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Dintment of Donald Ross as
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Edward j , ,Royce.; general.
er;for'Ontario, in'Toronto.
rss succeeds Milton Rayner,
is held the�.post since 1956,
io becomes manager Of the
Goderich office...
Ross joined the of'M at
id.and later served extens
it pother brandies in t .his
:e before ,being appointed
itant at Hespeler in 1953.
years later; he was narned
er at Elora and, in 1958,
ved to the bank's Richmond
fice in the same capacity.
ves'that post to come to
at Richmond Hill. Mr.
as also chairman, of the •
=d Children's Society and •a
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• ARS AVAILA6LE NOW
Kairshea Soansor
Book Of Poetry
By Dean Macleod •
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LUCK•Now, .ONTARIO WEDNRSDAY,. MAY 261h,• ilei
"Home .and Country Gleanings"
#'delightful little book of poems •
by Miss Dean MacLeod of Lucknow
Is now off the press and is avail,
able alt $1 per copy at The,Luck-
now. Septinel, from Mrs. Cliff
Roulstbn of Lucknow ,, orany mem-',
ber Of the Kairshea Women's In-
scitute.
.Publication of the booklet, is a
Centennial, Project "off the Kair
rhea: Women's Institute and is'a
fine contribution to the commun-
ity in preserving the poems of
Miss MacLeod., A11 of her writings
tend toward local thin'gs.and fifty
of her best compositions:through
the years 'were collected and in-.
eluded; in. the book. " Among -the ,
poems in print are ; • 'Lucknow
Centennial, Farewell to Grey Ox,
Christmas' Greetings , South. K inloss
Cemetery, welcomeand farewell
addresses., and several Institute
activities. along with poems writt-
en for other special oiccasions in
the community.
Being a Kairshea Institute pro -
Jed., the books will be on display,
and for sale at the district annual ,
to be held this Friday, in Ripley.
•
IuneraI. Today
Frank Miller, who farmed, for:
many years at Langside, died.at
Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home in
Lucknow on Monday- f this week.
He Was 66 y years of age, and, had
• not been in good health for some
time.
The funeral service was •held.
at the Johnstone Funeral Home in
Lucknow today (Wednesday) with
burial in South Kinloss Cemetery.-
Frank
emetery:
Frank Schumacher
Is New Kinloss
Rd. Superintendent
Kinloss. Township Council met"
on Saturday evening,at a special
meeting to consider' applications.
for Road" Superintendent.
Frank Schumacher was the
successftil.applicant. He succee
Allister Hughes who retired for •
health reasons.
• Durham Stone and Paving.Ltd
was awarded the contract of
double surface treatment of .
2.
_Whitechurch Street, •
• G..H. Wall, Clerk.
Graduates Monday
Murray. George Hunter, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hunter of
Lucknow , received his .Bachelor
of Arts degree :at the Spring Con
Vocation of W rterloo Lutheran'
.Universitjat the Kitchener Audit
oiium on Monday of this week.
Murray received an A standing
and washonoured' by being includ-
ed in the Dean's Honour; Roll on
the convocation program . Only 26
of the 300 graduates received
this special; recognition.
Murray plans to: return to univ
ersity for further year to -special'
ize in physical education: During
his past_rhree years Of study he
has specialized in English and;
History..
'Foliowing.the graduation •exec-
:cises, Mr,. and Mrs; .Ronald Tre-
leaven ,,Linda
releaven,,Linda and Jimmy ,.Of Kit;
chener, uncle and aunt of Murray,
were'hosts to member of the fam-
ily and friends for dinner. Att
ending were .Mr. and. Mrs. Vernon
Hunter- and :Greg ,,, Mrs. Caswell
Hackett; Mr, and Mrs, . JiM Arnold
.Mr. and:Mrs.'Alex Hackett,. Mr.
and . Mrs. Lou Parker, Bradley and
Glen ,,Mr., and Mrs. Bill Hunter,.
Dale, 'Betty, Ann and Judy,. Mr.
and Mrs. Don Thompson, Susan
,and Nancy , Mrs. Campbell. Thom-'
pson` and_ :Joanne, all from .Luck -
now Patricia Thompson of Kit-
chener; Mr.cand Mrs. Forbes
:McLellan of Forest.
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County School. Area
ram Municipal
Huron County School Area No. .2
has received the OK :from the Ont-
Arlo - Municipal Board to proceed '
with the construction of the new
school on the. 9th of Ashfield which
will'house. most of the°pupils of
Ashfield and West Wawanosh, Town.
ships. The contract wlth.Maaten.
Construction Co. Ltd. of Sarnia
has been signed for $440,.'179 and
construction is .expected to begin
an.early date.
The water well on theproperty
hasbeen completed at an overall
depth of 189 feet. The'well cat
pump 32gallons per minute which.
'•is what the specifications call for,
The Huron: Board has °also"reach
ed a salary schedule agreement
with teachers in the area. lviin►i-
mum for category is $3500 and :.
the maximum $4900; category 2,
$4100 - '$5SOQ;category 3, $4700
$$100; category 4.' $53Q0'-
$6700.
Allowance for experience is
$200 per year up to five . years.
A $200 annual increment will be
given each teacher and $5 per day'
for any unused sick' leave.
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Lethr bran QUNNOfljfliVerSWy
Mr. and Mrs; Alex (Sandy)
'Purdon of Lucknow observed their
...65th 'wedding anniversary ;last
Weekend ' and .received -a letter
of congratulations from Her
Majesty the Queen.
The letter read;
May 22nd. 1966
Buckingham Palace,
:London,:: England,
The Queen is much interested
to hear you are. celebrating.the
65th anniversary of your wedding,
and sends warm congratulations"
and good wishes.. :
Her Majesty:.
The Queen's
'Private Secretary.
Among others who sent congrat-
ulations and best wishes,,were Rt.
Hon.'.L. B.. Pearson, Prime Min"
ister of Canada;' Hon. John Rob-
arts , '13remierP"of Ontario; Murray
Gaunt, M P. P. for Huron -Bruce,
!Ohfl.A&fflS.:Ffl5SeS
John A. 'Adams. Well known
throughout the area for his skill
as ,a brick and block layer, passed
away at. Winghait Hospital on
Friday of last week. He was 80
°years- of. age,
The body restedat the Johnstone.
Funeral Home in Lucknow until
noon Sunday. The funeral. was
conducted at the Moir Funeral
Home, in Gorrie on Monday with.
.burial in• Wroxeter' Cemetery
unicipal Reps Open New Qrive4n
!f •
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ds'
Mrs; Jack (Gwen) Caesar of
Dungannon has accepted a teach-
ing position with Huron County
School Area No. 2; , •
She will teach at No, 3'West
Wawanosh'.'
•
os. 'Children
ister For. Gr. 1
stration for Grade One was
Kinloss Central -Public
on Tuesday. , May 17th.
iildren registered. Mrs,
phick is the teacher.
.e registering were Cath ,.
er of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
man; Paul, son of Mr. and
`laze Bushell; Grant, son'
and Mrs.. Bob Gilchrist;
son of Mr,' and Mrs. Ernest
Dennis, son of Mr, and,
lbert Hedley; Simon, son
and Mrs Hendrik. Kragt;
, sort of Mi. and Mrs, Russ*
cltie;: Jo -Anti, daughter of
d Mrs. Donald J. Maclnt-
argaret,, daughter of Mr
s. Donald C. Maclntyre;;
n , daughter,gf'Mr.' and
;erald Rhody. •
•
Donald.
Nicb&son.- Hurt
us cci en .Tuesday.
injured. He was cutting trees at
the time but particulars of how
the• accident happened were. not
available at deadline time. It
.is believed he wasstruck by either
a branch or 'a tree.
He was taken to Walkerton
Hospital and then rushed on to'.
London. First report on his injur-s
res. indicate that ile• had a
fract-
ured spine inthree places, broken
n
ribs, and . a, punctured lung as well
as a possible, broken" arm.,
Donald resides with his wife,
cin Dungannon and is,the father
of three young, boys, the oldest .
of which is four. He is in his .
• mid twenties.
. Donald Nicholson, a Dungannon
resident 'and son of Mr. • and Mrs.
Archie Nicholson'of Lucknow, was
severely., injured in a bush accident
near Walkerton- on Tuesday about
noon.
Details of the accident are
quite sketchy at time of writing
Tuesday evening, but Donald was
believed to be in serious condition
at Victoria Hospital in London, •
He and•his dad were doing some'
work in a bush near :W aikerton,
Archie was skidding logs'out of
the bush and when he returned he
.found' Dinnie, . as he is known to
many, on the groundand badly
About 1250 people attended the
official opening of the 'Boiler
Beach brive-In Theatre on Friday •
night of last week. Showncin the
above picture as they cut the
ribbon to officially open the new
business enterprise are .William,
R. Lowry" Reeve of -Huron Town-
ship, on the left, and Floyd: '
Wei ck, Mayor of Kincardine,
on the right.
The new drive-in is•located .
•.just south Of Kincardine, in. .
Huron, Township, It will handle
about 800 cars and there were very
few vacant stalls the opening
night. •
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Participating in'the official open-
ing, besides- the peeve of Huron
and Mayor of Kincardine, were
Kincardine 'Pipe Band who provided
music prior to the show. Bill
Walterhouse, who provided the
sound systern . for the new venture...
spoke briefly 'as did'the owners of
the business, Gordon Harris -of
Kincardine and Balfour MacLean
of Kincardine. and Toronto.:
..Free hot dogs and pop were
.provided to those in attendance •
and `those in the refreshment
booth had a busy evening. • Door
prizes were awarded with the -
winners being, transistor radio;
Ernie Haynes; egg cooker, Dennis
McLeod; electric alarm clock,
Donald Cassidy egg cooker, May
garet Cottrill. • Twelve consola-
tion prizes were also awarded,.
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