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LUCKNO1N,. ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20th, 1970:
Single Copy 154�
16 Paws
Ridgeiown Grad
•ROBERT Mac MILLAN ..'.
E2obect lvfaaMllan, son or Mr.
and: Mrs., Patrick MacMillan of.:.''
R: R 1, Lucknow ,' is„ a 1970 grad--'
uate of the. Ridgetown'College.'of-
Agricultural Technology;
He recefv-es-h-is_d-ip-larna-a•
Council Tails About
Livestock At
May Meeting
Mach point of discussion<at last
week's brief •May Lucknow coun-'
cl meeting was about livestock,
How ever , counc it 'w'ere not'
concerned .about markets, and•
prices as is often the case when
a group of men discuss livestock..
The matter of concern at last
week's council meeting was, :
whether or" not local residents
will be allowed to continue. to
contravene the 19,67 bylaw passed
by the yillage which .prohibits
the feeding of livestock in town.
Six or eight cases presently
exist in the village which are in
violation of the 1967 bylaw. All
council'were in agreement that
°part"time- and!hohhy farmers
'should consider their. 'neighbours'
property and fresh air and should,
under no circumstances, be feed-
ing livestock -in residential areas.
in the village. •
t -the
However,'counci1 were i�'v ded
Graduation Exercises On Wednes
day, May 20 •, when. the speaker
' will be Hon. Wm. A. Stewart,
Ontario Minister of Agriculture
.and.Food Everett Biggs, :Deputy,
Minister, will•'present the
diplornas.
Philip Stewartis
Injured In fall-
Descending Ladder.
Philip Stewart of Lucknow is .a
patient:in' Wingham and District.
.. ! -
from a ladder at his home last •
Thursday.
Roy Graham of Lucknow was
doing some repairs.. to .the roofof
e • GG _ 9
'been on the roo;f,with him deter-
mining what:would .done.
' He was coming'down the ladder.
when hetook the, fall , taking the..
ladder with him tothe ground:.
Roy .was still. on the roof and Mrs'..'
Stewart ; with the aid of a neigh
• bout' succeeded ;in. getting. the.
ladder back up so Roy could .assist
•----Plmlip-was-removed to• Wnighan::
...Hospital by ambulance. He sus-
tained no ,fractures, but received '
bac-•k-injury; . He struck kis-head,
in the fall and Cut his tongue
which required Stitches. to,close
;
Mac (Bell Named
EdmofltonM
• ' Mac Bell well known to many
in this community :,.• has been
appointed manager of the train
.ova o to
in .Edmonton.. Mrs. Bell is the
former lean Bissett of this area,
•The Bell:family moved from• .
Saskatoon to. Edmonton on Friday
•Margaret has just completed her
first year in a four-year course
in home economics at the .Univet.
sitar of Saskatchewan. She will
_._ ...
--return to •Saskatoon n- the --Fa 11 -W -
Continue her course. Their son
David, who will be spending the
sumther at the George oncrief
farm at Amberley, will be attend.
ing high school. in Edmonton.
on the -:question of depriving a
mari.of his livelihood -by closing
a barn which had provided his
liv.i'ng•for iiany-e;
Councillor Newbold was absent
from.` lastwee•k's meeting and
the matter, of enforci.ng'the bylaw
will receive further discussion•
When a full council is ,present.
Reeve Joynt advised council
that "a' sidewalk inspection would..
be carried out in some areas in
the next few weeks'. ••
• Building TnsPector. Alex Havens
was present to discuss various
e •
law recently passed. Mr.' Havens
was recentlyappointed building
inspector at an.annual salary of
$400.'
• Theworks department truck,
which was advertised for sale by.
tender •, was sold to George Mon-
crief of Amberley for $400. •
Three' Couples On.
=O.tawa,_'Tr-ip
Mr. and Mr's. Robert Moffat of
Lucknow , Mr:. •ancLMrs . Au:bre-y.
Higgins .of Dungannon' and Mr
and Mrs. Walter: •Alfon of Luck
now enjoyed a Senior Citizen's•
bus trip to Ottawa. They joined
two buses at Walkerton with
Senior Citizens from five other
clubs, eighty in 'all, '
T -he -y -toured -the- Roya-1--M4nt
and the Parliament Buildings
where ROSS Whither, M.P. for '•
Bruce, addressed them in the
Senate, Library a-nd_ryta-de -a_t•- ng - --
rrients'for them to see the Dignit-
aries enter the House of Commons
and -see Parliament open and •
metribers speak..
... T:he= --a-.Iso-ha-d-a to:u -o,f -Ot-t& w
which included Sussex Drive , •
Park Way ; River Road ; Rideau
Hall, R.C.M.15, Barracks ,•the
Prime Ministers home and other
laces�of �' ter st e..�retux
ed home by The Thousand Islands
and crossed :the bridge into U.S.
A. They found this a sight well
worth seeing; All agreed' it was
'a wonderful trip:
Graduate,Nurse
Recommend 4% 'Dividend- Payrn.e.nt
e
flj:OU1HJ:d. Thjird
nnual Banquet
The third annual 'meeting of .
the Lucknow & District Credit •
Union was held; at .St. Peter's,
Parish Hall. on. Tuesday , May 12,"
attended by 43 members,and
guests.
Guests were welcomed and.
registered by Miss Lynda Walden,
Lucknow's CreditUnidn Queen:
Barr -y -Hackett vice—vr-esident,-
acted as, master ,of ceremonies for
the ,evening ,'a'nd .proposed the
toast to the .Que.en.`, Rev. Glenn .
Noble -led in.-the'blessin-g. Adel-
icious turkey dinner was prepared
and' served by the Anglican
.
SHARON COURTNEY
Sharon Courtney,•.daughter, of
Mr. and Mrs.' Leo Courtney of
Ashfield, was among thirty
=six
-graduates-from he
Hospital School. of. Nursing.. in
Kitchener
The graduationexercises took
place at the Fairview Cinema on
Thursday', May 141h.
Complete Two
R�ul Est�te dale
Two area real estate sales.were
recently completedby Mrs.. Rosa -.
lind • Hodgins of •Kinlough , agent
for
Wilfred . Mcinte.e Real Estate
Delbert -Stanley of the 10th of
Kinloss 'urc ed •the. 'rn
merton�farm on concession A in
Huron Township near Bruce Beach,
ed the ladies and Barry Hackett
then introduced the head table.;
Mrs:: Ford. Cunningham , Mr. • and
Mrs. Barry Hackett',, Mr, and
Mrs.. Aavin• Alton , John Skipjack,
Glen Atkinson,Miss L nda. Wald
en and .Mr and :Mrs. J. ' W . Mc-
Laren. Also'titroticed were•Al' •
•
'Lennox'. from Curia. Mutual Insur-
ance Society; Mrs, Tom .Pritchard,
assistant treasurer; Jim; Arnold:,.,
chairman o.f,the Supervisory `'
Committee; and .Grant C hisho.Trri,:
chairman of the, Credit'Cornmit-
tee.. •
the second annual meeting.It.
was .moved by Mrs. Barry Hackett
and seconded. by John Skipjack •
that the minutes be adopted as
read Mrs. Ford. Cunningham •
read the report of the •Board of
Directors, Reg, Jones, read the
Education and Promotion Commit- '•
tee Report , also.the Insurance'
:'Report.,... The _report. of the. Social_
•Cornrnittee was read by Mrs,
Don Pannabecker..,''Jim Arnold
gave the Supervisory Committee's •
report and Mrs. Glen Atkinson . ;. .
CONTINUED ON PAGE '8
Youth Dies After: '
Being Injured
•
The meeting wasthen turned,'
:over to the President, Mrs:.:ford
Cunningham. ' Mrs. `Reg Janes,' '
Secretary; read the minutes of
David Baynes:, i9---of-West
Nissouri Township,', died Monday
of last week in 'Victoria Hospital, •
London ,".as: a result of 'injuries. '
he suffered. in a fall from. a.silo
April 30.
•
Mr. Baynes wasworking'dn.
the : farm of William de Boer
about three miles east of•Luck- .
__naw on Highway 86, when -he
apparently slipped as he began,
to .descend•a silo ladder and
dropped 48 feet to the .ground.
' ' He was taken; to Wingham
District Hospital with serious
internal injuries and a
broken
leg and later. transferred to
Victoria Hospital.
• David Baynes'• mother was the
former :Shirley.Chamney of Marn-
och in East Wa;wanosh Township.
'_�i-i�•tnoth •
Chamney ;'resides at Avoncrest
Hospital Stratford -
e Frn On Kinloss Farm
•
Harry Lunday' sold 50 .acres in ,
'Culross Township on the county .•
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•. • ' 1
to Dr. 'Helen Cheyne and Mrs.•'
Mary Swediuk of .Waterloo.
Mr. and Mrs.. Glen Bolte 'of
Kincardine' formerly of Downs: -
view ,
ownsview, recently purchased the'.
faith of Calvin Robertson on the
•ncession of -Kinloss:
. Mr: Bolte is also driving a
Teeswater•Creamery milk 'truck.
Huron Chapter Honour, Scott: Rei
n Fri -clay
' Two hundred people attended
a dinner and reception on Friday '
n ---evening of -last -week arranged by ----
Huron Chapter 89, Order of the
Eastern Star; Wingham. The din
ner wasin honour of Scott Reid of
Wingham, Grand Chaplain of the
GrandChapter of Ontario. ,
Pictured left to right are: Jack
<Reavie Wingham , Worthy Patron
-•Huron-Chapter; Mrs...,Allan •Mac'.
•lntyre, Lucknow , Worthy Matron
Huron Chapter; Stuart Davison,
Sca rboro ; Worthy Grand Patron,
Grand Chapter of •Ontario; .Mrs.
Arva .McKenzie , Sarnia, Worthy
Grand Matron, ,Grand Chapter of ,.
Ontario;' Mrs.. Scott Reid, Wing,
ham, Past Matron Huron Chapter;
Scott Reid , Wingham , Grand
Chaplain,',Grand Chapter of Ont-
aria.
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