The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-08-27, Page 1That,
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LUCKNOW, ONTARiO WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27th, 19691
Single Copy 15c
24 Pages.
Wins Canadian Ladies Old`
Fiddling Champ onship Second .Time
for the -second• tin:mc in three
years.Eleanor Reed'of Guelph
has won the •, Canadian .ladies old: '
•
time fiddling; championship
leanor, a native of the,Dunganrion
and Luc:•lcnowarea ,. Placed first in
t a1—ic ice; division: ar s i Tburn
on August Oth :and regained• the top
award which she won'•before in
19(77.: ,Shehas:been Ptaying the
violin for lti of her 23 years and by..
winning•
received $100 and the '
..•,
Shelburne ;;tree Press and.teonomist
trophy. • •
. g•s
`Eleanor is. a: registered nursing�
assistant at St. Josephs hospital:
chronic div inion 'in Guelph:. She
hats also been `appearing .with
musical•g .rou� ms in ciue1ph-motels
P• P •
in recentmonths r' She won the
championship In 1967 while.
'living. in Stratford and last year
finished as runner-up in.the ladies
class . •
rs C. Robinson:
mt dower Show,
And Beatty Trophy
The llth Annual:Sum:rner
•F;Iower Show of the Lucknow
Hort-i trace-Soc-i
fiord Moirtgomery
Buys Teeswader
School Bus Rout
77777,
ne KiIIed,
Miure
One'iarea ;young man was killed'
and seven.young people injured in
a two car -accident, about 3 a: m
Sunday 6n Highway,. 21, 4 1/2 miles
north of Goderich .• . •
Dead is• Herrselt•{Sandy); .
Kolkman of •R;R. 3 Goderich, son
of Mr. and Mrs . T.tnius. Kolkman•
The dead youth 'Was 27 He .was `
turnings. into his parent's farm,
Where, he resides, at the time of
`the accident. Sandy was well
known in this community through
his previous: associations in ,4-H
work. He wa's alone in his: car at
the `time of the, accident._
'..In 'London's Victoria Hospital
is Gerald Bere ,.'17, son of Mrs,
Mary Bere of Dungannon;:
condition was reported as' fair
the first of the week having suffer
ed head injuries,
Two other young .people•,'John;
Stanbury, son of Mr • and Mrs .John
Park of Dungannon' and Ross
Rutledge; son of Mr. and Mrs. •
Willner Rutledge of Nile, are also
in Victoria. Hospital in satisfactory
condition. Both are'16.,'
.The' three were' passengers in a
car driven by Wayne Mugford,.19-,,
:of Dungannon. Who resides in' : ' • '
Dungannon• withr his, grandparents
Mr •' a;nd Mrs . Anderson Mugford ..,-_:
Other's in the car were' Wilfred'
Yule , 17, -son of Mr. and Mrs
Earl Yule of.Dungannon David.
Bere, 16, son of Mrs. Mary Bere, of
Dungannon and• Katherine Chessell;
15, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Grant
Ellison of Goderich. All four were ,
in satisfactory condition. on Monday
at Alexandra Marine and,General'
Hospital, Goderich.:
LETTER -TO -THE EDITOR'
Sand and Gravel
To Be: Either
SOIdOrRet�ined
' D:ownsview 464, Ontario
•'A u:gust . 25th , 1969
The Editor
Lucknow Sentinel',
Lucl<now ,;.Ontario.
Dear. Sir::'.
in theJuly�` 30th "issue •of the
'Lucknow Sentinel you printed':an;
ed iter3,a 1-c-Cfnee-rti+► -•the--s-a 1e -of -
/some property at' the north end of
the village ,„by the Ontario Depart-•
.ment.of Public Works.' .-:.
With respect to the pile of sand:
arid. gravel:, you Might' be interest=
ed to.know .that'arrangernents';.are
being:made with the County :of:
Bruce to •either sell this.material ::
to therm or retain it for use by .:
'this •.Department.'. ••
It•is'unfortunate:;that the 'Owner:-
ship
owner=ship of•the,material was not,clear-
lv established: at the trine of the
sa1 but. in nut opinion irion th
ere,
is •
no doubtthat
the -bidders did not •
expect to acquire the Material. '
Your very,truty,,,..
H S _ : Hodea
• Assistant ;Deputy \linist,er
(Adnu,nistration)
DDepa'rtrhen.t Of Highways
• 'S\11LE 01 THE WEEK
o.
:viirtiskirts ra.ni< in advancement
equal.. w tth' the` steamboat A s .
• Robert •Fulton, Put it, "We
er have to wait for, the wind to
blow,
Gordon Montgomery of Lucknow, 1)istrict high School as well a's
has ur'.chased -the hus contract and `,
P another bets which he haS been usin;
s held ' .
-etY-w� ) �-w�-°-�'— : fo � �. h a � rc?-r-t�ri-ps-�k1 i . tZova-e-1
•August 25th:,in the Legion Hall:
The'number and quality of
cxh±bits=w;ere,-rot-as-good-a3-athe•r-
offers'
udiog
House
anada
r blis- .
ace us
i both. -
color,..
1
years due to weather.. Mr -s, -
'Charl'es Robinson with the most
p,
.O'
intse, <52, ,tool< the Beatty. L' add'er:
Co. Trophy and her` choice. of
either
E
atons or S impson's Awar
d
•
Mrs. JamescNaughton; with
,46 points, gets either Eaton's or
Simpsons Award, depending on
Mrs. Robinson's choice,,..
' • 3rd, 4th and 5th awards, donated
. by:Swifts, ,go to Mrs , Alex'Andrew
Mrs.. Alex Purves and Mrs. John
x 5011..
• •The' award donated
the' best red rose
in the. show, donated b' . the Red
Rose Tea Co: goes to Robert•
Fisher; '
The 'Societrwoultl l ike`t tiiatlk
all those who exhibited or•,partic,-
ipated in any ways
•I . ,
1 ecswater • The purchase has � operat'ed the bus franchise for the,
.been'approved by the Huroii County past ten years: \1r. Niontygoni•ery,
s
- o-1
eHo.- card-a-id-•t-he--m-art-ei FS HOW . acquires.'the lour,busse$ in the:
in, the'.hands nof the De artrnei�t of
. p
Trasflort for final approval. ,0..va
1 .
•Mr, Rowe'has been operatin
three biasses to -the Winghani
trinsactiao.
:The busses to the W1irt 11am
School will be operatcd. by•dritc rs
out of T.eeswater.
Several fires occurred in•;Maori'
�•
Township over The;Sentinel
,holiday period ' ''
On Monday of last week, about.
• p,; m • , 'a vacant house on the
farm of'Bob McNain'on the second
of Huron near the lake was
destroyed . , .The l00 acre farrn
'the for•mer.J•ackBlue place. .No.:
''one has been living in the house:
for some time.. ••
' :tea
The out k- was sport -et -bra -7'
by a.
neighbour Bert Nixon, who tinned •••••
COItJTINUED ON. PACE •2
Hity.Truc
Critical Condition
Cindy h'1cDonagh:, 4 -year-old
daughter of;Mr. and Mrs. Chuck.
\•1cDonagh' of Tucson,. Arizona'. '•
and granddaughf er:•of Mi. ' and
Mrs, jack McDonagh of Lucknow
remains in very •serious•condition
in hospital in Tucson 'after `bein
p g
'struck by a light truck while
crossing the road on August, 9th.
v r' . and Mrs�Ja-c'k .h1c onagh
have: heer in al ost 'daily contact
with their son•Chuck.but:'the child`
rc nia'ins unconscious with no
change, in her condition:•
•(:1iii( 1.: wl - s trririer:�tras�---
et-fre! From
CanadianiEorces
CAPTAIN E. C. JOHNSTON
Captain E\ C.` Johnston, son of
Mr': and Mrs Mark Johnston of.
Hoiyrood,.. retired from the '
Canadian Forces June 11, 1969,•
after 27 years. service.• Captain •
Johnston and ,family,are,
remaining
in Ottawa as. he has' accepted' an
ad ininistrative position with the
'Young Men's and Young •Women's'.
Christian Association
r,
:wot kc d nr variolas 1ocationi' but has
a 'lioinc in 'l:nc On. • They, have •
another dart} liter.. Arata., age,tr.
oldest At Congest
Mfrs.• Lalla (13erry) Smith of
Shelburne, a native of the Lucknow
c.omn1unityr was the oldest to att-
end the Canadian Old'Tirne Fiddle
ish. '_tit ,S1 e-1-bu.i ne-.a• fewer
weei<s•ago. ;b1rs..S'mith is 101 and
will.observc her 102 d birthday in •'
•
n y
\Taster. of C:;erehionies, Vince
Mo untford., interviewed Mrs. Snaith
and sang; to her 61'iii Courtin' 'the
tanner's 'daughter",
• •
• �..�
Council Bru e s .
•
Lucknow .vrlSae-cotincrl tai lzttes;
upon checking. after Sentinel.
holidays, offered slim pickings in
the news department.
:Wayne Jamieson, Lucknow. 'vill-
age clerk, has been appointed
secretary of the Lucknow Recreat'
ion Committee:: He succeeds the
former. clerk Howard. Agnew..
Kefth'Blackof St, •Hel lens s,
qruee CountyEtler�enc Measures
Co-ordinator; ap . e. red..before_
council to outline orf<' within
his, w
the count
The 1-44 a-ud-it-•a•ncl I=financial
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staten,ent.as subniitted'••by,A:
Ila'rper 'and Co.. was accepted. and
a .t t -
t t} orl7ed' t e r.� " ed ace r '
o • b. pt l fish cord
ins, to the' statutes. or 'Ontario,:
HURON TOWNSHIP GENERAL TAX RATE 'UP 8
HtRO
Overall Increase 173 Mills
C®C1NC1L MINUTES
The regular meeting of Huron.
Township Council -.was held. on
August 4th with.all'members•
present. Minutes of•the last meet':
ing were read sand oc:dm/i d ..
A delegation of Cottage .resid
eats from-Lur:- an•Bea.ch .asked for
some:form of By -Law to be eh, -
acted to keep trailers out of that
part and council decided to seek
legal advice on't•.
-"The-~I96edit-'vias-=rea-d in part
showing the financial standing as
a deficit Of $254726 and this
caused the coiineil'to raise•S,,he
township rate for 1960 from 22,
mills to 30 mills. Other rates are,.
�ounfy 1 High Schou r . tr , an
Public School 12, Making a total
rate .of'82• 5 ,mills, for 'farm and -
residential and 84,5 for Commer-
cial. This is, a raise of 17.5. from
last year,
The' Departmehtt of High ways
,
MILLS
was requested• to .prepare a; hydro-
go10 y report on the condition and
load limit of Si.?( brid es. •
Road accounts of and:'
township accounts of 22,:,0'.'1(a ..
were ordered! paid.,
Tire next .regular rtlocting will
se t`ta d.a , .Scpttrnbcr 2nd..
l:a.rl '1'oXit,•.r.A.urli..„