The Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-01-28, Page 13WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28th, 1970
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SwirgersHost'
Hanover" Club 1s W.MSS.•President.
rs Ewan
4:,FornlfT Residentext
Died In Tornto
•DU•NGANNON NEWS
Funer▪ als services were held Ori._
Nlonday from Stiles'funeral •
'I.lome ; Goderich- for John Wilfred
iodfre;y°of Toronto, formerly
of Dungannon, He was a son of
Ralph Godfrey and the' ia'te Ila
Godfrey,. I.le is survived: by his,
Wife Muriel, . brother I loward' of
Goderich and two sisters Mrs,
Cliff (011ie) Sproul of Ethel
and David ((Tail)
,Liviiigstorie of Sea forth.
Int( rnteirt was. in•Dungannon'
Ceirtc°•ter) ,'.
aclean.
On Wednesday sevening.of .last
week the Ilurot Br-uee Sw=ingers,
the.°lpcal square: dance ;Club, were
host to the .begin'ner.. a nd . senior • '•
club of Hanover, Approximately.
twelve couples braved 'the stormy
weatherto enjoy another night
of square'daicing. Prizes `�
were, awarded to those with
:closestbirthday and wedding
anniversary, those married for
shortest period of time, those
sporting the most buttons' and
others, ,
ASI-i1?IELD NEWS
Mrs. Ewau• lelarT.ean President
was in 'charge of the •Woitaeij's:
1\lissionary: Society'.meeting held
at the home 'of' Mrs ; . Richard West
with an attendance,of 11.
.After the. call to worship and
•'pray,er ;,Mrs °' 'MacLean explained' •-
the• new .Study Book on °Reconcilia:=
cion and its •var.ious phases.
Mrs...Earl Bowes gave th:e
meditation;. and Mrs.: Jack
Mackenzie and Mrs. Henry .
MacKenzie held a dialogue on •
how to pro'iiiote good' feeling..
,S -ea -robing qu.e-stions hrcnught
discussion of ways:and:means.
from. the 'menrlers.
K. Roo. ney°'installed the
officers for ..1970 as follows;
Past President Mrs .Richard
West; 'President,. Mrs. Ewan.•
MacLean; 1st Vice 1\iiss Sadie
leihnston;• grid •\ice , I\1rs W.
Wylds; . 3rd Vice Mrs-. R. West;,.
Secretary , 1 1rs Donald Simpson
and Mrs 11. Mackenzie; Press
Sec, I\1rs, E. 1lowcs;:.Treasurer,
1\.1rs': Wm Ross;'.Literature ,- Mrs
Wm.•Ross; Life'Xlembership, ,
Miss Sadie Johnston; Pianist , ivtrs.'
J, West;. Friendship and Service
;\1iss:Sadie Joluiston;'Supply., Mrs,
D. 1\iacMurchy C.c,'.I T` \1T:s,
J. West; •.
e •'Exp.. lorers •i i1rs . A l?.ii
MacDonald, Mrs J. Collinson;
C.0 C•. Itis . .
Mrs. Sa [14 I'.1acDonald;• Nominat-
ing Committee, Mrs. Jacl:.:r
l\lacKenzie, Mrs. ilenry \•lac. eii-
• 1r.. and Mrs, 13en Park and
Janice visited, recently with ;Mr.
"and Mrs. Ed, 13urt.and Rhonda in
Luckriow' to help Rhonda celebrate
her 1st birthday,, January 17th:
Chuck Young, son of Mr. 'and
Mr's; Fred Young, .arrived• honie...
on Thursday ever n•f;'a.fter
:i;ionrlis iii Southern Alberta,.
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,Many .persons -ha e,beeii
.victims of the "flu`' in
recent days resarlting,in loss• of
'school and workdays
•11a•rry"Wall of'Lucknowvisited
on. Sunday with lyir. and. \ rs
Art Wall, Toillitly and; Tracey.'
"•' De,bbie. and \lars'1ia' I lodiges
visited with ,'\1r. and Mrs,
Dennis \'anderbtarg and baby
•in'Brantfnrd•over the week=end
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PAGE' THIRTEEN
Drop 'Leaf.
home •Tables
AT $19.50
Bair Stools
AT $6.95
7` Piece
Dinette Set
F0R-s115.0o
At. ! SAL "SAY"
YOU CAN SAF L: Y :.
SHOP HERE /NA HURRY, .
EOR THEM KICKED•
OUT ALL SHE BUDGET.
WORRY
FRIEND
HOME FURNISHINGS
MOFFAT APPL1ArvCES
Kairshea. icidies
Tour Ripley Homes.
KINI QSS NEWS
Three .carloads of-ladies.frorn •.
gairshea.,.Women'•s.,Instirui`e had
a tour of Ripley. homes on Thurs
day afternoon: '.Homes .visited
were; Mr. and Mrs. Francis :
\1•r: and Mrs. Donald
Passes Suddenly
A#Myron Home
: DONNIE,'Mac,DONNALD
On December-. 2)., .1963 Donine
1acDonald passed:aw.ay 'suddenly;
at •his home lot 2t , •-co.neession ,, •
iluroii Township. •
'The deceased,,. son of 'the "late
John .MacDonald and, Henrietta
The. Lucknow club was happy
to have on d—r----rispiay Lor
time, their banner( thanks to the
efforts of June Gilchrist Joyce
Farrell and 'I\larle ie.' Struthers.
Good work ladies.
Following tliedancing, a
delicious i'tmclr was enjoyed b;y
all
babies Down
In Two -C�uniies
'Incidence_of. rabies in Brute
Countytook a,dro -;from:the ,140
p
cases: in: 1968 to 89 Iasi year.
Arron• the confirmed cases.
involving domestic animals were,
. • • cattle , 29 ; horses , 3; swine , E1; •
dogs, 2, and cats, 4.,,
• Wild animals coniirmed•were ,
foxes,. 25; skunks, 1J' arid -racoon,
one.
89. IN' H U RON.
Httroii County' had t9' positive
cases of rabies in 19.6 compared..
with 92 in 1968,, Dr, •William J.
Thompson of the Canada depart
ment of agriculture health of
.animals branch,,,reported:
He said 28 cattle were affected
,along with eight cats, three
t for and Mrs, Toni Fawler• and
family of Shipka.speut Sunda:y;
with his parents:;\lr. and..\1rs.
.Charles Fowler. •
,Sympathy of the cotuinunity.
is extended .to the 'fatiiiIv of :the
late Charlie' Petrie Who passed
'away. recently.
Colleen' Park recently visited
tri Lucknow• for a -few days .wttii
her`sisterMrs. Ed Bort, ;vt.r..
13urt .and Rhonda •,
Mr and Mrs, Wes. Burroii;hs
were: pleasantly surprised •On
Wednesday when all the ni'erlire
of their. family were h9me for
the day
rs
Blue, \lr, and.\lr�,Geoi8e
MacDonald. and -1x, and -Mrs".
'Frank`Fair', At 4 p:ni. members
•df-severaa.In'stitiites •i tet at -the',
eiefl-I1sil�,rhere cusl�isin�
iirade in the•.tour, '7Accessories
for the flo,tne" ;'were displayed
and lunch was served... '
• Many rise niories' for the old •
tiniers can be recalled when:.
i-i:arvey Culbert and daughters
can be"'seen• on a Sunda.y_after
iioon dtit. for ..a'.horse--andcutter
ride on the village Streets. " •
Bruce Welfare
linked To A-Plan#�
Irr.egularitai of the •eriiployr ierit .•
•
picture •at Douglas Point , the
construction site of Ontario •
i•iydro's.'3.000 ,000' kilowatt
nucle=ar power .plant , is reflected
.hj a n increase of •cases being
•' handled hythe 13'ruc:e'county .
zie and,I\:trs. Jitri-West.
epartmen a a.
services:
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horses, three dogs,, 34 foxes., one
TruSkrat.and,12 skunl<s.
Dr: •T;hbiii 'seri said his depart- •
r ► teat- nvestill a-tc=d-- 31-0--r-e or •o f____
rabid animals inthe .courty last
year,.
For sound counsel and a fair price ,On a 'monument
correctly designed from''quality .material,.' rely on
WALKERTON
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NMEMO1JAL!
Pat O'Hagan Prop; •
Established Over Sixty Years
PH'ONE.110•0234
ONTARIO
• •
,,,Administrator Norman Porter
told .cgtinty-council the 59' -
active files of the early fall
increased to 189 by the end of
1009% :
\'1r. Porter said a`t the end of
the year, 10t; •fa:i lies w-erc -
receiving general. welfare'
•assistance and 24 persons were . ..
getting aid: These
were 31 persons maintained -in'
s
nursin Y lidnies and' 'n the last
six iiiOtittas O• t le year six
indigent htirials'lrad ,een paid
for,
Most requests frcmi Douglas -
Point i�iiiployes was -Tor tcitipor—
ary and. partial welfare pending
approval of unemployment
insurance claims, The "province
asstmies.l00 per cent of their .
general welfare assistaiiccs. •
The syrnpathy•'of the •
coini?iu-pity is exte-nded'to•Mr...
Currie :Colwell , Bruce , Betty.
:and.
Anne in the loss- of •a dear wife.,
and Mother. •
Th,e.a'nnual:ine&'ting'of South;.
Kinloss Presbyterian church is
planned for M.londay ..,February
•
Eileen --and Donna "Burt: were
home front London fz5rrrIT w e -k=---
en '
MurrayGaunt
VisitsC�mpus
"A master land ..use plan for
Ontario is essential:inthe •
immediate future, The •
provincial government will
soon have to introduce a policy .
embracing this concept.''•
\laeiJatr=was l?oia.-bri J-u-ly Z?a' p�')�'
On the same •farm'., •
• Oii Ji ly': 20 ..'4iJ38 he married
Mary. Finlayson. who'survives:.• •
:Besides his wife he leaIestwo.
sobs , John Far:y.uhar of I3r'aniptoit;
Roderick .Alexander•(Saiidy),of.
•Toronto; a daughter \larietta,I ,
of Lahr; Germany; two brother=s.,'
Norman A and \lurdock K : , •
both. of Torontoand. one sister ,
Mrs
: R. A A. Pierce, also of '
Toronto.,
He 'was,an 'elder of Knox
Presbyterian .Church Ripley. and
'secretary of the Board of ' '•
:\lanagers;.of th•e_I,O.Q':'F,
'On. IDece,naber,31, 19169 funeral
-:-s,enf-1,ces-w. e e :e•o nd tie t ed } y -Re : :'
K:.J..,Roone.y.in• Knox Church,- .
Ripley:. Tie pa'llbearer's Were •'
'Dr::.Donald T:.\iaeDoi-iald,•1Joug
.MacDonald, John C. MacDonald;,
Dan A..- MacDonald Rod. Finlay- -
son and -Ronald .\ta:cLean. Four'. •
fellow eiders were' honourar . •
‘.pallbearers. Cam=eron �1acAuley
El1is'Gossel_Ha pillion 1acKin.=
'non and George Sutherland., ,
Interment was in Ripley..ce.n-ietery.
There were people attending
theeservic from New .York
Toronto,• London and Godefic'h,_
;\Murray Gaunt.: Liberal member of--•
the Legislature. for'.I'Iuron;-Bruee
stated this•to close to one '
hundred 'members of the c,ueiph
-Branch of the Ontario Institute of ,
Agrologists 'on;'Monday night ,.
ni-on-to
say that he expected `Ma=gi latter •
to this effect to be introduced.
during the next sesssion.of the
Legislature,
- ;I 11 a disc- .isS-iox-i of `Pr' c n 'and
Future Government Policies for°
A� ricultiire" rix•. Gaunt dealt •
mainly with aspects of'land 'use
planning_and pollution relating
directly to agriculture, • -
Mr. Gaunt stated that lie
sufpor,ted the .bill to. lean DSD:T .
- because of the overwhelming
evidence •a'gainst the chenfical
sed with the work going on in' ,.
support of agriculture at 't -he' '
unversit'y . In recent riiorths'.
Mr. Gaunt has.:been critical of
the 'emphasis placed on agricult-
ureat the University.. •However ,•
following his visit to the campus
he expressed the view. that "the
actual acti\ ity at the "6414 -vers -it -y' '
is no longer being :conununieated
Erectly to farmers -but the results,'
are. being chha'nneled through the.,,
Ext it iot 13•rat ch-esf--the Ontario
Departnieq of Agriculture and
Food. Farmers have failed to
recognize this change , `' .h'c
stated'.
•• • • 1Ile'unive.rsit\ has an .
less toxic chemicals that can , important.function to play in
replac=e D . D . T . in most • many areas of research in
situations, ''leiore funds are support of the province's
eeded for research ,on existing agriculture industry,'" he added
•a"nd °hentica-ls-feta The,.n. eeting was attended' by -
agrictilture he added. " members of. the Guelph -Branch of
Prior to -the meeting, Mr. the ().1.A 7 and students, of the
Gaunt visited with officinls of Ontario Agricultural College,
the University of Guelph. -He A lively discussionperiod follow-
statedUniversity that he was. "most iriipres • cd Mr„' (aunt''s • formal address.
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