The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-07-09, Page 11975
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Each Of Three Clubs Receive $1752
As Proceeds Of Recent Bikeathon,
Participants Deserve Considerable Credit
A major fire in Huron Township
on --Wednesday of last week
completely • destroyed the barn of
Howard Harrison on the. 10th
concession west. Three other out
buildings went up in flames..
The fire broke out about 1.45
p.m. during haying operations and
resulted from a hot bearing on the.
In Top. Five At
Miss Dominim
Of Canada Contest
harvester. The barn was about half
full of hay and contained some
grain. ,
Also lost was a 10 by 10 colony
house and a 20 by 40 hen house,
both east of the barn. Destroyed
also was the old S. S. No. 15 Huron
School, used by Howard as a work
shop. Same tools were lost, .but
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many were saved from the school.
Ripley-Huron Fire Department,
using both trucks and the water
tanker truck, fought the.fire. The
only additional water supply was a
well near the barn which' was
inaccessible because of .the fire.
The house, while threatened for
a time, was saved.
The climax of a very successful
Bikeathon took place at BrOokside
School on Monday night of last
week when each of the three
sponsoring organizations was pres-
ented with a cheque for $175188,
their share ,of the approximate
$5300: that has been received 'to
date.
Mrs. Barry Hackett, secretary-
treasurer, told the Sentinel that
more money is still coming in and a
few more hundred dollars may be
the final total.
Walter Arnold accepted the
money on behalf of the Lions Club;
Jim. Morrison and Brian Johnston
on behalf of the Kinsmen and Herb
Wilkins on behalf of Ashfield
Recreation Committee.
The three organizations were
high in the praise of the 193 bikers
who pitched in to make the event
such a success.
W. Wawanosh Approve Aid To Goderich
Hospital, OK Township Hall As Winter
Headquarters For Snowmobile Club
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Normonde Jacques, 21, of Blind
River, Ontario, was chosen Miss
Dominion of Canada over 15 other
contestants at Niagara Falls on. July
1.
Miss Jacques*, a bilingual tele-
phone operator, said: "I didn't
know whether to laugh or try."
"I • wasn't 'thinking in either
French or English when my name
was said. I just went blank."
Miss Jacques represented North-
ern Ontario in the annual competi-
tion. She .is 5-feet, 4-inches tall,
weighs 114 pounds and has brown
hair.
As Miss Dominion of Canada she
is eligible , to enter other beautY
contests such as Miss Universe and
Miss World.
The first runner-up was Jacquel-
ine Wilson, 19, of Napanee,
representing Eastern Ontario,
Second runner-up was Mary- Du-
Bois, 22, of Niagara Falls; repres-
enting the Niagara Peninsula.
Miss Jacques was crowned by
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Died Sunday
George Saunders died Sunday at
Ainecrest Manor Nursing Home` in
Lacknow in his 81st year.
The funeral was' held Wednes-
day, July 9th at 2 p.m. from
MacKenzie Memorial Chapel,'
Lucknow,
West Wawanosh Township
Council held 'its regular July
session in the office of the
Township Garage on Tuesday
evening, July 1st, with all members
in attendance, Reeve Lyons presid-
ing. /
The minutes of the regular June
meeting and a special •meeting held
June 5th to consider the 1975
budget, were read and adopted on
motion of Councillors Foran and
Hickey.
Jim Banks, Administrator, and
Doug McNeil, Chairman of -the
Board, of Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, Goderich', ap-
peared before Council and provid-
ed information on the proposed
expansion of the hospital, for which
they are requesting aid from West
Wawanosh. A motion by Council-
lors Stothers and . Foran granted
approval for a payment of $1440.00
toward the hospital project, such
,payment to be made probably in
1976 toward the end of completion
of the project, and at the
Administrator's request. The
Clerk was directed to write the
Board informing it of Council's
decision.
Motion 1:or Councillors Foran and
Cranston, "That A.W. Clark and
• Associates,. of Wingham, be con-
tacted to ascertain if they would be
prepared to undertake the survey
of the municipal drain petitioned
for in the' St, Augustine area."
Three St. Helens area residents,
members of the Snowmobile Club,
attended the meeting and request- •
ed COuncil's permission to use the
Township Hall as headquarters for
their Club for approximately four
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Rev. Harold Dobson
Inducted Friday
At Dungannon
DUNNGANNON NEWS
Rev. Harold Dobson was induct-
ed to the pastoral charge Dungan-
non-Nile at. Dungannon United
Church on Friday evening,. July 4 in
the presence of members from both
congregations. Rev. John Roberts
of Belgrave opened the meeting
and Rev. Wesley Ball of Gorrie
preached the sermon, "What
Every Minister Expects of His
People".
Rev. Cecil Wittich Of Blyth
conducted the Induction Ceremony
and led Rev. Harold Dobson to his
pulpit, from which he pronounced
the benediction.
The gathering moved to the
church basement for a social time
over tea and cookies. A welcome to
the village is extended to Rev. and
Recreation
Report
A monthly report on activities of
the Loam* Recreation' Depart-
ment as reported by chairman Bill
Hunter and Tony Johnstone..
The swimming pool opened on
the June 21st week end and with
the warm weather, 375 children
took advantage of 'the facilities..' It
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Drafted By TWO
Pro Hockey Teams
'David Bell, presently attending
Harvard University on a scholar-
ship and playing hockey on their
Varsity team, 'was drafted by the
Montreal Canadiens of the National
Hockey League and the Edmonton
Oilers of the World Hockey
League.
David plans to continue on at
school and complete' his degree.
His parents, MacLean Bell and
Jean (Bissett) BeH, are from this
Highest Standing
In Year Four
The Peter Adamson Memorial
Scholarship is given to the student
in Year 4 (Grade 12) at GOderich
District Collegiate Institute who
has the highest average calculated
,from the aggregate of six Year' 4
subjects.
This year's winner is Flora
Simpson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Duncan Simpson, R. R. 3 Goderich,
with an average of 89.3 percent.
The value of that scholarship is
about $130
Retires From Service
After 21 Years
Bob Morton, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Morton of Lucknow, will
retire this month after 21 years in
the Royal Canadian Air Force. Bob
has been stationed at Sept Isles,
near Labrador..
Mr. and Mrs,. Morton and
Michelle 12, Cindy, 13 and Ian 15
will take up residence in the
Sheppard house, the former Whar-
Mrs. Dobson, who come to us from j area' and now reside in St. John, i ry home. Bob will work at
Grand Bend "New Brunswick Dominion Roads in Goderich.
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Ashfield Men
Were Champion
PiAlers In 1927
Pictured is Ashfield tug of war
team of 1927.
The pull was in Goderich on the
square between the town of
Goderich and Ashfield Township
with Ashfield the winners.
The winners each received S5
and the picture. .
From left to right are John A.
MacKenzie from Port Albert; Jack
(Rattler) MacDonald, Kintail;
Jim Sinnett, Kingsbridge; Alex
(Sandy) Hackett of Brucelea Hav-
en, Walkerton, the captain of the
team and Reeve of Ashfield at the
time; Wilfred (Pete) Farrish,
Kintail; Murdock Matheson, Loch-
alsh; Jack Quaid, -Port Albert'; Bert
Alton, now living in Lucknow and
formerly of concession 10.
Sandy Hackett and Bert Alton
are the only two members living to-
day.