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W-17,71JUNE 2.0th,, 19612,
THE LUCKNOw• SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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BRUCE RIDING
MacDonald MacKenzie Riehards .. • -Robinson
PARISH' 11Allo,
Soe, Credit Liberal NDP (Continued from Page; 1).
Conservative G
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NOW THEREFORE, we,. eo.,,,.
3!.37' 33. . p of
563, by Divine permission Basho
55 17 Huron, do by -
virtue of the au
6B• •thority, ordinary and episcopal,.
2 7g'', .
' ' to us committed dedicate the
• 29' 83 said Parish Hall building,. and
.6.5, • ' 501. do set it .apart .from all profane,
21 . 207 and common .uses, and dd dedi-
42 458 tate the same to Almighty God.
13 ' 139, for the ministration of His Holy
Word; according to the rites and
295 ceremonies - of the Anglican
16$' • Church of Canada, and no.
7 : other;
saugeen g,eserve ,.
Southampton '..,.,,,s;
Bruce Tw•p,• ••.••,......
Kincardine TM). •,
Tiverton .,,:,.•„ ,.,
Greenock
Std Edmunds
lindsay
,11.
. 4.
16.
5
i•
Eastnor 12.
Lions. Head . 1
Albemarle .. .5..
•Kincardine :84
.9
Huron 2
LucknoW r 13
.19• •
• '26 ,
13
. 9'•
3, . .
a
Ripley , .
Kinloss
Culross
Teeswater
Arrau .. :••/
Tara
Saugeen• Twp. -••••
Port Elgin
92
6�3
3.119 •
• 389;.
299
74' •.
474
• '89-
76 $978
173
68.
142
530
264
223
113
405
243; •, 1Q
2660 67
73.'. 12.
.261 ' 41
•481 461 ,
9
•14
.20•.
6
14. •
104
274
.139,
X178
AND WE DO PRONOUNCE,
decree anddeclare that the said
building shall remain so: dedi-
755
� dated and set apart forever, by
8 41,6 this our definite sentence' and
-' 21 32.7 final decree,, which we read and
`-6 118•
hrornulge by these 'presents.
WITNESS our hand and seal, ,
this, fifteenth day of .June, in the
year .of. our Lord, one.' thousand
' nine hundred and sixty-two, and
in the fourteenth year of .our
Consecration. •
'Many Were Helpful•
Choirs front •' other churches in
717.. • 7311 ' the 4 -point parish joined ' on this
occasion with Mrs: Brian How -
1 lett. presiding • at the organ.. in
the. ' post -:operative •absenc e . of
Mrs. Fred McQuillin. •
Rev. Wilfred Wright, the
Parish , Priest, thanked rnemibers;
and . friends. who gave so freely
of their time, skills, materials and
money toward the • erection and
furnishing` of the .parish ,Ball. A
complete listof. donors is.•posted
40 , , in the •'Church vestibule. .
70 • •Fred McQuillan was staff
Eft. p' bearer .,for Bishop. • I uwton's 'en
45. try- .into•'St. Peters,; one of 'com-
36 . paratively few visits • he ,makes
to this area ,now thatthey have
a Bishopin., the northern part
of the Diocese: '
In the sermon by ;Lord Bishop
Luxton, -he expressed adrnira-
tion' . for .the • •hard and, sacrificial'
I'work of the 'parishion.ers, and ob-
served that •'the; members of .the
four ` small churches of. the par-..
ash have . just. begun to.,: show
their vitality _and unity. •a : '
Bishop. Luxton laid stress on
the power • of, the individual who
has right spirit' 'to. accomplish
118:' ,•' great ; things "Don't talk to 'me
of the Church` losing ground,"
• he.: said,. as he portrayed how
the.. seed :of .•the ,Anglican • tom-
munion"liad grown over the. past
150: years to a' world church of:
•.40 'million. .•
Bishop Luxton 'spoke. 'of .dis-
-cussions•wit'h their United Church
neighbours, and of Committee
plans . to meet with Pre
committees;; to explain and study
,each • others . faith with open
mind and complete confidence.
In 1864 there will be• discussions
;with Orthodox and , the, .Eastern.
world.:. While . the . chasm'. With
the 'Roman Catholic •churchis
wide there is a small spark of
hope, on the ..horizon. .
"A ferment. :`of unity is abroad
in , our world and touching ev
. ery.. Christian group;" he. said.
Rev. S.. R. Lupton of Kineard-
•ine, ' Rural Dean, also assisted
the...service.
18.•
26.
• TOTAL ,
. 285 .604+6.:..
Majority For Robinson r-- .1265;; • .
Lucknow • : • MacDonald' .Mackenzie
1 Town' Hall .:,,... ' •1 - 94 .
2 Parish Hall • 8 47
3 Legion mall • 4 78
Advance • Poll • 0 4
TOTAL 13 • . 223
Kinloss ' MacDonald- Mackenzie
•ll Kinloss 1, ' 16.
2 Kinlough 4 '24
.3 Rolyrood ........ • 5 • • : 61
4' lid Coni 0 55 •,
5. Langside: , . 6 26
6 ' W'hitechureh• ' ' 47
TOTAL ...,. 191: 229,
• Huron.
Lr_
3 .. .
4' • a. •
5'
30,1.
303
196
329 •
197
, 1t8i1..
. 4$9
Ri.chards. Robinson
6. • 87 •
6 1.03 •
' 9 .13f
00. . 56
21 327
Richards. Robinson
2 4,3 •
• 6 •
2,. .
2'
.3
'31
• 18 3011.:'I
MacDonald -MacKenzie`' . pichards Robinson
:2, ' • 52
;13+• 42.
1, 57•
6
55
29 : 264
, TOTAL•:
Riplel► , p
.MacDonald MacKenzie
3..: 65 ':.
2 '4+8 . p
0 • .112
4 101:
284
'0 .• , 50' '
2',• 69'.,
8 416+.
Richards..' .Robinson
: 3` . ?0
48
TOTAL 5 ` 11.. &'
ss,6ilros5 MacDonald MacKenzie . •-. Richards Robinson
1 1 .'' ' 29 1 ' :'17
2 ..., ,, 4 • 58 • •1, 29
3 1 6'1 4 48
4
6 56 9 •• 52
5 3 :60 4 67
-6..i & :.: 119 6:. X45, .
�. 3' 22 :1' 45
'TO(11AL` ,26' 405 26 .303
•
HURON '.RIDING
Conservative Soc. Credit Liberal
Cardif+f Douglas Fisher
Ashfield 4201 . 14 , 294
Blyth i.::., 254 5 '122
• Brussels:' 274 14 180
Clinton '666 • 34 5159
Colborne 000. ' . 5 • 243
Exeter . .976. 3,5• 438
• Goderich, ,:., .,170333 .. 131.1-
' Goderich• "rwp ...... 462 :• 14 3255
. Grey .- 304. 32 . > . 364
Ray 465:, ' 19 664 .
Hersall 244.. 4 . 190
Hilbert r..;, ; ' 802 ;: X16 383;
•
Rullett ;, •• 416. •• ` •' •31 .392;
•McKillop. • 274' ` 2(i; 3�70�
Morris . 439 . 24 247 '
• Seaforth '655E ', 25 , 533.
Stanley. ......4•...». • '619, '' t6 • .274'
Stephen 7171 . f 4& 6.62. •
Tuckersmdth • ,.667' . 31'..568
llsborne ..:. 473 15' 229•
East Wavvan.osh 2638 210
West Waviianosh 7:: 230
Advance Poll : 38 . 71
• TOTAL . r `1�14P.12. 456 .. 8,84
Majority For -Cardiff 2,573. ;.
• Ashfield Cardiff
2 .••• ..4' 4444,4Y4d... j/8�y4 •
5 •Y................................ Y:.....Y... .. i.Y:..
114,11146,111.44441114:.1.4
{ 4Y.,•,,......Yiei.....Y
4Y.• • 4 'i 1,Ci•.Y.YY,.i•ti,
A... Y
Yi.•jj(.[i..CYi.i.YWiYL
TOTAL .'.44.4.4.'.
90
775
20
•42
4420;
West Wa'
tvanosh • .. Cardiff
Y 4•40,44,4"•111,11411W44, • - ' Ott;
t
4 Y.Y••.i.•.Y1 Y .i' 42
"µ. . 1.1•••°IYl•.'ii• 41
1,kr.
..'.•M(iVr Y.Y+14.•.. 1'?
:T01, •
• :.14..:4..
338 .•
Douglas '
32
2.
.0
•
12'
Dcduglas,
0' 41
0 ' 33
1 32
' 2 48
3 38
38
7 2.30
Fisher
43
26
43
30 •
59
55
38
-294
NDP:
:Hemingway
•31�
13
20 "'.
63 •.
16
• 56
160
60
X133 '
52,
• 16
'34
58
64.
71
3:3 ,
• :4 •�
60.
3'6`
37
24
4
1,13'0
Hemingway
'5
•12
,3.
•2,
1
6
31
Presented Cross
Guest ,:Mitchell, son' of a •ifor-
mer .rector,' Rev, A. S.1'Iitchell,
:rnade the gift` ' of a P.rocessional
Cross to St.' PeterS, congregation..
It was designed 'and" made. by
Guest as a • "labor of love" to
the memory cif .former: rectors
of the Parish. 'Rev. Wilfred
'
,Wright presented the cross. to
Bishop Luxton' w•ho dedicated it
•
;"to the memory of. .those who
have labored ,in this parish and
have been called to their rest."'•
, Y
Memorial ..:Hall
The starY of • the Parish Hall
Was summed' up in the , church
bulletin as follows: ' • ..
"St. Peter's. Parish ,Hall is
erected to the Glory of God, and
as a memorial to former Sunday
School leaders, .who faithfully
served God in this Parish; kr.
g:. Hol•mes,. Mr.w Moorehouse
Mitchell, Miss Clara • McLean,
Miss' Ethel .., IvIoLean, Mrs, E.
Fisher :' Her ing'waY; Hassall, Mr. R. H. McQuillin..
.. "For Many years; St. Peter's,
0 l:ueknow,have felt the need for
0 - a'' Parish Hall, especially for
'Sunday School and ` other .Paco-
chial•.activities.
"To this • end a trust fund' was
established •in ,1950, which' by
4
2
0
HI'TECiURCH
•
Mr. and Mrs. Fred • Culbert of
Walton and Mr. Lew Culbert of
Stratford, Mr. Robert .McClenag-
han and Mr. Elmer Smith • of
Rothsay. were visitors at the
home of. Mr:. and Mrs. ,Ben
McClenaghan on. Sunday. -
Mr. and Mrs. Don Dirstein of
Brantford spent the week -end
at. the,. home of Mr. and Mrs,
Russel Gaunt.' Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Gaunt'visited at the Gaunt home
on Sunday.
'Mr.' and Mrs. ' Carl McClenag-
han visited • on Sunday at the
hor,ie • of • Mr. and Mrs. Elmo'
Pritchard ,near Lucknow . • •
IY1r. and• Mrs. Cameron Sim-
mons and family of London vis-
ited on Sunday. at .the home of
f
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra' 'Scholtz.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore
Blaine of Wingham and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Kerr of :Bhzevale• vis-
ited on. Sunday at . the home •. of
Mr. and •Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenag=
han visited. on Friday. evening
at the .hemp of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Moss in.. Plattsville. and
also , attended the Plattsville
horse show., • . '
Mrs Russel Ross was . the
winner of a' lovely blanket that
was drawn at S.S., No. 2 •Schogl
Culross, at. a. card •party. Friday
night.
Mr. l and ` Mrs. Earl Caslick at-
tended ,the Harkness • picnic
which was held - in Teeswater
Park on',Sunday.
M:rs. Roibert Ross returned to
her• home on . Thursday after
spending a: "few:' .days • an Wing
ham 'General Hospital.
Mr, and. Mrs.. Gordon 1VIont
gomery .Of Toronto . spent the.
,week -end at the home of .,:Mr.
Charlie Taylor. :
Mrs. . Gibson Gillespie, Mrs.
Dustan Beecroft, ;Mrs..John' Pur-
don, • and .Mrs. Ben McClenaghan
attended • the anniversarytea at
:St. Helens on Thursday.:
.:Ir: and ` Mrs . J,ahn Gaunt
visited: • on Sunday with. Mr.. Tom
Gaunt who is a. patient in Lon-
don Victoria Hospital.
M. 'andMrs. , Alex : Leaver,
Mr. Charlie Leaver, Joyce,:. Wal
;ker, :'Mrs. Jack Caultes of Bel -
grave, Mr:and and Mrs. Mervin Pipe
of: Brussels, Mr. .arid- Mrs. Wil•
bert Schwichtenberg oaf South-
ampton and . •Mr and . Mrs. Jack
Coultes • of here ,visited at the
home' of Mr.: and• Mrs. Albert
1960,: had grown to nearly $1,200.
special. vestry meeting .voted, to
undertake the erection of a Mod
est building, 24' x50' frame con-
's,truction with insulstone facing.
The ..Diocese of Huron.' generously
assisted with a grant. of $500.00.
"The total 'cost.. has been ap-
proximately $4,500:00.: The build-
ing is '.debt' free, and less. than.
15% of . the total cost was • paid
outin labour,'much .:of the work.
•being of a' voluntary nature: •
"On Easter Sunday, . 1961, the
sod was .-• turned • by The Ven,
Archdeacon,. C. J. Queen, DD
assisted by Miss Emma McClus-
key, . and the work 'commenced'
under. the 'capable • leadership., of
L i m
airan . of. the
'Building Comm ttee, w•ho de-
signed and assisted; in the erec-
tion of the. building
"We" are grateful .for .'the gifts
of . money, materials. & furnish-
ings', and especially, to Mr. Fred
Johnson, . Mr. 3.. K.etchebaw and
.Mr. Fred , McQuill'in who, took
certain .responsibilities, in spec-
ial phases of the 'work."
C:oultes�rcheon u Watt
Mr. of Toronto
spent Saturday—at the- horn -e- of •
Rev. John Watt.. and with Mrs.
Watt. who 1s: • a 'patient in Wing-
ham General Hopital,Dr. Ar-
thur Watt of London .spent Sun •
day also at the Watt home.
Mrs, Olive Boss of Walkerton.
spent a few days at the horde
of Mrs. George. McClenaghan..
Mrs. Florence Henry, ' ' Miss,
Frances `Henry. and Miss Phyllis"
O'Brien . :of London spent • the•
week -end at . their . home here.
•. Mr. • and Mrs. Russel .Ritchie
Visited on Sunday at the home
of Mr, and. Mrs. Wes 'Tiffin..•
Mr, and Mrs.. William- Brown
Of Lucknow visited on. Sunday
at the homeof Mr. ..and Mrs.•:
Charlie Tiffin` Mr. and •Mrs..
Sandy Murray and , family of `
Sharon spent the::w.eek-end with
Mr; and Mrs,' Tiffin:
Mr. and 'Mrs. Ralph Cameron
of . Ashfield, . visited. . on Sunday
at the home of Mr., and Mrs.
David McDonald.
Mr. ' and Mrs. Albert Cameron
of ' Lucknow visited on 'Sunday
at the ' home t lof Mrs: Myrtle
Dawson. •
'Mr. and .Mrs. • •Rel Falconer' of
Sarnia spent theweek-end at
'the home of Mrs. •Cecil Falconer.
Doug•Purdon:.of Sarnia is spend •
ing the week at. the, home of
Mrs. Falconer:. '° • •
• Mr. and •Mrs.'`Hughie Simpson
and ' family visited on Sunday` .at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Doug
• Simpson near •Teesviater • • ' .
Mr. and 'Mrs.' Charlie. Hender- `
son and, ' son ..Brian from, Toronto ,
•visited on Sunday %at the home
of Mrs. ,Myrtle Dawson. '
• Mr. and Mrs, 'Elmer Henderson
and • family, are spending a .'few
days ;:at the 'horde :o% Mr _and
Mrs. Bob Henderson. Mr: Hen
derson -will take a 6'month course' '
at' Fort •Churchiliill B.C. , and: his
wife &• children'. will -spend six
months with • her parents in New
foundland,
Store Hours Give
.Birth; To .I� r pet.
I've read the: verse and •:contra=
verse'
About • our little -towns,
Their changing plans and •pat+terns.
i'. And 'the other • fellows' .:frowns.
I';d•like oto.'. add'' my . hunibl�e
.thou;ghts • •
To all this friendly chatter,
There's . pros •, and . cons for . all
concer'ned..•
,Which may not, really. . matter.
But tis. ' difficult for some, .of us
To• make 'these , little ° changes, •:
Others of us 'thrive • en . sueh,
We need these different•ranges.
' •Parish • Officers
The parish officers •for 1962
are: Wardens:. Russell. Whitby &
1Jarnes Ketchebaw;' Lay Delegate',.
:Fred McQuillin;• Organist, Mrs.
Fred McQ'uillin; Building Com
mittee, Stewart Lavrs, chairman,
0, ''Hodgins;' .W nHedgkinson, .'J.
Ketchebaw, Ernest Gaunt (war-
den 58-80)•, ,'Fred :Johnson, . R
Whitby, F. McQuillin, treas.;.
Mrs. • S: Lavis, •sec'y. and the
Reverend Wilfred Wright.
' . After the . officiall opening, of
the hall., "open house" .was held
with refreshments served. The
children's choir sang a number.
Mrs, Clair Johnstone sang "Bless
'This House," and Reeve • George
Jont spoke. briefly.
• ,7.
:•moi.... ... yip.-•.i.:riy..��=�.. .._.,.�.�.
We feel '.certain poignancy
'For : the bygone Saturday:., night,
When long. .and. :'loud. and. late
held' sway
And we thoughtthat that ' was ;'•
right.
'Bu't. with ` all :this sl\iY-sh" 11 11� :_.
•
a y'
talk .:
We . must . remember something,
That . time stands .' still for :no
':man,
Leastways the Country Bumpkin.
So le't • us look ahead a bit '
Get set • • behind the •wheel,.
And come to town on .Friday
night.. •
To consummate a deal.
Fulfsl our; :needs at, shop .' and.
Be thoughtful of..,'Our spending,
And live'• for love sof life • and
friends,
Don't let's,' ;be • too . unbending:
For those 'who , work. • in 'these
same towns, • .
At the bttoiness of their. choosing,
Let the be happy in their'
choice • .•
Their pockets .with money oozing.
We can't stand still, we Can't• go
...back
We've 'got to tread the trail,.
Our span • of•life is short at ',best :
We can't completely fail,
And :soto end this little pie
My cards are on the table, '
We've , rented well .ort Saturday,
,night
•T'O church :if we. are able'..
Mrs, Eleanor Irwin.,
• R.f. 7, Lucknow: