The Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-09-29, Page 2THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,ONTARIO
• WEQNESL.i,YR SEPTEMBER :29t
The LUCKNOW SENTINEL
LUCKNOW. ONTARIO
"The Sepoy Town" On :the Huron Bruce Boundary
Second Class. Mail Registration Number 0847
gstabhshed' 1873— Published Each ,Wednesday Afternoon
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?DNE•sDAY'SEPTE-MB.W*.h,— 1971
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Ash#elf Farm;
Changes Hands
<' Bill and Beryl. Hunter have sold'
their ,196 acre farm on the 12th.
concession of Ashfield' to' Wayn-e,
itnd;,Phyllis Jerome and fa
Phillip 13 , Sherri 11,, 1?aul 5.
Wayne's father and mothef. Mr:*
ane TIvfr..:;Slorris.;Terothe
-accorupariy,thew and will reside•
in part of'.the fariri home, ti
This farm was formally known
as the Andrew farm being owned
by .Isa•ac Andrewand his two sons
Dave and John.
'The.farin "was ;purchased'by.
George •Hunter in 1929 and,. was.
later. taken over by his son .13i11•.
CLEAR DIRECTIONS :'PLEASE ! Eilh and Berylare building
new honie, in Lueknow on ROSF.
_ pHighways
• Tlie Ontario Department o.� � discriminates against
small communities such as. Lucknow in not` properly Marking them on
major highways in' this. area.
The fact was'brought to our. attention . by .two different carloads
of visitors toy the village : on Fall .Fair Day..
groups
. .. Both these : were'travelling~� on Highway �. 21 and were •aE-
tempting to in• Lucknow. Trave1'ng.north ,and south: on Highway 21
at Amberley; no mention Is made: . of .; Lucknow while on 21 highway.,
The only reference to: Lucknow is after the traveller gets on Highway
•86, but by this time he. has' likely. figured it out for.himself.
For those travellers...going to. Winggliani, that community is boldly
• h f l
Street; T e.Jerorlie .ami y'take
possession 'of,the farm on October
10th.
marked; coming .from the north, or . south. on 21. But this' is •': not much
`help' to -those travelling to Lucknow and. relying on=the highway=signs-
to give them straightforward, accurate, easily readable directions.
show-the-inconsisteney e€the-Department of Highways' meth-
ods•. of directionwe checked the junction of • Highway 86. and 4 at
Wiiigham. • ' .. .
If you travelnorth. from Clinton and plan to : turn west to. Luck -
now the word Lucknow is clearly : mentioned, not once, but twice, as
being . to the west:.
.However; if you are trt~avellingsouth on. No: 4- highway, ..from
Teeswater, no; mention whatever' ' is made of . Lucknow
The communityof Lucknow has not been"e em ted• from paying
one for the support .of: rovi tial roads. and
.M tax money....P n road :signs. This
-community deserves to be clearly:.; designated; ;at the two 'provincial
highway junctions'. to the 'east. and ;West of us.
o�o•u•r•ed
80thBirthday
Mrs. Maurice (Vera) Hodgins and
-their•-s-o n ,•.'Ellwood a nd1rirs : ; �iod -
:gins and family, all of.London,
Mt.,and Iv1rs Cliff Johnston and
heir' sons: Mr. and Mrs. Donald : ",
Marl< Johnston of Lucknow, , • Johnston,••Mark'and:Susan of
whose 80th;. birthday was onUed Mississauga,and Mr, and Mrs.
nesday , September. '22nd', was Barry Johnston•.of Holyrood,:Mr.:.
• . entertained by .members of his and .Mrs. Jim Moss' and Penny of-
! .family at the •home of Mr' and St. Augustine;: Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd
;_.Beat (D_br s Mn 's at Sr • A.uT Johnston a.ncLDonna...aad_::E
ustirie on. Sunday, Septem.er'l9th; .Eckenswiller of Hnlyrood
Attending_the gathering were
"Mr and l rs. Wayne Johnston arid
family of Mississauga, Mr.. and
A numbeeof friends and nef
bours called on'.Wednesday.
URSD�
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SHELDCN NN' OR HES`TRA
PER COUPLE
LUNN,Cla 010'Wp D.
•
owed, Tu -Luc nowk
1v.1.. and -ICUs: Douglas Graf a•m
moved this week to their newly
built home at the corner of. Have-
lock and:':Wheele•r Street in Luck-
noW from their farm: h'orne .on th'e
2nd concession; of Kinloss Town
ship.
T:- n = - • -r
. i�rl . a d It�irs �Graharn have e
sided all. their. married.life on the,
second and for the past 20. years.
have lived on what. to old.-tirtiers
was known�as the Alex Gollan
farts.
Their son=.in-law and daughter.
Mr: andMrs,; Evan 'Keith purchas-
ed .the• farm from them in 1.006,,,.;
with_ I� lr, and \ its . Gra.ha_ ii co -n - •
tinu•ing to lire, in the farm home:'
Mr.' and`.Mrs Tom Broonie of
Luckrtow will occupy the home`
vacated by Mr'. ;and Mrs. Graham.'
They get possession October 1st
prat -Mani
Ries Monday
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Other• types of "pools., had been
much more' expensive and ranged-7-
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anged-up oto $60', 000,. f:
d'
He said. that council wasinter -
ested in a.pool project but would'•
;not recommend anything until.
they were assured by the engineer
that they, have the proper •'
poo1,location and soil conditions
Mr. Hunter said'. that there
- -ter -
somethin' concrete could be of- •
feted in the forseeable future.
Goanil m-entioned»thie_i oney
which could 'be saved: by using the•
arena for dressing rooms and the
:pump house ;for•a •filtration system.,
Mr. Hunter urged council. to
give: the, matter ,mrrediate study
d -to n,�onta -t e--engin-eer,.•to
:determine what ,piogress,he, had
;made: in, the matter.
n.Car Acci ent
•carrra nsporx_truclla.n4r bt-E
--Nv '1 highway Llirou *l�tlif
The intersection .is, comini.;
referred to as• the "Sw.irnllli
- -pool-eorn�e .
The T•ees.wate'r:comunity was•
saddened on, Monday 'evening::to
learn •.of•thc tragic death of Wil-•
liam C. Dickison Of 'Teeswater in
a motor .a:ecide:nt oto :1'eesw'aanter's
'..The lath Mr:
•knOWf•tO inaiiy ln,.rite arca
Two passengers in his car. were • - had driven the rural mail -
serious injured. Mrs Dick son, is 2'Teeswater for..-r'nany \4
in'V•ictoria Hospital in London in. was assisted by'his wife,;
serious condition at' writing time
Tu'esday'morning:..A 'second' as- He •!.ssurvey:ed by hi �r.i1
senger, Mr.'s': 'Harry Mcl<ague of . daughters , :z` s. Elmer (J•E„
-Teeswat.cr.,-i-s-also_1tr-ic_tora_anh.of Lonclon;,ivirs.
in fair condition • . i�ittan .of Corrie,
is
• (Alice) Needham of,.l . z•h
Mr. Dickison would have been dine; a son Cordon •ot:,I?rarli
80 years old on•T.uesday'of:this •' brothers Elmer•and•(Airdorl
Week; Both 1'adies are'.;73years of Dickison of •T. eswater . "I'
age. • Walkerton ind.Dalton ot.,
'
B1u_eva1e;'sistc rs \1rs;:.Itii:,c
Mr. Dickison was proceeding (Florence,) .Hutton of'W.i1.1
:west 'on the 6th'concession and Mrs, Jim (l3eat'ricc) o
was turning',south onto the plain; Clifford and ;\1rs, (I
street when struck: by, an .errrpty Srrrxth�oRtpley --
Dickison:died 'st orti;
arriving. at .Wingha ii l,los i
ambulance. The two 1 Uit
treated at Wingtiam'' and I c•
to:
1.,olidunr. l3utli .WL•ci• Cidi
the back scat of tlie-a�Ftu•.„
Two.Dl'E •
`crnIT.t-l1 t- D_._fik� cit.PAG
tion is 'ac.ross the' highway from
$ethel Church;: .
`Mr. Walden attempted to enter
the trailer but' was driven back
by flames_. Ie_d=pte c_
police and volunteer; firernert in',
the nearby village of Ripley,.
The trailer Was engulfed in
flames when firemen arrived.
The bodies were•.taken to Kin-
cardine Hospital and later trans-
ferred tp Stratford Hospitalwher&.
an autopsy was'performed''.
Gornner was'.br. Jack
Kim Of Iud know
8 rviees were ebaducted Mon,,
day, in Waterloo: feir .kits, lCiet
apnley
l irk,Livingstone +,' 13,itTiorithwold
Oh Of Mr, and Mr -s,. Harvey Liv
rrigatone of It l: '1 Luc.kndw 0 rwas.
1the winner in the' 1C to 18 t'
lass at the Lie know Fall 1
baby colitest.' Kirk is sho'
his moth r a ti.