HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-04-26, Page 11WEDNESDASt, APRIL 26011, ;1,90!
HE LUCKNQW .'SENTINEL, LT CKNOW, ONTARIO
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PAGE; ELEVEN
GRAVEL FOR LANES and: CEMENT ,WORK
also
FILL and TOP SOIL
TRUCKS ands :LQADER FOR ,I-IIRE
CEMENT and -CARPENTRY, WORK
Phone 286, Lucknow,' 'or • Contact
Jack Parrish
The public is invited to attend the
nnual Meeting; and; Banquet'
Huron' Liberal Association'
(as constituted' for •Federal Purposes)
Canadi4n Legion: 'Hall, CLINTON
THURSDAY, MAY 4th, '1,961
* Dinner '7 p.m. *'Meeting 8:30 p.
GUEST SPEAKER:
HON. LESTER B. PEARSON, M.P.'
Leader of the Liberal Party'
'Tickets for the Banquet available from Municipal Chairmen.
ANDREW Y.' McLEAN, Seaforth 'ROY LAMONT, Zurich
President Treasurer
HAROLD SHORE, Goderich, . Secretary,,
McKEE ' 'SHREDDER 'HARVESTER
OVER 4000 IN: USE
ON ONTARIO .FARMS ,
A .Truly One.Ainn Harvesting
Machine .'
r . Grass Silage
• Zero Grazing
• Hay Conditioning,
• Hay. Harvesting
•. 'Grain Threshing
•. Straw: Harvesting
• Corn Silage'
GOOD FEED MEANS GOOD PROFITS—By using a McKee Harvester on your
farm you can produce milk and beef more economically than with any other liar:.
vesting.methodl •
THINK' OF TNIS ! II -,If you sowed twine and other�boling expenses' for' eight
. years and invested the moneyrct six'per cent you could' ptirchose a, new McKee,
ry
Haesting outfit with the 'proceeds. • ' '' . '
BUY NOW AND ,START 'SAVING!
:.
JIM -BOYL
Dealer for'
McKEE SALES and SERVICE
Phone .Lucknow 141 or''.Wingham 19
ZION
Miss Judy• Hardman of 'Lions
Head spent thea week -,end.' with
Marlene Minter.*
Mrs.J Frank Ritchie ,and Anne.
visited in . Kincardine Hospital
with Mrs. Allen McAuley..
Mr.' and Mrs. Harry :lrlackett' ,&.
' George • visited ' Sunday' evening
with Mr. and Mrs.'.:D. A. Hackett.
'Church • will be at 1:45 next
Sunday, fast time being lir' effect.
CLUB. GIRLS' MEETING'
Lucknow 441 Club for. girls;
Featuring Friiit's, met at. ` the
home of Mrs: J,.:Mathers, 'on Ag-,
ril .18th. The meeting, w•as op
eried by President; Elia'abeth Ann
Finlayson,.. Roll call was ,anSwer-
e.
ed by' an Ontario fruit , With, 12
girlsarises :'
Bring.• Mr's. C. Finlay
son ;gave information on fresh,
dried,- homegrown and imported
fruits: ' P
Lynda O'Donnel , made
i
:. • shortcakes whe Were served.,by
using strawberries: Thenod*
meeting will be• . .,
of. Mrs held at the home:.
, Kt' McNay.
• BOAR , -'
BORN c '
lin• Kincardine Hospi:,
tilMonday; l, M
`,. Mrs,
April 17th, to Mr,and Mr's, ,Robert Boak, Il:E 3,;
.Lucknow,,• 4 sorb
`ST. HELENS
The May meeting of the St.
'Helens Women's Institute 'Will,
be' held Thursday, "May 4th with
Envoy Newman of the Salvation
Army, Wingham as Guest Speak- .
er., A box will be left in Miller's
Store,. St. Helens for donations
of clothing or 'money in aid of
the Salvation Arrny.
ESTATE..,• ,
AUCTION: SALE
4uction sale of. Farm and Mach
inert' at Lot 3: ' and 4, Con. 2,
Colborne Township, 3 miles north
east of Goderich .on TUESDAY,
MAY 9'th at 1 p.m,.
MACHINERY Case DC4 tractor,,
Case VAC , tractor with manure
load and. half tracks, Case VAC
14 • tractor with ada,ustable front.
end (like new), Case 2 furrow
plow ' on steel, 2. Case •,3- urrow.
plows on steel, •Case 28 plate disc,
10 • foot Bissel • packer,Case
mounted • tractor • mower, ''Case
15-fo:ot mounted Harrows,' .3 -sec-
tion;
sec -tion; spring tooth' harrows, Case
side delivery rake, Case one-way
disk, ; Case 2 -furrow mounted
�' plow, Case 2 -row , mounted scuff-
' ler, • New Idea` tractor spreader,
used (1 year), Dion forage Har-
vester with cutter . bar and corn
I' nose (nearly new), Vermont
Lime :spreader, Case: forage, her=
• rester with hay ' pick-up, • Case
forage • blower • and . pipes, Wet
more Clutton hammer mill and'
belt, Case baler, Titan one man
chain saw, Seaman Roto tiller
with 75 H.P;, -Waukesha motor,
New Idea rubber tired wagon,
set sleighs, feed cart, tools, etc.,
Dodge'. 3 -ton : stake With '16 foot
body, ' International 2 -ton with.
12 foot .body. and hoist.
PROPERTY:
At the same place, . 3 p.m., Lots
3' and 4,. Com 2, .Colrborne:.*p.,
will'• be offered for sale ',subject
to reserve bid. 200 acres of choice
'clay., ;loam, land, well drained
approximately 160. acres work-
able, 40 acres hardwood bush,.
40 acres ` of spring seeding, 15
acres plowed for corn,;remainder
in ; permanent 'pasture and hay,
excellent water `••supply, :eight
room brick and 'stucco house..
with modern: 'convenienc'es, at-
tached. . garage, ,large , steel
plement shed, large bank barn,
84x70with•,.cernent upright . silo
and' large . trench. silo.
TERMS -- Chattels, cash; Pro-
perty, 10% • down ' :day of sale;
Mortgage can be arranged by
seeing executors in ' Goderich..'
Prop., Estate of . late Reg ,McGee
Auctioneer, Harold Jackson:
Clerk, George Powell.' ,.
• OBITUARY
MATHEW . `GAYNOR.
'A resident of Goderich, Math-'
ew ', Gaynor passed away ori
Tuesday of, last: week' .after a
long i11ne'ss. He was an auction-
eer and.a ' native of West Wa-
wanosh Township:. Matt resided
on the 12th Concession and later
in Lucknow before the family
moved' to Goderich several years
ago. ' • .' .
'Survivingare, his '•Wife, the
former Eva Hogan; two sons,.
Lyle, Tavistock; Leon, Goderich;"
y
three daughters, ; Mrs. Walter„
(Phyllis) Mercy; 7Vtrs.' Harold
(Theresa) Harvey, and Miss
Wilma' Gaynor,' all of Goderich;
and .six grandchildren.'
The body rested at .the Lodge
funeral . home. , Requiem high
mass was sung at . St. Peter's
Roman, Cath�olib Church at 10
a.m.,. ,Frid'ay. '
PAYTRIBUTE TO
E A
NEW/`:MOD R TOR.
The' election' : of Rev. William
A • Henderson, a Lucknow-born
boy, as moderator of the . Synod.
of Harnilton and Londoii, is a
popular choice: Rev. 'Mr. bender
son is. Minister of Knrox P,re:s
byterian 'Church, "Walkerton,_ in
Bruce.. Presbytery; : • 'which corgi
prises a Targe portion of West-
ern and Southern' Ontario..
Commenting on •his election,
the :Walkerton Herald -Times • had -1
this to say in.: `parts ;
PHQTO ' CO-OP REALTOR,, SARNIA
120 Davis. St. Sarnia, Ontario.
The following for Sale:
HOMES A number of homes in Lucknow; Ripley
and Wingham priced for . cjuick sale.
FARMS '— A `number of good farms in Ashfield,
loss,' West Wawanosh Townships.,
;1.08 -ACRE FARM .on hard surfaced county road, land'
in good 'shape and : buildings. in A-1 condition
2 GOODS '100 -ACRE FARMS on a:'gravel county road,
land A-1, buildings all in A-1 condition,.
175 -ACRE FARM on Provincial Highway, land and
buildings in A-1 condition.
These ' farm§ can be '.purchased' with half cash, and
half mortgage at a reasonable rate of „interest.
A, NUMBER OF LAKE LOTS with or without cottages,
priced ' right.
Many other va'uable properties of "all kinds.,
Apply to, GEORGE TIFFIN ;.,'
Salesman for this ';District
Lucknow, Box 217 Phone Lucknow ' 184-W
D:UNGANNON FAIR.
'NAMES: OFFIC'E'RS.
(DUNGANNON NEWS)
The Daylight Saving Time ,be-
comes effective •'this. Sunday
'morning and church : goers may'
-be the "'first ,.here to . officially.
.notice the • change:
.Mr. Merrill' Graham, student of
Queen's CoUege, .Kingston will
have .charge. of the United; Church
service; for Rev. T. Richards,:: on
Sunday 11 a.m.
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REV.' WM. A HENIDIRSON
Rev. Henderson came to Walk
erton from Hillsdale, near Bar=.
rie, 121/2 years ago and. 'during,
his ministry here has' endeared
himself to citizens in all walks
of life ,and of ''all. religious faiths
by ' his kindly acts, his:exemp
lary, sincere 'Chirstian' life ' and
good •neigihbourliness. His regular
'visits are bright spots' :ih• the lives
'of the sick and those.hospitali'-
ed or in declining years. $esides
this his , weekly .sermons' are in
Visitors .oast Sunday. with' Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Blake were Mr.
and. Mrs.sR. T. Kilpatrick, Karen.
Grant, Wingharn and Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Corbett, . 'Lloyd"nd
Ralph, Orangeville and ]Miss
Dorothy Corbett -arid- Mr.. Doug-
las Tucker, -Toronto.
spiratiiair''to ° the Members , of : his
congregation.:
During . his pastorate;: , Knox
congregation has 'increased con-
siderably numerically :and the
givi:ngs' within the church have
greatly' increased. Since his scorn-
ing here a new manse has been
erected at; a 'cost of: some $18,000
and_' more' recently a $44,000 edu-
cation' building 'has , beep added
t� :the. church. In every .way his
work :mere ' has prospered and
there is complete harmony with -
the congregation of r Knox.
,' The . new moderator: is a native
of :`Bruce . County.: He was born
,at •L' ucknaw,reeiving, his early
education there .and at Wingham
High School, and later graduated
from the _,University of, Western
Ontario ': in London; ,arid Knox.
College,' Toronto. Prior to study-
ing for the ' ministry he taught
scnool at Whitechurch.
Mr. Henderson vitas' ordained
ori April 22nd, 1941, and in Sep-
tember :of •that year Wed Miss
Margaret McDonald, daughter, of
the late .Dr.` Chas. 'H..McDonald,
Presbyterian cleric ' of Lucknow.
He ; observed the twentieth ' an-
niversary .of his.' ordination on
Sunday. His ,first charge. was at
Hillsdale from which' village he
came to Walkerton in 1948:
While in Walkerton; Mr. Hen-
derson has taken, an active part
in affairs of 'Milano, welfare.: He
is a• member of the Public School
Board and' the ' Curling • Club, is
an ' ardent trout fisherman and
his hobby is gardening.
.Mr.. and Mrs. ,Henderson have
a family of ' two sons and' two
daughters, John, a student at the
Walkerton District High S,ehoo1,
and, Sandy Bill at Public School,
°and Miss Margaret, also of High
School and Clara Ellen who has
not Yet reached school .age
'l:'h'e many' friends of Rev.' Mr.
Henderson join. in wishing, circ
succes
s Yn his e
n w duties nd
trust that his 'tenni as .moderator
will be ;a; pleasant and prosper -
MIS one.'
The local -Public Library of
served. , Library' Week' ' by taking
a new look ” when a '. few local
ladies offered' their :services and
papered arid painted the inter-
ior .which 'has' made a wonderful
change.
Sunday.. visitors with. Mr. ; and:
Mrs. :Thomas Webster were'Mr.,
and lyIrs. William • Bradley and .'
daughters,' •'Brenda, Faye and
Alice `, of ". Goderich.
Mr. and ,' '1V1rs.. Leo Langevin
and children,, .Lor'rie,'..'Paul • and.
Michelle of Barrie are visiting
with, her mother, Mrs. L. Stingel
while Mr.' Langevin is on a short
course at, R C.A.F., Clinton.`'
'• �Mr: , and Mrs. Ivan Henderson,
Greg and Brian of Toronto spent
file week -end with. her , parents,
Mr.. and Mrs.. Victor Errington.
, The Women's Missionary Soci
ety, of .Erskine • Presbyterian
Church /net` on Friday,'April 21st
and was :opened- b Mrs. Holbert
P Y
McAllister ' with. the Easter pro
•gram and.aiso.:read .,the Devo
tiOnal prepared:by Mrs. R,. (Rev.)
MacLeod . an: • The. . Ressurection
TO -day and 'Prayer. An invita
,' tion: was sent .by, the Lucknow
W.M.S. Auxiliary,; ;to join. them
in their meetiirg:`' on May 3rd in
the S.S. room.' Ten answered •the.
roll call by a verse, of acriipture,
on "Faith." . It was decided to
renew the flower -bed 'along the
front ' of the church •`Miss Iva'
Carr • gave a : selection "How Ave
go into all , the world. together
and .Mrs. Arthur- Stewart- a
reading on "Mary."` The ` rneetig,
closed with .prayer: •
Agricultural. Annual . Meeting
Harvey •Culbert . acted'as chair-
man 'when' the Dungannon Agri
cultural Society' held 'the., annual
meeting in'their hall 'on .April'
,13th • - with a:.good attendance..
• 'T.' M. Durnin, the, secretary -
treasurer reported a good year.
Ralph, Godfrey the 'retiring pre.
•silent thanked the board for
.their support during the two
years he 'was; in office. He,would
continue to give 'help when need-
ed. ,The election of officers for
1961 was• held. Directors are Stan, •
McGratton; Hugh' Bennett, Wil-
bur Brown, Nelson Culbert, Har-.
'vet' Culbert, Allan Reed, Rode
':t -ick McKenzie,.Donald' Mc(.eh-
zie, Ross Eedy; •Associate ,Direr-
tors, back Park, Theodore i,ed-.
niond, George Saunders; Ross
Henry, Harold ' Culbert, George,
Errington,'. Gordon Smyth, Bill '
;Colbert, Elmer Graham, Allan
Dickson, ; Howard Cizliaert, Har=
bourne ' Adams; Associate. Lay
Directors, Mrs. Donald`'McI enzre,'.'•'
Mrs, Chester Finnigan and , others
to be ,added; Honorary' director
•Jo,hn Bennett. The President is' •
Gordon, Saunders; First vice=
Pres., Hai"old Adarns;,'second vice -
press:, Chester . Finnigan,
treas., T. `M, btirrin. The ag-
ricultural •societ. is , s otisoririg
the .4-11
calf Club with twenty
six h'embers4