaker Kennedy, Assist::
arit ,.Superintendent a Elemen-
tary. Schools, C,intario .Depart-,
ef Education: Mr. Kennedy
gave a very. •inforrnatiye, 'talk
on .the provincial grant syStern
And held a question 'period later
of which many took advantage.
John .MeCharles, vice-ohairrnan
of • Huron •West; • 'Twp: Area
thanked.:. the speaker. PUiPils of
senior Room of Pine RI'
Central :•Sebool favou'red with
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choruses . under the directorship
ef ,Mrs, Lillian Simplon, music
• high schd51s. Bruce •Threnclyle,'
Principal of the W. E. ThOmpson
ex
pressed the need ter 'professierial
• guidance ,to • students • entering -*
grade ' nine, stressing also that'
iriformation tegardingthese
courses , ShoUld , *made 'aye ' •
able: durin.g grade eight, ,
Carneron. McAuley of ',Ripley
very ''•Ably'expressed- his ,,-op in i'on,t, •
oxt the agricultural 'aspects ef
• the Secondary SCheol curriculum
• stating that ,.the•ernphasis be; on.
•the theoretical • rather 'than • on
the 'Practioal. He fe•lt• ,that• farm:
business should be taught as.
asthe other Sublects elating to
thiS industry. . •
'Bert .Hartley Kincardine' te-
presenting manufacturing and.
commerce stated that he' could ..
not forsee any .noticeable.effects• , •
of autoniation-on einploYment in
the. immediate localities: ./fe ta
. voured.- • apprenticeship training
after a basic; educations: pointing
• out the 'demand ,by industry for
tradesmen fromi , 1A-1:(:)-
• Pean Countries trained in Arils
manner, , ,
Avery .interesting' pa,noi d-
eussion followed, ••• •
• Oordori LoChalsh,
"was nominated' 'chairman • fr):",
Waldie, 41spector Of .11)64 when .the Zone will - Mb'
Bruce No.. 3 was rnoderator of in the North Huron inspectorOtE;
the panal.which discussed "The :Lunch was .seryed after whit •
Rol?arts. Plan of •Setondary,Edu.- ,Many took the oppOrtunity 'Ir,
cation" (The opportunity tpra'vid-*
e for Ptiblic School graduates);
PanclistsWero, D;• W.., Scott,
.§P6a0r,' ef Secondary. chools,
who spoke ,briefly on the -res.
visit Pine Iliver Central School
This was the third annual con-
ierenre of this' iOne, preview;
ones !being held. in Wallterkon
Hanover, • • •
sons for the changes brdught••
abOut and 'what It waS 'hoped • ListoWel is.stilleiekn'eriencill4
to accomplish by the.,
dill, principal 'of ,Ayirigham So.
cendary School outlined the two
year', four year and five year
courses 'available to students at
regional "votational and district
trouble with .its recently' instal-
led sewage system. Inferior d(",,
signing, or •work and poor in- ,
.Seection are charged as 'a com
bination Of factors' creating 01-t't:
trouble, •••