The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-07-02, Page 2•
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL; LUCKNOW, , ON.
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO --
"The Sopoy Town" On tho Huron -Brun Boundary
Second Class Mail Registration Number 0847.,
Established 1873 Published Each Wednesday .Afternoon
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Donald. C. Thompson, Publisher
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CREDIT TO THE CREDIT UNION
A good deaf' of credit must go to the Lucknow and District Credit
Union for .the weekend event which centred 'around the choosing of ..
Miss Lucknow District Credit Union.
To have twenty girls enter the contest is an accomplishment, but
thoseto have who entered,
is a. mostWcreditab e• fete.apable and charming
twenty girls g as
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The judges had a difficult task in selecting from the group of.
twenty . young women. 15 points were awarded for the contestant's
speech about her, sponsor, 15 points were awarded for personality and
20, points were awarded for poise and posture: '• • •
The event was well organized and those planning it can be proud
of their ' achitvement
ART1NG. . OFTHE WAYS
pleasure of being. invited to three grade
The" Sentinel had the• .
eight graduations in the past week, Lucknow. and Kinloss, .Brookside
and`Kingsbridge:
I must be: very`•mea " ul to these. youngpeople who are grad-
uating
Pe p
uating to be the;,guests of honour 'at these gatherings which recognize
tlie:completion of eight-years;..of_elementary, se ooLstudies.
It's a proud moment for theparents'who are ' present -and for the.
teaching,staff who .have helped them alongthe wayin their early
uig
education years
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But . for some of the students, it means an early parting of the
ways. With large central schools drawing:; pupils from a wide area,-
and the boundaries of elementary schools differing from high schools,
many oft es oungp'Cople-will-next rear-be=split-up- mto-v-ario
high schools in the district and lose all close contact with friends which
they have made yin the first eight years of their, school life:
Progressin; education?, •possibly, : but we don't care too .'.much:
this
for this tYpe •of:',progress.
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ionour Retiring
reachers At Ripley
n uesday .evening-;:-June-24-,7a--
surprise
vening ;June 2 •
surprise party was held by the Staff
of. Ripley-Huron,Central School at
the • PiZza Patio, , Goderich ; for tyle,
• retirin • teachers at• the school: ,
`After
bel Martyn read the following ' '
address to: Mrs..•Violet' MacKenzie.
theGrade 1 teaeher,'who has com'-
P Y
leted, 24 ears ofservice in the
field of Education and Mrs, . , Mary
Stewart, who has devoted' 18. years
to 'teaching in Huron Township,; •.
and to 'James 'Scott:, the principal,,..
who has; been transferred from the;`
Staff .to Lucknow.
Dear Violet' and Mary:
•burin our Years in Your chosen
.profession, you have had the
" g eatest-Satisfaction-that-can-coin
success iniyour new position:: -We
are glad you will be nearby:, and
our association with you wild
continue ,for `,along time.
To all of .you:,
- r - 're
4 a The=lri�ls-of-The-Dino row. -a t�,ug
for you
and farther you' g o.
As onward . h
• ,y g
And now as we stand 'on: the, peak.
• of this day
a delicious meal;' Mrs.' Isa- . The best of the, future s kin
`;'to anyone - the training and guid-
ing of young people; a moulding
of future citizens'. Unselfishly and
lovingly, with a heart that was al= •
ways :true and kind:; you have given
your best to one or maybe two.
generations: `
We have appreciated you and: we
have felt throughout the years with
us, that your exartiple was, a guide
ing •Star.
Asjdu lay down .your gavel -
r; `1`eac iers-•dea_,
You leave behind you happiness. .•
Good' fellowship and cheer.
You've paved a:'road of peaceftiln-
•ess v..
f friendsh ps Mosi-sYn
o`ur, garden Of sweet ' l�will live year. after yea mortes
l e+ you Jim,,• we With you every.
For Trouble -Free
Baling ' '
you need
CIR
IMPORTED
BRAZILIAN
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G.R. (BUD) HALLORAN
George R Halloran,son of Mr.
and Mrs:George Halloran �of
Buffalo, New York; graduated with
his Bachelor of Arts Degree from
.St. Bonaventure University,in.
Oleon , New York. on June lst.
Bud •is the, son .qf the former .Marg
aret Gilmore of this community.
Miss Frances Gilmore' of London:
and Mrs., Helen Pearson and son:
Kenny of Hamilton motored. to:
Qleon to attend ttie graduation of
their "nephew .
Lucknow Native
Died Sudenly
GORDON,:WEBSTER
• Daniel Gordon Webster 'of Erin was.
fatally insured in a car accident
which occurred between Streetsville
and Erin, at 4:30 .p.m.., on Monday,'
Dine '23rd , Mr 'Webster: was, pres-
umed to have suffered aheart:,seiz=.
ure-;resulting in the accioent%
had .been visiting: his .son in Streets -
ville. and• was, returning:to his home
at • Erin ,_' when • the fatality occurred
ata busy intersection
Daniel Gordon Webster was: born
:a). Luc_ know on February l$th,,: 19,02
a son o'card Webster and -Mary.
Anderson _
In Toronto, in 1.925', he, Married
Evelyn.
Burrell,
Mr . , Webster was ''an emploYyee of
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the T. Eaton` Company in Toronto
for forty-one years and residedat
Port' Credit. He retired on June' 23,',
1963, just six years to the'; day .of
his fatal accident..
Following this retirement, Mr: ' and
Mrs Webstermoved to Erin; where
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WEDNESDAY, JULY' 2nd, 1969
wLL SPONSOR .
DANCE
Friday, July
-At
LUCKNOW LEGION HALL'
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T11.50•PER PERSON"
DES. JARDINE'S' ORCHESTRA
Admittance• restricted. to, persons 21 years and over;;
FOURTEEN JOIN CHURCH
Present Mr. Green
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Upon Retirement
ST. HELENS•.NEWS •
Fourteen new members were re-
ceived on Sunday morning at the '
Si. Helens . Church by. Profession of
Faith: 'Rev.,,B.F; Green conducted.
the services. Those joining on Sun-
day were Mr, and•Mrs ,
Chester Nicholson,:. Tome Nicholson,
Ronald Nicholson, Rae, 'Nicholson,
Lorraine Nicholson, Larry Nichol-
son,. Beverley. McPherson, Gail
McPherson, Bonnie Humphrey, .•
David Black, Fred. Black:, .Gordon
'B1ack,and Douglas Miller.. Fo11oW-
ing this,.communion• services were
conducted :.
This -being .theLlast ry`Ce for
Rev..';B..F. Green, -before.Rev.
Hummel takes, over in Jiuly as the •
•new.manisterfor'this charge, .a
shortP tesentation was held at :the
conclusion of the service. Ross
Errington. addressed• the. retiring
rriinister and -a g-ifFef money-, on--
behalf of the, congregation, was;
presented by Terry Wilson Mr;
Green replied thanking,the congre
gation for their help to flim `during.
-the past- : ear•a-t St.: Helens .
•F•Y. ,•
1tY ey-bui f-aT-new-home
Mr. Webster is.survived'by his
wife, a,, daughter Mrs . Don (Eunice)
1McLeod :of Cooksville, one son:
Robert of Streetsville,• five
•grandchildren; an three sisters,
,Misses Ada and Hazel Webster of ' •
• vucknow and' Mrs:. Edward (Frances)
Arens of ' Indianapolis, Indiana.
Funeral service was• held at Erin
on .rhur'sday, June 26th.. Mr . M..
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Weddell was funeral director.., Rev
lt.. Joblin,, their former minister. at •
Port Credit, conducted the service..
Interment was at, Greenhill,Cern-
etery, Lucknow.. with Rev. Laird
Stirling corducting;•the graveside
,service
Pallbearers were Harry McGee,.
J :"Smili + Itay. English, Gordon
Alcott,, Harvey Webster, Charles
Webster. •
Mr Webster was :a:.mernber, of
the United Church .at•Erin, 'a
member of •the Masonic Lodge and
'finance chairman, of South Peel
Hospital.
Gordon, as' he was familiarly
'known; and 'Mrs, .Webster were
fre4uent visitors to Lucknow where •
he visited with his two sisters,
hhrrelat-ive 'rid -'f
The :bereaved family mourn the' •
loss of a loving husband,. father,.
grandfather and brother. The floral.'
tributes and expressions of sympa;
by fieri, young and -old -wet '
evidence of the high esteem in
Which Gordon was'held by all,
who knew him
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MAKE USE OF NEW STEPS
federationH� old
LOCHALSH NEWS
.Ashfield Township Federation of
Agriculture. entertained residents of
Ashfield Township to a picnic. on
Sunday; June 29th at
Ashfield Park
Games, music by the Pipe .Band
under the .leadership. of D. A. Mac
Lennan and. treats by the dozens,
along with 'a' bountiful' supper, made
for a very pleasant day.
The new'steps to the lake,
provided by' the .Federation.in Ash-,
field 'were a big improvement .to:
the -,park andwere.-put_to
good use bythe folk travelling to
and from the beach.
Mars. Frgnk Richie
Suffers Injury
ZION NEWS'
Mrs. Frank. Ritchie entered Wing - •
ham hospital on Friday, due to lacer•
ations to her leg , suffered when the
rung:of a ladder broke., letting'her
down to the next rung:, inflicting
a d.eep:gash while she slipped .dow,n
Congratulations to Mr,. and Mrs
Chester Hackett on the birth of a
son on .Friday in Wingham Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs.Jim Hunter and Wan
da attended the ' Drennan •and "'
McKinnon wedding in Kincardine.
On Saturday. The. wedding 'dinner
was'served; in Lucknow Legion
Hall.' The, bridegroom is a grandson
of Mrs .' W. O. liunter of. Lucknow,
,Nola Miltenburg ofAsh field ,
is assistingat the home of Mr: Wand.
Mrs . Lorne .Hackett, ' '
.. Henry Gardner returned .Nome
from hos • Win ham hospital onSaturday
Wing . •,p Y..
sse hll rsrc E ams
P.P
Three u ils of;Mrs Tom. Pritch
ard, Lucknow passed their Royal.
Conservatory' of Music exams -with'
honours,,
Grade 4-.Caro1•Webster,
daughter of Mr and Mrs George
th
Webster, R.R. 2, Lucknow wi .
. Grade 3 - Janet Gaunt daughter
of Mr: and`,Mrs,. Harold :Gaunt,.
R. R.: 2, Lucknow with
Gra•'e 2_- curie h 1n ;-dau
g
liter•of•Mir ';and Mrs.. Grant•Chis7
holm, Lucknow with 740/0.
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PassesSunday
Mrs: Patrick Walsh',' forrnerlyo.f
West Wawanosh and a•resident'of
Pinecrest Manor Nursing' Home••in , •
Lucknow for •some time., died on
Sunday at.Plnecrest She was 01'
years of age.
Mass`.was held on Tuesday at St,
ugustine Roman;Catholic Church
at 10::30 a.rn.'with burial in Green-
hill Cemetery. 'Johnstone, Funeral
ome.,. Lucknow .was in charge of
the arrangements.
FOR •;CHILDREN OF THE: COMMUNITY WILL BE, . HELD •
JULY-7.:-.18.AT THE LUCKNOW TOWN HALL
Beginning Monday, .1)0y -
:7th
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Morning Classes From
m900 to 12:00
to
it •1.•
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For Ayes 5, to '12 Years
No' 'Children under kindergarten age.
Sponsored' Fr e of Charge by:
LC UCKNOW RECREATI AL COMMITTEE
Lep
Leaders: Loree Cam be -fid. Wanda Hunter