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, LIJCKNOVV, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24$th,1970.,
Single Copy 15c.
.20 Pages
To Remain
In Canada
Alex Maelntyre ,, a native.
of the second concessionofKin-
loss, has returned to Canada after
• ' studying and practicing' medicine
.in England for the,past nineteen
years.
Alex is.the'son of the -late M.
and Mrs. Archie' MaCIntyre of
Kinloss and has been Visiting
in. this communitywith sister .
• Mary and brothers Donald and
. Allan. He' plans to remain in
Canada on a permanent basis and
is presently seeking a, position in
this countiy. • • •
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•Vice Principal
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Afiltoo". 'JO ide
:The list:of:new appointments .by
the -Huron County Board of Edttca-.
tion includes the appointment of
,Don Cameron of Lucknow as Vice
principalat: the Bro.o. si e •u ic
School. • „
Mr..Carneron has.been on the •
•.staff at Brodimide since the school
was. birilt.•and previous to t at-
, taught at Belfast... This summer,
he completed courses to qualify
him as a Music'supervisor.
Brookside previously,•did not
• have' -.a vice rincipal. . Angus •
1.1vtacLennan-ispr-incipal -at -the;
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Salaries Raised
By Bruce Board
CHARLES ROBINSON
The Luclftiow o
ticiduiral Society held a'inost
successful annual Flower Show on
•Monday evening, August 17. A
total of 165 exhibits by :16mern••••
bers were, in place .in the LegiOtt.:
'Hall by 12i30 noon. •
J. Muirhead of Benrniller',
assisted by Mrs..' 'Thomas Salkeld
judged the exhibits. The com-
mittee chairman was Mrs. Grace
Greer with Mi;ss Liella Finlaysoit,
:Mrs. C. Bell and Miss Ada Web-'
ster,as entry secretaries and Mr.
Ken Cameron and Robert Fisher
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setting. tip the display4.
Mrs! Charles'(Joan)'Robinson
took top honours with 65 points .
and will.keep 'the Beatty Ladder
-Tro-phy-p-olish-ed-tor-a-nothery ear;
and in addition the T. Eaton CO.'
prize, Ralph Pagan. was. second
_. with 55 points and won theR.
Simpson prize, RObert Fisher
.placeththird with 34 points.
iiywaS
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ilded to Mrs. Haiold 'Treleaven
• for the best red rose in the show .
• In •ihe gladiolus section, Ralph
tea
Salaries. for administrative of
ficialS/and.Secondary school prin-
cipals' were ,increased .froM $500
• • to $2,000 by the Bruce County
- Board -of Educatien-at-its--regular-- -Pleasant experience -Le -C. -el -Y.1°. -
Zes; Bob •
Fisher 5 first. prizes and71 second,
Mrs. Joan Robinsoi 4 Robinsonfirst and 5
secondprizeS; Mrs. Grace Greer
1 first and 1 second prize.,
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Annuals 'Asters, R. Pagan,
Mrs: iessie:Johnsion; Calendula,
Passenger On Plane
Mich Was Victim
OT Bomb -I -Scare
Mrs. •Williani Hewat of Eimira,
the former Frances Thompson Of.
this community; had a very,un-
•rneeting. Vice,principals'haVe •
yet to Settle. ,
JOhn L. Bowers director of
education: • received. an increase:, advised -of the death 'of her. moth-:
of $2,000 to $29,000; Roland
Swanson. supetintendent of busi-
ness and finance, and the three.
superintendents of schools T. K.
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The message .wasreceived' -
about-ha1f---an-hour-out of -Toronto
Other administrative Salaries'. The anonymous phone caller
approved were: John McMinn, from/Vancouver said the. flight
superintendent of maintenance, was scheduled to "blow uP" ten
$10,500; Mel Wedow, , superinten- miriutes.beri •
sent o transportation, 10,500, while the passengers •were
and Teake Veenstra, chief accoun aware something was wrong by .
tant and office manager, $13..500. the actions of the.crew ; it was ,
All salaries were effective not knowti.until they landed what
while travelling by plane from
Vancouver to Toronto.
While in Vancouver .visi,ting
her son and daughter, she was,
er Mrs. Robert Thompson' of Lucky
noW. Mrs. Hewat was returning .
to Lucknow for the funeral when
the plane , on Which she was a
At111f3:.(0nvention. • , Hip. • •
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•At: Winnipeg
Mrs. Harvey Houston, Holyrood
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travelled by Air Canada. to
Cal-
Ha-ze-W-e-bs-ter----Cleo.rne , R-44- _pry on Wednesday A Uglist 12th "•
to visit for a weeks time with
Mr.. and Mrs, Hugh Houston and
grandsons at Millarville. A brief
visit will be made to relatives at
• McConnell, received a* $1,500
• • increase for an annual salary of
$24 ,500 each.. •• • '. •
Augtist 1.
- • Secondary School principals.t.
received an adrost -the-board
_ raise of $1,000 for 1970 starting in
• . September. principals withmore•
. than 1,000 students will receive
$26.. (?,•,.:7$..F1.9.0qa rya '''resrlian
1,000-W111 rebeihe $r8,700
$20,769. Each category includes
• W.' Arthur Davey, PO'rt tlgin,
chairman of the salary negotia-
tion committee , said the board is.
"offering vice -principals a salary
Of $17,500 -$1.8 ;$00 with 500 .
annual increment. This offer has
yet to be ratiSied by the vice
principalt. .
• , All other teather salaries. were
settled by the end`of
was actually taking place..
The aircraft descended at a
very rapid rate, much quicker'.
than normally. Passengers were
instructed to leaVe-the-aircraft-
single..file`and carry.absolutely
no hand. luggage
landed at the edge of time Toronto
runway and was rnet by polite,
fire engines, buses, etc. Each
passenger, in turn, Clalmed t
luggage which was quickly remov
ed - from the plane and left on the
runway.
Some luggage was 'searched
but
as time passed, it was
realized that the bomb scale wai.
a hoaX. In any case, it :was a
pretty un -nerving, experience for
passengers and crew,
an; corn flowers ,Hazel Webster;
cosmos., Hazel Webster; Mrs. j..'.
Emerson; african marigold, R.
Pagan; French marigold , Hazel
Webster,' Mrs. 1. Emersoni ....SI:gift Current, Saskatchewan,
Pansies, Mrs. H Treleaven ,:kIrsprevious to attending the Federat-
J, Robinson i Petunias (singlp).: ed 'Women's Institute Of Canada
Miss Annie ,MacLeod, age•81,
of LticknOw, , is a patient in Vict-
oria Hospital:in.-Landon with a
fractured left•hip,suffered in a' - •
fall at her apartment on
Iircknov"i2-s--maiti-street
Miss .MacLeod was‘admitted
to Wingharri slospital where she
received emergency treatment,
and was later transferred by am-
bulance to London. The accici-
ent .happeneC1 ori AuguSt .16th, She • .
underwent surgery in London . :. •
Mrs, J, Robinson, Mrs; J. -Emer-• Convention atWinnipeg, August
son; Petunias (double), / . R. Pagan; • 24th - 28th ' •
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sn„dragdn.1
, Mrs'. , Jolensoni-• . The return trip to Toronto Will oss Lady
Kinles
Sweet peas , Mrs .•., 1. Robinson, be made by air also, with the
R,' Pagan; Zinnias, giant , Mrs. • week -end being spent at Guelph Mrs. Elden EckenSwill. Lof
A .--Andrew-,- R.;-----Fisherrea•etus•---•with Mr and Mrs. J, I. Houston', , kiraoss Township Passed away at
Hazel Webster , Mrs. J. Kohfrson; and Deborah Lynne. ' .• \ . •Kineardine Hospital on Tuesday .
Pom-pom , mrs. A. -Andrew . ' 'Mrs. Cecil Hollands, R: R.•#. : • August 18th. She was 78 years of,
Hazel Webster; recent introduc- 1; Kincardine will also attend' age. 41
tion Mrs: J. Robinson. : the convention'at Winnipeg, as. . ' The funeral was held'froMthe
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Roses pink , R, Fisher , Mrs. delegate froth the Bruce South ' MacKenzie Memorial Chapel in •
. . - Distriet. Mrs. Hollands is immed- .Lucknow on Thursday with, burial
• CONTINUTD•ON P AG E2 -tare meEery
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Id Boys Reunion
Under warm,'snriny skies, Kings
•BY DELORES VAN OSCH
bridge-wasery-active-lit
hamlet, on: Saturday and. Sunday ,
Augnst_4$th and 16th. The Ge'neo1ogia-1
their relatives and friends return -
'ed to reunite and reminisce of •'
their days spent here in the years
gone by. ^As for the,people in
this area , it was a, tine tor being
acquainted with relatives or, •
fendTfoiome - while for -others
it was getting to know the faces
Of the names they often hear in
conversation; 0'•Reilly,
Flynn ete. .
,Registration'started.At one ••
o'clock_on Sa turday_aftetnoon.
• when one hundred and Sixty-nine
from outside the Parish registered.
Old 'memories were restored by
going for rides on hay wagons
drawnLby horses:., Inreteiting dts
plays of antiques, Machinery, •
old prints and family group pic-
tures were set up.in the school
'and on the grounds.. The C. W,L.•
bOoth was set up and many home-
r-fla cre-a rt ie les ; jarns-' and ba king
'were sold. 'Church plates:Were
sold as .souvenirs.
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Close to -300 'people sat down' to
the Reunion Banquet at 5:00
on Saturday in the Church Hall •
_A program of local talent got
underway in the school gym at
8; Ou p: m with DOna Id "Frayne
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Move To Colborne
• Mr. and Mrs. Ross' Henry of
R. R. 1, Port Albert moved on
July 2nd to the 'lltti concession, .
,Colborne. and where they are just
finishing the building cif a .28 x. 72
barn. ' • • .4 •
The Henrys had previously sold
theft: farm on 2nd concession,'
Ashfield to John, Fielder.
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adialrir4117Theollentaglea-m-7--
ber_was Basil Hogan with his -
violin and Mrs. Duncan Simpson.
at the piano.. A sing-song•was
lekl-b-y_Rev_father Henry Cassano
and. RayValion, After.,Which
• Father Cassano Sang.the Maltese,.
National Antherri. ;Two vocal
Solo's were heard from Mrs: ,
Robert McCallum of Goderich;
and Miss 'Nancy Anderson of •
Auburn. The Youtkchib showed.
their talents by acting in two
humorous skits which' they wrote
themselves. ' The History of Port
Albert was said by Kathy Deterty, •
the History of Kintail.was g.ven. •
by Kathy 0 Keefe and Kingsbridge
's• Hist ory_wa.cg yen' bpvlarianne
Frayne.. Sheila.Sinnett danced
the Highland Dane with Dave,
MacDonald of Ashfield playing •
the bag pipes._,,..Ray.,Dalt9rhfavour7' ' • f
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itechurch Man Electrocuted,
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• Tragedy-desee-nded-npon-th
community on Monday, August
17, with the suddendeath; by.
electrocution of one of its fine
..young faimers,-Peler_Kenneth
Veibeek-of the 2nd concession Of
Kinloss. He leaves a young'
widow with three little children ,
all underthree years of age as
we as is parents an
and sisters. .
Peter was picking apples at the
farm Of-a_neighbor_., Donald _Rest
and' when nioving an aluminum
ladder,froin.one tree.to.another4
-it 'was caught by•the wind anti—:
fell on the hydro Wires. ; He was
pronoUnced,dead on arrival at
taken by ambulance. '•
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rot ers
Born.in Holland 25 years ago. ori
February 25 ,•.1945, a son of
Antortie Vet -beck and Johanna
Loef nOW, residing.on the 4th of
CulrossTownship, he Came to
Canada with his family at the age
of eight years. Spending one year
ain t Wir
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• VERBEEKThe body rested at' the Mac -
PETER•
Pherson Funeral' Horrie , Teeswater
until Thursday Morning when re-
near Shelbourne , the family . innv•ai 'wa.sT.rnade. fo. immaculate.
ers„.,John of R.. 'IL-71,;-.1;;istoWel
W,hitechtirch; Tony,
David and Eric of Culross TOwn-
ship; four sisters Mrs. William
(lban)-Versteeg--of R-.4--•'-34 Wing
ham , Mri,' David (Anne) Hawkins
of CulrOss; Adele and SOnja of.
Culross, as Well as his.maternal
grandparents. in Holland.
moved to Palmerston where they.
spent 4 years before moving to'
CiilioSS-Toiknshii. • Peter attended
S. S. 4 school in Culross.
Ort,June 26, 1965, he married •
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up farming on.tfie 2nd of Kinloss,
having purchased the former Wil-
liam Henry farm. •
,1954•
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Besides his wife he leavest.
mourn his passing two sons Darryl
Robert and Jeffrey Wayne , .one
daughter Donna Marie ,,at hOrne;
his parentsMt. and Mrs.. Antortie
yerbeek CUlross, five broth -
t IL
Conception Roman Catholic •
Church ,• FatMesa where services
were conducted at 10 a.M. by
Rev :••Jer-orne Meyet.- Burial was
in the church cernetery.
Acting pallbearers were, Peter's
three brothers John, Alex and
Tony.verbeek, and three brothers.. 4
:in-law ,Bob, Ken and Johyl Gut- •
• :seller. .
Carrying flowers 'were David
and Eric Verbeek, Wayne and
Bruce. Gutscher and Paul and .
Ronald Schnurr. •