The Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-06-26, Page 1'w
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LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 190
• Single Copy• 1
16 Pages
Grade Eight Winn ers Announced At
school Opening.:.
Shields, :for • gener;al proficiency
in Grade eight work this Year
'were•award%d •at .the official 'op-
ening of the Ripley, Huron Cen-
tral Seh''oo1 held . 1aSt, Friday.
Pictured 'left ' to right are boys'
•winner; John. •:Moore,' age 13,: sop..
of Mr.. And :Mrs. Reg,J;.•Moore
of • Ripley; William; McCre•ath,•
•c.hairm'an of , i:he. school ••,area.
board •wh'o announced • the ."sur-.
.prise" near, the Close of the :pro
g arn,: ; Carol Elliott, -age 12,
d augh ter. o,f 'Mr: and- i;Virs.• .John
Hi' Elliott • ,of R.R.,4, Ripley; . who
was the girls' '.wwtnn.e'r
—Sentinel Photo
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�h� PlaygroundViprogram fe�a-
Pl�yground :INTI grew g'a•mes, craft ,s>'nging ,and'
1,Pedal events.. The focal point
Starte
of. the Clause.,, will be the':Town'
eek • . Hall. .
The Lucknow Playground uric •.L OHS • BAND I -IAS'
• der :the, sponsorship of ,tihe" Re= SEVERAL .:ENGAGEMENTS
erea•tional- Corrunittee, :will 'open IN NEXT ' THREE` WEEKS
next 'week ' fol this month- of '
•July,. - The Luckii'ow •D•is ricts High
• Morning-clas•ses.. wi'11 be : hel'd' Se•hool. Band '& Ma'Jor et.te mem-
for chi1•dren' from .,ages 5 'to 12. tbers swill take part in •'a •parade.
No :children :A.unger'•a'th'an: "kinds: at •Bi odhagen this. Friday 'even-; •
ergarten, age Can be accommo- .ing, June' 28th, and w.11 be aeav
dated - due• ,toi e nature . of ;the. 'ifrom'_'-th_e .sch•ool.:_about_
t rig,
Program.. This. -is one . of a .••ha•if dozen;
- T.he _.:chilldren .'w,il l . be • divid•ed engagement which. the Band ihas,
.b ,
into junior •'and 'sen for groups booked . for the •:';next• three
With -Patricia'. • Thompson and .weeks, The others . are Atwood,
- 1st
A to
•ttoo-Jul . a
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• : Br-uec • �1!i=aicK.e-risi�e -a� lea•d�r-s. - t t �o, J, .�-Y-µ yr- . • , Y
They will' also be in ,'charge 4•thElm.a Centre 'cem•etery.''�de
of othe swim class registrations koration service; July 6th; • Oran=
r on •Friday sand Saturday • of this ge parade July 12th;' Lions • cele
week,
, • bra;t<on in Lucknow; July 18th.;
.s
'Marl(.Canada
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i'.Scovts�:
Propose � �. Area
Little Lad Suffered` Fatal- Head
Injuriei In Fall From Farm tor
Barry O34ward d'e Boar, in. his 'loss. Cemetery. The : pallbearers
4th•year; suffered` instantly fatal were Donald: Ross,. Archie Pur -
head injuries' when run over,•i by I don, Walter Elliott, • .Donald
,the tractor on his parents's farm, 'Gaunt and the %flower. ..'bearers
Cron, 2; ,•Kinloss on, Wednesday were . Harley Craig, George
evening.. F , . . • ' : • • 'Gaunt,' Bill Wald & P.aul Elhit.
Barry was ' the sod 'of John Besides, hi's parents; w!ho grieve
and Jetske de Boer, and would •
have been four Years. ' old on.
September 10.th; He was the se-,
Gond youngest. of a family of
five children ' and was at the
house while., his .,parents • were.
finishing up . some • .haying early
that evening. The accident hap -
pet -led about 7:30;
Barry wandered ba•ek to: where
they 'were • working, and 'became
"fretty," ' which was the reason
he was taken onto the 'tractor,
The :tumble •happened so quickly
as to be scarcely ' explainable.
• he loss of a darling sons Barry
is survived by ti 'sister; Irene 10;
threebrothers, Jimmy 8, • '.Cecil
7,• Donald 10 'months, and' .his
grandparents, Mr. ; and• Mrs. Sim—
on de Boer Of West' Wawanosh
and 'qrs. R. Lantinga of hol-
land. The maternal .grandfather
died •tyro; years ..ago:
;There were rniany acts df kind-
ness and ,sympathy extended the
de Boer: family at this `timee,.
climlaxing.+wiith' a haying bee sin
Saturday afternoon after.: ,the
funeral,': when 'between, '35' and •
Mrs. de Boer, who. was On the '4+0„rxisss and boys' gathered at the
wagon•, • witnessed the tractor go-
ng'.aver' Vie.. little ,lad,' and.' in
the few horrify,.i'ng moments` that
followed the• parents were well,
aware that their little boy was
dead
,' Dr M. H, .Corrin was ,called Appointed` Ag. Re. .
andia tn the caroller and
police were notified. No iinquest
For RainyRover
de Boer Harm to .complete hay-
ing operations, .which had been
halted tby' the •tragedy, that struck
.so suddenly,.
was deemed necessary.
Barry was ; a 'bright little lad,
and in spite of his'tender years"
was 'ial'ready amember' of. ' the
Sunday School; and •.Mission Band
of Chalmers .. Presbyterian,
church,,..,Whitechurch. '
:,''The remains res. sl .ina, little
open white /casket1 alt. the "John- trict in north-western • Ontario: `.
Dan Rose, whe has been assist-,
ant agricultural representative
with offices 'at • I'Tewmarket . • for ••
the pat. three :years, . has been
appointed agsicultural ,' repre-: •
sentative for Rainy'. River bis:
stone Funeral ' ;Horne, Lucknow, •The ,district served is an area; :;
and. it wa:s heartbreakin to ..see about .60 miles_ n • and r30. miles •
g long
�n Sules Co'•
�1.test the -child •gas if in ipea•c'eful sleep. `',wide,-;as�itUia�t-ed tons' Canadra- •
At
. .
. ,
FordGQrage.
His .parents and .rela•tives•. have United States border taibout.. 200
the sinperest .sympathy' of the miles east of Winnipeg:: Sirs•
comnruniity, where ,they have he- .Rose, the: former •: