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'LUCKNOW, ONTARIO •
WEDNESDAY; 'JANIJA
Y 7th, 197(V •
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� Cou�i� Marr S t Ann versar�►�
Friends Cad Best Wishes
d�pi Ne*Delivery
Method
Effective December „ ti,(
^anadian--National Rarlw a,; 1,a5
adopted a .new method, of t:.•xpr"es;
and: freight delivery in 1..w know
and Kincardine,.
:Deliveries are now made
:truck'out of Guelph with .the
trucker making thelocal drop-offs.
Eldon Miller of-Lucknow, who
has been doing :the local deli\'ery
foie past six -years, is. no longer,
,needed under the new plan Which,
if successful', will, be expanded
mother centres.: .
Eldie wil) still be the r cent
re -hand represetative for CNR
-.xpress and :the'depot as before
. will be located at the Johnstone
Feed Mill. Shipments may .be ;
made•from: this depot and rural
"reiiddents will till ck.up'the r,
shipments there
Eldie is now driving. a school
bus for Gordon Montgomery .and
commenced this fob. on Monday..
He had formerly driven a bus .::
several years•ago. .
•
ear's Eve, marking the
the .old year and the dawn
'w , is always' a time. of
but forMr. and .Mrs..
:kenridge of Ripley, it is
ly significant a it :narks...
versary of their -wedding
On December' 31st .1919,
Ime of the .bride's. parents
Mi. and. Mrs: ,Henry
on of •concession 10 ,'
ownship, that Mr.. and'.
,ckenridge exchanged
vows and. be�a� _n their
life 4, one whi €h has ' ..•
'y happy, andhas•now •
fifty years.
first'. home_
was _on _the ..
farm 'on the 4th Conces-
Sion: of Huron Township .w ; ere :.. •
they farmed for twenty-five year's;
prior to•rnoving to.their present
home in Ripley Mr Brecken-:
ridge operated a feed - store , later,
a' co?1:business• in Ripley and is
now retired '
A lthough•.thi's happy, occasion
was ;observed qulet1y� many
neighbours, relatives. and.fr.iends
called"- during, thhe afternoon and
evening' to extend their -good
wishes, while numerous cards;
gifts and-telepl '•e' ed
showed..the high esteem in which
thispopular co;uple:is. held. 'The..
wish of their many.friends is
that .theymay''enjoy. good •
-health and -=happiness= for- many --
•more year's.
D MAN ARRESTED IN TEESWATER
ed Thieves Escape With $1,000
n Windham Beer Store, Abandon &
iiCar And Licence Plates In Ashfield
olio Griissepi Spann,•25,:-
Ia', appeared ,in provincial
court in GOderjch :�n • •
' of last week; to face a
o .arme ro• •ery.
remanded to appear in,
m later this month, and :is
i
Wee
free on $&,000 bail, ,
The charge aroseout of the
armed hold-up :of.the Winghan.
Brewers' Retail Store on• T uesda'
evening prior to ristmas,
two men, wearing ski masks',md
armed with .22 calibre revo:lvci:i,
B, Leitli has been engaged
f executive officer of the'
3n Weekly Newspapers`
antary, 2, 1970,. preside
:raven of thewt'd etown
g ,
on 'has a'nnourlced,
is' the son. of Mr. and Ivtrs .
ith- Who resided in Lucknow
ears, ago whenhis dad was
r•ed as a tinsn'rith at Rae
'teous Hardware '
Leith was• born in Blyth,
', in.1921•, received his
ducation at Lucknow and
• Rachelor of lairnalis:m froth Carleton Uniye:rsity,
�KnoaAI
Installed For Year
Girvin Reed of'Dungannon:has.
been.nstal•cd as Worshipful ,.
Master of Old Lighdi odge No. 184,
A F: gian t . , M.*,:.Lucknow for
1970. Installing officer was Sam
Alton wire. has• performed' this. •
ceremony on many occasions....
Lmmet.' fate past master is' Ken
••Ma'cIlona ld of Ripley: -
ntl:c;; officers .are, Donald .
°Sint.rzon, senior warden; Frank
Hawthorne, junior warden;. W, . B•.
Andr=:on,, Treas.T' J. Salkeld,
set;ctary;,•Wallace Conn,
ch:+plain;. Frank Maulden,. senior
d :i e.on; Morgan Johnston, junior. •
dcd,
con; 'Ron Alton inner, guard; •,
1c?,. Juba , outer ;guard;;' Jack
l ish r,' tXler. ; The. trustees are
i~. .C. MacKenzie,' Jack Fisher'
and L;. A Salkeld.
entered the store and demanded.
the' day's cash teceipts• ' The
money,- amounting to about
$1,000, was turned over by
manager .;Peter Vath
Apparently the two' men had`
waited outside the store until
there was• only one person other.
than thestaff ins'dre .--The
CONTINUED ON .PAGE 2
Caught' In 12" Auger
A Christmas' holiday accident .;
on the farm of. Bob. Scott in •
Huron. Township, caused serious
injury :to the Left foot of 11 -year-
old Andrew Cleland:, 'son of Mr.,
and Mrs'. ,,Hugh Cleland of Walker-
ton. Andrew is' a-brotheryof Mrs..
Scott, . .
The youth 'a grade .12student
at Walkerton High School, had
•worked ori the Scottfarm during
the summer and was assisting ;
there for a few'days,in the
Christmas holidays.,
foot••became caught in a
12'' auger which is used in clean
ing two. poultrybarns nd-w-hioh•
augers the manurevto 'a, holding
tank Which is emptied' every six.
months,. A board, is situate. d
over each aisle .,,• but in:some'
manner;the, board was' pushed
out of .place , possibly -d -ug' ,
•to .a jamming of the Manure
which was running to the tank
When Andrew stepped on the.
of--p-laee-boa•rd : -his left foot
dropped into: the 'auger causing
•the injury. Glen, Wardell ,Was in
the poultry barn .with Andrew at
the'time.• Bob Scott was in the
other barn on thetelephone
when the accident happened•:
He .fortiinately was.able to free.
himself ob• night. well have lost
his leg There :was no car at
the Scott'farm at the time''a•nd,
Tom Jardin of:Wngham, who
-happened to call at the farm,
removed the injured yhto
Kinc'ardrne,•Hospital,. "
'His -second toe was badly .
mangled•and! had to be removed
A tendon 'to the big toe :was .cut.
and had.to be: sewn on Bone , .
chips `in the 'foot were removed
in surgery, The entire top of .-•
the foot was badly lacerated
The accident happened .on
Tuesday; December 30 and it is
expected that, Andrew will be.
another three weeks at Kincardine
Hospital before 'being transferred
to .Walkerton Hospital.. Infection
later set. in and aggravated the
problem
Elwood IrwinTakes
CNRPosition,:
t Woodstock
Elwood Irwin, a Lucknow native
and resident of Viiighain for the
past 15 years ,.,has accepted a
position with the Canadian Nation-
al Railways at 'Woodstock:, •
n
act' ..as: carload agent there. •;He
commenced his ;new' position` at
Woodstock :in October and his
'move to that commun-
ity. •
': Elwood has .been •serving •in .this
area in various capacities' with
the CNR He wasa'relief agent
for many -years and for the :past
two yearshad beencu$tomer
service representative During
all this `time he maintained •
'his residence at Wingham
He has been active in Arany coin= '•
munity activities in' Wingham
including Kinsmen `and, rrrinor
sport He started .with the.
CNR in Lucknowurt� r; Alex Hamilton 19 years.ago.
Elwood` is married to 'the'.
former Joan Campbell of-Ar,iber-.
ley' and. they, have. a 'family of
three , Marilyn, age `1-r Danny
10 and Barton •7
Mrs. Brock MacKenzie, KHass Native,
.*Managee:Of The Teeswater News
a
,Ottawa..He did post:grail,uate
work.inoffice accounting and
procedures; Chamber of Coin
��i
e , . _Gotirses at
ate..' .�Qi.z ....
McMaster University and
National'Association Rea 1, Estat .
Board Courses at Ottawa
From •1942 to '1945 -he served'
With the Canadian Armed forceso'
In 1951:, he became editor- '
publisher and co-owner of the
Cobourg (Ont:) Times where. he
pioneered in offset Ptintin ' and.
published four' other weekly :
newspapers as well, as his own!.
While, in Ottawa lie served for
seven years cin the National
a
Capital torn Mission•, and was' in
charge 'of,the first ;Ottawa Tulip •
Festival;: His'p roject in.
,d.Dutch airlines
-Mrs°: Brock (Dorothy) IvlacKea-
th -ec. :5,.. c ' Af
at the. .read a:..wh.iskLt le rs
special bouquets ,from the •
festival toiler Majesty Queen-
,E'lizab.
eth and to Qtreen*Julianria
received special mention frorn
both 'monarchs at the• time.
Mr, and Mrs. Leith and their•
el°e+ven-year-old son, Will move-
to
ove-to Toronto from Clearwater.,
,Florida,. 'where they have been.
residing,
.Iohn has been a Sentinel
subscriberfor. many years:
'�Cfi'�'ro'ss�I�•iW-tisilip; 3•bOUt-a
south-west of Teeswater, has:
been.nane•d manager of,The
Teeswater 'News and has cOm- •
menced her, new duties,
The. News will shortly:be, •
'located in an office in the Tees. -
water Town Hall which is�be'ing;.
remodelled at 'the present time
and Mts.. MacKenzie will be
there four days per week to
handle all news., subscriptions and
advertising'_pertaining:to .the.
newspaper,'
'There were thirteen applica •
tions' for the. position
. Mrs.,MacK•enzie''has been a
resident of the TeesWater.area` for
the_past
twenty-nine..years,., She
is the former Dorothy; Graham '
daughter of he late .Mr, and M1�s:
Angus, Graham and was raised .on.
,,the 4th. of Kinloss, She attended
Esrey -Ox School',Lucknow High
''hobl. and Shaw'a Biis `
College in Toronto before her •
marriage ,to Brock MacKenzie.
Mr. Mac kentie's'death occurred
twelve..years ago,�W«�»,
• .Mrs. 111ac1Genzie was employed
as"'a secretary at the office' of
Dr. Leahy in Teeswater •dor five
years.: A ,couple of years: ago,
ook. tra,ir in.' a':; e • : ered'�.
•AGE::,THREIE
tittles
•.n Stewart .
1r. and • •
London
Drennan ,
fer. of •
guests .
ed. Drennan , ._
h1t arid.
alyrood ,
>ecember
host three°',
i •.bistrict.'
hompson ,
of
ret Years
a.H.�.
• elatives.
j. rs' ."Assistant• at Walkerton
Hospital where ,she has since been
on the'ocasional staff '
She has a family of five, John.'-
whb 'is married and living in
London; :Mrs , "Graeme (Dora)
Cassidy: of Teeswater Retinae,•.
presently enrolled in nursing at
the University of•Toronto., •Allan •
and Mary gay, students at the
i ,. E. Madill Secondary.School
in Wingharn, ,
aser •
•
• • lly arid
teed forte
rig.sorne
• : the Lucknow
teward, of
• ,rs during
is ,mother