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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-10-02, Page 2<r, !e .«i I. • FG • — EDITORIAL THE LUCKNOW . SENTINEL, ,LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.. ONE HE CORD ; NE k'OR. "� Last Wednesday's vote in, Huron -Bruce riding will be one for the record. To • have an election end with. one vote separating the winner and the ' loser . is a rarity that I will likely never be seen again in this riding or even farther afield: • George 'McCutcheon of Brussels is, presently, unoffi- 'cially, the member of parliament for -Huron-Bruce; He' lost by a 709 majority in last; Fall's.' by-election. George came back eager , for battle again this Fall and by 'consistent hard workmanaged: to eke out a one -vote victory in last 'week's ballot. No doubt. ;the • tremendous popularity of John Roberts across, the province aided the McCutcheon campaign :eon siderably, but . the candidate's personal; 'effort and that . of his workers is. not to be minimized. On the other hand, Murray Gaunt of West Wawanosh was hit hard by the anti-Wintermeyer sentiment which 'was expressed right into the Liberal leader's "riding. Only Mur - ray's appeal and: record,' along with' his hard campaigning and ,the -help of r his 'workers, saved him from being snowed under' by the Conservative sweep. Noting the reduced maj- orities given his party stalwarts to the north of us, • it can be considered that :Gaunt held well in Huron -Bruce. ENGAGEMENTS M. and Mrs. Charles Read. of R.R. 5 Woodstock, swish to an- nounee :the engagement of their daughter, Pauline Evelyn, to Lorne (Melville Henry, son of Mr.. and Mrs: Melville Henry, R.R. 1 Kincardine. ' The ` weddings' will take place -in St. John's . Angllican. Churcah, Eastiwood, on. Saturday, October 26, 1963, at 2 p.an.. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Carriek,; R.R: 2. Lucknoviw, announce tthe, engagement of. their ' youngest daughter,,Patricia Lillian to Mr. Thomas Tayrlor, son`, of Mrs. Gordon Taylor of R.R. 2 Luck- now and .: ,the late'. , 1/1r. Taylor. The .wedding' will take place in Calvin United church St. Helens on Saturday, October' t12th, 163, With an armed service .vote yet • to come, the official count and the ' opportunity , to . have a recount still in the future, theoutcome of this . election is still ' "up in the air"'. for ' a few weeks yet. We "are., surethis must be the hardest part of the campaign for George and Murray. Regardless of ° the ::final; results, both George McCut cheon . and 'Murray Gaunt can consider themselves as - win ners. They ' conducted fine, straightforward campaigns minus the dirt thatso often crops. 'up in election campaigns. Either man is a ;worthy . representative of 'Huron -Bruce. served Her 97#h Birthday Fridciy (DUNGANNON . NEWS) Mr. .and Mrs.. Ross Weaver, Ridgetawn and ' MT. ` and Mrs. Lorne. . Rankin of. Northwood were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. Glen Weaver and family. Mr.;' and Mrs. Anderson Mug. ford, London and Mr. and Mrs. Lea. Custilaw, Nile , an Sun- day !visaed Mrs. Abner Morris. Mit. O. S. Fines, • Toronto and MTS. B.' F. Comfort, . St, Cathar-. ines .visitedthe '''home of their brothers i~ii and Harold Blake last week. The latter, went back to Toronto for • a visit.: visitors. with Mr. and;• ,!Mrs. Rolber+t Irwin • on Suri dray Were Mr,. and Mans. ,John Finnig!an,, Wing(htam . and Rift ''arid Mrs.; Will: Rtntchne, Luoknow.• . '• ,Mr. and !Mrs. Chester. Duriun PPi tttiburgh P.A. visited ; ,their. father, ',Mr. and closed . their cottage. at°.Point. ' Clark• for the end sof the season: Visitors . with Mr:' and Mrs .;Ceci►1 Blake'oneSuniday were Mr. and Mas Richard Kilpatrick: Watn0ham and Mr. and jMrs. Omrar "Brooks • and, Marie!, of Lucknow Sunday .,,guests with. Mr. and Mrs. Mel E.1 • where Mr, and 'Mrs. `Jarr!y;Searle ' and 'family 4f Trenton.. Mm ' Fred. Kling and .son, Bill on• Suinday Vis'iteld'.Mr: Fred King who on Tuesday underwent surgery'. They repotrteid ' him in % condition. We hope !for liiim a speedy recovery 'after .a Series of operations, the last one was about ;a, year ..ago. • ' .. Mr. and Mrsg Ernest Pritchard orf Toronto, were visitors among relatives here ' for the week -end and . attended the coni:rmation of. `their nephew Fhi'11ip Foster af. Port Albert at Lucknow, joining Christ: ehuroh Anglican, Port Al- bert: avtr: Torn Pawler, teacher near Seaforth was• home for . the week- end with his parents,. Also vis itrn _ was Miss Ilene Vincent . of. g' , . Grand Bend. ' The 4-H Club The Dungannon MVlerry. r. Milk Maids meet. at the home of Betty. Irwin. After re- 'peating the 4-H Pledge,.'Yvonne Girvin, the secretary read the minutes oif. the last meeting. Tile roil call was answered by nine.. members, . • "A 'sustain. • I have made." 'Crean1 sauces were ',de. !tientsrated • •and .made and put on tuna and • cooked rice. Th;: girls had . a'taste of this, The next-neeting will be at the 'home. of Kathy Stothers on Wedives:;. day, • •Octc,'ber 0th at :9 pm. Mr, and Mrs. ':Ntorxnan Reed of Winnipeg on Sunday. 'visited his brother Mr. ,and 'Mrs • Stanley feed. Mrs, Staii1y Reed returned With them to Winnipeg 'for a !visit. !Congratulations .,to ' MTs. Nerlie Stewart ' who on Friday •gbserved: her 97th , ,birthday. She keeps house and; has' her • only sister a companion '.Mr's Maude Ed- monds, wife of Rev: , Torn : Ed- munds,. Seattle, • Wash:, :whio' is ten . years . her junior. Nearly '.ev- ery ' day . she, takes a walk up- town, to do shopping and getting. the mail. She 'attributes' this helps -to keep • her healthy, •getting. the -sun 'and` 'fresh . air. She is .one Of. ten bin to the late Ja�mmes.. Kernick • and Sarah L. Carter of., Burks Fa'llS,' and: retired, to the village from the farm at 'Crawford ; now .owned. Ik'y "Dave Courvoisier. Her hus- band the ° late Tom Stewart has ,been' •dead -a , number of year' Twa 1n Ong .For..: lipley firemen' Ripley. Fire,.Department' .were. kept busy last Friday ;with l wo rural Ere feels,' one in the nior- ni'ng and one •int • the afternoon. The Morning , seep; was to the farm, of Reg Godfrey, just west of Pine River Ctheese Factory on the .6th concession of ,.!Huron. .Township . A beam ' in the gran- ary • of. the Sbrarri had become rated, m some. manner and was discCVeaed • in . the nick of :'time. Ripley ifi;remen found .a !large beam burned off .When they• ar- rived but managed ;to confine the. !tune to• the . granary. : alone:: Some damage was !done: to the grain, and,. it • was very . fortunate. that . the :'Godfrey; !barn did• not suffer more '• seraous. damage •:or possible destruction,' Beach :Blaze 'Timber and brusth;that :was :be- ing cleared !between, the 10th and ,12th iconcessi'ons of Huron Townsthirp, just;' east of • the •lake- share cottage ' of Ernie' Walden, was the, an afternoon run to, the 'lake, The. property. Will tae More .easily located by referring, to it :as .halt 'yak tbe-. tweep Poplar and Boiler Beach, just:east of the ilaeaeli road; Afire, fanned! ,tb r strong wuinds, had gat out ' of control and • was. threatening a heavily wooded area' • !but' anas .confined by the Ripley deiparth menu. . A'' news• story, widely pulbli,ctz- ed,' stated ;that 'the. cottage ,of •Muriray Walden had been des- troyed by fire Aut this story visnas • :an error.:.. We'''wish :for :Mrs. Stewartco '- tinned health and. anniversaries. James 1Vaael[ntyre .Passes There passeed ;into rest at Car- ruthers nursing 'home 'at Luck - now Mr: Janes: H' iMdntyre in his .01st year: He :bad lived the past• two years• with: ,his !daugh- ter Mrs. Marvin (.Dell) Durnin• at Dungannon. • Mr. IVMcmntyre lived most. of,. his life in the t Apple Hill'',disrict of Glengarry County.; . A primate funeral ser-.. vice Was held 'on • Saturday ev- ening: at Johnstone's ,funeral Par- lors, %Libeknow, `,conducted by Captain ' Newman +off , Wi'nghaarn SaWation Army- Corp. ' The: re- gr mains •were on,, Sunday. morning taken toM•axlweltl where further fun'er'al arrangements: Were be- ing 'made.. • Dungannon Women's' Institute Meeting for Se.ptemiber' was held. at the home ' of ;Mrs. T.'C.:And- e'rSon. The theme of .the meeting: being; Historical.' Restatch. Mr. Fred •Stlom'an. of • Clinbon as guest . speak'er related his 'ex perien:ce • as is teacher through ;out the • sparsely populated, area of • Northern ,,Ontario.,. A box=car served as� : school rom.. as well as livini,g quarters ;for. ;himself sand family. 'A ;hobby —I •I have chosen for. my told . age was 'an- swere,d.by •twenty. rnernbers, Mrs. W. Zinn gave the motto, "The best time to grow; ,old , is when' you are still yo•ung.": !Mrs., LY. Iv- ers a,nd•Mrs. H. Me'Whinney were appcin.te,d delegates to District Rally at Goderich. ' Tag Day for the blind will 'be held, at Dun- ganno.n Pair. Donation was voted to 'C.N.I.13. Mrs. 7.VI• Errington convened the lunch. Over- Twenty Floats In Parade: WEDNESDAY, ;OCT. 2nd, 1963: Ripley -Huron Centennial Fall: ,Fair will go down in history as :being; a real "dandy", Despite cool weather residents of K to r on Township ands ,Ripley, residents of adjacent 'municipalities, and "'old; boys and. ,girds" front -distant. cen- tres anade an excellent show 'into. a reunion weekend as Well: ilVlany frienidshipsawere renewed on the grounds, and over the entire week -end: . °A "terrific parade" formed it the Public School grounds ,and paraded to the Park. The feet that the • parade got off 'right on time was emphasized by the fact that the !writer' missed the Ibanid, pub- lic school . Pupils, decorated cars, tricycles'and (Wry -cies. we did, ,however,. see „the hor - ses and. ponies, -all . sixteen of ,them, � The floats were exceptional with the :follow'ing entering Lis- burn Institute; :Ripley 441 Houle - making Club; ' R. Brooks and. Son, Ripley Ripley 1.'O:o.F., ' Ripley Women's Institute; W. 1 Schantz; Ripley 'Legion; Bruce Inn; Scotts Eggs ; (Pine River BoatClub; M- iner Courtney; Bill!. Ketmpton; Rorer's Sbar .:Re)bek .h' Lodge; Hodges Garage; Bruce ¶DB As- sociation; .. Gen :. Elm F'oaum, Pumple Grove' • ;; Graham Cooke; (Royal Oak Forum; Huron. Township !Council; Bill Walsh; Neth, McLennan • 1978 hearse; Jack Farrell :with a two- seater dem ocrat, • - Officers of the Ripley Fair are . „,paesi',dent, 'Gordan, . Paitt'erson; nri 'presidents, '. John' tMcChiarles, John C. MacI)onald; treasurer, ' Mrs. Russell Brooks; secretary, Mr. and Mrs. Afb - Wy] ds. LOCHIALSH RESIDENT PASSED AWAY FRIDAY The 'death of Donald R. Mac- Kenzie of Lochalsh occurred in St, Joseph's Hospital, London, . on, Friday, September 27th, a few days !after undergoing surgery. The' remains rested at the Mac- ' Kenzie Memorial. Chapel until. Monday when. service ' was held in Ashfield !Presbyterian Church. with. .interment. in Lochalsh cem- etery. • • • Births'= BAKER, — At tiW ngtharn General Hospital. ,on Friday,. September 27th, to Mr. and. Mrs..Al v'in Ba- ker, Lucknow, a datughtter, a sister for Steven Land: Brian. ,SCOTT in Kincardine .Hospital on Saturday, Septenibe'r. 21, 1963 to Mr, and Mrs.- Marvin ,Scott KR. 7 Lucknow, a; daughter. • . .GLENN'S NASH ALUMINUM SALES Two-Tracli Windows -- " Up ..To . 60 United : Inches• . • • • �i nn 9 Installed'< DIAL . 528-3723 LUCKNOW, • ONTO ■ • ■ F■l■■umma■■ian■■esommiaa■i!immomm a momumean •••••••••••••••••••••01-•••••••••••••••••••••••••• `. • jAs• ',Sincere• . •. Thank .... • ... ._ . • • r • To all who exhibited. and to those • • who attend- - ••. • " •: ed the 'Ripley -Huron Fall Fair and helped to .: • •; make the Centennial Fair such a -success. • • •. The President and Board of Dir ••r•••••••••••ria•••••s••••a•••••ti•N••ii•••eie . ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ s A .■. ■ 111• i .. ■ • .. • ■ • • ■ w .• • • . ''PLAIN TALK' TO EVERY CANADIAN ICTURE a highway' stretching 5,000 mites,:from Atlantic ' o Pacific ,. `'..V on bothsides of the 'highway, on . lots 100 feet ' apart, there are homes, an eighth of the nation's. homes. Theseiare theemore than 500,000 homes struck by fire in ten. years; . At every mile, there is a !cairn .for the dead, 'the more than 5,000, victims of fire .in .the tenY!Y ears: Near • half of 'the. victims were children. Is* not a. shameful pictureof fire carelessness in Canada Heed the fire fighter's message: THINK about FIRE , wherever you are: Observe dire Pretio Week October :6th to 1 2.t ■ . • • •' BORN JOHNSTON -- • on , Thursday, LI.; Septetmlber 19 in East General a Hospital; Toronto, .to• Mr, .and; Mrs, .Wni, A, 'Soling= a. (laugh,. • ter, a ',sister for • Thais!, and :. • Elizabeth; t•s®■••M■•r'■at>,tr■■•f•ai�tti'•esswaltlawta•N.•sitiiiM.ri by checking fire:. hazards i� •your home or business • • n ,Then Practice Fire Safety Every Week In The Year! his essage Is wrought To You As A' Community Service By Members C'F TheLuckno �, Fire. Iepartment iI • 8 r. ■ ■ • ■ , ■• • 8 i • : •'. ■ • . ✓ a. ■ 8`r • a , s, • , s • . ■ • . 8 a • •. .8 ■ A 8 •• 8. M ✓ . ✓ .. a, a • •. •' e M w : s M: 0 0 %• 0 RI*iiIlii *ti•rp1i'afiN1Ii lM.Ni11•s. •Ilsllirlil •