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NTINEL-.
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.'
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THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5th, 1969
TwoMen.Rec,eIve
Bachelor Of Arts
Degrees 4n• Sunday
Two area. men received their
Bachelor of Arts•Degree at the
Fall Convocation of Waterloo Luth-
eran University on Sunday, NOVr
ember• 2nd, ' " : •
Angus, MacLennan uckn
g a nnan of L ow�.
} .. pt. pal of :5001We Jic
ScI oot,and William Black Of R.
R.,1 Dungannon ,°.principal of Col;
borne. Central School and, formerly
principal .of Kinloss Central both
redeived degrees, Angus majored
in psychology and histoy.and •
Bill in psychology:
During recent verbal and�w ��>id�received many comments; both
who would favour a' reunion
in'Lucknow. in 1970. It appears that many people .living at a distance
would be keen fer such an event .and. have encouraged. The Sentinel'
editaiR away in the hope' that, some enthusiasm can be
A true'eoammnnity reunion would include residents and former
_rneldeom_.ai-the .townships as well-•-as-tire, ofllage.
A reunion: committee ' might include atemberstiip from
ebe a�uroundio rural .m
•
_eavbos-ariicies, The -Sentinel still-hal-not-receivect
Tillage W1& or residents. 'We'll give. it another
try tilill week 'ass many 'smog vidEors.to. the village: urged us to do.
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[poLiCE.EARNED,c.uR.;THANKS.I.
There was no lack of publicity, over the weekend, so far as..
Seaforth was concerned. Radio and TV newscasts through Sunday and
daily newspaper headlines in Monday editions carried the name of the
town over a wide area :in reporting early Sunday morning' exchanges
But ` it is the land:' of publicity with which we could well do
without. Nobody, likes . to ;have things said which emphasize the prob-
lems and . difficulties which face either . individuals or communities.
And yet at the ' same time problems and difficulties, unfortunate as.
they may be,: are part and parcel of the days :activities. In reporting, the
week -end events : as they did, the news • media was only doing :its duty
and_carrying, out: its responsibilities to the public:
All the ingredients for a full scale riot werepresent and Seaforth
is fortunate that the trouble was not more extended than it 'was. The
fact that is was cleared up so quickly and the trouble makers dispersed.
with relatively .;little` damage reflects great credit on the local . police
force and on members of the OPP whoco-operated so fully.` A com-
bination
bination' of force coupled with restraint, despite the abuse ; to which : the
men were subjected, held participation to a• minimum and resulted in
.an early end to hostilities., ;
Certainly Seaforth can be thankful that the local force 'had; taken
necessary. steps to provide for'. assistance if needed, and for the so
effective and ready co-operation 'extended by the Ontario Provincial
Police
SEAFORTH HURON' ..EXPOSITOR
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MEET COUNTY
not enforcing. their dog control
The, graduation was, held at ."
Kitchener /Memorial Auditorum
at 2.30 p.m. 'with. a churchsere
ice,preceding the. event in the.
morning in the. theatre auditorium
on, campus, Approximately 400
received. degrees.
Honorary. degrees were granted
Mrs. Roland'Mi:hener, wife of
the governor-general of -C-anada
Paul -Emile Cardinal Leger;' forrn7.
er larclibishOp of Montreal and
Frederick• Mink1er ,. retired. North
York educationist-: Mr, Minkler
was.the keynote•:,speaket.`
Guests .of Mr.' and, Mrs. MacLen-
flan at the convocation were his
mother, Mrs. Clarene. MacLenn-
an of Glammis; his brother Mr.,
and'Mrs.. John K.. MacLennan of
Kitchener; his••father=in-law Oliv-
er Vokes of Toronto and this sister-'
in law Mrs: Mel Watson••of
Toronio
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5th, 1969.
WtCC"B'ETREC.EIVED.
UNTIL NOVEMBER 12t1i
FOR THE POSITION OF
I
APPLICATIONS SHOULD -BE SUBMITTED TO
• . .
T. H. ALTON, BRUCE, COUNTY TREASURER
Walkerton, Ontario:
Further information on the position available from Mr. Alton.'
Stocker Sale
Held Monday
425 head -were sold at the stocker
sale at the Lucknow Community'
Sale barns.on Monday of this. week.
Twenty steers consigned by
Dennis Hogan of Ashfield , averag-
ing 680
veraging'680 lbs , were sold to Elgin
Josling Londesbbro-for "33.210
Six hei fers , consigned by Ken ,
Farrell of Ripley, . averaging 690.,
lbs.twere sold to Wayne Fear of
Wingfharn for' 26.20 .
Seven steer calves consigned by,
Geert Logtenberg of R R 1 `Dung-
annon:, •averaging x,410 abs : were .
:sold to James' Cou. ltes of Belgrave.
for 3.7.00'. •
Four heifer calves; consigned
by Geert Logtenberg . averaging
465 'lbs , -were sold to C . R. Cour=
tes,. Belgrave.for 33,00,.
ENGAGEMENTS
NIVINS CULBERT
Mr .--E1don,-Culbert-of
.Gude, rich •wishes to announce the
engagement of his daughter •
Carol Marie' to Mr... Joseph ' Allister
Nivins; son of Mary •Nivins, R .R,
3 Auburn.. The marriage will
take place at.Dungannon United
Church, Dungannon at 3 p.m, on
Saturday ,' November .29th .
Guests of .Mr . and Mrs : Black,\ •
,,wete hisbrotheron-__
Black: of Goderich; his sister Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Stanley and girls` of
St. Thomas and Mr. and Mrs
Gord' Bosman of Belgrave... •
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
construction. •
Elmer 'Hayter ,-Stanley Town
ship Reeve and chairman of. the
• road committee :told council. the ' `:
. committee 'had authorized' repair
work at Irvin's place: of business
• as well as his home .•:' ••.
He said the Committee had en
deavotred to snake, the, job as
bylaws,
He •said the town' of Exeter 'and
the township of Stephen were'
the
only:two rrmnicipalities'<iri the.
"cquntyy that were' coinplying=.with,
their bylaws,,
nearly. perfect as possible and sug-i
gested that some .of the difficulty:'
could be..zesoived' if. Mt ._Iry
•
•
'would consent to lower his gas
pumps
Reeve Derry Boyle , Exeter,
asked Irvin for suggestions to
correct the situation. Irvin said
the height of the road should be
raised "reasonably" and estimated
the cost would be about $15 , 006
Engineer Jim Brintnell• agreed,
and .put the cost bf the work at
somewhere between $10, Cot and
$20,000 . ,
•The matter was referred back
to committee,
Dr; W, r. Thompson, Seaforth,,
federal veterinarian, scolded.
Huron County 'municipalities for
Dr Thompson said :incidents
of rabies continue to .rise, and
Noted that dog control ,is'a'factor
in 'the rabies question.
P1:an;Remiti.rance.
Day Observance
Lucknow,' Branch of the Canadian
Legion will, observe. Remembrance'
Day next Tuesday, `Noyember•`ilth'
with.•services at. St. Peters Anglic-
an'Church in Lucknow at 10.a`..tn
followed by a service at the Luck -
now Cenotaph at 11 a.m.' Veterans,
Ladies' Auxiltary,.Gir1 Guides
Brownies, Scouts, and Cubs. will ,
meet at the Legon•Hall'at.945..
Lucknow School Band will head.
the church parade4h0 fdllaw.kng
the chiirch: service ' to the
cenotaph,.
Places of.'business in•Lucknow
will remain closed on Tuesday
morning and will re -open '
in the•afternoon .
• This Sunday, November,9th•,
Legion members will form part.,Of
a Remembrance Service.at.St;.
Clinton Reeve James Armstrong_'Ielensaat_2�3Q:n
saidpolice in Clinton were shoot-
ing stray dogs. '
"T ;as.4 all ght.,.`'.teniax d
Dr Thompson "but some munic--
•ipalities dont have anyone to do,
the shooting . "
Hugh Flynn, r iullett reeve, •
said there should be more restrict-,'
ions' on pet owners.:
'If itcost more to have a dog,
fewer people would have the'r , `
Flynn told council.:
• Also visiting county council was
Hugh Hill , country tree inspector.
In addressing Council -Mr. Hill
• The annual Remembrance ban-.
quit--and-id-ance ;--fo -Veter-ans--and
their .'wives, Ladies Auxiliary and
their husbands:; will be held at.
the. Lucknow:Legion Hall on Satur
.day. evening, November .15th •
Gordon Montgomery,of Lucknow
will show slides of a trip to the
Canadian • War Craves in .Holland
spoke out against 'regional govern
ment. He called it the "damndest4
piece of legislation" the provinc-
ial government had dreamed up
in• a long while and'pred,icted it
would be '"a hellova, lot more ex-
pensive'
JANES y to Mr. and Mrs, Eugene
Janes (Isabel•Ritchie) of Seaforth`
•on Monday, October 27th' a daugh-
ter,
augh-ter, /Linda Patricia , a sister for
Erie' and John ,
SERVICE
Tuesday, November
Prada of Veterans, Ladies: Auxiliary, Guides, Brownies, Scouti
and Cubs from the t.egion' .Hail; Lucknow.. at 9:45 .0.M., to
St. Peters, Anglican Church. ;"
SERVICE AT CENOTAPH' AT' 11 A.M.
REMEMBRANCE SERVICE — LAYING OF WREATHS
Members of 'organizations and citizensare urged to ,attend