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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-03-17, Page 1• .$5.00-A Year -1n Advance -A- $200 Extra • r ryan Boyle In reri Finals For Pu lic Speaking • • BRYAN BOYLE a • • • I • • . Bryan 13oyle , 17 -year son ' of'Mr.7. and Mrsc,'....Franels Boyle 61.:. Huron ToWnship , has advanced to rhe 'area film ls iii_th.e.:Royal Can- ..adian.'Legion Public Sieakng ...Contest' at Richmond Hill th'is •Saturday7 ...• ,,On•SatUrday 'Marth. 13ryan 'won theZone .C-1'"seriqor second - ary School 'Class at Kincatdine... rade '12 stifdent-at—itipley 1)istlict Iigh SchoOt. • His subject was 1:110.,wledge".:: •••,' • • • • t • • , Last Stinda-v in HanOver: he. • • .as?,ain :placed first in his division.. Tile Hanover' competition:was the . 'district . • • • WEDNESDAY, 'MARCH 17th, 1971 DAN DALTON WILL BRING NORTHERNERS HERE higsbridge School Busy Preparing For Student Exchange With Mo�seFactory. KlNOSBRI1X NEWS , :Final plans. are being made for the arrival of twenty-two grade seven-students..frOM Moose'.Fac 7 tory on'Apri.1•2nd in Kingsbridge.• They will remain until the after- noon of April 6th when they will leave for a tour to Midland' be- fore returning home Their seath. Cr; Dan Dalton , a former resident for Friday, ,March19th, in St. Aug- ' ustine and the second one will be held April 3Oth at Kingsbridge...• Io r the next While;.§t., Joseph's school will be a, very busy place . and brewing with. excitement . indeed' ' •. . , . . Couple Sell • . llaccompany theni. Holyro()d 41rea. Farni .of Kingsbridge •and another teach- er Wi - • , 7 Twenty-tWo students from : grades seven and eight at St Jos- eph's.schoOl in Kingsbridge are ... now . busy prepa r mg for-lttreirTtrip.. with money -raising events. They, eave • for. N'ioose l'actory on June (jth.and return Fri/4,y , 'June llth. la help, finance thc., trip the•sen- • ior girls• have heti] holdingba hc • sales at ;school.- Film and sports nights are planned, with the riext ' . • • • , Mr. and. Mrs. • File Parsons of liolyrood have sold their farin .and will return to their native -Ertgrati-d-,i67 live ,. •••• • •- The farm .was forrneijy tile I'.lax Bushell plade•and is located on the; 8ih of . The: Parsons • family, have .1-)een there for the past 14 pionths.; corning from . .11.• • PetrOlia Where.they•spent:4 ' .Englan& ,.- . 1 TY e nes ay; 4pril 7,th with the:fil 11) +"-111-Search of • the Castaways"; :The children are busy.'Making crafts to sell 1andTa raf dra-W,:will-bc-ircht-On- , :April .30th with. tree very gOod • rp .prizes; (1).,market hog, (2) 20 steak, (3) 2 'gals. rria.ple syrup.: .Two bingo games': ate • slated „One . . . • They haVes-a•.• •farnily...of-t*rboy,&•• .Karlf9 and Shaun 64: They will 'return to 1\16rfoll, '..Enland • their' original hone locality, ; about , • Apri,lI ..st. They /isit'ed •• land at Christmas riffle this „ „ • . • , • :' The neW OWner,of.the farm is. , • Isaac High' of PaiSley. • ' • •iAr • • , • Sing!. Copy 15c . -.Miss' Elizabeth Ann. MUrdie'of Lucknow observed her '90th bir- thday on Tuesday, March 16, when relatives and friends called to extend congratulations and • good wishes, • iMs Mtuctie is a dAughtr of Michael Murdie and Elizabeth Ann Gibson and was born in Mc- Killop Township near Seaforth. She carne to Luelindw.the. first Week of April 1906 as' bookkeeper and cler,k at the. Murdie Hard- ware, operated' by her brother a position she held for over sixty -the years:, • When the MurdieHardware was 'sold in May 1969, Miss Murdie retired' aftier a`lifetime of 'devoted serviceto this business.: •• . • Miss Murdie is a resictent of •Pinecrest- Manor Nursing Home, . 'LucknoW. She, enjoys good health and is very interested in the affairs *rages:, RTHDA • : • 4 . 4. . • • • • • • , . , . . . " ••:7 • of the'-cOmmUnity..,. ,A dinrier, was held at the home ,Of Mrs Ken Murdie Lucknow last . Saturday evening'; when the Jiy.gathered to ,hanour.:"Aunt Lib", as she is affectibriatelyknown,..on 'her • • , AwmausAimmAimmuummummowswowamiumulkimmohlmul0. Ashfield. eay‘ .5467 UvestockcIsit For Dog Damage 'Ashfield.Township Counekl has • approved a livestock claim of ,$546 for. ciff Livingston who re-; sides on the fOrinet Warren Zinn • farMonstrie.divis.lon line sideroad between the. 6"th and bth coffees"- ,Two;dOgs recently eritered:his feedlot and before they left' one.: • „taftle. beast:shad'•died,-1-WO more had to be 'shipped on the advice of a veterinarian and • seven rnare were injured: . • . • • . • , • „ • I • ent,..Peerikrie0-'11 ni-thtT' 'Since that tinie.Mr. Livingston • has shot a dog when a.secorid visit was .rnaceto the feedlot: The ., '.bwne:r .of the dog cannot be traced, No one has claimed 'Ownership. • . • AShfield,tOwnship.dog taxes $2 for Ina le and ,$4 for female, •., annually bring -a reVenue of • about $500 to $600 to the toWn- ship but ;his has been completely wiped out with the :one claiin CoUntil•rhembers are anxious that •thC public be nia'de'aware -of-dogsz-r-anning.-atialgehild . ren at play tould:Just as easily he thelarget.of•theSe dogs. . ' A Winners In • Tiny' Tot Carnival Class 4 Top three prize winners inthe pre schOol and kindergarten „class. at the the Lucknow Lions Club. CarniVal on Friday at the LtieknoW arenai ate.t, left: 't� Treleaven stOori4 Mien: M.' Ifityre•:,.. 'ai0- • ihird. 1233sSell•is the son Of Mr. . and' Mrs. Jatk Treleaven'Of LuCk- now,' 'Helen rs the datighter of Mr, and Mrs., Allan MacIrityre.of kinloss and *.loelle is the *daughter of Mr,and Mrst,t„;ary-ReaVie of. .yinghanta. - • • other In Stori A baby boy loth at. Winghani And bistrict Hospital early Tues- day morning of 'last Week narrow - ly escaped having ,his first glinfp- se of .a snow -cOvered world. 'Jonas Nolt.of Ashfield Town- • ship started Out to take his wif.e :to hospital about midnight Mon- day and his .car bogged down in -deersnow,near tut -know: • A. snowplow operator carr to their rescue and cleared the toad sufficiently tO enable an ambu- lance to reach then Apcompahieci by a doctot4 'and the expectant . ,rtiother arrived safely at hospital. shOrtly .aita-a;; ; Tuesday, 1 • • For- Lucknow ,."., • 1 • • 1, , • . , ..Ralph Pagan, LuCknow' octogen7 • Arian ; underwent'Surgery, ori Tues- day of last Week for, the removal : of hi's .leg above the ,knee., : , • Ralph. underwent similar surgery. • on the otlfer lei:‘,..W611 over a:Year"......• :tie has not .erijoyedithe bestof • health in recent •months and has ,,• 'Tb-eirlIti":44)ii'a4.1.-..-e0- $1-10 ,christ7, Inas tirrie. ..:• , 04011401016111“014010iiiii.liiiii tuthg01 • . • • , • . •. • "••.„ • .1 • • Match For Lions In Tug Of War •A tug.of war, between area.. • councils and the Lucknow Lioris•• _was_=a foature„Cif: val last week end. • The event, reminiscent of the a-lecioni-a-n-Ganies.,' was billed • as between'folarea councils, fKiniois; AShfield, West: WaWa • :noilLand4,tieknoW-43fit--the:-.1sOfties" 0gni:the village were still in • s' training, When the event took place and were absent from the hneup .Representingithitoss.* :Ville Elliott and Leo Murray • Fron'i West ,WaWanosh there was, lOe Hickey, Jim Aitchison and CharlieTMcDonald • was represented. hy'GirvIn Reed ' and Lorne Cook; • ." The Lions Cluh ided Harvey Houston,,Gordon' Finlayson , Bob ' McIntosh, Gordon Brooks, Grant -ChiShorrit,Tiferry---Mesta'p an. Art '• The Lions, who practice their .. "Lions roar" eVery, two weeks:, proved 'to be Mirth better winded nd surer.of facit*rtrie11S flier)/•' • ice surface, The rural councils, weary frOni long winter of snow 'removaland. the ariXiety brought on by its high cost ;Were no • • ,rnatch for the Lions, The Lions , • ;.fltwo pulls in very quidk Ordetw • • •,)