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LUCKNOW,ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, MAX 220d, ,1963
Single CoPy 1
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16 Pages
RECEIVES DIPLOMA
nquesi Evidence Reveals Paters()
' TERRY DALTON
T.H.J. Dalton; R.R. 7,. Luck-
• ' now: .son of Mr, • and ' Mrs, Ray
Dalton,, was awarded the Asso-
- ciate Diploma in Agriculture at
the graduation exercises at the
•
• Ontario Agricultural College,
•
Guelph, on •Wednesday, May 15.
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KINLOSSITES MEET: AT
CALGARY TICKET WICKET
While •Mr. and -Mrs. I•lugh,
Houston, 1Vlidnapore,, Alta,..
were standing • in line for
tickets for the "Calgary
Spring • Horse Show, Hugh
was 'surprised to 'Meet two:
ether 6th Con. Kinlossites,
Ruth and Harold ' •
• ray, whose parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart,
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Firie Response
, Cookie Sales
• •
Girl Guide' .00kie Day , was
'held recently in the village • with
• a very generous. response ;to the
Orders . for the cookies were
taken by • twenty ir‘erobers of
the Lucknow 'Girl Guide Com-
pany, and 'sales • totalled 360
boxes. ..* ' • '
Janet '••• Oarruthers,.% with -.. 55
ibexes to '• her •creditr. wasthe
. top s,ales-lady, with Donna Rit-
chie second, having sold:: 28
packages • . ;
.• •• • •
ome furliiu..0.
From Jhansi, India
Mr:. and Mrs Alex "andy"
PUrdori of town had.. is their
guests recently, her. brother,
• ReV. arid Mrs. Angus MacKay
Of Jhansi, India, and 'her sis-
ter, MISS 13eitha MacKay, of
London. '
Rev., and Mrs, MacKay are
hom fUriough from the
• Ir-
dia 'Mission field Where they
have been, .stationed since 1927,
They' were last,. "home" five
years ago. ' •
'..Revand ikkrs. MacKay timed
their- return to behere for the
graduation exercises the end of
May of the Victoria ., Hospital
1963 'class of nurses of which
theirdaughter, • Mary Ellen; is,
Member, • .
Their son Donald is. taking a
• .commercial art COurse in Lon -
:don.
Prior. to their return, Rev.
and Mrs, .1\41acKay "Met Miss ,Ber-
tha MacKay in the Middle East,
she having ‘flown there for a
holiday trip. They also visited
in Italy and other European.
centres • as well 'a in England
and Seotland„
Upon completing • their tour
Bertha flew home and Rev. and
Mrs. MacKay who were bring-
ing • their car. With 4.them, re•
-
turried by boot,' docking • at Men,
treal
Separate
, .„• the death .of Albert. Petersen;
Recover, 'Luckliovir. Car Stolen List 43'
7 - ear old est • Wawanosh.
• • Tovvnship farMer a'nd the .fire
that destroyed his barn and.
.badly' burned•IVIr. P,atenon, were.
:descrgyed as -being 1 -"two separ-
•ate and ,clistinct instances" by.
Raymond Simmons of •the Fire
Marshall's Office, Toronto. Mr.
Simmons gave his evidence ' at
a coroner's inquest into the
death, held in the.';'W'inghain
Town Hall on Tuesdayafter./
noon.: Mr.„, Simmons . said; "piy
conclusion is . that we :must sep-
arate.the death and the barn
fire." • • ,
Coroner, 'Dr. W. ,A. Crawford
of Wingham.• presided for the
anquest • and Huron County
crown attorney : W. J. Cochrane
questioned the '•witnesses, Con-
stable Snell was in charge of
the jury and swearing in wit-
nesses • ' .
Thot Oat Received 7..014 Mino.r:...Ptillia91:
.Gordon Fier, local .• barber,
lest 'his car temporarily the lat-
ter part of the Week M a daring
claAight main -street robbery.
The -." theft took •place last
Thursday morning. • between
11:00 and the noon hour. The.
Fisher car was parked in' front
of their 'Campbell St. residence,
and &Maine& some materials to
be taken to the cottage which
they are building at Point Clark.
Abandbried at the same time,
just off Campbell St, at the side
of Greer TV and Electric shop,
Was a• 1956 model truck Stelen
on Wednesday at Sarnia. •
. • •
Car Recovered That Night
The Lucktiow car was recov-
ered' that eve 'rig in the • North
Bruce district, about 21/2 miles
north of Underwood, 'on: High=
way 21, 'Two officerS. the•
Walkerton cletachment..,. met • a
car about 1000 pm....with the
high beam "hitting them in the
face.".
As they started to pursue 'the
car it slowed to a.point that the•
driven. couild jump and let the
vehicle opine to .a halt on its
own, receiving only some scrat...:
: It , Wa.s the Fisher car..
Nothing was taken .from the 'ear,
and there was more gas in the
tank •-than when it was. taken,.
Gordon said. I: •
'Ilhe ear was broughtto Kin-
ca.rdine by, police on Friday ogi
1-..11 Saturday it vasbrought .to•
Lucknow by Mr. and Mrs. Fish-
er's on, Bill., Fisher; who with
his .wife were here for the week
end. • ' • ••:.: • . .•
• Fled On Foot
It was-: dark When the car was
abandond and police could not
say . definitely whether there
Was one .or two persons in. • the
car. •The escape was 'on- foot over
farm lands and wooded areas.
• • '
Police state. definitely' that
one of then was Richard Arlen
Smith of the Bruce district, who
knew the' countryside: A police
search was concentrated in that
.area„ without success. EarOY
Saturday morning, a car was
stolen from the farm home of
1‘,Ternian McLeod, Con. 110 Kin.
cardine Township, • and this
vehicle was discovered in, To-
ronto on Sunday. • . •
Hits Bad Record . • -
Snith,'-age„ 23, hasa bad re-*
-cordand served time in
Krng-
ston and Guelph,' lie escaped
from. police custody. at Sarnia,
and , was •deseribed by police as
a "vicious person with a quick
and uncontrollable temper"
Smith was 'arrested • in Kenora
.in late Aril and ibrou t to
Sarnia to face a • charge • f car
theft. He. was remanded for
trial by. judge and jury and ;was
being escorted from magistrate's
court by two Sarnia . city pol-
ice • officers when he escaped.
While one offieer was about
fo 'Plaee hitri in the bank seat.
of a Waiting cruiser, he, made a
r.unfor. it, 'I:1mph* a •low fence
Into a neigliboring yard and
dashing arotind a house.
"And that's . the •dast • we've.
seen of him," •.. Inspector .Myles
SMIth. is described. as being
SiX feet, one inch tall, and
weighing ',178 ,pounds. He has
brown hair, hazel eyes and has
tattoos on his right arm and
hand. . The .arin' tattoo is the.
word • ',7tlisbel," while the hand
tattoo is 'a •heart; With, the hid-
tials -4.1T-Df and the word
. • • .• '
...When he escaped; Sriiirth was
wearing a bright blue Vznecked
pullover sweater .and. dark , 'trou-
sers . Police .said he has -'a scar
On his right 'cheek.
Hcketts± Waked
Anniversary
On Sunday • last, Hackett's
AR -kited Church observed their
anniversary withtwo very 'fine
services. In - the morning Rev.
Henry Funge of Londesboro was
the guest preacher. His subject
was "Wait On ped",. Special
rnitsioal nurnliens . by. the Tees -
water Male .Quartet were very
mush enjoyed. •
. In the -evening Rev Kenneth
Griffiths of Brussels entitled
message "God Clears The Way".
Mrs. Griffiths sang ' two solos
Which •were much .enjoyed by
all. present. , •
fresh erian Kirk
Field ....Anniversary
The Lucknow Presbyterian
Church congregation had a dis-
tinguished . guest as their .anni-
versary speaker on' 'Sunday. Ile
was Major John . M.' Anderson,
area chaplain. of London... • ,,
Major Anderson has had a
distinguished ,career in the 0
laincy service. •In extending a
welcome • to 'him jion • Sunday,
Rev. 'Red MacLeod, pastor of the
Lucknow • charge, 'made • refer.ence• to the promotion to. the
rank of Lieutenant Colonel,
• which as shortly' tO be 'confer -
ted uPon: Rev. Anderson: •. •
•But as well Major Anderson
Ghana Native. very forceful minister and
With: Ripley Vet
• Bemis Nutor, .'a native .of the
Accra district 'in Ghana, Africa,
is ',assisting Dr9 Peter. Ilisson-
nette of Ripley 'for the summer
months • •
Mr. Nutor has cOmpleted his
fourth year of A five-year course
at the • • Ontario Veterinary 'Col-
lege, Guerph. '
•Mr. Nutor• will return tohis
homeland follewMg- .graduatieli
a 'Year .hence:
With 'his assistant in charge,
Dr, Dissent ette wilil,be :able • to
attendthe provincial Lions con-
vention •at Cornwall this month
and the•Internatipnal Conyentien
at MFanu th jitine, Dr. Bi,sson.....
nette was recentlY appointed as
Lions DePtttY District 'Governor.
4, • 999 ,
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, .
• t ,-.
delivered • two stirring ' and
"doWn to earth" • sermons to
large congregations. /
He said he .was not .altogether
a stranger :here, having been d
classmate of Rev„ Win. Hender-
son of Lucknow, as well as'
knowing Rev. R. D. MacDonald'
well, and he, aliso paid tribute
to the christiarI attitude • of te
late iss Marion MacDougall,,
whom he .knew during her final
and for. whom he con-
ducted • the • funeral %service, •
Anniversary time is an. occri*
sion to meditate on the mini,
sters, the' elderS, the (.teachers • &
the faithful who have Wor-
shipped throughout. the Yeart.
Their infIttence „may 'have been
Of untold measure, and he ad-
monished his congregation te
live so that their influence for
• ' (Conthgmed On page 16)
The jury, K.K. Dawson, fore.
Man John Duman, 'Phonies
Webster; Ralph Munro and
Thomasjoliinston returned the
following verdict ,at , the end .
the, three. 'hour hearing, "Albert
Paterson the deceased perison
carne to his death at •approXime- •
tely , 'seven p.M. in the .afternoon
of. April 25th, 1963, at lot 27, . •
Concession :14, West Wawanosh
Township, and that death Was.
caused by an accident involvting•
a farm tfactor." .27' • •
. • Hear. 'Seyeral. Witnesses ,
Coroner Crawford eXpleihed
prior to 'hearing Witnesses that
;they. were .sitting as a court of
enquiry • to: determine; when,
.where and ,by' what Means •Al.
bert Paterson ca.ine te his death.
'"No one s on trial here",,'. he
said. ••• • - '
. John Bell of • ListoWel was
(Continued on page 15)
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Exhibitors • At -Horticultural Flower
Show.; Mrs: Salk�ld Won. • Most Points
. . • . . • ••.•
weather, there Was a good show- purple or mauve — Edith Whit- •
Despite :the. backward spring IMrs. Ctimmings, Mrs. Kirkland;
mg of sprang flowers on, Friday by, Jimmy Hallam; bi-colour-
evening, May 17.th at the IVirs. • Joyat, Edith Whitby;
double, any colour . •---.. MTS. '
Salkeld, Mrs.' Curnmings.
Tulip Trios. — 3 red, Mrs..
Jouwsina, 'Greg. Hunter; •3
• (Continued on page 16).
gion Hall when .the.Lucknow
and ' District Horticultural. Soci-
ety held their annual spring
flower show. .,
-There were 108 •entries placed
by, twenty.one exhibitcirs to
Make a lovely profusion a
colour arid the judge, Mrs.' Wel-
lington .Henderson, • Used all .of
the allotted time to make her
MTS. T. J: Salkeld -ainassed est In.,
decisions, . . ,
the most, points and Mrs': Otto A T.i3; te t of cattle ..in
JotiwSrria of 1Wingharn was se- . fi•eld •Towas 'underway Szi -•
cond. Jimmy Hallam had the will, :be- co • pleted shortaY,..ae-:
most ,poinitst for junior rriern',..ers cordingto Dr. Peter •Bissonnette-1
who showea in, the regular. claS-: Ripley veterinarian. • ..
ps. Greg, Hunter and Allan An The test is confinedqo breed-
"diew • placed second _and :third:, ing • stock and is done by ,:and
Quite a number: viewed the under the authority of the Fed.
entries •during the evening and eral Department of Agriculture, • ,
enjoyed trying .to Outguess the7 ealth of Animals Branch.
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-judge.• • ' ' 'Pc is-some;nine yeasiriee the ..• •
The June Meeting of the So- last TJ3, test was carried out*.
'cietYr will take the form of a in Ashfield.- '• ' . •
garden, tour around some of the • The incidence: .rate so far
local gardens. the ' current • testing has be
The Winners on Friday, werelow
Tulips; isingle specimen, yellow Testing will be, carried oat in:
Mrs. Cuminings,', Edith Whit- Colborne • °Township when. the
by; red • Elizabeth • Ritchie, Ashfield .work is Completeck.
Nancy' 'Ritchie; 'white. --. jimmy A , testing .prog.rani in Bruce
Hallam, Mrs. . Joynt; pink • -- alsoin the offing.
Doing TB Cattle
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Fashion Show Packed For Two
Performances, Include Presentations
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Lucknow District • High School , Glee Club riurnbers intersper.
Fashion
is
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sup-
Thursdalast y's rarrilwaria.ycesaWednesdaycarsand a 1 malePseodrtecith• set t nby :rfa,trIlin:1J1.'imwi:t'Mh"black 'acthlSefil esaleciend:,'
• i•or female students being stip-
exception. Mrs'. Laural ;Hewitt,
Keith • Kaiser, Bill Nelson and
home -economics. ' teacher at the
Terry .'O'Donnell. .Russell.'
school,moulds her classes, elf
in C.oSttiirie; noisily •
girls into a pleasing .4ernoristra-
searche.d for ,his "love, , •
tion of their•dressmak-
throughout'. the evening and fin-
ely found his mountain Womah ,
Sue Hoffman. Mrs. Brian How-
lett accempanied the Glee
on the. piano. • •
Musical numbers Were provid-
ed on the cornet bY,Larry Pent.
land and on the saxaphone by
Donald Hodgins with Mary An-
drew providing ,Piario acconf-
paniment. Wendy MacKenzie. •
and Mary Finlayson‘ amused* the,
audience With the "Charleston," •
On Wednesday. night, Donald
ing, learned at the school,
ThiS, year, because of the
building program at the school
and the conditions it presented,
the annual Fall commencement
was ,postponed. Mrs: Hewitt in-
corporated , some of the .
mencement presentations into
her fashion. Show, and these
were made oh the twg, nights.
Mrs. Hewitt, Brian Howlett,
principal, and tkerald ,RathWell,
chairman of the school board all
extended . weicOmeS, „Studentf Dennis presented athletic
grade 42 :Paid hotnage ..to. the 'Wards to : junior, Peggy.. Button,
newly elected King. and, •Queen ' Houston; -intermediate,
of Lucknow HLgh Danny Dal.' rt...,arbara• Nelson, Ross '*.talina.,
ton And. Elizabeth Pirilay.son„ Becker senior, Sheila
and. to the tuniner8,up;, penai.d. KennethoHoustena PageEart and Wilheirnina eniititted