HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-10-12, Page 2"#'AGE TWO
RIPLEY FAIR. SHEAF EXHIBIT TOPS PROVINCE ASSESSMENT
• THE LUC
OW SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW, ,ONTARIO
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Ripley'Pair lays'claim to ance is that.they signify the
the larigest sheaf Acompetition. in of the field ,crop'' competitions
the. province. There were, 16 sponsored by the fair:: Ripley.
displayed at this year's •:fair ex- ,Fair has nine such ..competitions,
ceeding the C.N.E.'.The; competi- ;thegeatest. number ; of . any fair
tion is promoted by Aubert in the province
'Wylds 'and Jim '' Needham.
Exhibits at the fair represer•'t-.
Of the'' indoor:: exhibits the ed 154 field ..entries, Eby far the.
sheaf display , is fust; .to meet, greatest number in Ontario.. The
the a ,e. number. of ;grain entries,: 70,, now
y
While the sheaves' make a : surpasses the number at the
Winter Fair.
' Royal- l- '
their•'import-
leas'
...chi laa
$7=YEAR OLD, SUBSCRIBER.•
RENEWS'' FOB:.TWO ' YEARS ,
From William Miller of Sask.,'
atoon ' and • '' formerly of West;,
Wawanosh Township, comes
along !his renewal to The . Sen-
tine . far a two-year. term: Mr..
_..Miller: •was born;: and raised' on
:What is now the 'Gordon Lyon's
. farm . 'on • Concession ' 12, 'West
Wawanosh. .
He will be ` ' 87 in November,
PARK ' : At Winghain General
Ilospital,: on Saturday, •-October- 1,
1960, to . •.Mr.. and Mrs.. Benson
Park, 'Dungannon a daughter.
WILKINS-At Wingham • Genet. -
al
enera . Hospital, on : Thursday, Sep-
tember 29th; 1960, .to Mr and
Mrs. Herbert . Wilkins, R,11. 7;
Lucknow; a daughter,, (Still-
born):.'
SELLS PRINT SHOP,
and :Mr. Miller believes . it may .
Clarence
written in a ady rich hasMacD onald of''code
be his last renewal. •, The letter sod p • sold his printing •;bust -
is ' clear,. steg,
hand, but Mr:. Miller , added, "I ness.' to ' Cla'yton Nivins and . Ken
feel tune is running, out andI , Miller. of the: Signal -Star staff.
may, reach tihe end' of the trail Clarence, a • native of this com-
in'"two .years time •or .before."' munity, started his trade at The
• Sentinel prio.r ''to enlisting' in
BORN �t .•I, the war.he was employed at The
N�ICHOLSON-�At ;Windham;WindhamGe- i ' ' in Goderich for
• :-Signal, � Office
neral 'Hospital on Tuesday, , Oc- { some 18 years before taking ov-
tober 4th; 1960 to Mr. and ' Mrs , er. , the Print Shop business some
Kenneth Nicholson,. R,;R: 3, Luck- .23 years ago. Clarence's plans
now, a•. daughter. are not. definite.. •
1.1915 in World "War 1..,.Following
pumps 1N. HURON•
Huron Township Council met
as. Court of Revision on the 1960
Assessment. ',roll which was , pre
rented by- Hugh Cameron ' show
ing an increase •in assessment. of
$19,075, and; total "assessment of
$3,169,287. As there were no, ap-
peals received the roll was• ac
cepted as returned and the Court
of Revision was adjourned. and ,
Council proceeded with. the: re-.
gular Township business. •
Moved by 1VIeKinnon-Lowry,
that we give, a: grant of $145.10
to the •Ripley Community park
committee to cover expenses &
repairs., •
Martin, McKinnon, • .that . we
charge 12: , cents per . head'. for
'Spraying cattle for „ lice.
Moved by .Walden -Lowry, that
we 'advertise for tendersfor
snow plowing' and allowstand-
ing. time ' of $100. per 'month in
Deceniber, January. , and • 'Febru,
ary.
McKinnon -,Walden;' . that the
Treasurer pay: the following,
counts; .
Cemetery Ivan Pollock, care
of Cemetery; $80.80;
Township - Hugh :Cameron,
assessing and postage,' '$812.25;
;Registrar .of ' Deeds, list,.. 4.49;
Telephone System, ` phone ' in Hall
.and tolls„' 12.50; "Earl Tout, plat
ing Federation,/ of Agr. • •on roll,
21.54; borii 1VraciDonald, care ±'of
Hall,' 8.00 Alfred Walden, 2.
sheep killed by, ,,dogs, 40.00;;Chas.
Emmerton,:.: valuing sheep; 3.00;
Glenn :Farrell; , collector's post-
age, 50.00;: A. 'T. McLaren, sur-
vey of part of Raglan' St., 50.00;
Roads _ Steve Irwin,: superin-
tendent, $291.65,' Ernest. Walden,,
:grader operator, 290:67; Mrs. G.
MacDonald;.: land for lighthouse
road, •100.00; , Steve. Irwin, 'Mile-
age.' and ' telephone ' tells,. 65.35;
Mrs;: Ivan Doupe; 'mower repairs,
6:36; George Crothers Co.; . grad-
er. repairs; 429.04; D. G Mac-
Donald/ gasoline, 111.9.0; :•B.: M.
Ross; Engineer's fees :on bridges,;
860.00;, Imperial Oil Ltd., diesel
.fuel, :195:0Q; Waiter . 'Culbert,
stationery, 1.75; Burlington Steel
Co , • bridge steel, 1,460:51;. ' D aily
Corimercial News,. Adv't. for
bridges, 34.25; , Roy Marshall,
hauling. gravel, 39.60; ;Coiling
Bros., . hauling gravel; . '735.00;
R 1. .Shantt, , : hauling, gravel,
582.00; Harry Colling,'; hauling &
loading,.. 909.00; . Graham Cook,,
hauling • gravel, 310.00; W. "Kemp-
ton, 'hauling' ,gravel,• 195.00; • Reg:
Godfrey, '' 'gravel, ; 75.00; James
.McTavish, gravel, :68.00; Mrs.
Herb. Huston, '., gravel, `100:60;
Morford McKay, grader 'and
mower repairs, 34.60;• H.: Hodge,
repairs, . 48.40.. ' 'Total roads,
$6,975.40.
!EARL: TOUT;. Clerk.
A, ANDREW HONORED B. HEREFORD BREEDERS
'WEDNESDAY, .00T. 12th, .1900
ROULSTON TO.
.SUPPLY AT CLINTON -•
Bev:, G. L. Mills, minister of :
'Qntarie St, United. Church in
Clinton was elected chairman of
Huron, presbytery. He succeeds
'Rev. A.' E.. Eustace. of Goderich
Who leaves the Presbytery next
- month to +become minister ; to:
LD H S NEWS the ,congregraton of Empress .
Ave. United Church .in London.
Other nets.. appointments in the
Presbytery. Were Rev. S. E. Le- •
wis. of Exeter, . convener of the
• Committee' of Colleges and Stu-
dents; Rev. J. Ewart Clarke; of.
.Gorrie-Wroxeter as convener of
the radio .:and television. Commit,-
tee
ommit:tee and Rev. A. H. Johnston of
Brucef ield-Kippen to the . Rural
Life.' Committee. '
Mr, J.' H. Kincaid of .Goderich.
addressed' the • Presbytery Con-.
cerning. the Capital . Funds , zip
-
peal. To, date' $7,990.00 has been
received iri this . appeal: ' Rey. A.
Eustace who . presided. over
the meeting spoke . of the ses-
cions of tte General. Council of
tilLichnreli which. met ,recently
irrEdinonton , and to' which •. he
was ' a' delegate. $80,00,0.00 ''was,
accented as the objective : for• the
lVlissionary & Maintenance Fund:
for the . Presbytery. It' was also
announced that. Dr. 'Robert .Me:�'
Lure, medical inissionary on
furlough.- from Ratian, India;
will'' be •in-•Eketer, on October. 21
to address :a: public. meeting
A:;'call :from the North` St. Un-
iced Church in Goderich to Rev.
Wm... J.., ten'. Hoopen of: Refrew
Presbytery'' was 'sustained Rev..:'
E:' J. Roulston was appointed re-
tired supply. 'for the Wesley Wil-
lis .congregation :-iz • Clinton.
n • Editors:.
Alla
Kirk, Keith Kaiser
Barry Johnston
This. week we wish to int,
duce the other new members of
our Staff and our Principal.
Mr. 'Branch teaches, Industrial
Arts. and Boy's Physical ' Educa'
tion in Lower and Middle
•School, Of all our "staff his tal-
ents are one of the, most varied..
During the war he was' a pilot
in the -Air Force and stationed
on the East coast. He wag also .a
test pilot. for`•one year. He work-
ed at the Ford Motor Company
in Detroit, ' Michigan, He sold
machinery: for,. two. years and
worked in lithographic ' shops.
He also manageda, printing' shop
in Windsor,: He is fond 'of sport's,
especially golf and swimming.
Being a less fortunate' staff
member, 'he has -no -house here
and drives aback to Windsor and
his family on week -ends. Mr.
Branch says •that in --all his' tra
eels he finds Lucknow to be the
"friendliest town.''•
Mr..: • K.irk our • principal
not had quite so varied a career.
He was .principal. of Lorne Park
College in . Port 'Credit for four
years, after graduating. in .arts.
from .McMaster University; Ha
Milton. IIe was principal.- of
Beaverton High School for two
years and has taught in Mark -
dale, Tweed and Belleville. High
Schools Besides this he• was..
minister' of . the • Free "Methodist -
Church in .Huntsville for four
years. ,He has also obtained his
Master of Education /degree fromr-
University or Toronto;;.
Besides these . new teachers.' &
those intro'duc'ed last Week, there
is Mrs. Hewitt teaching Home Ec.
and Health.; Miss Fiederlein,
Math and Latin; . Mrs.. Suter,
Latin and French; Mrs.' Johnston,
MathY•Enng., and •Science and Mr,
. Kelterborn, History and :. Geo-
'graphy. Do ' :you not think they
make up ,' a wonderful staff?..
/
Editors:
,Patricia Husk, Carole Steeksma,
Wanda' Henry.
Now, being as Field Day and;
the, Fall .Fairs are,in the past, we
will : have to' , get . down to busi-
ness; getting ,an education and.
making the most of our special
priviledge of, attending ;school.
Last week saw the election of
the candidates . for the presidency.
of the Literary.'Society and their:
officers who 'had been campaign
.:.Splinters on' the ladder. of .sue-'
cess are much sharper . on. ,the ..'.
•way .down:
ing throughout the school. The
results of Thursday's •.poll were
as • follows:- President, Allan
McDougall; Vice -Pres., • Elaine •
Hodgins; • Sec., ' Janet' Finlayson;'
•Treas,, .Doug Schmid• Press Re,'
porter,. ' Dan Dalton;.` Pianist, Al-
lan ,,Kirk,..,. •
The form: representatives to the
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