HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-02-01, Page 9THE ,LUCKNOW SENTINEL,,-t;UCKNOW' ONTARIO
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B SHIRLEY J. KELLER• ' 111y.
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vIr. and Mrs. -Bert N Bain, of
Street, • London', ..obsery - :
g.
theif diamond wedding anniver•
y at an 'open houseat the home
their son=in-law and daughter,.
r ..and ' Mrs.. ,Mervyn (Janet) •
olley ,, . Coombs, Ave;,' London:..
mong the many. friends and rel'•
tives to call'', was 'one gentle:
an,' W m : F.• MacDonald who
ad, as'a young lad :in his teens,
ttended .:their wedding 60 years
.
o.. Mr.. and:Mrs MacDonald
f . Lucknow, were accompanied .
:their.: daughter, Margaret:
n7ong the many kind `messages
d cards received were congrat•'.
atory messages,frOin the. Queen,
e .Prime °Minister of Canada,
d the Mayor a'nd. Council' of
ndona
s •Bain Was the former. •lsabe-
le MacLeod: Both she arid her
itisband were, ;born on the 6th
oncession of Kinloss,;: They were
arried at. the' home of •the bride's
rents, Mr: and Mrs. James
acLeod on December 26th 1906
the Rev:.F, A., McLe:nnan•:of `
uth•Kinloss Presbyterian Church..
oliowing their marriage they.
fir• •
armed in ,the 'same area, later
Moving to the 10th Concession
f Huron;:Township until 1926 •
Shen , because of •Mr. Bain : net
njjoying: good health', they sold
eir''farm and moved to. London
here they operated a small
grocery store until retirement.
' Both are enjoying 'fairly good'
,health, at present.: They spend
several weeks each sumfner at
their cottage -at Amberle : Beach
g Y.,
where they renew acquaintance
and visit with friends ;and relatives
in the vicinit
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Mr. Bain has two brothers, Wm. -,
John and 'Hossack , living in Luck-
now.; Mrs: Bain has one : brother
Alex and one. sister' Annie Mac-
Leod, bout: of whom also reside in
Lucknow. . They have four child
ren' - three daughters Mrs.
, Edward (Katherine) Rr.ock of Stra
throy, Mrs Christine'Shillington
and Mrs ..lv'iervyn(Janet) Colley
both of London and one :son Neil
of Islington There 'are twelve
grandchildren and six great-grand-
children.,
reat-grand-children.
• To commemorate the occasion,.
the i'am ly presented' Mr. arid Mrs
Bain with Matchingdiamond set
rings. ,•
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dogs behind,; and the increasing 1966•Ford Galaxie, 4 door hardtop, 8 cylinder, fully equippod;•
threat of'rabies.,
Reeve Kenneth •
Stewart set off.
,the free ;wheeling•enquiry session
with a call for County Council to •
try to find some solution for 'the . -•' ■
increasing rabies' threat. He said. 1_1 human life and: comfort was'�endan-
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gered by'the growing. number of
E known"rabies cases in'the Countyand cited an incident.recently.,. where a young girl died' when theanti-rabies vaccine .failed'.
"There were'63 known. casesof
rabies ;in the County' lastyear," •Stewart'reported, •1965 Fodlxie 5 4 door hadtautomatic
L 4 196S Parisienne .do,1 hardto•1965 Chevrolet Bel '•Air, automatic„ V-8
■ 1965 Pontiac Laurentian,8 cylinder; automatic
•▪ 1965; Ford -custom 500,:'V8 automatic •i1965Dodge.. Polara,; V8 automatic
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▪ 1964; Ford Galaxie, 4:, door sedan, 8 cylinder, 'automat,ci; 2— n.}1964 Pontiac: Laurentiai 1964 Fordcustom sedan•B 1963 Pontiac Laurentian, V-8' automatic
▪ 1963 Chevrolet .Bel Air,: automatic;' .,.: i■ •1963 Pontiac Parisienne, 4•door hardtop, 8: cylinder,; full ,
1966 Pontiac Laurentian;•fully equipped'
1966 Bicayne,Chevrolet, 6 cylnder, power steering2-1966 Pontiac'Parisiennes, 4 door hardtops,V-8 fully equipped
2-1966Chevrolet Impalas, 4" door hardtops, •V.8equipped
196.6 Chevrolet Bel"Air' Sedan, V ;' automatic ,,fully'• equipped
Lit• 1966 Ford' Galaxie 500,' 2 door hardtop,, ;automatic,'
1966 Ford Galaxie S00 XL, fully equipped, automatic..
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• 1966 Pontiac Stratoghief, automatic .
1 1965 Pontiac custom sport 2 door hardtop, fully equipped
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1965'. Ford Galaxie 500 XL, fully equipped.
Carl Dalton, reeve of Seaforth_,
said •although' the town '.was`"poll-
uted with dogs" the •Ontario• Hum-
ane Society made •the requirements
for dog' pounds so strict that the
municipality Was unable;to'main•
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tain 'one . He..charged that'dog
catchers were not .permitted to lay.
hold of a dog unless the animal
was,running on a street or highway.
He' maintained that :a ,dog should' ,
,be shot if it was running at large,.
untamed and unwanted
Ernie: Talbot,. reeve; of :Stanley.
reported it was his understanding
that ,if 'an 'animal 'was, causing
dadamage,' It oiould•be disposed' of,
legally under the Livestock Protect-
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ion Act,
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• In Stephen Township, reported 'i
reeve James Hayter -persons could : TRUCKS
catch stray dogs andimpound them `■: 1964 Chevrolet 1..ton 'stake truck
with dual
at the • township's expense .ata
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mu 1962 Chevrolet 'Eton• van with, dual
veterinarian kennel -in Ex, eter If:• x
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the dogs are.uticlaimed after:four '■'
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days',. the :aredestroyed, . ,., : add
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- Jack Alexander, deputy-ree*e of
russels �Io
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ingha:.suggesied'that ;a ;county •.',■ .Cities Service :Dealer: ,.
,dog catcher 'be, retained. Carl Dal ■
ton asked that correspondence with
the Ontario Humane Society pre=
ceed any decision by the .Health .;•
Committee, to whichthe problem
was referred '
At the mention of "Wild Dogs in
the County , Reeve Jack Corbett,
Hay, said parties .of American bunt-
ers were known to drive through ` :
;a bush and when they were unable
,to recall their; dogs,, left• the
animals there to become wild
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When . Was the. first sporting event
televised? I' didn't know until ;I
read it in 'a U.S. newspaper •
recently. The ggame•was baseball
.and , it was 27 years ago.•
And how .were ,the ratings? At
'that time• there were :60 sets in •
creatures ;' hunting r food where
they could .find it. Other' members'
of council ,concurred that;•
wild dogs ,were fairly corriinon in . •
'the County and agreed that other
game particularly.. deer, were
-being driven off, by the dogs.
Reeve: James Hayter said that
Essex and trent counties in the
'Southern part of the - prov.ince had
banned Americans as hunters there
He recoriitnended''on petition of
sprne Stephen ratepayers that Sim
flay action be taken in. Huron'
where hunters from.' across the •
border .arrived in 'sufficient • .•
•numbers to Strip the i uron bush=
lands of everything' that lived
A motiori brought in at the Thurs
da.y`afternoon sessionrby.Hayter,/
seconded by Stephen deputy -reeve•
Ed. Hendrick and endorsed by Hay,
Township deputy -reeve Delbert ,
.Geiger called for the .members of
the Agriculture and Reforestation
.committee to consider a recomm
endation that. American residents.
`be banned from hunting' garrie in • .
the county of 'Huron
New York and 60. sets were tuned
in. ,
ban ,Carmichael °was the Winning..
pitcher for the Princeton: baseball
team:` At present he is an -archi-
tect five days a week and an auto
driver 'on the week -ends. He rarely
misses the National. Amateur Golf
Championship;. •
One of the .reasonshe enjoys
amateur•golf so.much is: watching
the young" golfers.., He clai'ms'that,
television,has: had a• lot'to:do with
it. "Golf has benefitted from TV
So has bowling, and there's a.lot.
of interest in .tennis'these days that
has to,be' traced in part 'to -.'televis-
ion," he said..
In the last, National amateu•
r; he
had a three -ground total of 227
which is .not bad for, .a guy ,Who
never .practices.
Incidenta.11y,. the match was,'won
by Kitchener's 'qary .Cowan
"• And while we are on the subject
of sports it will be interesting to•
see what will happen nextyear i'n,
the hockey world., The present •
NHi, teams will play some games
with the.new teams which will
begin next October. ,
. 'Here are some questions which
hockey'fans ii11 war.t answered:
Will Saturdays and Wednesdays,
remain a§ "hockey.. nights in Can-
ada?"' If
an-
ada?"`;If these ,are retained, will
'other evening'be gadded either by
CBC,: CTV or ,one of the American
t etworks? Will more than one
American; network take ,an interest;
in profes'sionalhockey? Is tit pots- '
ible that we could 'see 'NHL hockey
almost every evening.of the week?
This could happen .1F hockey ;
catches on with the .Americans;.
Not next year, but•mayle In a`
year or two.