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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-06-15, Page 11966. Sc • Oc Oc' 5c. Ic c was .wn. ' 3rr :t it E two ir. k ti 1 1 N ",a0:. r., 47 $4,00 A Year In Advance $1.r0 Extra • To U.S;A LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Trii'..,.Ie'For urtneYs On June 7 June '9th is •a. big day around the farm home:of Mr. and Mrs, Leon-- ;` and Courtney' in the Amberley area of Huron Township. Three of the eight Courtney children arrived on the'7th of •June,, and so the .birthday party on that day could be classed as` a '"triple. featµre"'. Shown -in the. picture is Margaret `Anne, age thirteen, brotther Cam- eros, age nine, and sister. Mary Jane, age seven.. All three claim the 77th of June as'their birthday ,••• and this would seem tocbe'some. sort of a record Mr, and Mrs. Courtney ,!their six -boys and two .girls, reside on . Highway 21, a•mile north of Am berley and on .the corner on the 2nd concession of Huron;Township. L�ndn. Graduate Jim D. McNaughton of'Lucknow. • \successfully completed the 2 -year course,as Engineering Technician • (Architectural) at the Ontario Vorational Centre'at London.- He received ,his Technician's diplo- ma at a luncheon on Friday,, ;June 10th. • Guests at the luncheon were .his parents, Mr. and ,tvirs. Jim :'McNaughton, his sister Mrs. R. (Susan) Henning, and his aunt Miss Mary Campbell, both 'of London. . Susan entertained at her home afterwards when her husband Rud- ie, and children Elaine and Nor- man,, were therealso Miss Camp- bell and art aunt and uncle of Mrs.. McNaughton's', Mt. and Mrs. Wm. Wallace of London.,. .Jim commences work `next" Monday, June 20th, in the Eng meets Dept,., City Hall, kitch- ever, vat 1 On Guelph. Course: Dr. T. B. Cleland, of•Lucknow; local Veterinarian; attended a five day meat:inspect.i6n refresher course at the Ontario, Veterinary College, Guelph, June 6 to 10th. The courseis part of a training program of the. Veterinary Services Branch, Ontario -Department of.. Agriculture and Food, under' the provinces Meat inspection Act. Veterinary Practitioners •who have completed the refresher course will act as consultants for the full time provincial meat in- spectors working in their area. Anniversaries At District Churches R, This Sunday will - see two area churches holding anniversary • services. At South Kinloss Presbyterian Church, Professor and head of the history department,. Rev. W. Stanford Reid of Wellington Coll- 'ege, University of Guelph, will be the guest speaker morning and evening. Special music will be provided with. Tiverton Quart- ette at •the evening service. it At Zion United Church , ann- iversary services will be conducted morning and evening by. Rev. Wray Mather of 'Blyth,; with spec- ial music at both servicel. WEDNESDAY, JUNE15th, 14966 Kinl�ss 'Get UfltO'i Henderson Act And Board Fence Affair Well, they.',re at it again. This area should produce a good crop of sign painters inyears to come if "practice makes perfect".•. No deed to explain about the painting'of the board fence on Lucknow's main street with. the' words Thome of Paul•. Henderson of Detroit Red Wings", You've all 'heard about it many times before. . A recent issue of this paper Out- lined .steps taken •by the town of Kincardine in claiming Hender- son, whenneedlers fromthat towil • painted. the word "Kincardine" over the word Lucknow. • Not content with the way things were,going,. .Kinloss Town -•- ship entered the battle and laid claim to Paulin the early hours of las; 'Saturday morning. They erased Kincardine and painted' Kinloss :Township as being the ... home area of the Detroit Hockey Star.. ' Actually, .the Henderson fam ily do ive 'in. Kinloss, •a few feet outside the Lucknow boundary line, and .Kinloss has a good reason to get their "two: cents worth in". Eldie.lviiller of Luck now has been boosting the kid - loss angle in=loss.angleever since the issue arose , but of course.,Eld ie: is' a. West Wawanosh• native and only. -recently\came to Hire in Bruce County . so cannot be considered an:authority, on the Bruce geog- :raphy, We don't .think Eldie :. would be much of a,painter any-.. how',' so: this would exclude him from last weekend's "Kinloss caper". Saturday night, a group of young people gave, the fence a complete new paint job, with a: base coat in white and then' put the: original ":Lucknow" claim 'back in a fire engine .red. Oddly enough, the young.man who was painting the hardest. when we saw them resident Ashfield Township,: - That's- where the '"board fence affair" stands at. present. _ Passes Monday . Mrs. George Shirley the form- er Bessie Victoria Brown, passed away at the MacKay Nursing. • Horne in Wingham.on Monday • of, this week. Mrs. Shirley, who was 82 years of age, had resided. in Lucknow in recent years. • The funeral service will be held at the MacKenzie Memorial. • Chapel in Lucknow 6n Thursday of -this week, tune 16 at 2.3:0' p.n. with burial in Greenhill Cemetery. - SERVED HERE .TWO. MONTHS Village Police • Officer. Resigns' The resignation his been receiv- ed by village officials of Ernest Hefferman who has served as pot- ice'officer in Lucknow for the•past two months. Mr.. Hefferman,' a former resid- ent of Tilbury, commenced duties here in mid' April. His resignation was received :Last weekend., Single Copy. lec • `0 P,119“ isca..da To He,udl!ne FaU Fair The Lucknow Fall'Fair board has lined up an unusual and appeal nig attraction for the 101st 'annual Fall:fair in September. • Miss Dominion .of Canada wili appear at the Fair, take -part in • the.:parade.and mingle with Fair goers. Arrangementswere com- pleted for Miss Canada's visit on the weekend. Last year's Centennial Falll Fair was :a tremendous success and Fair directors have taken the att- itude, "keep the fair on top." in planning their activitiesthis year. Charlie Webster i again•heading, the parade ,committee and plans for another top parade to feature the, Fall Fair.. 'Charlie is lining• up entries for the -Fair parade now -and would appreciate being advis- ed of any group or individuals planning to enter a float, • Donald Maclntyre is Far presi- dent this year.andhas plans well • underway for the September event. Miss Canada will be chosen early • in July at which time we will have more news of her visit here... ~AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA0~0 Lack Co-operation Of Municipalities • KINCARDINE - Sixteen Bruce. municipalities are not co-operating with him, county. safety inspector. P E. Watson .told county council here Tuesday. He said Mildmay, Lucknow, Chesley, Tiverton, Paisley, Ripley Teeswater and Tara, and the 'town- ships of Lindsay, Arran, Carrick,' Culross, Elderslie, Greenock, Huron and Kinloss, have failed to notify him of building projects, • The Construction Safety' Act re- quires every municipality to not.- r' ify theinspector within seven days of,issuing;..a building' permit, he said. ' • Ontario :Hydro. is also lax in not- ifying him, inspector Watson said. Unlike the municipalities, •'buil- ders have been co-operating, he • 4 w 1. .'said,, and improving' safety cond- itions. • Inspections have:, shown. however, •.. that in Only 25 percent of projects is all work being safely carried 'out, The following major breach- es in regulations havebeen found- lack of fire equipment, unsafe scaffolds, broken andunsafe ladd- ers,- Men add•ers,-'Men on demolition jobs not wearing, safety helmets, and con- tractors storing dynamite and de- tonators; in the same building • with gasoline and hand tools: The county received approval for its centennial project, an add- ition to the county library at Port Elgin. The centennial grantfor: the•$20,000 project will be $8, 362. The library addition will also house -an archives section.." Orchids Lucknow Hoeticuiturai Society do a very creditable job of beaut- ifying the town by their plantings in various locations; " Like so many things, their work is often taken for .granted. and the faithful few receive little. recognition. * The Sentinel canteen caught these ladies on Wednesday of last week as they worked on the flower beds in front o'f. the Legion Hall,. Shown, left to right, are Mrs. Ross • Cumming, Mrs, Ted McClenagh-'' an and Miss Hazel Webster, three of the faithfu.4'gtoup of planters.. • 4 t , •'1'