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IL,U,CKNOW, ONTARIO , • WEDNESDAY, MAY 6th, 1970
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Honour Certifiectie. • •
Mrs: Bill'FinlaysOn of Lucknow Child Passes
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the former Judy MacKay of Huron
Township,. received .an Advarice•d•
HonourCertificate at the 471-1
Club Achievement bay held at• •
HiliCrest Pubiic School, Tees-
, wateiOn Saturday. To gain the
award. Mrs. Finlayson completed
eighteen courses over the past
nine years. ,• ••
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She Is an assistant 4-a club
leader in Lucknow. . , •
• , : Kinca'idine News Photo.
SOriously•Injored:48 Foot Fall From Silo.
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• David Baynes, 19 -Year-old St-.
Marys youth, remains in seriOus
condition in Victoria Hospital in
London as this is written on Mon-
day evening'.
He was injured in a fall from a •
silo which was under construction
at the farm of William de Boer , '
on Highway 86 about three miles
east ofluCknot.q.. • •
• The de Boer farm itvloCated_opt,
posite Rohrer's COuntry &1arket
•.and is known to many as the forrn7
•er Ewari MacPhersOn Sarin or the
Jack MacMillan place. • •
Mr. Baynes isuan employee of
Schoonderwoerd Brothers who
X./ere building the silo for Bill de
Boer. Four men were working
on the project when 'Mr. Baynes
slipped on rhe outside ladder of.
the silo and fell about 48 feet to
the ground below. He Was re-
moved to Wingham Hospital by
ambulance in'an unconscious
condition and later in the day
•Thursday was taken on to .
Victoria Hospital iii London. '
The silo was almost complete
at the,tiMe and has, now been
completed to a height of 60 •
feet.. ••
Baynes'suffered a broken
leg. internal injuries and shock
in the 'fall, • '
Mani Evans Is Elected As
Grand Superintendent
Stocker Sale •
Here On
.423 head of cattle were told, at
the .stocker sale at Lucknow Com-
munity Sale on Monday.
/ Seven steer calves consigned.
iby Jacob Rohrer of West-WaWa*-
inosh , averaging 430,113s, were
sold to Bob Jewel of Goderich for.
Four steers averaging.715
consigned by George Lockhart of
Kinloss, were sold to Joe Dauph-
'in of Dungannon for .33.75,
TwO heifers, averagng 535 lbs.
were consigned by. Fred McQuil-i
'.1tri of West • Wawanosh andsold
toEWan MacLean Of Lochalsh for
34.75.
Culbert Brothers of Dungannon
were the top buyers purchasing •
91head.of cattle for $25,00.0%
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Willaam Exians. of Whitechurch chapters in an area of Kincardine, ICam'MaeDonald,Bob Macken -
has been elected as Grand 'Super:, Goderich, St, Marys and Stra- zie; James Little, Gordon Fisher,. ,
intendent4oHuion-Thst-i-itt at - • , Jim -Boyle and -Ken Ca me ron-;
• the 112th•convocation of -the
' Royal •Arch Masons held in Toron-
to Monday , Tuesday , and
nesday �f last week.,
Bill was elected on Tuesday
'and installed_onAge_dnesday with
• Dean Kenneth Gibson, 4 -year-
old son of Mr and Mrs: 'Ernie
Gibson of the Amberley area
•died ori Saturday ,at War' Memar-
-i-al Children's Trospital in London
following a long illness..
The funeral Vvai held on Mon-
day at the MacKenzie Memorial,
Chapel in.Lucknow with burial in
Oreent011 Cemetery.
dutiesto commence at 'once. .'•
He has bOeh a member of the
Lticknow Chapter for many years
and served as 1st Principal in
LucknoW in,1967-68: The,
Huron..District includes nine
Three Girls RO:cefre.•Proviii0iat.ffellhoiors.-
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Attending the convocation in.
Torontofrom the Lucknow. Chap-
ter were Mr. Evans, Wes Joynt ,
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Boyle was the•last member
from the Lucknow Chapter to
serve as Grand Superintendent
• and this. was in 1959:
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ThretDOYTMistionliipoi4Acriflit.-170.
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Its Creators, Words OfThree
Retutneol.. •
Missionaries Outline Real Needs Of India
The Mission Festival, held at
the Lt-re-krt0w-Una-e ChurLh last -
weekend., 'was described .by Rev.
Bruce Eaton, a•rettirned•mlision-
ary from India who played an •
important part in the three day.
cvcnt, as berng rhe bet f US
kind which he ha'cl witnessed. .
The Festival got underway on
Friday evening witha youth\
night which featured the, film ;
"That all may, be one" along
•with•folk singer George Jardine
and friend of London, formerly
of Wingham: Dancing followed
to music by records _A good
crowd•bf yOung people was .on
Saturday evening featured
-slides: and a -fall< by -returned
missionaryiiRev. Bruce. Eaton who
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played an mportantpart in the
'well drilling operations in Jiidia.
severalyearsago. He now
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in the United Church ministry at
Orillia.• . • .
Present Saturday evening were
!retired medical missionaries
,Drs. Jean;idCihtiTWhiftiffr
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• Polke Waiting For
Kintail Beach- --
Young Party Goers
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•• Eleven area•young people had • •
their evening's funturn into a'
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bit •of a nightmare' on Saturday*/
• . • when they were caught in the act
at the Stothe'rs family 'cottage at
Ross Whichee TO
Kintail beach., •
Represent Canada
, Ross Whicher, M.P, for the
riding.of Bruce , has.been chosen
'by the Government to represent.,
-trl-44-4e-,4,4n4s-t-e=r
of Veterans Affairs, the Honor-
able Jean7Eudes Dube and Jed
Baldwin M.P. , Houseleader of
the Conservative Party for one
week.of celebration in Holland,
A
_Igitsknne-Patt-to-k Btu-:
County Home Economist is
shown on the left presenting Prov-
incial Honour Certificates to,
three area girls at the 4-14 Hotne-
making Club Achieveinent Day':
'at Hillcrest SchooL, Teeswater on
..Saturday-.- ThegirIs-r-irorn th
left, are borothy Van Beers,
17, ctaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Gerry Van Beers, R. R,'4'1<in9ar-
dine; Janice Hodgins., 17, dangly -
ter of N1r. and IYIrs, Eilison
110dgins, R. IL 2 1401yrood; • .
17-,•'-datightler-of—
Mrs. Stewart Mullin of tuct<now.
Provincial Honours at awarded.
for the completion of twelve
4-H projects.
Sentinel Photo
191Wergit_k alelireTairT;Zitl"irzlZi
ersary' of the ending 'Of the. Second
'WO* War. •
This commemoration is being
hosted by the Dutch Government,.
LMrWhith Orripanied
by his wife.
He had a very long serviee in
the'artny during the war which
included Holland,
The Canadian delegation left
last Friday morning for Holland.
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Dan Rose Of Emo and ,Mr. and
Mrs . j.DShu1iajdsjus
Andrew and,Donglas of Clarkson •
• were .visiting N1r: and Mrs. Steve
Stothers of Luckno‘;vsOn the week-
end_and while ---
a visit to the cottage at Kintail.
• They couldn't have gone to
Kintail at A better time, as they
found evidence of unauthorized
occupation of the cottage and the
g.
With the assistance of the
, police., a trap was set an a eleven
young people were nabbed., along
with a good stock of potables'.
We understand that a carload of
late-comeri to the play were
n)ore than a little surprised to
'find the police 'waiting for them
rather than the anticipated.even
ing'syeVelry,
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