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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-06-10, Page 14 • t 1 ;3,00 Year In Advance $L00' Extra To U.S.A. LUCK! OW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY,, ,JUNE 10th, 1959•, WINGHAIVI MINISTER HEADS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 115 GRANDFATHER YYAS °FI:RST .CLERK: •Herman 'IHernden of • Florida vas a .caller in the• community ast • week, the purpose of .hats zs being eing to ;seek information: about. his • forbears. ' • His grandfather, William Hern en, Was the first clerk- of the 'ownship of Kinloss .upon the iunisip ality's, establishi hent over. 00 .years ago' — in 1855, Mr lerndek held the office for 'one. ear and was'• succeeded • by. Peter ,eid. • . The 'Hernden family took up• of 15, Range 2 of the South 'urliam Road, which they sold Boyer Paul,who was the first ;eve of • Kinloss. The property , , we understand, ',now part of lac Lane's farm. • The ,Hernden family, it appears id not stay .long • in Kinloss. erman's father, John Hernden •as a lad 'of 12, when William ,me to Kinloss, lierinan`'s' uncle; Charles Here ;hi a brother ofJol1n, : taught. ;hoof at Belfast. He boarded ' at ie Sherwood'home and married lizabeth Sherwood They. moor 1 to Manitoba in ••.1882. When. Herman was here last eek he called at various: places here ,he hoped he' might obtain formation: He Visited • J.• R. Me, octogenarian clerk ,of. Kin - ss Township, and there saw the 'st' . recorded . minutes of the' rporation, /and photographed s grandfather's 'signature:.'•. Mr.. Hernden' called 'at . The 'ntinel Office, and purchased, a py. of the:Lucknow Centennial gorical book. • SELL . QUICKLY Cupboards which were ad. yertised last week by Mrs. George Kennedy, were sold early Wednesday. evening, and there were a ;Half .dozen' Dr more enquiries after they were °sold. Lorne' Forster reports simi- Lar results, He advertised pigs'and a calf a :few weeks igo, and they were • sold in hort order.' ' IONS: CO#.N CANS D: BE COLLECTED �t the Lions meeting on Mon-. .• night,. 'Members were; in acted; to collect the Clubs 'coin' is this week -end., They • have m in homes & business places the past several months: Pro- ds will be .used Solely for !fare work: six -horse hitch was/ entered, the Club in ' the Windsor par at .a cost of $165:00, and to p. defray the cost the meeting ed `• to assess each Member )0 • !organ Henderson reported for Finance .Committee ' which oinmended that all • dues.. to end of • 1959, ,be paid now, , anyone wishing to withdraw n the • Club, 'should pay his s up 'to the' withdrawal date, :arvey Webster expressed the o's farewell to •Brock Cleland, e of ' the better Lions" and he could • take with him the trance that every member ap- :iated what he , .has done for . rock replied' that `it was .hard. tay goodbye •arid they knew '. would be 'a lot 'of people activities that they will miss:. ad been a privilege and hon to. belong to . the Club, the )rne Reid reported that 89 Wees and 22 Bantams in . the ?id had already indicated, wish to play ball.. Lorne 'd for a meeting of commit members on . Wednesdayy, •,to Plans ` •for a town league. ie.ne:ct and final meeting of tern will be Ladies' Night. TO HOLD DISPERSAL.. ,STALE George Kennedy is holding a dispersal sale of 40 ,head of purebred Holsteins ; .at Pine •Echo:' •Farms on Highway 86,' 4 miles east' of Lucknow, -on Thursday.. of next week, June Nth. George ,has . been a ,prominent. Hereford breeder for a good many years, and more recently • branched into the: dairy aerd. BID FAREWELL TO CLELANDS.. A farewell .party for Dr. and Mrs. T. 'B, Cleland was held in the Legion Hall on Monday even- ing. 'At 'the lunch hour: Bob Mac Intosih ,extended the best wishes. of : the gathering for health, hap- iness and, prosperity in their new homes' Gordon Montgomery' 'riade the .presentation of, a 'gift' of ASHF'IELD COUPLE MARK, 3Oth WEDDING ANNIVERSARY. money k , . Brock•Y, and Mary ,came 'here a. little, over ten y. eais. ago, and in replying, Brock said it was not easy , to say 'goodbye, and • that they •would always retain • fond memories of ' this .community, where they had .enjoyed .such. pleasant and .happy business; and social- ;relations. Dr. and. Mrs:;. Cleland, ' with their family of , five children; Susan, •John, Jamie, ..David and Sandy, planned :to leave on Wed nesday for .S•ti:llwater, Oklahoma, Brock has' accepted a position at the Veterinary Faculty' of Okla- homa State University, wler'e •he will also do Post graduate work, specializing in animal parasito- logy. • r Mr. and' Mrs.. Thomas Hackett, Jr... of the 10th Concession ,of Ashfield,- observed their 30th wedding, anniversary, on Friday;' June 5th. The occasion .was mar-.• ked bytheir famil occasion/was vV'ith a sur-. Y prise supiper eld at the home of the Bride and Groom. 'of thirty years: A • lovely 400 -day clock .•was ,presented . to Mr, and Mrs. Hac_ .kett 'daring the' supper,. They Have eight children,MVirs: Earl Jamieson •(Donalda), Don- ald, Alban, . Mrs,• Jim Errington (Freda), 'Mrs:.LaVerne Cunning ham (Lois), Joyce, Kathleen, •Barry.. : .,,SELL. 25. SHORTHORNS ' W. A. Culbert. and Sons of Dungannon have 'sold, 25 females 'from their Shorthorn • herd• to' a new ,breeder .at • Ottawa Dr, G. G. •Paten�aude, a, young Ottawadentist DISCONTINUES, SHIPPING • For the time being, Bill Harris of Ripley.' is " discontinuing the business ` of shipping ..hogs, and.: his explanation for this decision, appears in, an advertisement in this issue: . The 85thGeneral Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Can- ada elected Rev. Dr. '.Alexander Nimmo• of Wingham as modera- tor at its ; oPening session Wed- nesday night of hast week, in Toronto.. Dr: • Nimmo was elected on the first ballot. lie won over. D:r - never; H: Johnston •of Fort . William and Rev.• Donald S. Jackson, of Port Credit, A native of Ireland, Rev; .lYim mo graduated .frons` Presbyterian. College, Montreal. ' • The last time • thehonour of this office, was brought to this. community •• .was by 'the, late Dr. C, H •MacDonald; who for 25: .years,. until 1950, was minister of Lucknow Presbyterian Church. THREE' INTERESTED .IN 1960. BRUCE WARDENSHIP Three rural reeves have indi- cated , they will be contestants for the 1960 Bruce County 'war- denship: They are Michael Fisher of Culross, Roy •:Atkinson• of Greenock and Wesley Aiken of Amabel.' TWELVE PAGES ANNIVERSARY AT' OLDEST KIRKS Anniversary services were held-. en Sunday at Ashfield Presby- terian Church,.. ' and. South Kin- loss Presbyterian Church, the two longest established' congre- gations in this immediate com- munity. •• At Ashfield the anniversary guest preacher - wa. s Rev. Edward McKinlay : of, Kimberley, B.C. Rev..McKinlay, is a classmate of. the present minister,,, "lacy, •D.' Neil McCombie, and was ` in the. East. attending the'General As - Ronald the morning service Mrs, Roniald Forster. and Nancy , .and Mrs: Stuart Jamieson and Diane sang , "Bless This House," asa double duet and Miss Helen Vid- ean,. of Goderioh was soloist.. MIn the evening Mary and ;Kath- leen ;Fisher of 'Whitechurch sang a duet.; `Anthems were rendered at both services •by the Ashfield choir, with Mrs., Duncan Simp- son at the organ. • This marked the l l lth,' anniver- j •sary of ' the 'founding Of the Ash- ) field congregation which was first recognized. as, a mission• sta-. tion in 1848: Actually: the. first hardy pioneers from the' high - lends 'of Scotland . had settledin the Kintai•1 district ' some ten years before' and' as a people who Worshipped their God, J brought the church with them and met to ; gether ...for . services which they themselves. first conducted. The first.church was built one hundred years ago. • South Kinloss'. Services At South. Kinlossa:Presbyterian ,Church services were conducted morning and '• evening ''with• • Rev: A, Clemnents of Palmerston as •guest • rniiniste'r. Rev. Clements, and the pastor of South; Kinloss,, Rev R. T A. Marshall; had ad- joining charges. hi Old. Erin be- for coming CO' Canada:. Special music was:; provided by the choir under the direction, of Mr Phillip Steer 'and with :Mrs. Herb Buckton as organist: At• the Morning, service !`Garden of; My. Heart,'.', ..;was sung as a quartet by Mr. and Mrs: .Philip .-: Steer,. Frank MacKenzie and Ruth Steer and .at the .evening, service/Frank MacKenzie was soloist ' The history of: the . South; Kin- loss• congregation' goes back 103 years, .with •its, beginning dated, from the 'erection of a primitive log' church 'north of the Second! Concession . in 1856: This, little church, in a clearin gin ;the: woods: was 'known as i.Vturdoch. MacKen-- zie's Church :owing: to the ,part. he played in . its erection: In 1863* the. "Biagi 'Church," . a frame +build- ing; was built, and in 1911-1912: its was replaced by'the. present brick church:. Harold :Percy, Kinloss Town - .ship reeve, who was mentioned as a candidate for the -office, has. indicated • he .will not be in the. field.; • Reeve Percy is chairman of the County Home 'committee which` will . be starting •a . $665,000 buildingprogram this fall. 'oters Decide The JOHN W. HANNA • John . W. Hanna,' Progressive Conservative member:of the Pro- vincial Legislature for, 16' Years, is a lifelong resident -of Winn. ham, 'Where he is a• retail mer- chant.. ' • He was •. born. in Wingham • on August18, 1889, a son of John Hanna (Irish) • and Mary Louise Young (Scottish), On February 20th, 1917 he. married Esther Cafnpbell of Woodstock Their only ; child, a 'Son, -John was . kil- led in a tragic motor accident during the summer of 1954. • Mr. Hanna Was' educated . at. Wingham Public • and: High Schools. He is .president ;of Han- na and . Company, Limited, long- time dealers in Ladies'. and Gents': furnishings at' Wingham: Mr. Hanna is' a •• member of Wingh.am • Presbyterian Church Other affiliations are:. member Albany Club, Toronto; 'Lion Club, Wingha n • for 35 years and an ex -president; and. A:F: and A.M., Wingham.• * 4 Municipallyhe was a former member of . Wingham Utilities Commission; a former alderman, and Mayor ;of. Wingham 1936.41. Mr. Hanna entered the Ontario Legislature 'at the general elec- tion of • 1943. He was re-elected in 1945,. 1948, 1951: and; 1955. Mr: Hanna; in the 1955 election,ach- ieved an impressive majority in a riding . which at one. time tend- ed to be Liberal in character. He has served on the Select Coni.'- mittee on Cemeteries and has ;. been a member of the Ontario Racing Coirimission since 19.56'. Issue ' A fast-moving Provincial elec- tion campaign reaches its climax Thursday, w�rhen electors go ' to the polls . to ec�'tde the govern 'merit that. "" i direct -Ontario's. destiny: for the next . four or five years. • When and _ Where To, Vote Polls .will be .open from' `9.00' a.m. to 8.00 pm.. Daylight:' Saving Time, and the electors are urged to turnout : and exercise the de=• mnocratie : privilege and opportun- ity .of casting a ballot: Vote as you wish, but be. sate . to. vote!_ 'In »Lucknow, No. i 'poll, • the north-east section, will .vote at .the. Legion .Hall; No. ,2, at the Municipal Office and.• No. 3, at, •the Town, ,hall. ,/ • Locally their is keen interest. and much speculation in the 'out- come . in ' Huron -Bruce :. where Jahn W,..' • Hanna,' :Progressive Conservative who has represent- ed the riding: f or" sixteen years, is seeking . re-election for his sixth term. His- opponent is Rae J. Watson, • who • received the Liberal " party' nomination m October of . last , year, • and has waged a vigorous carripaign,since. that . time. . • . In the .1955 election Mr,: Hanna had a majority of close to 1500 votes over Hugh Hill. In ' 1951 he defeated Elmer Farrish, by some 2100 votes. ' .In ' 1948 Hugh Hill' made it close when Mr. Harma s. margin of , victory was less than.. 300 votes. . Here is ,how' they voted four. years . ago: 1955 Summary:, Ashfield Blyth Brussels' Culross • Twp: Carrick Twp, Colborne Twp.,a ,.a„... 148 E. Wawanosh Twp: 294 Howick Twp..' , .: 657 Huron Twp. 530 Hanna Hill 468 313 211` 128 214 216. 330 429 326 754 362 249 557 190 Kinloss Twp, iii:..: a.;:a::. 405 233 Grey Twp, 328 490 Lucknow .i 1:, :. ..... i:.fi:.i:: 361 184 Mildmay.. 201 ,i. iii:.,-v,i.:ii:i/: Morris :Twp, 497 305 172. �R.zp y ilii ii :iiiii iY ii:I •i Teeswater iiiii i... i..ii.Ya:. 198 Turnberry p, i:i,Fii2liii 399 W. Wawanosh Twp:: 343 Wingham- •:.i.ii ::i,:ii1....iY 1,176 Canadian t'orces i:..ii.: 5 TOTAL ....:,:.,:i,.ai.ai:ii.YY /,244 • Thorsdoy, RAE J. WATSON • He was born. at Lucknow ' 48 years ago, a son of Jack Watson and Anna MacKenzie of . Para- mount He .went, to London as a youth and'spent a few years with Hbleproof Hosiery . before start- ing 'a bicycle and sporting goods business . which ' developed and, Y expanded rapidly. He ; sold the business to a longtime eiinpioyee over three years ago and • return ed here, buying a farm on Con. 12' West . Wawanosh, where the Watsons built a new. home: Rae 'has held positions in the Moose Lodge at the local, pro- vincial and ' international level and 'has been ' very active `in• Lionisn�, having . just concluded his term as Governor of District A-9. He is on the executive of the Canadian, Bicycle and Sporting:: Goods Dealers, and as one of 'his. hobbies 'operates a 36 -foot yacht, the •Cycle Queen, which ° is pre- sently docked ,at :Bayfield. 1Vir. Watson is a member of the Lucknow Presbyterian Church' He has four children: Rae, jr., London; Mrs. Doiald• (Dorothy), Parrish., R.R, 7 Lucknow;' Jim, a studenat •the Lucknow •District. High School, and Robert, a pupil '+et the Lucknow Public School:” 204 JACKPOT WAS 223 SPLIT 234 There* were , two ' winners for 264 ' the Legion's bingo jackpot prize 341 on Thursdayevening, with Geo. 2 Taylor and,Mrs. Garnet Hender- 5,769 son splitting the $100. prize.. r • l Ot OUR YOUNG HOCKEY PLAYERS Jackets were presented to' the Juvenile hockey .'team, and.: in- dividual tropphies to: B.antanls, Pee Wees .and Squirts, ••at .the regular • meeting of• the Lions • 'Club on ' Monday evening, The boys, coaches, and officials Con- nected with, the winter's sports ' program were•.guests of the Lions' and were introduced by Bob .MacIntosh, Donald MacKinnon' and Lloyd Ashton. Dennis Riggin Speaks Guest speaker on this occasion was Dennis Riggin, son . of Mr. • and ' Mrs. Mel Riggin of :Kincar- dine. Dennis isgoal keeper for the . Ed.nionton 11'lyers, the top team' in the Detroit Red Wings, farm, system. 'He 'had the misfor- tune to suffer a severe eye. in- jury last winter and was hos- pitalized for some time: Riggin played fastball for Lucknow', when Charlie Justice *as here, and, he said on Monday (Continued; on page 12)