HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-06-29, Page 12TH1 LUCKNOW AIENTIN11.4 LOCKNOWs ONTARIO
Chester Hackett Is Reunion !!e4!I! lucknow:ResiCient
. The thirty-first Annual Harrison lene Willert; boys under 16 . Bryan • Died n mg am
Reunion was held Saturday June
llth, 1666 at Seaford' Lions Park,.
Seaforth Ontario, Over ninety
were in attendance from Brantford
London, Lucknow ,Teeswater ,
•Goderich, Clinton,; 13rucefield,"
Mitchell, Hensall and Seafixth,
Everyone enjoyed a delicious
picnic dinner and supper. After
a .full afternoon of •sports . ball
• game and a peanut scramble for
the children • the 'officers for 196'1
. were appointed as follows;
President - Chester Hackett;
Sec. - Treas.. -, Mrs, Chester
'Hackett; Directors - Mr. and Mrs,.
• Albert.Taylor and Mr, and Mrs.
Lorne Hackett; Sports - Mr, and
• Mrs. Roy Pennington and Dorothy
and Ken Taylor;. •
The 1967 picnic will be at Sea-
• forth Lions Park. .
• Results of the .sports were as -fol-
• lows: girls under 5, Debbie Har-
• rison..Lon Pennington., boys under
&. James Hackett, Steve Hunt;
. girls under 8 JoAnne Collins,
' !Betty Orr; boys under 8, Johnny
'Hunt, Bobby Orr;'; girls under 19
Darlene Willen; Betty Orr; boys
under 10, Johnny Hunt, Murray '
Siemon; girls under 13,, Debbie •
Wallace. Sharon Willem boys un-
• der 13, Jerry Willert, Billie Collins
• ladies. Barbara Willert; Debbie -
Wallace, young rnen,B.Tyan. Hodgert. MRS. GEORGE SHIRLEY
Ken Taylor..
Ladies Kick the slipper. Olive
Broadfoot, Joyce Hackett, men's
kick the slipper, Jim Harrison, •
Roy Pennington; ladies shoe kra-
riihle , Diane Collins. .Arny klunt;
•WirsGeorge Shirley of Luck -
now passed away at the McKay
Ninsing Home, Wingham, on Mon
day. June 13th at the age of 82 •
.years.
She was the former Bessie Vict-
men's shoe scramble •, Jin Collins; oda Brown and was'born in Geo-.
rgetown'on May 24, 1884. •
Mrs. Shirley had not enjoyed '
• good health for some years. She
had been hospitalized for one and
*'half years in Wingham and Dis-
• trict Hospital and since March
• d 'this yeartad been cared for at .
the McKay" Nursing Home.
• Mr. and Mrs. Shirley livetfin '
Toronto where Mr. Shirley's death
occurred. 26 years ago: One year
tater Mrs. Shirley came to Luck -
now to make. her home. •
She .is. survived by two daughters
(Edith) Mrs. Harvey Webster of
Lucknow , (Winnifred) Mrs. Murr-
iy.Richardson of Ottawa, five
grandchildren; six great grand
children.
, Funeral service was held on.
Thursday June 16th from Mac-
Kenzie Memorial Chapel, Luck- •
• now with interment in Greenhill
Cemetery. •Rev. Howard Strapp
was clergyman and Mrs. Gordon,
•Bill.Wallace; neck tie ra e, Joyce
Willett and Albert Taylor, Sharon
Willert and Ken Taylor; balcion •
race , Dorothy Collins and Cathy
4damsf• Bryonflodgen and Hazel
Collins; wheel. barrel race , Bar-
bara and Jim Harrison, Hazel
and Bob Collins; elimination race s
Roy...Taylor. ••
• Winner of the:lucky spot, Ken
Harrison; kicky draw ; Mae.Harr-
. • •
ison.. ' • • , •
PearlHackett was in chargefof
Registration. Mr and Mrs: Ken
Harrison, BrantTord•eame'the far-
thest. • .The longest. xnarried• couple
was Mr. ind Mrs. John Aikenhead.
Brucefield. •Mr. and Mrs. Roy "
Pennington, Teeswater were the
yonngestmarried couple. The
oldest person in attendance was
Mrs. George Procter, Goderich, •
The youngest perseinwas Brenda:
Haekett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Hackett,. Lucknow. •
, .
Montgomery Organist.
• Pallbearers were Walter Alton,:
•ROy Havens, , Ken CameronJ.lar- •
•Old Ritchie , turnip Phillips, Jack -
MacDonald; • • •
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injects r to 4' below the surface. ... gets right to
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• Another big advantage: You have a longer period of.
time to apply CO-OP liquid ammonia without•
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• a pre -plant applicatibn or a side dressing.
• For bigger corn.yields at low cost, have,
• CO-OPAqua Ammonia applied soon.,
Anther fertilizer service,of your
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with United Co-operatives of Ontario.: `
•*Registered Trade. Mark ••
(Langside News) .
• Peter Steer, soncf.Mr: and Mrs.
Philip.Steerhas successfully pass-
ed his training is a.fitter 'welder .
at:LondOn Vocational School. He.
is now employed at Unifin-Keep
lite Company of London. •
:Anniversary services at Langside
Presbyterian Church Will lie held
on Sunday July 3 ar 11 a.m. and
8 p.m. with Rev. Wallace Little
of •Winnipeg the guest speaker. •
On Monday eVening.Juiy 4 at 8:30.
a.social evening will be held at
the Mrs. Jim Richardson
will show slide and tell of her
Work in central America.A •
cordial invitation is, extended to
the community.
• Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McQuillin
• of Sarnia, 'Dick McQuillin,
Otville spent the,week-rd at:the •
McQuillin home.
• Eldon Welsh, employed with the
.Sandy Consttpction. Company
near Caledon was at his home for
the week, -end.' • •
•Mrs. George Young and Janice
Wall attended the workshop 'at
the manse in Whitechurch on
Saturday evening. ••
C..0. C. MEETING •
Langside C. 0. C. (Children of
the Church) met in the Hall on
Sunday morning during the church.
service.' Donald Scott was presid,
ent and'the meeting 'opened with
the Call to Worship by Jyys. Chas.
Tiffin. A hyinn was sung and
'DOtiglas wall led in praYer..S9.4p;
ture was read by Robert
the'r011 call was answe ed 19
members. Sandra Gardner receiv-
.
ed the offering and prayer was
offered, by Russell Young. The •
minuteof the last meetini were
read by Agnes Conley.. Mrs. .
Conlan read the story from the
Study Book,
• It wasdecided to have a special
at.the next meeting
for a gift to be,sent to the mission-
aries' children at San Salvador'
•Mrs, George Young told the.story
of the 3rd and4th Parable. A
hymnwas sung and the meeting
.isvai closed with the 1-Ord's/Prayer.
FARMERS, THINKING OF
Remodelling
Start 'with the herd and the
• •herd will pay for the other
•improvement! •
•'REBUILD YOUR HERD USING SIRES THAT. INCREAiE. •
PRODUCTION AND RAISE THE SALE. VALUE OF BREEDING.
. 7 STOCK. . • , ,
• You can use. well proiers dairy sites' such as MAPLE LEA'
SKOKIE (Holstein). His daughters average 4% more -milk than •
• their .herdmates.' was sold at auction recently for $3750,
Tested beef sires are available, like ELMLEA KD SPIDEL
'MT (Hereford) Seven of.,his ten tested steer 'sons had:gains on
feed of ovsr 100 pounds in one rnontl, ••
FOR TESTED AND A.I. PROVEN SIRE "MATERIAL" FOR •
• HERD BUILDING CONTACT YOUR LOCAL. TECHNICIAN OF
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10 Years Ago .046h she was a passenger Was
, • • " involved in a 'collision .withan-
.
June 4956 •. .
Lucknow District Recreation Com-
mittee launched a supervised re-
creation program and summer play.
ground with Ruth Treleaven and:
•Roddie Wraith as leaders. Member
of the Recreation committee were
Bob McIntosh, A W. Hamilton,
Lloyd Ashton, Ken Cameron, Rae'
Watson, W.G. • Webster, ..Harold•
Greer. • • .
The old Shiells stOre at Amber -
ley was moved t� the farm of Bill
KemptOn, onHghway 86, just
east of 'Amberley. • ••
Mrs. A R•. Finlayson suffered a
fractured leg in a fall in_the pan-
try .of her home. -
Cliff Congram, barber in Luck -
now for eight years, closed his
Lucknow shop and •took a position.
in Georgetown.
• Barry McQuillin and David Kirk-
land were part of a three-member
Huron judging team which took
top honours at an intercounty Sh- •
orthorn.day at Watford. Third •
• member of the team was Bert Pep -
•per of Seaforth.• .•
Ross Forster, 9 -year-old ton of
'Mr.. and Mrs. Ron Forster of Luk -
now, was rescued from the,waters
of Lake Huron by his trtother•while
at a Sunday school picnic at Kin-
. tail. '
. Rev. J.R. Dickinson left the
three point Ashfield Cireuit for
Port Rowan after four years here:
Rev, p.,c. Washington was his
Mrs. Jack Bannistef
moved to Zurich where Jack was
• appointed manager Of the Bank
of Moritreal, Lucknow for five '
years. •
• kinloss Council purchased a
• new grader from Dominion Road
Machinery Co,
other train at the Guelph Statfon•
Mrs.•James St, •
Helens .diedstiddenly at her home.
froth a heart. attaCik. . •
• Norman RobertsOn...authot of
the history. book -of the county Of
Bruce., died at his home In Walk,
.erton at the age of 91,
. Ivan RaWlings.' a Member 'Of the:.
Bank.of Montreal staff •fort 1•
years, was •tra.nsferred .to Hanover
His Siiccesior was Ralphliotson of,
• Sarnia..
:* Thirty. entries' were received, in.
the Scotch Double lawn bowling
•
:tournament.. Robert Johnston of
• oOderich wonthe trophywith
Isaac „and Wallace Millet of St. •
Helens: as runners,up. •
• Rev; Charles Owen, Anglican
".Pasiltir here at the ,turri of the
eentnry, died in. Lonclon at the
age Of/71. • • •• .
Lorne B. Reid of Ripley paid
top price of $73 for a C,-1,7? mOn:.
th old boar at a Mildmay York,
dike, Breeders' Sale.: • •
• • Rev., 'A .1%.4.. Nicholson spoke.it •
• the Orange Hall'on the advant-
ages Of Co:.:operative Common-..,
wealth •
•••
•
June 1936 • •• "
Miss Mary Maciptyre, register-
ed nurse, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs • Dan Macitityre of Langside;
was uninjured when the train in
.50 Yea. rsAgo
1une 1916 •
Word was received that Finlay
Mtinnes was missing in Action
ifteftite-Gernian heayy attack'
oh Ypres with about 6005) Can-
entid at Winnipeg While out
west On a harvesters excursion.
Twelve autos -Were part of,the
,tteans of transportation ata
farmers picnic at Silver Lake,
George Turner was in charge of
the repair defattment at OstrarKi•
ers Garage.
The McGarry House closed Jfl
• LUckhow.,,after serving as a,hotel
for over sixty years. Lucknow
which once had six hetels, bad
• dropped to one. Local option
was the prime reason for their
demise. •