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•L`UCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3rd, 1970,
Single Copy 1Sc
20 Paygs
•
Paul .Henderson 'Pre,sented..WOh:
Travelling Bag: By Lucknow Group
4.
• On behalf of the L.
Minor~Ilockey organization,
Shawn Dalton 11 ye�•tr�-old son
of .ir;1 ;i\l
nd rs \tark•Dalton .of
ASlifitid Township; P
; �"reseiit.ed`presented.;
Patel 11•t:nd,ersor .of the Toronto.
Maple .1..e ft .with_a_tra_velling
bag when Paul spoke t� his home
town gathering last week: Paul
.Flayed all his• minor hockey''in
this) rimae Lt..i.c;know-o-r-ga-ni-zationn •• .
ey• 'in
tSentinel Photo
AIIissetf�rAshfiei
walk #his Satur,
All is' i.n rc•a_diness.'for the Ash
it'Id `1'Ownship..Amzi.zotian -Aid ..•
walk wtlic [.will'he licld this'S'at-
ilyday ; Junt. tit[, Start ing.tiine.
is•.hstsd
at 'k 10 a.imi a't- the
Brooksfde .School.. D. A A. N1acLe.n
ers will certainly` not. go, hungry
on Saturday.
Ross Errington is route
,marshals for the .wa.1k,Dianne,
Hackett is in charge of publicity,
Donna. Hayden is secretary-treas-
o.
nein jot Lochalsh will pipe off the
starters• in the e.arl'y rnorning_
The walk has heen well organ
i ed under chit ulna in Dan Dalton•
st_us _a 11- that i.s leeded now is --a
break in.thc•weather.
Checkpoints have been set up.,
zilong the route as follows; Mph y
Church,. 2.7 miles, Frank Alton's,.
4.5 miles; Towiiship..iia.11, i;,3;
C:cordon Anderson's , t 1, Bob •
ti1ole's , 9.0; Agricultural' Hall ,
Dungannon 12.7; Bill Caesar's,
14.C; Brookside .School ; 17 miles..
• In addition to the checkpoints,
'three' energy centres have been
set tip at Trinity Churcn,,Town-
ship Hall,and Agricultural Hall,,
Dungannon. Mrs. John Austin,
energy centres co-ordinator ;. has
stated that. the •dona.tions of. food
•
and treats'for these centres has
• ' been amazing and that the walk-
00000000 0•00 0
urer, Ruth Bere is -certificate
CONTINUED ON PAGE 19
To British Isles
'c1r: arise• M. :' 4ob.Thompson .'•
of Windsor , formerly of Lucknow
are presently on a three week.
holiday trip to'1'nglarid , Scotland
and Ireland. • •
Bob and' Edith left by air last
weekend , \1a.‘,. '30th. '.Bob is the
sots of ,Mrs, .Robert .Thompson of
Lucknow. Mrs, Thompson is
the former Edith Munro:of Apple
Hill in•th.e,' Cornwall area and
was Bruce County' Public 'Health
nurse in this area tor a number `.
of years.
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THIEVES STEAL AVER $1000: WORTH OF
ERC KANOISE
"A nervy piece Of -work" is low
you might describe a weekend
break-in and theft from the 1-1.
and P. Discount Store in Lucknow..
While Harold and'l3arb Londry
and family sl'ep't upstairs, thieves
entered the discount store in the
early hours; of.Monday morning
FiveRanger.Slike 32,Miles TOLakeAfld
Back For Weekend Campout; Rain Wind
And A 39 Degree•Low,Part Of Outing;
On Saturday , May 23 at i0; 45
a , five of the,,Lucknow Land
Rangers set out do a 32 mile
bicycle hike,' Averaging 12 -15
',piles an hour, thev
Arnberley in time for nourishrnent
to restore their .energy which had
been somewhat depleted on••the
big .hills to the' west, of Lucknow.,
With vigoug4 renewed , they all
turned south on highway 21 to the'.
12t.h,of Ashfield , . then .west _again
to the lake ,• arriving:at their
destination around •1 p.m....
Pitching their tent, .and
unknow
lunch was interrupted by a• great
cloud burst But nothing stopped.
the group as a, couple'of the .
girls went swimming in cold Lake'
-Huron ;-a4hi1e the7tes-t: off•-the.-gir s__
explored the nearby woods.
The night was a cold .one with,
temperatures dipping .down to.
• 3O•'degrees ' But sleep did wond
ers for• the tired•'muscles , and by
a.rri, t e irst•stirring.an
_reali.za•t.i-on-tha-t another -day- ha.d
'.dawned was apparent, • •
eating The girls took the same route
bac The ride was a to,ugri on
indeed. For. most of the way it
was`:uphiil , and .a strong wind,
JUdy,Hodge IS;,':
Comp-eting...1)0iiiinionTContest .
to Miss
Judy Hodge, 18-yearold d'augh•
ter of Mr. and ;,N1rs..Howard. • .
Hodge of Ripley, has been in Nia-
gara .Falls , Ontario,'since Friday
of last•w,eek Where she is compet-
_mg. in the. ; Liss Dominion of pin-
.was
in
ada contest,,.
•\liss,hor;anion of Canada will
be crowned tonight (,Wednes'da}')
at the Sheraton Brock Hotel
the -4-e. ,
Judy was the winner of the.
Miss 'Midwestern Ontario contest
at Lucknow....Fall Fair last Septen.m-
ber and as;.th.e'winner ., was elig.
ble to e-nte-t -the-i\>iss-1 c ininion '
of Canada Contest..
She .went to Niagara on Friday
of last week and with 17 other,
girls ANIto are in the contest ;. has
been involved in about.six:days
of judging.,' social events and
various, activities..
.\9r and' Mrs. Hodge, a1orn
with others.fronm. Ripley, plan to,
be at Niagara tonight for the
ju•dg*rn€. Ch -d -r -les -Webster, who
has been *in charge of the local
Nlidwes eru Ontario' contest since
it; began, plans to be in Niagara
•
Palls. tonight. Mr., ,and Mrs... . •
Webster will be;accornpanie.d,
by Mr, and Mrs. Williani'Schmid
and Dr. and .Mrs. Mel Corrin.
►�n oss recrea�t�on .comm
accompanied by a ,d'rizzly rain,
hill: Speed�had�fal:.
an' our., Oi'with th
at times heavy ,, forced the girls
to peddle even when going •.down-
hill; Speed` had fallen. to 5. mile
an: our,, ut"with t h e'sight of
Lucknow 'a last burst .of -energy
was found,. By 12.30 p,m.,. all
five had reached Lucknow
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IN BUSINESS' 32 YEARS. •
Tom Morrison Sells
Garage Business
To Listowel Man
Tom Morrison of Whitechurch
w -ill hort-ly end. 32 years in
the garage business in that
comin.unity. Mr: and :Mrs. Mor-
rison
have.sold',their Whitechurch
businesslo Earl' Wilkins of Listo.w
-e'1 `who will rake over W.TtiI.y .I5ti •'
Mr. Wilkins is.a married than,..
with two girls and a boy- at' horne
and a married:Son.: •
N1•r. and Mrs.. Niorrison do. not
haveany definiteetirement
plans, but hope toitzi kc: a trip
and then rove. to Lucknow.
Irl March.Of 1939,.Torn .bought
the old hotel in Whitechurch
:from Mrs.. John Campbell. Pur-
chase price ; for the hotel and
lot , was $175, . It was' located
where the Walter, Arscott garage
is now located in Whitechurch.
_tinder the - d zect.inn_Bf traeC
e e Tiffin, the old hotel was• torn
down and with Mr: Tiffin as the
builder, and Albert Cottltes as
_ ,, a •garage was
;Win.) rn ing classes a` Silwe r Lake cement contractor
wilt in a month's time. This
Kinloss Recreation Committee
wilt launch a new program in
swimming this surnmer. The 'Rec-
reation group was formed a few
months ago and have come t1 . '
" g , a: swimming
with a natural".:
program in Silver. Lake•in the..
north. end Of the township..
The e program is aimed at s 'ry•
-
ing the township of Kinloss and
parts of Greenock,. Culross and
Kincardine Townships situated
near the Silver Lake area:
• Brian 'Taylor of Wirrgharn has
been narned' as chief instructor
with Bruce' Colwell of the 2'nd of '
Kinloss as his assistant, Betty,
Colwell and Brenda Bushell have
been 'named as life •guards with
more appointments''to come in
this department.
The swirntning classes will• be
held for three 'weeks , June' 29 to •
July 11. , in the mornings, They
will be at the camp of Ernie King.
Those taking classes will provide
their own transportation to and •
from the lake.
is tris °presn
the village. Tom held an open-
ing dance atthe garage With..
music by Orton Grain's Gully
Jumpers.
Tom bperated this.garage until
the spring of 1940:. He Served in
the second world war and when he
returned in 1946, he built his`
present garage and store which he
has continued to operate since.
and, rraddetoff witl, riaerchartd'is0 ,
valued in excess of $1000. Even '
the•family dog did not .hear the
thieves. An air conditioner,
running, at•the time, gave the
burglars an added advantage of.
not being heard, . , : •
Entry was .gained to the' discount •
store , the former gained.
pool. rooln
which was completely renovated
by the new owners when they
started the new .business here with-'
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Leg Injured When.
Dragged By Animal
Peter t' lacD'onaad Of Lucknow
recently underwent •surgery.on his
leg in Victoria 'Hospital in London
after a fa'rrrl,ac'cident'which
might; have been a very serious
,one •. •
- P-e_t-e is -e-replayed-at :the -fa rm o..f :-
Lloyd
-Lloyd Johnston of .Holyrood and
he •and Cliff Johnston of Holyro.od
-were 'attcmpt -ng--t-p-eatch a '
cattle. beast in the barnyard a
Eweek ago last Sunday with the
intention of'injectin'g a needle,,t .
•
:As Pete,put the rope around the
;beast ,' it bolted"and the rope,
beoanie..4.a4le_d4n_l:i.s_1e_g He
yl
was dragged by the .aninmal• for
a distance before it paused for a
few seconds allowing him time
to free .himself from the rope. He
received torn ligaments to the
knee. The, injured limb was not •,
the one which was tangled in the
rope, but the leg which dragged
on the ground',.
• Surgery was performed on .Wed-
nesday of Iasi week'and Mr. Mac -
'
'Donald expects to be in a cast
for six to .eight weks:
Guelph Graduate
ELLIOTT WHITBY
Elliott Whitby , son of. Mr. and
rs. George whitby of Lucknow ,.
received the degree of Bachelor '
of Science in Honours• s.Iicrobiol'
ogy at theConvocation Ceremony
held in War Memorial' Hall, Uni-
versity of Guelph on Wednesday '
May 27th,
Elliott, has been awarded a'
National Research Council schol-
arship and will return to Guelph
in the 'fall for his Master's Degree:.,
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