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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-09-12, Page 2••• • PAGE Two 441.-7,44% 4 111103 LUCKNOW SENTINEL, Luousrow, ONTARIO Joined Atwood B�nd To 'Take.Port' In Tattoo At St. Thomas Last Week TWenty-seven meMbers a the Elwin Hall,' the IIigh Sichbol X4ucknOw District High School Band leader, was in charge, of the ..Bend joined with the Atwood local group which included the 3304 last Wednesday to take following: •,, ' • .part in the St. Thomas Police Mary Andrew, Bill Andrew, • Association bandtattoo, Terry Wilson, Grant Helm, Joyce • The group left after school on .*Thopiourn, Larry Pentland, G?r- `Weclineeclay,, Motoring to Atwood, don " lVIONay, Alan McDougal, where they boarded 'a bus for St Keith Kaiser, Hilda Ritchie,. Thonras, _• . Murray Johnson; Ken Kirkland, ParteiPating bands were Elgin Larry Hunter, Roy Button, Terry Regiment Bugle, Band, St, Tho- Rath:well, Esther Gibson, David ms, West . Lorne Pipe Band, Gibson, Sharon Whitby, Gale • . RCAF Bugle Band, Clinton, Ayl- Anderson; Marianna MacDonald, mer Pipe Band, Woodstock: Pipe Denver 'Dickie, • Doug. Dickie, Band, Woodstock Imperials Bu- June Ackert, Mary Murdie, Bar•= 'gig •Band, 'AtwOod-LuCkriow. pras.i. Band, Ingersoll Pipe Band. The.' 8 band'sparaded though Thonies—Nfain--Sfr-to--Pinafore- Park for the band concert • : • Enroute home the ' Lucknow-• 44twoOd group stopped •at. the Three Little Pigs for eats,, and *were' home. 'by 2:90: a.m., all agreeing they had a, good time. start a, Majorette class. • •barNelSon, 'Jim Anderson. • To, Start Majorettes Band practices will. resume -again--at--theschooll--with_twent_y_ indicating' their interest in starting. :Any public school stu- dent interested in . joining the • band should contact Mr. Hall: • Plans are also. being. made to ENGAGEMENTS •Mr. and Mrs, Andrew' Ritchie, R.R. 7, Lucknow,. wish to an- .POUniCe.: the engagement of their daughter, ,P-atfiCia • Dianne, to Thomas Wilfred Dickson, so. of Mr. and Mrs. Maivir,. Dicksont, Port Albert.. .The wedding will take place at ,Ilacketts United Church on S.aturday; October 6', 1962., • • • • Urge Care On Luther Marsh The Grarbd River Conservetion, ,Commission feel they have •little • ••• control over the .use of •the waters • . •of .the Luther Marsh. • Bruce •MacLennan, a; native'orf LochalSh •was one! Of , three duck Winters who lost their' lives when; their boat was swamped whie• duck, hunting last fall. , , • At an inquest which wai" held ,after the fatality, thecoroner's • • jury recommended that • the •GRCC prohibit the ,use of the. •Lake for boating atter dark, as it is, dangerous. It is easy to .get • lost. On- the lake and becalm it •• is high, open country, Storms, • can make the water rough in a hurry. The Commission main- tains a cruiser and operator at all •these.' lakes.- „ •• The Commission's lawyers gave as .their Opinion that boating on this- lake arid all others -conies • under, the • Control 'of the _Federal. Government, •under . the Canada Shipping Act and that the Com- • mission cannot stop a boat awn- : ei" from using the waters of any, of its 'three' lakes; providing the • boat has proper running, lights and safety equiPment, as requir- ed by the regulations. • The secretary was advised to. Write ' to 'the Attorney -Gm -wart 'departthent. advising that, the so-- Jicitor feels theCothmussion has • no . power to prohibit boating at night puck hunters- will have to use reasonable. caution. . 1 • • • •• k• f.` 4 4'4 :f* .t ecither Dalnuc Western Harvest Wm. Miller, a native of•. West • WawanoSh, who has resided in. • the West for many years and' • is now retired M Saskatoon, brings us up to: date on crop con-. • ditions in. the WeSt; . retains a. keen lil- • tefest in such things, '•despite the fad he is • a riOnagenatian. His 'Interest , never wanes / in the. old home corrunfinity, and 'to keep in touch- he has sent a two year• renewal to The Serit- Gathering. At Bell Reunion The Bel4 were ringing; Sun - day, September 2nd; Lana.- doWne Park, Kincardine when 53 members 'of the clan gather- ed for the, flft.h anmial, reunion. 'Dinner wee served at 1-00 fol- lowed by :races'. for the Younger people monducted by Burt. •Col-, 'ains,' • and remiriiscing for • the • older folks. •• The *inners af the ‘girls''• races starting with • girls under four• uP to married Women . were: Brenda Patterson; Mafgle poi - 'iris; Gail Patterson, and Vivian Bell: 'The' men s winners in. the same group were' Bobby W* tiler Wismer, • Bob and jim Ernmerson (tie) , and .0aMeron Bell= • , . . • Next years?". officers -are Cain- eron' • President; GOrdoxi Patterion; • vice PreSiderit; Any-. ian Bell, • secretary7treasurer; With Ru'the Patterson and Chris Bell • on • the ' food . 'committee: irohn Wisiner. Will handle the Those present were: and Mrs. George . Emerson, Dr.: Jim, •and;BOb ,of Purple Grove;.Mrs. Wm. E. Bell, Mr: arid`r7M.rs. W. Cameron Bell, Judy, ',Vickie and Nancy of Detroit; Mr. and. Mrs. Andrew Patterson, Mr, and NI:is. Burton Collins, JOhnny,' San- ,dra :and Margie ' Mr.—, and .,Mrs. Gordon Paterson Ripley; Mr. arid.."Mrs. Walter ' Scott Ar- . • • • . • • .• •• kona': Mr. ancl; William R. Bell, Carole' Tanis and KO; and Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Camp- ' •• bell, Lynn and David of Lon- don; 'Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bell, Kiricardine Mr. and, Mrs. Sam WiSiner; Mr. and IMrs. John Wismer and Baby; Mr. ,and Mrs. Stewart Winner, •D,avid • Here's •his' commentary on the , Western 1-rarvesto, written in,a. •• clear, steady hand: • Crops around ;these parts are just about the • same as a' year ago, front. s* to fifteen bushela • of . wheat per acre and 'very • spotty,: Some • fields run about - thx bushels and just across the . fence may run about thirty. Taking the province: all rdurid, • crops are twice as good as last . year or better,, but the weather there is very. catchy. Cutting 'is 1Was Badly Hurt 2 Years Ago, Now Has Broken Ankle (DUNGANNON INEws), Dungannon United CUrch an- niver.sary services are set for • Sunday, September 30th, with •• morning and . evening serVices. •• The ministers are the resident • i •' d I minister Rev, N. Gostonyi & FarrerDie Rev. R. E. McLagan, Myth. SPec- • . • • • , ial music is being prepared, with 1 • I92 d 'Y outside, talent. More•particulars n s n ear William Robert Farrier, a life- long resident ot this district pas- sed away suddenly on Wednes- day,. September 0th at Pinecrest Xanor• Nursing Home at Luck - now in . • He • was the youngest son of the late Wesley Farrier and Nancy Patterson of West .Wa- wa.nosh Township. He 'was pre- deceased by his parents, one sis- ter, Mrs. William Sherrifif (Re- becca) 'and three brothers, Geo., Oliver and. Jonathan. - On' December 25th, 1900 the• . late •"Mr. Farrier was. United in • marriage • to Eliza • Ann Jarvis who survives. Following • their marriage, • they • farrnec1 pm.' the 12th °Concession of. West 'Wavva- nosh. Townahip until. they moved to Whitechurch Where they en- joyed. 19 years of retirement. • 'A,•patient, kind .and loving husband• and. father, Mr'. 'Farrier of staunch • Christian character was • a faithful ,member * f his church throughout his long life- time and ''set a shining example. Of highprinciples inhis home and community: iAt the time 'of his death, Mr. Farrier was /an honourary mei-fiber of the Ses- sion 'Of Whitechtirch .United Mr. Farrier leaves to. mourn his passing two daughters, Win- xilfred: ' Toronto, • Olive (Mrs. Jack Gillespie) of Sarnia, • Gar- net of Whitechureli; Carman of Long .Brarich, "Russell a Wing-. ham and Clifford 'of Kitchener. Twelvegrandchildren also sur- vive. . • . • The 'funeral was •held Saturday at 2 p.m. from the MacKentie kentOrial .Chapei in Lucknow with' the Rev. George Mitchell, pastor of Whitechurch and•Blue- vale United Churches offiCiating, Interni -was in. Greenhill :Ce-. meterY. , , • • • Floral tributes Were carried 'by the grandchildren. • The pallbearers were , Dustan. Beecroft,* Milan Moore, Elwood Groskorth, Earl Caglick, 'Mathers and, Pete. Cook.' . later! Visitors, with Mr. and Mrs, W..A. Stewart were their daughter, • Mrs. Bert Robjohns and: her inisband of Detroit. They had returned 'from an •eXtensive tour -along the East- ern. StateS. Other visitors were on Sunday, Mr. .andMrs. Bert Greer of . • • F.O. Wayne Brown after two weeks vacation with ,his par7, ents, Mr, and •Mrs. Wilbur, Brown is now at Clinton RCAF . . , . air "school taking an instructor's. oolirse. for three • weeks as a begutuang, , • , • RVIrs. Leslie Shultz took vio- • lently :cvn. •Sunday afternoon. She • was rushed by ambulance ,.to Goderjch. Hospital and from there to St.' Josephs . Hospital, Lonclon4 . and was operated on •Sunday., morning for stbmach ulcers. Word comes, that 'she has got . relief and \ doing .alright towards .recovery. •• ,• Mr. Jim Blake4 elder son Of, Mr. 'and Mrs.... Ceell Blake; after, completing two years , of • Toronto UniVersity, left the %beginning Of - the week to begin a .year at " Os- goocle, Hall, TOrPotio. and Mrs. Bill White, fain - 'Hy and his . mother, Mrs. Pearl White of Galt visited on Sunday with ,cousin, Mr. andMrs. Wil- bur Brown. / Mrs,. Jake Krause nee Mabel KilPatrick, of "North Battleforcl, S,ask., has beeri—visitirig with her cousin; Mrs. Cecil • Blake and other. relativeS .in the vicinity: Mr. Delmer Maize, science teacher in :a • ,Scaliboro; High School was 'at the. parental home of . Mr. and Mrs. Bert Alfaizece Recent visitors with Mrs Frank Jones were Mrs. Steve Helesie, Goclerich, . Mrs. Gary: Moore •' and infant daughter, Becky of Sarnia and IUDs.' •Ray • Bather of Goderich. • • Mr. and .Mrs. Anderson Mug-, ford, London and Mr. and Mrs. Len Chriitilaw, Nite, visited with their •mother, Mrs 4bner Mor- • ris over the, week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Glen .Weaver & • Mrs.. Jackson Refire visited for - wIDOMO,ACY, SEPT„ .10.44; LVCKNOW ISANTA1VIS. • OUSTED RipLEY .SATURDAY • Lucknow 'Bantams ousted ley On Saturday night when 1172y-ouwt-oollf-3thseerdieEk:iclibyrvga :C111Qre: of • 13 to ,9. Luanow came from be- • hind. in 'the •late innings to take it. The game -was Slated as the ' first .haif of a double bill. Wal- kerton and Wingliarn Intermecli- ates Were slated: to meet, in the • nightcap; but this game • was cancelled When' the Bantarn.. game ran on close to ten ociock.' Two -day' 'attendalice• at the. Elmira (fall fair was 27,000,', • '• Exeter. is to have a ,vote on the :various types of outlets 'per- mitted in Ontario -public houses, • dining • lounges and cocktail lounges.Exeter has not previ- I ously had „a vote on these questions. " The town has retail.. 'outlets. •, merfriends around. Chatham last •Wednesday, • Mr. ,Rbss, Rivett, guitarist, re-, turned horne after 'spending the slimmer :With an orchestra that, travelled North and the aVIari- time" ' • ••• . .We "were sorry to hear 'of Mr. John Chisholin's accident Wed- • nesday, of last week. He fell on steps a he was raving a neigh-: bors house breaking his ankle. of What we might call his "bad leg" which was ,badly. shatter- ed in, a road aeo ent two years, ago. It is thought there no doubt was stili a weakness that let him down. He also injured his• , shoulder with a possible break. We Wish him the. best of luck tOwards recovery. , ••• • Mr: and Mrs, Ross Weaver of Ridgetown visited. last Week with ' • his brother, 1 Mr, ;Glen Weaver, other visitors' .on Sunday Glen: lire, ,,Peter 'Colby, Charles Brien and Ivan. Guyibt Ridge. 'town also Mr. John IVICCart and son, Tack, •Cliatlyarn,• Mr. Ernest Girvin, TorontO, one day last week visited: his =ISM, aVIrs. Mel J., Reed.• . • Mrs. Minnie • Jones and son, *1, will soon move to their new • home in :the village which is receiving re ovation 45th Wedding Anniversary In: celebration of Mr. and Mrs •Arthur Elliott's 45th 'Wedding anniversary,- they On Wednesday gave a farndly dinner 'at" 6:30 p.m. Guests were, Mr. and Mrs.. Oscar Cuthili and Paul, Walton; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott, Mis- es R.ebina and Nettie .Sprou10-,IVIi. & iMts. Ilenb:- Finnigan and their • 'neighbours, Rev: N. L. 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A lot .of •• crop is 'still, green in the ncirth, and , a' • heavy crop, but. stands a . good chance to get frozen.• •• • •• Wm. Miller. -, • THE LUCKNOW ,SENTINEL:' , • LVCKNbW, . ONTARIO -. The Sepoy Town" -:,,. Op the Huron -Bruce Boundary ' Authorized as sedond class ma% Post Office Department, Ottawa • 2 In Stock ' Established 1873 -=Published Each Wednesday Afternohn i L. • •••• • Member of the ,C.W.N.A, and the OM:N.& •• :•• ••. • Subscription Itat$3.00-a year, in advance*to the. US.A., •8400, • • • ' • 10 JOHNSTONE F1JRNITURE, 'Phone 1'ucknotot • Campbell eleliOniPson and Donald 0: Thompson, Publishers .• • • • . , • WEDNESDAY • SEPT. 12th, 1962 • „ • . ' . , • i••,•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . , / • •