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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-10-03, Page 11.'•• '4 rr.• r Ns. , ^n•—••-•.•-....••••••••.....,...1-*****e•••••••••••irt.,*.. slop, 1.Year 1,1k Advance -- $1•00 dill TO U.S.A. 1JUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, OCT. 3rd, 1962 Single Copy. 10c . • 16. Pages . Wintermeyer and Gaunt BlitzedHuron- FOUND DEAD AT HOME • JACK HENDERSON Bruce In 'Whistle Stop', Tour Monday A lliftle- P" tour of •Hu.- lake by way o.f Auburnr Ben rThng • on Monday • miller, SaltfOrd, Smith's• Hill, • axed the Liberal candpiate's Nile, Dungannon and, Port Al- : campaign in the Huron-apice bert. Northv.vard along the Blue- byelection• 'Which, Will be deoyl- water they mad fromhamlet' ed on Thursday when voters •go, :to hamlet to Reids Corners, east to the .13°14,toRipley and Kinloss and south. Liberal Leader John J. Win- ward by Kinlough 'and Holy- terfneyer and Libberal ` candidate rood • `to • ' L4ehPow, Here Mr, Murray, Gaunt blitzed the riding gaunt , and Mr, • Wintermeyer in a day -long motorcade the lunched, shook. hands with folk • theme ofWhich Was, "Don't •Ask on Main Street ,and were at. the . the people to • come to us, 'wen Lucknow 'District High' School at go to the people." • 12:45, where they were received Death came suddenly. to Jack HenclersOn Boundary West, ° from a. heart attack. He was founa on Tuesday by his brother, Eldon. Hender- son and Murray, when they 'visited the farm. • Jack, who lived alone, fre- quently visited in Goderich with ,his daughter and failure to' see a light in his home at 'night did not cause any concern atT.first. / It is .believed that Mr. Hen- • dersOn' died on Saturday as he got out of his car at his borne The lour started early men: • by the Board Chairman, Arthur Premier Robarts and Geo. McCutcheon Welconied Here Al ° Climaxing a three-day tun. of the rang of of Huron -Bruce, the. Honorable John Robarts, Premier of Ontario., and Progressive -Con, servative candidate, George Mc Cutcheon, /visited Lucknow on *Tuft esday afternoon., -They ' , They were acdempaniecl by Mrs.: Robarts and'. Mrs. McCut- cheon, and the ,four4orne were • presented. to an enthusiastic ga- thering by Omar Brooks, local committee chairman. . In welcoming the distinguish- ed visitors to Lucknow, ReeVe day morning from Winghani • " Hodgins George Joynt said it was a high south to Blyth' and west to the (Continued on Page 13) • lionor De artin honour and a• unique and .mem- prable occasion •that will be long remembered, for it is the first time in 'history that a Pre- , P Past Week Saw Election Interest Soar To Library Member New High, Big Vote Expected Thursday 11 . On Thursday of this • week, ing Time, ;and close,it ,8:00 p.rn. October 4th, the electors - of There are. some 1000' eligible Huron -Bruce •w go, o the Po voters in the riding and in the sented, with a pen and pencil to elect a representative to .the last 'electidn • 'in 1959, • about set. ' / Provincial Legislature:, , 12,006 votes were .cast , with Mrs. Howey has been a valued byelection was called to John Hanna. winning over Rae member of the board and ' has fill the vacancy .causedby the J. Watson by 1300 witesserved as secretary. for six years death of John W. : Hanna, last In 1955 there' were • 13,000 Board members present 'at. the March.. Mr. Hanna' had rePre- votes 'Cast . With John . Hanna dinner Were Miss' Helen Thomp- . sented theriding for over 19 'having a. 1,500 vote 'edge over ,sen, Mrs. Harold Treleaven; Mrs, years, since he was first elee- Hugh Hill.' . „ 1 , Jessie :Allin, Mrs. Otto Pedersen, teck as a Progressive Conserve-. c ' ' • . . , . lihrariah; S. E. Robertson, E H; tiveMembein the Ociverkunent 'Interest Keeil . Agnew. and' Stuart •CollYer. . r • ' headed by Premier There is,every indndation that ' George o.Thursday. • '.' ' • ' ', Old ' t it At : -a y . . . :there , will . he a.,: big vote cast Progressive Cnservative can_ on es L Drew. • •didate' in Thursday's election Never have 2. we seen .such : is ,George Mccuteheon, 40 -Year campaigning, , or such interest Fair Neiirs 95 4,11c1 -Brussels garage. operator. aroused as. in . th .1.3 . key bYelec- • — The Liberal candidate is 27- tion, : It has,, been • a sustained Miss Jessie MacKay who ',for year-old Murray Gaunt of West Campaign, that was refreshing many years has beenregular in f attendance at the Lucknow Fall' Fair, was present •on Thursday at what she feels may be 'her Mrs. Wilmer Howey, who is leaving the village to reside in Kitchener, was honoured by the Rummage Sale Library Board at a. dinner -on , • ' • • Monday eveninat the • Log Ca- - ' In .'Market Store' Restauiant. She was' •pre-• • . Wawanosh, was •* asSi4ant for the-.' : plain , that was high farm . editor 'at OKNX :When Upheld 'in . this.; all ,` wit attle b • , received the nornination, ' to • win the riding.. • - PolLs 'open on TintrsdaY' . Thursday is election day. Vote last fair. She won the prize ning 9:00 :a..m., •baylight Sav- yeti like, but vote! . for.. the Oldest' lady on• .the 'grounds- MisS MacKay. Will be daY and 'evening • and all .,day -Saturday. . . ' ...• • • 96 on October 28th. 'Accompany -7 they • ,Anyone' in the cominunity Who ing he.r, elder sister, aS h:as something theY Pould• donate viewed .the fair from. a.. car, was Annie MatiKaY, 'who. itriderwent to the cause — and who hasn't -t• .The former :•• Market Store Building in the heart of the bus - mess section, now owned by Cyril Brown, ibe the Idea-. •tion. of a tWO,day rummage 'sale The sale is sponsored: by •the Lucknow And ,District.Lions Club, the.succesi of 1..vhich de- pends; on the generosity of the residerits of the community in donating' saleable. articles of telothing, furniture; applianees,. garden. and 'farm produce,: .bak- ing,,etc..; etc.'. • The' proceeds of, therummage sale are useefOr. Aith cornrrai, nity projects is the 'SWimming. classes this swinner, promotion of YoUth, activities and general welfare Work. . The sale 'will be held on Pri- /clay bc next week throuahciit• the Agricultural Minister Sees Future In Fairs and Higher Values For -Area Farms hnpressed by the Prosperons. farming acreage: of this district, the Hon ;Wm. Stewart, Ontario Minister " of Agriculture, pre- dicted that the future of the • agricultural industry may . well ".`wrapped up", in this. rural 'Mr Stewart's remarks • were - made at the opening of the Iaucknow Fall Fair last " •Thurs- day. He referred to .the rapidity with whigh, farm land is being "gobbled up" adjaeent to the 'metropolitan areal., and he for saw farm land becoming much' • more ; valuable here; and not so long away. One has only to look. at the quality of the ,stock and - crops' raised in this district to ,realize •this, he said. Complimenting the President and fair 'hoard; . Mr. Stewart ' .•' Says he personally feels the fall lair is here to stay for a long time, It is , a social and educa- tional meeting place where there !is ahNiaya something of irnpor- tanee to learn and where ,prob- ems and matters • of common. - interest ean b4, diScussed, The 4-H Club exhibits are ifl- dlcat1ve of the interest of Youl* • People In .their own businesses.• and their aim. to beeothe better. citizens, said Mr. Stewart • hi congratulating these yOunsi Peo- Pies ' . _While tarn' pr,ices are gen good, it is no time to 1. ' lavish money publicly ' or Priv- atelY, Abut .rather to •as.sess ex tenditures to get ,the best Val- * for our, dollars. • • Ills audience, have , only' one ..s°uree „„ ,,out of Pocket and tnine!*. Govern- u'At$ at all levels' ihould de- an economic climate that' , esses .inte/Ligently where we 1 a 1 1 1 are ..going• so •that Our in- vestments in. the future will not unduly mortgage the • lives: and pro-Pe/Ay of • those coming after Mr; Stewart was introduced .,Two gentleman, each 87 years leg amputation" operation should • not • ify Omar 'y Brooks, • several Months ago., Annie is 67 years of 'age.- • Another nonagenarian at the Fair Was: Mrs. Duncan MacDOrt- • " - Lloyd Ashton, Charles Webster, Gordon Montgomery . and ar- rangements Will •• be made to . pick theinl. up. • ' • ..• ' The .picktip will be _made both. ald of, town who a.' this summer She said it was the in town d County best fair she had ever been at Reception Tuesday mi.,. of Ontario has visited in Lucknow, ' • •,Reeve Joynt referred to the accomplishments in latic.low— the road program, the irrove-. men.t. to ' municipal 'buildings, the ' addition to the high school, which had been possible, only by Gassovisetranuinceenfrom• the Prcwincial. In faot,' he said, •it was only a few years ago. that• we thought • might lose the school. Mr. Joynt.referred to George 'McCutcheon as. a family Man, well versed in municiPal affairs, which has become an essential study for ',efficient management, and in which. Mr. MoCutcheon's ability was proven by* election to the Huron County warden - Introduces Prime Minister Mr, McCutcheon introduced (Continued on Page 13) • ' • Revise Lisi For Liquor Vote The hearing for the revision of the voters' list to he used in the holding of the liquor vote in Lucknow • on October 22nd, was . held at the Municipal .Office oh Friday morning. *. • , Bruce County. Judge P. S. MacKenzie Walkerton presid- ed for the proceedings "to have ' any omission or errors corrected according to.' law." • , The Federal election list was / •aPproved basically • for the Octo- ber ‘pIebiscite,• with upwards' of forty additions, deletions or pol- ling subdivision changes being . made.. • • • . • We understand' that eligikie voters who may • net he on the. list, can be sworn on polling day by the Deputy Returning. OffiCer. of the respective p011s. • Likevrise. the, agent for. either • the- affirmative or negative can challenge `a persons eligibility, & 'it this is done,- he or she must be sworn before Voting. To vote,. one must be of age and a -resident of the mUnicipal- ity since August 22nd L--• two months ,prior to voting. day -.asof, aLre, tied: for :the honour 'of 'G d *C•' ' d '"'-Fair. They were Allan McIver), ' .. ' , ... . . thorities in the Province Wh.o !We are -proud:to have ,with ',us R. 1 and Su U k . ' 7 F . .. , .., , .-1-7---m7 • *Dry Weather; if a bit.. on the Girls' '"Steal The Show" At.. Lucknow Fail 'Fair- ... 2060 , plersons t'o the Lucknow' cool Side,0.• brought out some , by Reeye :George Joynt "one being the oldest Men at.. :the 1- 0 Of the 'greatest agricultural au- , Show and Prospects, • of ip_ey Jim Martin o . ms p 1.uc now vs 9 th Fah today." • the Division. Line. ' . • • V . Agricultural Society's 97th an- •, ',•••\ - • -\\\ orably to last year, and while , \-1k nual fall -fair last Thursday. The attendance compared. fav- 'ks:Nk% • ,•$,,zA,s • •\•v•• •\Nki'';:" \‘‘ \\T \t" sk‘t•N\\" "N* • • • ‘1\Pair on behalf Of •the Govern - Ns•,\ no record,: did outstrip some of its pitedeCessors' in intergif and entertainment indoors and out, and proved that it has the' po7 tential .of beCorning • a ,• great . "little" fair.. • .More than '600 pupils parad- ed to the park froiri the ,public school . grounds. .Heading the 'procession ,were. 17 saddle ,horses and ponies, with smart trappings. and , colorful costumed •riders:, Music was supplied by the 36 piece Lucknowi High School District Band Linder the direc- tion of Elwin Hall. • . • Gordon , Montgomery ehauf- 'erred the. dignitaries .Who par- ticipated •in the Pair. opening. President Allan Miller,welcomed. the. crowd and' thanked those contributing to the success 'of the day. Reeve George ,Joynt introduced...the Stew, - art. • the Ontario. Minister of Agric,ulture who brought greet- , !rigs arid officially opened' the • • ' • 1 rnent of ' the ProVince 'of, On- shoW" at 'Pictured here left to iight.are:itIliott with •dattghter..', rieggy • , . t i.- . . .. i tam.. Mr. Stewart was • banked The girls ,"stole the , . — - , 0,.. ,,ne rpt '13: es:dent ol., lie the Luc -know Fa!I Fair baby con- 12‘ to 18 rn oriths,, Mrs, Lorne. Cook I Lynne 6 tO 1,2 moth Yrs Don '1)--. +, . • ., , t, r•leY, society.: Fred McQuillin. wito ,...daughter, Sharon Louise; , Thom son with Susan Beye (Continued on Page 13 test or,7,' Thursday by taking, al) 6 Months and under, Mts.' Wm.1 . —Sent:nel Ph otb . ' , the top a'‘‘ arcis. ,,,, , , ,,,, , . . . , ,r • •wre* •••••;* — • • . • • • • . . . • • • to 0., • , • . • • , • ' • • • • ,. • •