The Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-01-20, Page 1A,, Year
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LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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On r Friday evening. over 225
people gathered at the Lucknow
District High School for a stir-,
priise birthday party for Rev. Gor-
don
or don W. Kaiser who on Wednes
day, January 13th"' celebrated: his
eightieth birthday. • Rev. and. Mrs. •
Kaiser's friends and neighbours >:
joined tfie families of the 'Ash-
field . Pastor=al Charge 'of the Un-
ited. Church of Canada (Zion,
Hacketts and . Slakes )' for the, oc-
casion. Their Son Keith , of Water
too and 'their.: daughter .Mrs.. Gor
' 'don (Donna). ` Harrison • and , her,
3 sons'' of. Plattsville, were able to
be present also. As Rev. ,Kaiser '
entered the auditorium; .ever. gone
Sang HaPpy Birthday.
Steve Stothers very capably
acted as chairman for the ,even-
' • ing with , entertainment by Mrs.
Jessie Alton; reading; % Wanda
Hunter, • Scotch dance; Rosalene
Phillips,: ;acordian. solo; Linda and
Jack'- Cameron, accordian" and _ vi
Olin duet; Mrs. Eunice Dunsmuir,, •
'solo; Mrs. Eleanor Irwin and..
•.Mrs. Dora Alton, ; violin duet;
• ;pianoaccompaniment °by . Mrs
Ruth Alton; ''George Henry, ac
• • Gordian solo Mrs. • Ella* Hackett:
and :Frank Alton, 'skit entitled REV. AND ,MRS. GORDON W. KAISER
• " The Census; Taker"; and' Gor-
don Mont omen' ..Showing: slides
• of his : recent Caribbean- cruise. birthday. For the past eight years Young people have, a deep feeling
T:. • .a f '- resect . °and affecti for you •
Rev.'• and. Mrs. •; Kaiser_• Were. You have ministered unsparin„ly P .
WEDNESDAY, : JAN, 20th,
1965..
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called' to the platform where the
Elders presented ' them with a,
-chair, step. up •table and lamp.
Bill. Hunter read the following
inset
to: our. spiritual needs - and. ,:.b their minister._.. That
f lin the .. dail aper titled
your • c�Nri persoi*al lie set a � fine �3i R
"The
example for every man, woman Country Parson” is very ' much I
-. like ; you; `Mr. .Kaiser;., with, your
and :child who has had, the . ry Y : 'humour
i . (. sense of humour. and; keen:in-
Dear
. lege. of havdrg :you ;. for- a friend, .:
address... " /,_ ' sight: • into ,• human nature :.. Your
•. Your ready' sympathy �� nd:.;un ...
Mr. Kaiser � ,. �
.. .. . de oted'' helpmate,,b .'Iierfriend='
din _. has.. el . Might- v .,.Y
Your �aran : manyfriends from. derstan • g h ped g interest
Y, ;..a I ly , interest and • participation in.
en • the times � when sorrow...and ,
the Blake's, Hackett s and Zion;; ;. church life,'and- her 'warm
loss have come to ,•our commun. our
congregati ons, and other guests ., hos rtalit : has' endeared' herself
IV..' Because 'you . are. still young p Y
are , :here tonight to honour you .. y .. boys ,: .. , ..
n heart our ,...and' iris and page '
on the occasion of eightieth ,,i. ,g (Qontmued on p g . , 13y
'yourg
.,
Oaths To ,NewSc olOf.:. Board.
be: in chare-, S:S 1, , Leonard
Earl 'Tont, Clerk Treasurer •of i g
Huron Township,• administered the Courtney; S.S. 4, William Mc -
oaths of office to the., members. ! Creath•;;' S.S. 7, John H. `Elliott;
• of School Board I Pine River Central, ` Donald Mao -
for newlyHuron and. rTavish; . Ripley -Huron C en tr a'1,:
the Township .of ,
ral Howard :Hodge:
Village' of Ripley.at the 'inau ui g
meeting, The.Board will be known,
Mrs. 'John C. MacDonald Was
as the , Township. . School` ,Area of 'appointed ' as Secretary -Treasurer,
Ripley-Huron:Dr J B Tindall. to Ripley Drs
:
trict.:'High • School ; Board, •-Lloyd,:'C1i'apel here on:Friday; January:
John H. 'Elliott' was elected' 'Welds as'Attendance .Officer and.
Y],��h at 2 00 ;.p >iu.�;� with Rev.. •'T:
Chairman : and . Howagd 'Hodge, 'Earl Lohnes.'to the Library Board ' . J.' at 2McKinney` as 'officiating clergy
. g...
ViceChairman. for a 'three yea: ; term;., man. Temporary entombment was
i
The f lie . 'mittees . were.School Custodians are : S.S. '1,
o Eovwing, , colri � .‘,vete. in South . Kinloss � : Mausaleumot. � . ,.
D i ,:. - . • his
chosen., Teacher, Donald Mac- :Lorne Brown; S.S. 4, :Mrs. D�n • .,Tireinfant.: is survived . by .
Tavish, Leonard Courtney, .Trans .Dole,, S.S,. 7., Mrs. Angio , Gu Mrs:. .Conte ,being • the
parents ( y g
dive. Months 01c
Digs' At Trenton
Larry Ronald Conley, five month
old . son of L.A.C. and Mrs. Ron-
ald W. Conley, died- in Trenton
Memorial Hospital, January "13th.
Then funeral. service ,was 'held'
from the '' MacKenzie Memorial
.portation . Howwrd • Hodge, Wil- emir, •pine : 'River' Central;• Mrs.
liam McCreath; Property, Wil- Lorne.''Henry.,'Ripley-Huron Cen-
liam McCreath Donald :Ma�cTav- tial,: Mr: and Mrs.• Joe' Hackett.
ish.
• , Regular, meetings 'wily -be. held
s as- on the , first Wednesday of each
Each' Board .memnber" was . ,.. •
i month.
signed a School of which he will •
Continuing Progress By St. Peters,;
Express Thanks To: Russell Whitby
*The Annual Meeting of the• con
gregation of- St. Peter's Anglican
Church, Lucknow, was held Wed-
nesday, January 13th. A minute
of silence was'observed in tribute
to those members of the parish
who passed (4 0. in 1964, The 1
rector, Rev,. J. R.. King, asked
God's blessing upon the meeting. +,
The• rector's report was given .by
Mr. King', 'in Which he pointed ,
' out the continuing .progress of the •
Parish. All �fin'anci,al' committments
,to missionary A work • as well as
: all local expenses. were .met in
1964. A" ,„;..contribution was also
made to the Anglican ,World itilis°
sign. Fund, An .illustrative talk on
tithing v was given by : the motor °
nancial reports were read, and'.
adopted and. thanks extended to
all who helped to makes 1964. it ,
successful year. A letter of aP-
predation is to .be • sent to the
fettling People's Warden, Russell i
Whitby, for his 10 years- of SFW
vice in this officer.
The officers , of the parish, for
1965 ,'are- as fellows: Vestry Clerk,
Mrs, Allan 'Manto: Rector's War-
den', Jain Ketchabaw;People's
Warden,,' Edward , McQuillin; Del-
'egate to Synod, - Fred, McQuillin;
Substitute delegate .to Synod, Ed-
ward Mctluillin; Board -of Man-
agernent . Miss Ruth Thompson,
Mrs, Stewart Lavis,,Jack Wraith,
Russell Whitby. Allan .SVlanto, Leo
eaiichainp;. •! trs, Harvey Mole,
Ci'iff��Roulstot., 'Mr's, Ernest Gaunt,
',1rs. 'Ettra Pelves: ,Church .Trea-
srirer, Mrs:. ,iiarhld Cooper; Au-
ditors,. Miss Thornpao>�, 1V1rs, M< n -
to; 1}rar•ish1la'll`W Coini'nittce, Leo
13eaueliamp, Mrs. Roberts, Rus-
sell..Whitby.
A 'letter froin lis Luxton
was read, by Mr: King. The meet -
was elasod' with the
Bene-
diction. Coffee was served by the •
women .sof the church
former 'Louise Irwin), a sister
Laurie ' age one year • and. grand-
parents: Mr. and Mrs. • Roy Irwin,
W6st . ` Wawanosh Township :. and
Mr.' and Mrs.Eugene ' : Conley,
Kinloss; Townshi.
P
The youngster was hospitalized
italized
y gnia' `just after Chris-
vvith • pneumo just
return
turas: He was. allowed � � to
ti
1r .ne last week • but � his condition
• rapidly worsened again: shortly.
after returning home and . he was
returned to hospital... Ronald' is
stationed at 'Trenton with ' the.
Royal Canadian Air Force.
$tedman:.:Managei'
tit Kinqsville
Robert McInnis,* ' formerly • of
Kinloss .Township, has been trans-.
forted from Huntingdon, Quebec,
to Kingsville,.: , Ontario. He' 'is
manager of. a ' Stedman's Store.
Mr. ° and Mrs. McInnis aro' 'their
family ° of 'three, Allan,. Sharon.
and Dianne, have .lived at Hunt-
ingdon since last March. 'Mrs.
McInnis is the former Helen. Nic-
holson, daughter of, Mr. and Mrs.
'Archie Nicholson of` town. Bob is
the son: of Mr. . and .Mrs. John
hags.Train T top, Jahui Foran •Resigns
School Bus-, 'Stocks Clerk: of
On Railway Tracks- West Wawanosh
There were a few anxious mo- John Foran,.clerk Of the 'Town ---
merits on the 4th of Kinloss on 'ship of West 'Wawanosh' for the
1Vlondav afternoon when a Luck- ; past eleven years; has resigned*.
now ' District High School bus, •and• applications are presently be
driven by Allan Reed. of Luck- ing called for a, successor. He will.
now, .became .• stuck on • the tracks continue on until'' a new man ,is
'near.' the .farm of ' Jelle ‘de Jong. appointed;
With heavy.'snowfalls and ' bliz- John was :appointed' clerk in,
.zard conditions p~evailing, high Ferbuary of. 1954..succeeding Dur -
.school students, were let out at • nin Phillips of ;Durigann�,n, now
noon. and 'the busses made . the . of Lurgan; 'who' .had ' held the
trio' around : rettirnin'; the ' rural post for' thirty-one years!
students to their` homes.. He is a native' of ,. West' 'Wawan
There is' a ' sharpturn in the
• ash and after teaching school in
road,,. on rile 4th where it'passes. Northern' Ontario, for two. .years
over the railway; tracks, and with
driving conditions as they• were,'
the bus became mired on the
tracks.,
A phone.call to Ripley was too.
late as the train': had left the
station there. Allan Reed" ran up
the : tracks 'and managed to flag.
the train , .to. a ' stop before- it
approached the 4th. crossing. . Us-
ing de Jong's -tractor, the bus
was' removed, . with very • little
hold-up to the. train crew.There
was no, personal: danger to, the
few students aboard, but we ` im-
agine ' Allan r had visions , of a
rather large hole in . the bus it-
self;
Irich�s Sno�
he; served ,as camp clerk. with ..
a • lumber ' . ompany, During. the
second" world war' 'he served, with '.
the .Canadian `Navy and then 're-
turned
re
turned:,• to West' • Wawanos i in, 1946
where. he took up:farming:.
Mr. Foran's 'resignation was re-
ceived with ' regret by members . .
of council, :, •
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WEEK OP PRAYER SERVICE
The Week of Prayer will be
observed locally in.the ' Lucknow
United': Church on Sunday ' even-
ing, •January `24th at eight o'-
clock.
' clock: _
Rev.` Gordon Fish of Wingham
will be . the guest speaker.Choirs
of the;` United, Presbyterian'' and
Anglican churches in . town,, who.
In are sponsoring: the service, will
participate.
;TW
�n�Hours,e tFour. ,.��.: ,1In ' •about '24 , hours , on ,SundayAI•listerHu hes "
and. Monday,. eighteen ,Inches of .
snow fell locally, and as thin, was
written � uesda ,afternoon,' T to eon it was •Is • ��a
y r
Chairman:
still ''fluttering down. •
�' Ablate . 'Hughes of ' � the ' 6th o -f, •:
rr. ..
Kinloss Township was last week
owns p ..
appointed.' as secretary-trea surer"
• of t h e newly = "formed Kinloss
Township ` School ` Ar e a. Board.
The'' new' area : embraces the en-
tire,
n-tire: townshipand came into be-::
ing following, recent :legislation by
the Ontario:Department. of Edu
nation. •
Allister : formerly served as sec:
tary-treasurer : of • the . Kinloss:
' 1 • Area:. No. 1 which operated!
w , central., school at Holy -
Driving . conditions'locally were
quite ;poor Sunday, and a number
of..weekend ' visitors to ', : the ,area
were forced :.to' take the, train in
returning'' to the , cities.« This how
ever, didn't.' sol:: a all problems,
as the ",train wouldn't'start : in Kin-
cardine. Taxicabs were .engaged
at • this end and •took. CNR rias,;:
engers . directly 'to Stratford v. here
they made connections with trains
there.
: - On Saturday night . here, . the
temperature : dipped to 21 below
zero, artd on , Friday and Thurs-
day' nights of ' last. week, it was'.
11 below. The', coldest on record
here . is • 34 below.
•
bers : of the Kinloss .board
.are; ,Leo `Murray, Russell Ross,
Evan I eith, Walter Breckles, and:.
Ronald, Thacker,. m
Chrisfian.'Reforn�ed Church lnstall ;
ew Pastor At Service On � M�nday
The. congregation of the'Chris- . January 1964 the church,- of Luc- •
tian Reformed . Church of. -Luck know. was ': the privilege 'Luck: , . granted1? a
now experienced . great joy' ; on of calling' their own minister.- Af-
onday; ,'night, When ';their first 'ter various attempts,. �a'. call : was -':-
}r
pastor, was installed. : 1, extended 'to and 'accepted y the.
The: Christian Reformed, Church Ret.. •Dirk : J. M. Lieverdink, sere-
of.. Lucknow w'a s organized in .ing '.. t h e' ' :Christian : Reformed
1952. ' Since ''that time they were Church: of ' Fredericton, : N e w .`
served by. home' Missionaries' 'of : Brunswick. 'Rev. and Mrs. Liev-•
the Church, and from,1960-1964 ;erdink arrived. in.-Lucknow.:. last;
by• the, Rev. 'Mr. S�im•on Terpstra Wednesday evening, 'January 13,
in combination /with the. Christian and occupied the new manse;on
Reformed ' Church of Listowel. In Ross. Street •:that • same, evening:'
� K : �`� � �'3a a •: . ` The Rev. Simon Terpstra, : sere
z rasa as, Counsellor for the church
of Lucknow. was in'charge of the
'Installation service.His . message,.'
for . the new pastor and the' con-
gregation
on ,
gregation, was entitled "The 'Joy
of the Spirit." He. then proceed
ed to : install the ' Rev. Liever
drink ' as pastor • of the Christian
Reformed Church of LucknoW. -
;The charge to the pastor was
read 'by the.. Rev. Mr. H. ' Men-
nega of Dresden, Ontario, who
also spoke words of:welcome to'
the new pastor. Rein." Mennega
worked with -Rev. Lieverdink in
the Maritimes during 1961 and •.
1962. 'The charge to the congre- •'
gation ` a n d appropriate words
were spoken by 'the Rev. Mr, A.
Stienstra of. Exeter, a former
.classmate of the Rev. Lieverdink.
Words ' of congratulations , and "
Of welcome : were 'extended • by
Harvey Webster on: behalf of the
village of LucknoW. The Rete.
LIEVERDINK (Continued on",p�age�. T3)
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