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LUCKN
W, ONTARIO; WEDNESDAY, . U +E 19th, 1963 '
Single Copy lOc
16; Pages
Nominate 3 Local.
Men From Lucknow
Huron and KinIos
George i1VicCutcheon of' $rus
sets 'will again . carry the icon-
• servative :banner into, the forth
coming ,'provincial election •:anti-
cipated this Fall, Mr. McCutcheon
was elected on the 'first ''ballot:
over Reeve Chester Emrierton'
of Huron, Township and John
Fischer,' clerk ' of Turnberry.
Townshvp •at . the Huron -Bruce
• Conservative nominating Conven-
tion held.
onven-tionheld. in the Wirigham Town
Hall last' Thursday .night
McCutcheon unsuccessfully
.contested the by-election in Hut -
..
Om Bruce„ • la$. October .: When`
Liberal Murray' •.Gaunt of •. West
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Wen.
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Wawanosh Township defeated,
hint'' by about 700'. votes.. This
ended' a . 19 year ' Conservative
held on the riding; represented
by the late . John W: 'Hanna
whose . death resulted 'in the: ?by-
election' beingcalled,
Allister . Hughes of E.R. 3,'.
Holyrood, president . of the _Hui
'on -Bruce Conservative' • Associa-
tion, 'presided a$ .chairn)an' for
the largely/ attended':meeting.•.
The :hall was filled to capacity '
for the convention . William Me-
Cool, chairrnari of the creden
tials committee,. 'reported' .305.
books of ;ballots issued. to reg-
istered delegates. The "estimated
total attenelanceat- the meeting
would be:' between,' 400' and' 500:'
New • Officers '
Mr. Hughes Introduced; riding
officers, newly 'elected within*
the past few months, ,past pres
(Continued On. Page •13) :`
.GEORGE' :McCUTCHEON..
Church _doors Dedicated, Organist
Honored dor 50 Years' Service
..
(KINLOUGH NEWS)
• .On Su'nday. afternoon: at 1:30
a 'special, service was held in
the Anglican... Church` .when Rev.'
Canon• R. W. Stump' dedicated
the new .church ' doors which
were a. gift from: Mrs,. Ethel
Runchey of Toronto .and xr. &
• Mrs .Wil+liam' Lloyd, Of London..
--in 'loving memory of .their mo--
ther, Mrs: E.: J. .Haldenby: and
•t�heir;...si ;ter, Margaret, (Mrs;: Wm..
a1D". s. " H'arol Halden•b
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was the., soloist with.; Miss'`: Edna:
Boyle. at'...the 'organ:
A ' social hour then ifollowed>
the. Sunday. School room
when. ,Mr. Harold Haldenby'; read
an .appropriate •address .and'• Mr.
Don 'Gillespie on behalf of th'e
.. congregation'presented ` Miss
.Edna Hoyle..who ha:s.'serYed as.
organist.: for the past' 50•' years
with' a ,:money tree: and other j
•!giifts:. Mrs. Stump ..presided 'at:
'bhe : piano and • all : Joined in
singing `.:`Praise God 'from. whom'
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all blessings flow." ,,Ed.na,,al_
though taken: com,pletely oy sur-
though
.. thanked v .i,�, forall
p e a eergoe
their' kindness and co-operation
through the • years..In..this ;.per
i•od of: time she has' •played, for
51 funerals, 20: weddings and two,
services' of thanksgiving for 50th•
Wedding Anniversaries besides.
+the -'regular and special/services
of the church .Canon'Stump also
added,. his, appreciation and also
welcomed all of".the visitors:'
This was:. followed rby<'a delicious
luncheon prepared and. served
by ' the ladies .
Following is the address:—
Ki.n1ou?gh, June' :16- 1963. -
Dear Edna, •
As • you touched the 'organ . keys,
Without ' a single • Word '
.The.. melody that followed
Was. the sweetest ever heard.
. We; the rnerrrbers : and friends
of .the Church of Ascension,
would Like:to 'congratulate`: you,
(Continued'; on ;Page. 16)...
are me
r :Fifty'Yean.s
H is the. son
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Mr. and'.',►Mrs. Henry Gardner,
lifelong residents o,f • Ashfield
Township' ' uietly observed their
p. q a,iniver,. a>Y..al
fiftieth 'wedding
their hcme on' the :twelfth . en-
cession. yesterday, `ueSdaty,
Ju�he 18th. Mr. and Mrs. Gard-
ner were :guests of; horoili , at
a surprise arden. party supper'
g
at , the • l''i nig of, •Mr 'red
Armstrong Wilson, Lucknow, 'en
Sunday arranged by G i dicer
nieces and nephew. Those , at-
tending 'were frnrrt Cleveland,
Recur=
Oakville, B•ronte .Waterloo,
gels, Lucknow • and 'surrounding
di'''- t
The.' coua le t, we 're tn'a'rriE�u' a.t
',the ,Presbytet'ian MatiPe, Tsiirk�
i;.uncan: 4I11`S
•o'h .
1e. late- • Ur, and :firs, J n
cif 1:,N.... ,, . the
i ner, Mrs. Gardner is
11,:Ga�
mer Ellen ,,*(Nellie). Hunter,
former'
t ,,, .of the late Mr, and.
�larag�r..E.. -
• Robert llirnler'.. Both- fame.
'�l",
were \5hfi.cl'd residents &
g+ .r.l�r.r!`.;t� have farmed and
•all th 'i: li'fr in, the 'same
lived •s Gardner
and Mrs:,
Katie" rdttr;r..
have one. 5{1n A.
h who }ig ,:r itis'parents. &
7 j, lire a:'1 adjacent°farm,
,•, ,•is tie- last meat-
i ti'..,,, 'if a family of eight, Mrs:
( . r. rr•' 'n its one . of a . fiunily
G:ta`clrtr .r . onc, sister
E`f r1 t�.E', of 'Vl''tt:411
.� a "", t' ; l�i':? r1i '1' a rnph,-
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rr;1','1 St. %t001
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now, • on June 184,3913' by Rei'. ,
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V.Von. Award[ For
Highest . Standing
Bob Andrew,, son ' of Mr. 'and.
Mrs. • Alex ' Andrew of/: town,
graduated • on an Friday fro , the'.
•Provincial . �'Institute • at Au:torria-
tion and Allied : Trade. .
He was the +hig,h'est yin . a class
of ninety-fiveand received the
International Harvester 'award.'
Bab is girt+ployed w_n Torqnto
with a diesel.' motor .firm. •
•
;ne ves first
Ahembershp
'Mrs. Ch'risti.n+a' .MacDonald, a
faithful and devoted m ember of
LucknowUnited •Church, Chas'
`been presented with :a' life mem-
bership: cer'tific'ate and pin in
the :United Church'::Women.
It is the first such presenta
;tion ' since the new organization
was ?farmed: ' .
: Those .who.' had.life member-
ships in 'the.�M.S'.-and''�W,A:
are-autom tically, Ti "e. membera.
of this new church 'organization.
Mrs: MacDonald is a member
of ;'Unit 1, and the: presentation'
was :made :at arepent meeting
of the Unit ,held, �at ,the .home of
Mrs.: Les Ritchie. •
Mrs: Kenneth Cameron;-
W: presidentcommented• .on' Mrs:
1VI•acDonald's faithfulness & devo
'tion • to ' her ohuroh and present-
red
the-, certificate ' Mics . A. E.,
McKim, the Unit Leader, pre -
rented; the pin which 'Mrs: Mac•
Donald,' who„ is 'in her. 94th' year,'
can • well wear most ;proudly.
Plan 'Summer Swimming Instruction,
Fee V011- Be Considerably Higher _ ``
Swimming ; instruction at:,'the' in°'' other' 'years.
Teeswater ,pool 'this • summer :The. instruction was :previpusiy
will , cost considerably more: than. sl3onsored : by , the Lucknow .and
District Branch, of the Red Cross
'Which` has ceased to operate. '
. • Last year, wibh a, • record en
rolment that required three` bus-
es , ' fer transportation, ' costs
soared: The Lions Club, assisted
by the Legion and +Fire*Com+pany '
"came 'to, the rescue" af the Red •
Cross to finance ' last' year's pro,
gram. ,
HAD SURPRISE VISITS
ON 84th BIRTHDAY
Mrs. • J.' D. Anderson who
is convalescing in :Pine rest
• ••• Manor, 1Lutcknow, was sur,.
' .prised_ on . S, unday when Mr.'
. and. Mrs. William. Blue from
Detroit, dropped in.. bring-
'i:ng,..bi'rthday treats .f6r her
484th , birthday,'
Her granddaughter •(Mary
Jo) Mrs.. L., C: 'Cowan, hus-
band and,- children, also.
Mrs. Ned Thom and' Mrs:
Cameron ' McDonald' were.
. ,guests, .
On, Tuesday; • the actual
day of .ther birthday, several
friends gathered at • ,Pine-*"-
crest '°'112lanor, with a birth -
.
'cake to , extend: their.
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be -Wishes. to Mrs. • Ander.
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son. .
CurTCii :Purchases
New Fire Truck
In: a 'lenigthy session :on Tues-•
day nightof last week, Lucknow,
Council considered the merits of,.
:two tenders for new fire truck
With the Red Cress . "out of •
the • apicture" this year' the Luck
now and District Lions Club. are
,promoting the : program, with the
support of the Legion and Fite
Company,',it is.ex?pected.
Transgiortation costs last' :year
for. three buses, twice'. weekly,
were around '8940.Pool' 'fees ,are'.
•being inoreased • this year, so ' it
.has been necessary to 'set ' local
charges at a. considerably'' (higher..
The 'fee .tor .'transpartation: and
instruction .has-been set at• $5.00
per child or $1i2i00 per.' fam'ily.,
Registration willbe held in
the Assembly Room of the Totvn
Hall on, Friday evening Stine
28th from 7 to 10 :o'clock` and on.
Saturday . afternoon, June 29th .•'
from 2 to 5 p:n
Severely
Gashed
. '
• Fi
re Chief George ::Whitby at- '
In :Motor Accident
ten•ded. the .meeting'- :
Jack Henderson,-
43,fL,.:
o
uck
•
The tender •.o�f ' La France En-••
gine '. Company '• for'.' fire •pumper,.
'and' • equipment was., accepted • at
a figure of $7,100, subject 'to%
the approval of the Municipal
"Ho'ai d ` 19,:r allowance • of:•. over,
$3,000 . was ade.. for the pre
sent: equipm.rent, and this could
be increased „ considerably'Sub-
ject ;to show it may/be sold.
.Council:. had previously ap'=
iprov.ed apurclhase;of the truck, • on
which' 'the pumper Will be :in:.
stalled, '.:from ;Montgorziery ;Mot
ors ; °at a cost of ,$4,53'1.00. The
;vehicle ,to• be according to pre -
'scribed !
re -scribed:: specifications, 'is subject
also • to Municipal Board ;appro
..:The decision to purchase_ a
new :truck.-wa's ' chieflY•
:' influen=
.ced by. the fact that the .trade-in`
allowance on new equipment be-
carries nil after 'fifteen years. The
present truck 'has ' been in ser-
vice
" for fourteen ' years.
The '•• truck purohase• will .be
de+benture'd, .as was the 'original
equipment.
now -returned to his home in. the
Village' on' Saturday after being
hospitalized , fob three days . ..in •
Walkerton hospital` as a .result
,motor"`+accident. '
Jack's' left cheek, ear' and neck,
were badly lacerated: ;when .. he
went through the •windshield.
More '•scr
100 stitches were . re
quired 'to close •the "•wOunds and:
the "needle work" is plainly vis-
ible' to .emphasize the extent; of
the lacerations and how • close
they :• were .to being fatal.'
As it' ,was; Jack .lost "a great
deal ;of blood +'fbefo:re,' receiving •:
treatment in • Walkerton Hospital
where he was on the operating.
table` for .'some -_tithe.
-The 'accident hia�ppened. early
•after dinner last Wednesday on
Con.: 2, :Brant'' Township, north
of •Hi'ghway 9 'in. the Chepstow
district.. '
Jack 'was a.;.passenger in• a: late
model car owned and driven; by 'v
Harold Fattish of Lucknow• who
(Continued on:Page 16)
Injuries Were Futal In. Sunday.
Morning Accident , At 'Dungannon, . .
(DUNGANNON. NEWS)
redicts
Dungannon •and district ' rest-
dents were shocked .when they
' SeWgge ; . • heard •ofecinw�.�m�te Area
,
Chashol:m
d o r acktM J •
•
y.stern MayBe Closer Thasn ' lie . • Thinkse1y g
-Action on a Proposed access
road on the South side ,of Camp -
hell' 'Street' was decided on at
the • June meeting of the Village
Council. • •
It is .planned t'o have a survey,
trade immediately of he area
In q'`ues'tion,' as well 'as' an in-
spection by a', Bruce County
Health Unit' inspector, in, regard
'to what sewage bed changes
might have to be made in con=;
structin+ ' the road. "'
This is the main issue in'• the
question, of .granting. 'access toad
easements --,over -Abe-- . properties'
concerned.., The owners were
agi;eeabl'e to ' Such" easements,
,p it .
'provided' ;wallet affect of
fective sewage disposal, or a1-.
terati•ons required be assessed to
them. : •°
A. delegation of „ five Of the
property owners, concerned were
preterit. at the rxieeting, Williarrl
General Hos p ita'1:
Sc`hd; m�Mrs,' •Frances Gowan, � ' About ten ti'clock that morn-
•
Gerald. Ra'tihwe•ll, Lloyd Hall &
Elmer aJm�bach: ing he was 'one of the occupants
Mr, Schmid'' has not 'a road to of 'a car driven ?by George Moore
who had' with `,him ;George' Mas-
on of near .Listowel, a guest at''
his house, They were enroute in
George Moore's Volkswagen to •,
his farm on the 2;id Con; • of
Ashfield,' Coming ..out ' of a side''
street, at the United 'Church tri►
his property adjacent ,to the riv=
er .bank, and be stressed the ur-
gency of arriving at: .some •de-
lcision. •
In'
.discussing the . • matter . 'in
which the , property • owners
agreed that "sewage was • the
problem"' holding u • the right' Dungannon . they 'were• irl colli
p g p ision • with a car • driven '+b;`y. Harry
of -way agreement, Reeve George,
Joynt felt :that a sewage' system Burgsrxia 'of' the 2nd west.
project. was nearer than sorne
.night think_
He said he fottg
;had ,ht such
g
expenditure • until other •es.sent-
ial 'improvements were made,.
but felt that "'before too lona"
the Ontario 'Water ,Resources
Commission may require ;a first -
Mr, Burgsma, : his wife and . v
mi•]-y=-were--travellinf-north'
Mr, Chish,olrm, the most seri-
ously ,;hurt, had two +broken legs,
severe chest and head' injuries,
.broken, ribs and ' his 'faee : badly,
cut and 'bruised, Gebrge Mason'
was !knocked unconscious . and
stage expenditure of upwards, to sdffered internal .hemorrhage;
$1'20,0.00, ,to ' :provide a`� main street 'They were attendedy Jar,:
area sewag,..e disposal1 s stem, (Continued ' on rage. 16)
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