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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-04-05, Page 1• . • , $3.00. N'Year In Advance $1.00 Extra To 11.,$.4. • • 0 • 1..I.CICNQW, ONTARIO WilIDNDAY, • APRIL 5, 1961 , , • • , • , Ti&EIJVE, PAGES Replace High School Appliances In "Sell Hydro" Promotion PIan •• Members of :the Village Cowl- , cil and mimic/Pal officials, met withli.E:P.C. officials on Tues- . day of laSt week to reviewlocal, hydro affairS, and to discuss in general 'Igen • •,hydro" • plans'. These projects are promoted by, the Hydro Electric Power Corn ' • mission of Ontario, in what is L.D.II.S. PRINCIPAL ;IS GOI1'41G TO MILVERTON Mr, G Dalton Kirk" Principal of ' the, Lucknow Distriet High School, has, tendered his resig nation atter accepting the Prin- cipals•hip of •the IVIilverton Dis actual' a hydro versus gas. usage., trict .High Schobl. . • • • Meeting with Council were Mr Fred Silk, municipal engineer of IVIr. Kii.*'s new Pt)sitonwas 13arrie; A: Hoogoodyke of • announced iri the -Milverton Sun waikerton, with the soles last wE.Tk arid The Sentinel. was sion of HEPC and Harry Mc- aware • Of the. appointment, but Arthur manager.of the Wing.:14is resignation wa no ham area,.• . .irec;eivecl by the Lucknownow Board -.Replace School Appliances by our puiblicatior. deadline 'last • week, so ••announ:cement of . the To .Promote the use of 'hydro; pending change. was deferebd and• familiarize high school • til thisweek • un - dents with moderw:elect'ricarapri: ,pliances, two new .stoves, • a re- i Mr.. Kirk assumed ..the°, prinei- ..frigeratorand a. washer will be Paiship • at Lucknow. last 'Sep - installed. 'in the Lucknow Dis- ternber aS suceessoi to Mr. P. W trict High School, replacing the: Hoag Mr. Kirk .came to Pickno* I95 models of the -above named ' fr.= Markdale. • app1ances; ;I Another staff resignation, ie - The cost of these •apPliances,'Iceived..earlier IS that of Mrs. bought at the manufacturerS' Elizabeth Suter.. • level will be assumed 72,11.2% . by, Rural Hydro and 271/2?k) •bY • • the LucknoW Systern. The cost' • is divided, in:relation to the num- bei of ,.rural-Urban„pupils„ at- ' tending ...School. The, choice of this •toP-of-the-,lirte., equipment' for •th. Home • Economics room. will be left - to the teacets. Disposal of the present equip- ment v:111 ,made' by the , Luck - • LOCAL RESIDENT..." •• , SUFFERED !LIP. FRACTURE • Harris of Luck - now is a patielrit' in Victoria tios pi.t1;•.Londiin, with. a 'fractured, •hip She suffered the injury in a fall. at her home recently and • after x-rays .were taken —at Wingharn, she was remoVed.. to London. Miss. Birdie ',Harris , of • -town is. a Sister. WORK • UNDERWAY AT 'THE 'CARNEGIE. HALL . •• • • ” • • • • :•*•014 of .renovating and re7 d g.t oom and • . , the .basement area loeheath it, .at . the Carnegie Hall; got underway L. .'week. • . • Fir.it step is ''the lowering Je ceillng in .the Council room, ' , will be • converted for. Municipal office use. with: a fire _ , :proof "vauTt to .beconstructed in the jail area. The , two cells- have been torn out.. • : • ••••• • The labdur costs; on the. iblo. receive the ..d.Oinini.On.• and pro:: ,Winter: .*orks and' a • good deal • the, ether....COSts will' receive the pro- vincial grant "aPPlicajOle under thec4mrtiunitY, halls. assistance prOgrarrf.' . . 11.10LYROOD AIRMAN. 'OAS TO ORGANIZE 441 BEEN ,coMmiSSIONED, • INtla 11IJESPAt • fYgNING: .• I 1 . CLUBS TOOL SHED 'FI RE, • • ,........ . The, Huron County Agric41-, tura]. Office has announced a joint organizational meeting of the Lucknow ;and Dungannon., 4-H Calf Clubs, to be held at the Agricultural Hall in Dungannon next rlitesday evening at /3!30.: Lucknow Club leaders- are Torn 'Todd; George •Kennedy, Andrew Gaunt and Fred McQUil- lin DUncanno. leaders have. been John L;lark and Chester Finni7 gan. , • Any boy •or girl who was 12 years of age before. January 1St , , • 1961 and Who will not have reached his: or her 21st birthday by December 31st, 1961 may join a 4-H Club. New, members are particularly welcome and 'Past 4H Members are asked to bring along any neighbouring, hbys Or girls Who 'May *be Lent t!er'geant E. C... Johnny . 'estecl. Parents,. • are c. Particularly, c.°ntr°1; , • • • • Johnston, 38, son of Mr. and Mrs, welcome to'. attend -this. first The shed ,was gutted beyond. Mark L. Johnston . of Holyrood, meeting of . the • 4;11.', Clubs. ,for reTiair and Manyvaluable fools. has:.been•cornmissioned from the. ranks, acCordingto a RCAF. an nourKernerit. His new rank :is Flyims, Officer; .• • • 7HREAT!N ,BARN • • A Monday Morning, tool shed fire on the farm of Jack Ritchie, Con. 12, Ashfield, practically ide- Stroyed the shed' and .seriously threatened the nearby,*•?. barn for a • Sack Was working, in .the, tool shed. at the time sharpening an axe, •when all of a sudden he was startled to. see flames lick- ing up the Wall. • The family went to work with bilekets• to fight' the fire while the L,ucknow. Fire Department was responding. Assisted by a .few neighbours, they fought 'the blaze with waterancl snow • until the fire truck reached the scene. Flames had •gotten into the tool shed attic by this, time and Fire Chief Geo.. Whitby stated it prov- ed a bit stubborn to' bring under riti-Johristsdn• foined .the. RCAF in 104.2.in.the Supply Branch.He is i)reentlY at Air Material Coin - mend., Headquarters, Rockcliffe, • 17O.JOh.nston:,is married to the • . • • me Nominating Committee To tain Fall Fair Board Officers • " At a meeting of the L.lekriOvv.' • • • • • •• „ ••• • • • r.M. Naorni Firth of, Shel-TlEASTrn•stAL: DONATIONS. • ' • • ' ' . • - • • , . bfeu• Ihey have three children. STILL BEING- RECEIVED • , • STtIDYItqG 'ELECTRIC ' • The ."Lu -know and District ,114,CATING AT OWEN !SOUND ; Lions Club crippled, .Children's • • "Fund, of hich the aster M. :A: "Sandy" Haven's, town Seal •is the Symbb.1,::ii•itii.j. open foreman is spending a day' a Those who have neglected or Week, for four weeks in Owen forgotten to : make 'their . done-. Sound, ree.eiving 'instruction' .tion may :still .•do so. • ', electrical heating and heatiiig Another list of, Contributors principals in general ,. The weekly .instruction is sponsored by the41-LE.p.C. and is, desigped. Ito •faMiliatize the. class"s vv.th the new trend in electrical' heating of • homes, • •Ey, taking thi§ course, Mr. Ha- Wt;i1 be conversant With the basic fundamentals of this.: meth- od 01 he.ating., .-Turaned o Easter' Sunday for Pai•ish .Hall • .`*"° Easter Sunday .seemed.'a• most t „ •. • vt....rzis: • , :•:,,,..,...::::.: :;:. • ,., :....' fitting and •MernOtable. time 'for i'',,....: the "ttirningof the' sod" at St. Peter's 'Anglican. Churchfor the iI ,,.' • . erection 'of a: Parish Hall to , f. ,. ., serve . as 'a SundaY? SahoOl. hall :and for other parochial: actiVities, 1 '`.. :. . ..::.•4 Following the Easter morning I 1 • service, , which. 'Concluded withH . the sacrament of:Holy Connnun- .i' • •:Ion; thelarge congregation whielH was in attendance asSenibled• out- ! • (,. . ••,. of -doors, braving cold and snow.j -.for the ceremonial ritual ; ''• • ,.. ..A.' • • ' ' Celebrant and preacher ..en .. .Sitoilday Was Archdeacon Carman • J. Queen, Huron Diocesan ' Corn- • tnissioner, , who took 'Part in the • ' f..• .., sod turning,- assisting.:IVI is's Emma McCluskey, • the oldest active- • ,4 ' member of . SC 'Peters, and • who : ;had' a birthday that day, Others!- inclitdecl•in tbe•ceremonial gi•out) • . •• Were Rev. 'Wilfred Wright. th . incumbent; ..who • came ,to St.. Peter's Parish in ' Mid-Septern- , 'ber., Mrs. t.. J. Salkeld, long an .• active. member of . St; ,PCtor's I' (411d, „which organization has .raised 'a substantial fund, for Ill.'• , • parish hall; Russell (Buster)- • WhithS7the " People's ..Warcion; . . trt1C5t. Gaunt, the Rector's NAtrar-';' 4 • , den and Stewart Lavis, cha'ir-"1, ,'Pan of the Building Corninittce.H. , Russel' Whitb3i•. expressed ap-1 -' 1)f.".et.iation„ to those attending the 1, • ...service. "'The people are with tis -eVen if the weather is not," 'h• e ! Cortiniented,.and added that .this jnoMPrable oeca..sion. niarked_Jhe. drkiai. conirnencemera of .8 leng. • i . • 0 • • 1, •alapeais.." in An advertiiement. in • this issue with. thanks expressed by the Committee In charge for the 'Support the project is re- ceiving • ' " Contributions to the fund so fax are approaching the ,$p00.00 mark: The. committee 'treasurer is Lloyd Ashton and E. 14. ,chairman." • . • •• • Agricultural Society on Thursday evening, a 'Committee of the past 'presidents • ina tendance was .' named as a nominating Calp,yxlit- '4,:e' to' gbtain a :president arid. •v•cepreSidents •for : the -current y.0a‘il. , . • • • ; • • Tili4..,094011141itieq• is , cOMprised. of S. E. Robertson, Gordon Kirk- land, Fred McQuill'in aricl. Evan Keith.' Mr. Keith served ,aS.pre- sident .last year and at the an- nual Meeting. this Winter' .ex- pressed his wish' to withdraw from the office. 9, •, The final,result of that Meet.... ing Was the appeintment of Al- lan Miller,. Frank .1V1eQuillin and. Dennie J,oe: Gaunt asA•president, 1st ivice-president and 2nd viee- president 'reipeetlyely.: All are:: 'active •',members . of the . Society, 1 bti none was present at that •••- ' • Ch meeting, and do' not wish to as-: .,,• sume the responsibility of leader • urc . . ship at the -present at least. : • 1 Mr::Ieith presided ..at ThUrs- daY night's meeting, attended b 18 directors and. associate ' • . tars; • when .sPiendid reports of. the delegates to, the Fairs- Asso- ciation 'were, heard; and. geneFal. business ..transicte'cl. 'Failure to obtain a president within , the , group,. however, .resulted in the • nominating committee proCedure. • Oliver Mc(liarles & "Mrs. • ' Harry Lavis, delegates front the local ,Society to th • Toronto convention, • gtave'. ports. Mrs:* McCharieS cleared uP*. the q.ue,stion• as, to what "district' . the 1...,uc'i-alow ;Society • belOngs.. It is District 10. Stress, was lald-on reiewing and revising the prize' r..iistsand takitig aclVant,age of (Continued, On. Page cherished drean • low to be • ,00111 • a 'reality.' 'Th4 People'.S Warden :then welcomed the Venerable Aroht aq.accti ;on behalf of the parish itr nd petitioned hitt. to: he- ',Continued ,Ots' Pati tt1iNIN(*i S012 Sunday n-iony, witnessed y a arge 'morning was a ntemOvable: Ittaster morning congregation ca -ion at St, .P.oter'$ Anglican ,Are; RUssell. Whitby, People's th \vheri Ow sod Was turn: Wardeh; Stewart Lavis, ehair- for 111*W: *pari§h hall., Pic— ,,rian of the Blinding COMmittee; bt at Or -tete- Ernest GauntRector's Warden; • • • ZION. LADYA 'S HERING • ,. . , RESTORED, BY SURGERY Mrs', Ilunter Of 7,16n, underWent, :surgery on her ear " last Thursday in • St. joseph's „:',. • ..!•Hospftal,. London. She. wa;. able to, leave the hospital on Sunday but visited at the home of. lien Mrs,' Kenneth Laid- liiw, : returning home . I.Last' week's o:peration,. was- SiMilar to that which .Mrs. Hut -t- ter underwent a year. ago on the other ear. The, results have been' ' t'f ' ' mos gia ymg.: ery ,„ as she known to has tlo e to hernial hearing restored ..the Operatjonq,...• Her hearing'becanie iMpaired when she Was •a young lady and became :progressively% worse un- til hearing aids of increasing oi- uine were recurred for her to hear, the surgerS, elirninated the, rte.tlds, for aids andiqrs.. Bunter ,rioW hears .quite• ..1\ar. T. J. Salkela, rettesenting St. Peter's Guild; Von, 'Archded- t tOrt Carman J Queen; Miss Erri, 'ttia McCluskey, the Conaegation',s oldest active member; and the. Incumbent, ReV. Wilfred .Wright:: ••, • - • ,