The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-01-08, Page 141
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THE 1.UCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,: ONTARIO
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• CHRISTMAS NEWS
Dinner guests of Mr ,' and Mrs
Glen Carnpbell, and Glenna for-
Christrnas were Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas; Young , Mr, and Mrs.: •
Stewart 'Shiells•, Mr. anc1 iIrs,• Art •
Purney and S.tacia , Mr,,' and Mrs.
Russell Cambell of Atwood , Mr.
and Mrs 'Harvey rCampbell., Shell-
. °ey and.. Tracey of I3urlington., Mr,,
and..Mrs. Morris_,{, eid and Mr.. and
'Mrs. Jack Campbell •
-Mr arid' Mrs . • Donald::
Courtney , David , .Gary and
and Mr. and Mrs; Williarn
• Courtney spent Christmas Day with:
Mr, and Mrs. John. C: MacDonald ,,
Courtney and Corinne.
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KINLOSS NEWS
• The Family Night.and,White Gift
Service. was held in. South Kinloss
Presbyterian Church on December
21st Sunday'Schoolpupils and •
lyoung people • provided different
nunibers for The programme, Miss
Sharon Mowbray., a: student:at
Toronto Bible. School, gave an,
inspiring talk: and Miss Beverly
Sparks contributed a beautiful solo
AT SCARBOROUGH WEDDING .
Best Wishes go to Mr.. and ,Mrs.
Keith :Roulston who were married in
:carborough on December ,,,21st .
Those from here. attending were:
Mr, and Mrs.; Cliff Roulston and
Kenneth, Mr. and: Mrs. Wm. Hald-
enby and. familyand Douglas ;
Dickie. •
Mr: and Mrs'. Evan Keith. and'.
family were with members of the
Keith family for their ;annual
Christmas dinner:lteld thisyear in '^
Teeswater town hall on. December
21st .
Mr: and Mrs. Harvey, Houston and,
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Kenneth. :were 'Christmas pay guests,
at Walkrton w.4h.Mrs. Ray Taylor,
and ,Derwyn •° .
Mr: and• Mrs. Harvey Houston ,att-
ended- die, funeral of the -late Mrs.
Mansel Napper ,• Hailebury., from
the Tanner and Pearson Funeral
Home Walkerton on December
31st
Mr. and -Mrs. Thos. Bell, Ted,
John and Robbie of Islington spent •
Christmas holiday's attheir summer
' home at Amberley and•visited with
relatives and friends inthe vicin, •
ity , • ..
,Mr., and Mrs. John Emmerton of •
thesecond concession of Huron
;spent Christmas with Mr,, and Mrs.
Chester Emmerton a farnily of
' kitchener;
Mr, and Mrs. W er;Brown,of .
Amberley were guests n Christmas]
lv •ennan
'Day•with Mrs:. 'Murray
and family of Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs, William Ferguson
and family .were 'dinner guests'on
"Thursday with Mr. and';Mrs.• Glen
Campbell. �,� I,
• Lynn Campb London is assis
e l f 1•0, ,on
ting in Robert .McNay's store: at
Amberley. Mr. and Mrs. ,Alex
McNay of Lucknow•are also in
charge
Mr.:and/Mrs. Cecil' Humphrey
:Br'enda ,' Marsha and. Mark spent'
Christmas with lvlr.. and Mrs. "
William Ferguson;: Mr,".and'Mrs.
• W.J. Bell and family of ;Toronto •.
were guests at the same home.
Members of the Campbell family
who spent:Christrnas at Amberley
Orange .Hall were: Mr. •and
Bill Ker ton and fani.ily . Mr . •and
Mrs.' Albert Campbell .of Lucknow
lvir: and Mrs.. Elwood Irwin and
family of:Win°gham ,.Mr. and Mrs.
,Williain Campbell f-iii-nea-rdrne ,
Mr : and Mrs. George McDo nald.
and Murray of Ripley., Mr.d,Mrs:
Bob Courtney and family and R `D.
Ross of Lucknow; . .
Charles Boyd d Gordon Boyd
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entertained relatives on 'Christmas ?.
KJ.NLOSS
--Holiday,'•visitors•at the11 a ofJ_—"'
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hamilton,,
were: Donald Harnilton Of Matheson
Miss• Betty Hamilton of Niagaraa
Falls, Ross Harnilton'and Miss.
Theresa. Ray of Winnipeg
Spending:Christrnas with. Mr. and
MI's. Allan Graham and; f amghy
were: Mr. :and Mrs'.. John Lowndes
and .fa:mily of',Newmar•ket, Ren�aie .
Graham of T.dronto. and Mrs..'Dorr7,•. •
othy MacKenzie and farr}ily Qf -
Teeswater:.. J
Mr and Mrs Fraser MacKinnon
and family spent'C•hristn'}as at the
home of Mi. and Mrs:, Kenneth
Cameron of Lucknow:, _ •
;Ian. MacKenzie of Toronto'spent.
his Christmas •vacation at the ,home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs . Frank
MacKenzie Other holiday guests
were.`Miss: Isabelle Maclntosh of
'Hamilton and Bruce MacKenzie •of
London. �`
Mr. and. Mrs.. Lloyd MacDougall
and; Grace spent Christmas with they
Farrish relatives at the home •of .Mr.„
and Mrs. Alex .Farrish of Ashfield.:
Mr. and Mrs: Cllester:Casemore
and:Miss Mae Maclnnes•of Wing-
ham: were :Christmas guests, with Mr,
and` Mrs....,Leorlard M.acinnes and:
family.
Mr., and Mrs. Clarence Ritchie '
and 'family visited . Saturday at ' a
the home of Mr and Mrs .'.Ted
Robinson: of St . Augustine. '
Mrs; Grace Mciver' and Ronald
of London and Donald: of Edmonton
visited at the .home of• Mr. 'and r
Mrs.. Ira. Dickie; , Other'lioliday.
visitors: were,; Mr: and Mit: Cal-
Vert Townson.`and Julianne of:
Greenwood, N, S , Mrs : Wrii
Townson, Frank :Townson and .Miss
Joanne' Boyne of Sudbury.
'Sortth.Kinloss-- oun eo leLenlo'-
ed several .toboggan parties°on the •
hills at the .Sparks'' farm during the
holidays.,
Mr. and: •Mrs .Robert Gilchrist and
family were Christmas Eve guests
at the home of Mr: and Mrs; Gov --
Day. ,
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business
5irie`tlie---rie-ecr -to abtnitr"-'
grtaranteed financial protection of; their business
interests through life, insurance - Sun 'Life in-
surance.
Whether it be 'to protect your business against
: • the loss through death of your, partnere or of a
key man 'within the organization —or, ,should
:you be "the sole proprietor, to financially protect
:your,family`in the event of your preinature deathN
it care never .be. too soon for you to realize that
Sun Life' insurance deserves a special .place 'in
Your budget.,
la or further particularS on Suit Life..s Business
Insurance don't hesitate to give me acall,
don•Carnpbell of Kincardine:;
Mr. and Mrs ;George Colwell of •
Dawson Creek;, B.C.'spent a..few,:•.
days. recently at the horne;of Mr.
and. Mrs: Currie Colwell. '
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Lucknow,Town Hull
WEDNESDAY, JANUARt 15th
1:00: P.M. TO 4:00 P.M..
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTIJIITIES
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Committal Service
At South Kinloss
MRS. WESLEY MO.ORE ,
Committal services for Mrs. Wes-'
ley Elwyn,Moore , 82, of Islington
'were heldiat South Kinloss
Mausoleum onTuesday afternoon.
Johnstone Funeral Horne in Luc k-
now was in Charge.. • '
Mrs. .Moore', the former,Elizabeth,
•Gillies, was, a• native of this comm',
unity. '
Her death occurred: SundaY and
the body rested at the. ,Butler Funer-
al Home in Islingtori„where servic=
es were held at .8 p ri on Monday.
evening.
Shp is survived by, daughters Mrs:
Ruth: Hernsworth of Listowel, Mrs;.
Jean Mortimer and 'sons Elwyn;
Charles and Bruce
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Temporary entombnient'•was =;
made t- ..
a a South=.Kinloss:-Ivfauso-
with final testingface ,beings
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South Kinloss Cemetery.
Dr, W.A Buckton underwent
surgery:at Victoria' Hospital on
Monday, December 30th . .Mr • and,
Mrs.. Herb Buckton: and Mr.. and.
Mrs. "John:•Mowbray,visited•him'
there on Sunday. •
.Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gilchrist•and
Brian of Toronto', Mr. and. Mrs.
d'
Gordon MacDonald and family -an
Mr. and Mrs . Robert Gilchrist and
family were Christmas dinner
guests atp the home of Mi. and Mrs::
'Fred Gilchrist , ••
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Mrs'.'.Annie Maclntyre and•Alex
Ross spent Christmas with Mr 'and,
Mrs. • Donald J . MacIntyre and' • •
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Mr.: and`Mrs., Delbert -Stewart of
Burlington visited last 'week with
Mr..'. and 'Mrs. R Obert Gilchrist and.
boys': • •
Mr.and Mrs. Ira Dickie, Denver';.
Walterand�Wlliarn visited Sattir-
:day at the home :of,Mr . and Mrs.
Carl ,Dickie of Hope Bay. Mrs
Dickie returned Johnurned home with. •�
them. . • '
• Heating problemscaused the can-
i celaation of services at South'
.'Kinloss, Presbyterian Church :on Sufi -
{day.
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Mr. and .Mrs HaroldStanIey.had
+all their family home during the.
,Christmas holiday - Mr. and Mrs,:.
Russell Stanley and four children
of•Kl'einburg; Mr. and Mrs: Gih
;Ruston and two sons of. Georgetown; •
Mr:_ .' d Mrs, Stewart Sta le and
'four hildren bf Petersburg and; Mr,s.”"
Stanley's rnOther, , Mrs. Aitchison
of Killarney , Manitoba; Mr . •and'
;Mrs ;.'David Schleiritrier. ane.two
1children of Stratford arid Mr, and •
Mrs, .Wayne Stanley, and Laurie of.
Liicknow, IvMt, And .•Mrs.?Russell
'Stanley are now vacationing .in
Florida, yI'
WILLIAM • J :KINAHAN.•
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REPORTFROM
QUEEN'S PARK
BY MURRAY GAUNT
M.P.P..'HURON•BRUCE'
Provincial Treasurer, Charles
MacNaughton, participating in. the'
Throne Debate 'this week, all but
announced a provincial income tax
inOniario,with the emphasis on ',
higher , income' earners.
The treasurer ;indicated Ontario`..
is prepared/to go ahead with.a
provincial income tax , with the '
resulting :loss of control that •
Ottawa now enjoys over the Nation.
al econOrny, , unless thefederal •
government' is prepared to tui, i
.over a greater share of the federal
income' tax now collected in Ont-'
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Mr. MacNaughton stressed that
the.burden of: taxation .must.be lift
ed from those families with low
incomes'„-espee alirthese',9n •fi?xed
incomes which have'slirun through
infl'atiori
Later: this week, the federal' gov
ernment: met' with finance
ministers of the 10 ,provinces but
rejected demands from the
provinces for a greater spar
eral revenues and pa.rtic.ularly•tick
ed off Ontario's demand formore •
tax resources.
Ottawa's Finance Minister
Benson `said that in his view. the
Province of Ontario was inviting' the
federal government to reduce' its
income•: taxes so that Ontario coin:
use them instead and.in `addition k`
Ontario is asking that the: federal
government :impose higher taxes on
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JAMES Mc.WHINNEY
James McWhinney of•108 east St:. •
Goderich died at the Alexander
Marine and General Hospital,
:Goderich after�.a'lengihy 'illness on
Saturday, December 21st in his:
95th year. �..
Mr.. McWhinney; was. Born in
Colborne.TownshipionJanuary, ,
19th -7-18.74 ori' •6 e>,<ii ld-r-en-1iei
to, the late Wrri :• McWhinney and
'Maripustow
Jim, farmed in the Port Albert'.
and Dungannon,region°until retir-
,ing'in 1921, when he became Pres
ident and Manager of:the former •
Goderich Rural Telephone. Excha
nge ,' with the Central' office in
Dun'' annon . .
Mr., McWhinney was a member
Of St Geotg.es. Anglican Church
Port Albert, later transfering his
membership to St. -George's Angli
,can Church', Coderich. •
Mr. McWhinney was married in
July•it,-97`to-C-arri-e MCG-rattrr•-who
predeceased hi'm in `1931 after 87
years of marriage.
Jim is survhved-by one sister,
Clara; Mrs,. E.J. /Topping of
Prince Albert; Saskatchewan and
one brother';. RobertMcWhinney of
Dungannon and a number pf nieces
:and nephews •He' was predeceased
:by three sisters Hell, Mrs: George
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Johnston ,: ...Grace Mts.Win, Mole
and Margaret, Mtls'a 'Mark Young;.
Findlater , Saskatchewan.
The funeral.service was held
from Ed Stiles' ' Funeral. Horne
Goderich o Monda D ,ember
lard at 2 p'm,' with.Rev, G.G.
4ussel officiating. Interment was
to the IJungannon Cemetery: 'The
pallbearers were H�igl McWhinney
Ben Mole, �11oward, Johnston, Eldon,
Johnston, Roy Finnigan and&:/
Charley Scott
Mr: McWhinney made his borne
with Mrs. Donald P owlet' and -Mei
James' Bullbrook ('Sarnia)'attac'ked
the Ontario go:vernrnent's $1`50, mill;
ion sheltergrant program.He,said
that there were "many, abuses and it,
was in reality a fiscal. fraud
Mr. 'Bullbrook cited an example
of::George .Romney; Governor of
Michigan; who gets`a shelter. grant
on his summer cottage near Sarnia.
The amount of the grant, was $30
"'An..Ontario Government. bill; .an
Act to Amend the Milk•Aci, 1965
was challenged by opposition •.-
speakers. who suggested that'll was •.
an. attempt, to correct legislation'
currently being' challenged -in the
-courts.. •
The bill was 1•at' eferred to the .
House Committee c. ture
m ee o ;Agri ul
which was the suggestion of»epos-
ition Leader Robert. NiXon.who led
the challenge.
The.bill'flowed out of a',Septem
ber decision by•Mr. Justice A.H.
Lieff of the Ontario 'Court when he
Said the Milk Board: had the power t'•
to •set up a milk pool .in Ontario ,
he procedures -it followedwere
not•proper, The Board should have :•
acted by orders not regulations;
es -,
the Christmas Holiday: The Legis•:
lature will resume}in early Febru>
ary.
ba first at Dungannon then Auburn:
and later at Goderich, Mr',
lyleWhinney lived with the Fowlers
for 32 years ._._