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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-11-07, Page 10Archie McKinnon Named President Of Historical Society Archie McKinncin of Teeswat- . er was elected president of the Bruce County Historical Society at the annual meeting ,held in • Wiarton. ' Other 1974 officers are John Sim, Tara ,'first vice- president; Robert Courtney ,•Pine River , second vice-president; Mrs. George Downey,, Tiverton , 'secret- ary; Margaret MacKenzie, Inver= huron, treasurer, and Mks. Earl • Ferris, Cargill, year book • editor. Speaker was Carl Whicher of, Colpoys Bay who told of the lumb- er and general store business es- tablished 'by his parents in the 1880s -and carried on by his son and himself. Recalling the large stands of forest in the Bruce, he said many car-loads of lumber were shipped by Grand Trunk Railway often re- quiring three steam lodomotives. One of the greatest booms to the Bruce in later years Was when he persuaded the late Mitchell Hepburn that hydro -was needed in the area. It was installed in 1936. In other business, membership fees were increased to $3 from $2 for single and to $5 from $3 per family, UBSCRIPTION Lucknow Presbyterian Church -Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., B.D. Minister Phone 528-2740 1973 IS CENTENNIAL, YEAR OF THIS CHURCH NOVEMBER 11th Remembrance Day Service 10 a.m., Sunday School 11:30 a.m. Morning Worship NOTE Change in time of service 4Np THE LUCKNOW SENTiNta, LUCKNOW; .ONTARIO WEDNESDAY NOV.040 A Mrs. Lawrence McLeod, aunt of the bride, was chairlady. Pro- gram included a reading "Mar- riage is made of many things" by Mrs. McLeod; a contest :and a musical number by Mrs.-Russel Swan, Linda and Margaret. • Mrs; Robt. Campbell gave a reading entitled "My Husband Could. Nev- er Leave Me"; a solo by Susan Swan; a reading "How to pres- • erve a Husband" by Mrs. Harold Campbell and piano instrumental by Sharon Struthers: . Mrs. Bob Struthers read an address and Linda Lyons, Susan • Swan, Sharon and Cindy Struthers assisted the, bride in opening the gifts. Lois thanked everyone and invited all to attend her Trousseau Tea December lst- • A dainty lunch was 'served and a social time followed. Guests included the bride's grandmother , Mrs. Geo. Swan of Toronto. ' Others attended from Acton, God- erich Lucknow and Whitechurch. Shower Held For Lois Struthers Mrs. Bbb Struthers; Sharon and Cindy Lee entertained relatives and friends at a miscellaneous shower November 3rd; in honour of Miss Lois- Struthers bride -to- be December 8th, OUR egNTENNIAL SERVICES FONTINUE VETERANS WILL PARADE. TO THE CENOTAPH FOR A •MEMORIAL SERVICE AT 11 A.M. FOLLOWING THIS, THEY WILL PROCEED TO LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH' FOR THE CHURCH SERVICE AT 11:30 A.M. LUCKNOW BAND IN ATTENDANCE GUEST SOLOIST MRS. BERTHA SCOTT When you purchase your wedding invitations from The Lucknow Sentinel you will receive one year's free subscription (value $6.00) to . The Luclotiow. Sentinel SPECIAL REMEMBRANCE DAY: SERVICE,: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1 1 th A.N.N.NP.N.N.••••••••‘•1•••••••••••••1••••• •••••• ucknow resbyterian Church TO THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL BE SURE TO BUY A POPPY' , KINCARDINE On Tuesday , Octbber 23 Con- stable Poland investigated a single car accident on South. Shore. Road , Huron Twp. A car driven by Robert E. Joyce , Kincardine left the roadWay and struck a hydro pole on the west shoulder break- ing it off. The Joyce car receiv- ed extensive damage to the right side. On Friday, October 26, Con- stable Renwick investigated a two. vehicle accident on Hwy. 21, Huron Twp. A vehicle operated by Eileen Wrightson, Kincardine in backing out onto the highway from a private driveway , was in collision with a vehicle driven by Jessie Marshall, R. R. # 4, Ripley, causing slight damage to both vehicles. On Saturday , October 27 , Con- seable Burgess investigated a single car accident on Hwy. 21,. Huron Twp. involving a car driv- en by Robert Millard , Kitchener. The Millard ,car was northbound when the driver lost Control, cros- sed the highway and ended up in the west ditch with extensive damage. On Saturday., October 27 , Con- stable Renwick investigated a two vehicle accident near the inter= section of. Havelock Street on . Willoughby Street Lucknow.` A car driven by Bruce Carter,, R. R. 5 Lucknow , in making a right turn off Havelock Street struck a car operated by Mary E. Roulston, Lucknow. Moderate damage was done to both cars. A BIKE AT NIGHT MUST HAVE A LIGHT Here's a reminder to cyclists! Your Provincial Ministry of . Transportation and Communica— tions reminds all cyclist's that a bicycle', ridden after, dark ,must, be equipped with 'a white or amb- er light in front, and white reflec- tive tape on the frontforks. Your bike must also be, equipped with red reflective tape and a red light or reflector on the rear. Remember, - a bike at night must have a light. . • • A ' FALL SAFETY CHECK Motorist ! Now's a good time to make sure your car is ready for the long, cold , winter ahead. Have your car safety checked now to make sure it's in good working order this winter. The safety check should include brakes, 'wheel alignment , steer- ing assembly , exhaust system. tires and all lights. Also'check such important items as cooling system, hose connections, battery and wiper blades. A. complete pre-winter check now can save time and money later on. Dbn't wait for winter ... be' ready for it!' PEDESTRIANS IN NOVEMBER Pedestrians! Collision facts prove that long hours of darkness in November greatly increase pedestrian hazards. Dusk and darkness, come earlier- now and- patch many people on foot in traf- fic. Quite often, they're wear- ing dark fall or winter clothing, and are very hard for drivers to , see. As a pedestrian, always wear or carry something light in colour , and don't depend on• driv ers seeing you ... see for yourself The. Centennial Book is avail- able at Fisher's -Barber Shop and from Mrs. Ena Henderson. LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH J. W. Van. Stempvoort ' Pastor Services: • 10:00 a.m. Service 2:30 p.m. Service (Dutch, 1st Sunday of the month) VISITORS WELCOME and be safe! WINTER DRIVING CARE Drivers! Winter driving can be tricky -- but not if you adjust to winter conditions such as un-s certain weather ... slippery roads ...and reduced visibility.. 'Always' keep windshield wipers and defrosters in good condition.. keep headlights clean ... and keep remembering ... special -tare is the basis of safety on the road. • H. SPRUCE, Provincial Constable. UCW Works1 Held At liarrisi preOs y te r e2ri0a0waotniteefind efri ;NH HI shop held by Hamilron-N osot fco. Mrs tnUont United e.tnrei Margaret dt 2e 4Cd t 24th. Church o boo sn. ew! ton Conference welcomed; members and Mrs, Fe4 of St. Catharines, Presidet'lt Hamilton Conference bmill gearnewtee6tlifenFogiasinr.reisAlltznii.atljtrr:ics:wkneil Church,; vj s Th ac ,s,eim iotnhs _seTimooned iaornyftp!ohaseasid:tIoherl was introduced by Its, ' Clarke of Hamilton Confetii It is very interesting and cni a wealth of informational?) sources for all U.O.W,'s; title means that Missionis'' Bible unless everyone is co n::1 aware., and involved, anddo' something about it, Mrs. Johns gave a devel'it; "the Youth Study Pac, die groups were held and a dui shown, The afternoon session 9 with a sing song led by Welch of Paisley with* W. McCulloch, Paisley,)f ist . Audrey McKim who, worked with the Internatc Council of Churches initi 10 years spoke about hen! there and the fine work titi being done by the Chutchk working together to help* people help' themselves, that only 1/3 of the young obtain a secondary school,, tion as there'are not eno‘k schools and training fort; The meeting was classed Betty Wells of Palmerston,,; At an Installation on TSuerryfiticeli lowing, mr Part Elgin was instaBedai ent of Bruce Presbyterial i J . Hill , Past Resident, is away from the area, BRO The 1st Lucknow BrOWnie held their Hallowe'en* Tuesday, October 30th, Several games were plaAt then the costumes were Al Mrs; Tony Johnsione as rhel ies paraded around_theco0 winners were Fancy Dress;`. Hamilton; Comic, Suzanne,, land; and the Lucky VI by Michele Humphrey. The Brownies then had a! song while Snowy Owl, arld) Owl set out the lunch. San wiches, cookies, freshie AFB an candy were served by Rosalea Cameron, Shar0 ers , Judy Hunter, Tracy Mr agh , Shirley Wee, Sandra 'Campbell and Elizabeth Wi We closed our meetingii Taps. 'LUCKNOW, UtsliTED. CHURCH. Rev, Hobert' Nicholls, B.A. • Ministor. NOVEMBER 11th 10:00 a..M. Stmclay School Morning Worship is withdrawn- to allow people to attend the Remembrance Day Service in the Lucknow Presbyterian Church POINT TO PONDER Christ is our ,peace, who has made us both one, and has broken down the dividing wall of hostility. Ephesians 21.4 MONUMENTS, `Tor sound counsel and 'a fair price on o mment. correctly designed from quality material, rely on SKELTON MEMORIALS 'WALKERTON ESTABLISHED OVER SIXTY YEARS Pat O'Hagan, Prop. 881-0234 ONIn