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LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
EDr ESDAY, OCT. lith, 1901;
S .ogle Copy.. 10e •
12 Page?
Provincial LDFIS
Aid Totais $65,604
•The. • October• sheeting, of the
Lucknow District High School
Board was held Monday, October
2nd.
.The. balance .of. the 1961 Legis_
lative grant — $35,804.30 was re-
ceived. The total, grant for ,the
year amounts• to $65,604.38,. Bank
loan 'amounting to $19,675.00 was
repaid.
' ' Mrs.., B. Howlett was • engaged
as vocal' music .,teacher fpr the
y.ear..
Mr.. Elwin Hall „hopes ' to in
crease '.the number of members
'• in. the High: School' .Band. Az • ad
for Used instruments was tobe`;
• inserted .•in ' the 'Sentinel • so • that
More .equipment be available
, for .use. • r ;.
September expenditures amount-.
ing to $8,412;24 were reported,
and sundry accounts for October
amounting . to , $1,3.54.41 were ap-•
proved.. to be paid.
• The ice • making equipment in
Port Elgin's old arena .was, sold
to theCanadian Ice Co.• for '$3,500.
and in turn was purchased •by
the town of Lyden. • The equip-
' ment, housed
quip''ment,.housed in another building,
"wasn't•: damaged in .'the. least,"
says the Port Elgin Times;; when
the arena was : destroyed by fire.
It: was too small, to operate ,the
e
80x180 ' foot ice surface that .,,: is'
being' installedin their new
arena.
POINTS'. UP YQ!: CAN'T GET
SOMETHING FOR NQTHING
fac
The t that t you Y u seldom.
get
something for nothing, least of all
from benevolent governments,.
was pointed up by a, personal
incident last week. •
We had a "gentleman pay for a
$12,00printing job with his old
age pension' checks of $55.00.
On the $12,00 we had to,collect
11% 'Federal tax arnount to $1.32.
Then:'. we had to assess him the
3% . .Provincial tak on . $13,32,
amounting to another 40c, or a
total. of $1.72 ..tax on the` $12.00
job, On this basis he directly
"kicks' back" around.. $8.00.of his
check in visible ;taxes,' apart' from
other hidden levies: ''that will go
into making this pension ' pay-
ment ,possible. "
Pan
Intermediate
Hockey Team Here
Plans are: being made for an
Intermediate Hickey,: • Team in.
Lucknow' this winter, A. meeting.
was • held at _Al's. Fina. Service.
last :weekvwheri.•.initial Plan's • were
discussed. •
A . prize draw is to, be ,held
with the
..d
home
at 'the' first
home ga'm.e.' . Tickets •, will be:
available: by the'end of, :the,
week. '.Another meeting is
doled . for , October • 12th.. ;Anyone'
in . interested in
the' ` district
r "helping. .
playing , o ;with Inter-
mediate hockey is : asked".to get
in'• touch with Al's' Fina..
Dunganncn Fair Features
Horse Races And Fine Livestoc
Despite: cool, weather; a,..crowd
F
estimated at a out, 2,000 attend-
ed the Durigannon Fall Fair: last:
Wednesday. Harness ,races,•.': a ba:=
by•':show•''and • a large.' 4=Jti,. show'
• were. part of the ` .competitions;
The fair• commenced ;With. a
parade: of school children ,from
"Dawson's • corner" to thepark.
The. '.,sch•ools• paraded onto the
track,,' and did, their song • and
•yell'' Ten schools paraded, four
• r'ooins'from• -ion•Cen tra l S chool.
Z to S,,
in Colborne •township, , two rooms
• from' Dungannon, No:.'9:' Ashfield,.
', Bel -fast;•' No. 17 West . Wawaiiosh.
and PortAlbert.. Elston Cardiff,
MP ,Of—.Brussels; opened the' fair.,
}Torness races:.and''.an excellent
horse show'.kept 'the' cro'wd's at-
tention on the . track;
:Harness s race .results' were::'
Non -winners• of $500, 'Pu se-` .125.
• Superior. Lee (Joe Montag,'
' Carlsrhue) • •
Miss' Attorney Cad (Joe
Montag, ' Carlsrhue) •
Mis Dainty Volo :(N. Wil-.
"liamson, .Walton) , 3 .i
Jerry Hat (Roy Nleriarn;
• G:ode:rich) 4, 4
Free -.for -all Purse $150.
Wee • Governor (Dr: C A.
Hauze, Mitchell) • 1 1
Sandra• Hy (N. Williamson,
'Walton) • 2 2
Paddy Ann (Roy Merriam,,
Coderich) • ' =3•-`3
Free-for_all running: race, Bob.
Best,., Flesherton; Alec Duncan,
• D'undalk; G' :..
Ken' �urling, , 'Flesher, -
ton; Gail':, Johnston, Blyth....:
Shetland t Pony r"itnning race,
12 hands • and under, , Bob Best,
.Fle'sherton;• Bill Gostic, Flesher -
fen; 'Doug Alton, Lucknow;; D.
Courtney,' Lucknow; 'Bryan. Sto=.
•.thers; Diingartnon;.,:over. 12 and
iintler 14, Best and Gostic of
Fiesherton,
Judge.. Babies
A. • large' entry iri two classes:
in the baby contest treatecd'..m,uch
interest. Up, to six 'months, will-,
Hing ' babies and their /mothers
Were, " Linda• Joyce,'' Mrs. Ross.
Spanks, ; Goderich; Betty', Elaine,.
• Mfrs, George Errington,. 11,1t 2,
Auburn; Larry VVay'iie Mrs Joe
o circ ` "; Chpryl
ryl
Ii•s. w
Ce• and Crawford, coder -16h.
Six ilonths to one, year, Earl.
harurenc.n; . Mrs ,,George Ribey,
•
Dungannon;, Wayne; .Mrs. .•'John
Park, Dungannon; Janice,; Mrs.
Clarence Allen, Dungannon; Lar-
,ry, Mrs. Chas. Johnston, Port Al=•
bert.:
School • Winners
The 'inside. exhibits .were- good,
With: a'' fine., 'showing of ladies
work, flowers and domestic
science. Considerable .interest,, as.
always centred around the; school
children's entries ,W `inners in the
school'' classes..' were:. project in.
social of ies, Crewe, Mrs. Mary
Bere; ) t Alberti, Mrs: ',Stella.
,Crawford; lborne-Zion'' Cent-
real, Mrs.. A. innigan; Colborne'
'Zion,' North Stewart;' project
natural s '. nee 'and: health, Bel=
Last, Den Cameron;' Colborne,
Mrs. H. A. Bogie; Colborne,` Mrs.
A. Fin •.i,. an;' Dun anrion Junior
ng g, ..
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- n- Mrs. boo s
r ool ., M s. ,p , k
Crewe;, 'Colborne Mrs.' Bogie
'Port' ALbert. No.' 6 Ashfield, Miss
Doupe; e• ' lab lled leaves, . Dun an-
p � e g
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Public I..,I.ee.ting.To
Discuss Scouting
The resignation of Stuart Coll
yer as.leader of the Lucknow Boy,
Scout Troop' after more than ,12
years' service, presents a, prob-
lem to the Scout committee'. in
obtaining the
successor .who will
keep• Scouting alive., . .
The Scout Committee feels, it'
is a. matter 'of community Con-
cern and is calling a public Meet-
ing to discuss the future of scput-
ing locally and to have any sug-
gestions:. offered for' leadership.
. ' The meeting will be held • 'in.
the basement 'room of the .Town
Hall next Monday evening, Octo=•
ber '18th at 9:00 p.rn.. and parents
and interested citizens.are urged
to''attend:
Re -organization : • of •the' ' local
committee may, also be discussed
at. this time.: The : chairman at
'present.. is • Donald,' . MacKinnon;,•
the •'secretary, Leonard. MacDon-
ald . and the treasurer, Bob Mac
Kenzie,
� Something
indows
•Lucknow ' Public ;Schoo'l, 'Board
Met, .Tuesday,' October 2nd.
The 'matter of replacing the'
',window -panes . was' again ` dis-
cussed • and decided that some-
thing will have to ;be done . in
this 'connection in the'•near fu-
ture. ,Sanitary. Ins/pec'tor, E. Ross
to meet with . the board' to 'ex-.
'press his'. opinion of the wince
doves, the':condition of'which has
.been referred to in past. reports•
received on his :inspection of the
sc'hooi...Public 'School Inspector.
Waldie will also attend the , meet
.
The balance of :the e Legislative:
G rant 8,681:71' was:�recei.ved;�
total' . Grant for 1961 amounting
to $15,6'81.71. ' u
September exp en di u. r e' s
ainounted • to `$5,314.33; :Sundry
2..'.we
O cti3ber accounts �'of .. 1'59.3 re
.approved'. aid.:
p.
An..external and.' internal in-
s- ection of the .boiler 'ha been;
e :of•.
•
'
om-
be`=
ops
completed by 'a''represen,tativ
the' General Accident ' Assurance
•Co: of Canada,': and any recom-
mended repairs' • attended' to
fore the furnace:'is.' Put into
eration.% ,
Mr and: Mrs: M �R ` Ballard
of Moose' Jaw were 'callers, in
town 'last . week... They 'have been_
visiting• With relatives' in .Gode=:
rich: Mr. 'Ballard supplied on the
Lucknow District High' School
staff following. the death'of •Mr.
i Wiliiam-1VlacDonald.
BAPTISMAL MARKED
THANKSGIVING SUNDAY
In .yap 5,.I,.m
With.th dit ri of ...e au ._... o .um . Luck- Shaw H`
now United .Church in. the, pro- el . Frldq`
y
cess of redecoration, •Thanksgiv-.
ing ' serivice' was held Sunday in
the Sunday-, School room which
was 'packed to overflowing.
Rev. H. W, Strapp was assisted'
in the . service `by his : brother,
Rev. Oliver Strap«, and by Alex
Andrew, member .of session, dar-
ing the baptismal ' service..
'three children were presented
,for baptism, ]Favid Edward,, son'
of Mr.' and Mrs. •Wayn.e Atkinson,'
Kathryn Jean, daughter of Mr.
an d .Mrs. Gordon Brooks, Rode-
rick' Alexander, son of'M'r. and
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Mrs. Roy Havens
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Fine • ,4-H Show At
Dungannon • fair
•
Leaders Chester . i
s, Finnigan: and
John :Clark . of the . Dungannon,
calf -
a
4-H1'u • _ -
c b. ca'n be-� � r f
p oud o.
their showing; at the achievement"
day at. the Dungannon Fall. Fair.
last/Wednesday. Twenty-two boys.
and'. girls'. and their calves com:
peted for top-thoirours.
Top 'winners•of the ,day were
,Bob, McNeil of Pert,Albert who,
won first' place .in the ' Senior
H lstein" class of the dairy divi-
.siori and al
a d so first'place in'• "the
diry showmanship, Terry"' Dalton
of R R.• 7, Lucknow won. first
with' his. Shorthorn calf 'in the
' Senior Beef (Heifer Class and al-
so .won first in the beef showrrian
ship, class.. • '
'Bob Eedy . of ,Dungannon• :had
th : to J i' H er
The October meeting of the
Lucknow and District Horticul
tural Society was held Friday •
evening, October 6th in the base
merit of. Carnegie hall. The com'=
mittee arranged for an: "Indian
Summer " flower show.
There were' nineteen exhibitors
with, sixty nine exhibits. The:
quality was excellent and provid-
ed a very beautiful display. Mr.'
E.Le avis. of Lucknow was the
judge. The general ` opinion was
that the lovely basement room;'
really the
a lovely setting
for .the floral arrangements.
.People viewed the exhibits at.
their , leisure.'' before ' president
Ken Cameron called the meeting
to'order.
•
He thanked all.wh -participat-
ed'
artici at -ed' and congratulated. them on.
their display with 'a special word,
of:` commendation for .the "Tur-
key" :that•- Nancy------------------------
entered
•-.Kirkiarrd h'aatl; T
entered in the children's notrelty
class..
Robert MacDonald favored with
two vocal selections aceozripanne4
by Miss .•M'argaret Malcolm: -•Mr.
Cameron stated that the next
meeting will . be• the annual . and
the; committee , 'in' charge 'under'
the leadership' of Mrs A. E. Mc,
Tc•K•im, ,has • arrangements', pretty
well..completed.
The: senior' 'Society, will spon-
3' p.
o a hri M
s r C st as � partyfor .the
.
junior members.
Christmas' Contiest . •
• The Society, will again conduct.
a Cl ristriias ,.decorations ':contest,
divid.ed'... into .sections ':a$ 1•ast.:`;
Sherwood of _Dungannon the .top yea`' _
Ju H lst-i
The fact ryas stressed that ru
stop of R.R. 2, Auburn, had .the "arse eligible, tq' eompete,u but they•
should. notify the corrim'ittee or.
,The 'class - and'their;; staridii7g.,
secretary,; that they' would like
,ere Junior .. Holstein, •Err`ii'e
Sherwood Donald' McN it . : _ an . acij•udication of their homes.
e , Rob.
•Cash prizes`<will', be the same,
er.t Stoll, 'Mary 1VlcNeil;. �:George • � .
Clark, Terry P as.• last year and .it is. hoped there. • .
e„ aqu'ette, " 'Senior . -
Ho lst in,, : may b.,, donations to • add.
•o .. e , Bob 1VlcNeil, . Sandy :• ' .' :
Kolkman • Junior A photography competition will '
K Beef • Heifer, . again 'b . nor with . .
Bob Eedy Robert Sherwood Pa
a sponsored w th classes
Dou Brindle Fred
Y: •
nior o ern anal Cecil . Cron
ral'.. members' as. • well as'urban;,
charnpion.•.Steer.
. ' `- as outlined by the Ontario Horti=.
sy Jewell., Y,
cultural Societ. �.
K. Cameron, :Mrs. Morgan Hen,
for � Beef Heifer, �: Terry �Da•lton',�
Clet Dalton, .Bill Crozier, , Aliister • ,
Mrs. � Bi y,.e .Elliott � were reamed
Stirling 'Donald'Paquette Sen
Berson; Miss,' Ada: Webster and, •
Nivins, Jim : Sproul., Steers, Cecil
as:.exec itive` Bele ates to• .attend.
Cranston.,.; Paul:`Eedy;, onnie. Dur- g
a. 'meeting ...of executives of .di's-
trict societies'to be.• Il d `b e
Show manshi awards' .: in 'order
ca .e Y th,..
pDistrict Director:
were:.Dairy, 'Bob, McNeil,:Sandy '
t .Mr:: Lewis' was thanked foz`''act=
•Kolkman Donald McNeil,''"�George ing as judge
CIa'rk rnie: hers b J of 'this; autumn'
•• ood :Robert 'sho - and decliniing • to: accept' S w, , accept a ::
Stoll; Terry Paquette, Mary me -
fee; was, granted a ..1962 ..member_-' ,
Neil; Beef, Terry : Dalton;a Cecil shi
Cr.anst.on. Clet Dalton; Bob Eedy, Wi liain Schmi
,. , 'c 1 d is chairman `of '
Rohe�t Sherwood,'. Paul 'Eedy, :the nominating committee which.
Fred Stirling; Bin • tCrozier, Alli=.. " r ...' .:
, is'. to present the slate 'of officers
ter Nivins,-Jim Sproul,• Ronnie at the next neetin
Durnin, • Patsy '• .Jewell, `Donald g
•:. Doug . � .. , K. C. 1Vliird�e thanked all those•.
Paquette, . Doug =Brindley. •
who contributed to'the, :success'
Beginners Class
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field
'of' the ,show with a••.'special word
of ,thanks for Itilrs. Bryce' Elliott•
rother, Sister
ie; $' Weeks Apart
A brother„•anc: sistei'.who spent.,
most cif 'their' lives together- in
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.. �.. . p.�. 4 ..,a; � - ... < r;E •x ' kis.. ' 4 . ,.. �+' `•�'`o-..:.. 0 8
A.shf e'd Totivnship• were sepal•
atecl. in cleatli eight
€.. �'�.��§?�..1r ":., r ��?.:\iy �;.:'"_.: "_ ',. K :�:. .,:i,�.#�``s:� . ,:s '-�,«w. ,...o. ��a�.`al..Y..... �;?'.a ... •'��.�� . ��� �
'•by y' �;
weeks. •
Margaret Irene ;`-iegan•. age 74;:'
died in Goderich hos "tat: on St'iii
days . October 9th. }Iei• bio;
John Hogan died in Gode r?:eh hos.-
Pita'. oris August • 12th ''at the age,.
'of .7.2k, They • were men he_•s of
"The
Little Rr�d .Sch'iiol' House "hemlock City” on the 12th •Con-
,i never ;bo known 'to' these cession 'of Ashfield. .
«ill .nc� r
nineteen :youngsters .shown l' erek ' The beginners arse pictured
with their teacher; Mrs: Grant here; front i dv left to ' tight •�--
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Parrish:
, BrendaMacLennan, Harold Kelp;
f et when they started to Bobby Wilkins,Dianne MacKen-
in September, it was.. 'ter " zie, Maurice Hayes, Gregory
school , p + +.. •
�a modern new central schoi�l at , Ham'"i ori, ,,•.Leona Hogan, Steyeri:'
the faftf.l� of.'the,,.la.e VI: grin
I Mrs.• .l''atzick I- ogari o r shf'i,eld:
• •iVtar ar'et was 'of 'a fi'iondly,
•genial di•s,)osit:cin and . i ac• Weir'
known to a• wide circle 'of 'fi ie.7ds.
RierlLiiem high itr'ass gra. cunt;:; at
5t. • Joseph`s, ' ,Dornan • Catholic.
�, yids, 1Zoiia �Jo'hnstony' Brent • Church 'at i<ing,oridge On Wed-
B:oak:
Seconal Row left , to right•-�
Sohn Sari sons. $obb " •Sirrrps on',
.p Y
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nes.day ',Morning With 'interment'.
in:..(ingsbridgeten eterY:..:-•
Surviving, are three sisters,
Dennis O'Neill. Mary • Louise Mrs. Harold ` hosier and.
Mrs
Of.erll, Paul Hogirn, • I�enn'ecl� eve Gaynor `both :Or
yGt4a
;�Iatth�.•t�: •
:Parrish, . Ricky Barger; .Marion rich and Mr,p �., John ,Stewart of
(,NIadtionald, ISe,nnis
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