The Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-03-03, Page 164
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IAGENT FOR' KINCARDINE- CLEANERS 4
Free Pick -Up and Delivery Monday and iliarid
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3 Miles In. $noini
Going T edding
(By Whitechurch Correspondent)
here, of. Miss Laura Lee,' daughter
of Mrs. Helen Hornick and John
,Henderson, sort..of IVir: and Mrs.
Robert • Henderson* on Saturday,
Februiry 27th et 2:30 . p.m. in
. First Church •of Christ Disciples,
,Lonckin, were his parents, bre=
thers Keith, Arthur, JIM, Larry,
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin, Mrs.
'derson. In order to latent the
had to walk from 'their home, 3
miles, through the snow., to the
village the night before and re-
main With relatives. Luckily their
car was parked in .the village. '
OLIVET NE S
Sympathy is extended to the
family of Mr. John ,MacCharles
who suffered a fatal heart attack
on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Roulston
and Jack, Mrs. Jennie Mills and
Mrs. Solomon of Lucknow a'ttend-
ed the ftineral of Richard Solo-
mon in Stratford on Tuesday.
Wendy visited with Mrs. Hamil-
ton in It. Josephs Hespital, •Lon -
Mr. and Mrs. Howard McGuire
of Stratford vialted in the com-
munity on Sunday; ,
Sudbury visited over the week-
end with Mrs. Jean Hamilton,
Janet and Michael. '
ELECTED CHAIRMAN, •
MARRIED TO FORMER
The'Feurth Estate, the publica-
. tion.' of the London Free. Press
EznploYees' Association', carries
an article ie their Janeary
azine. of the election 'of ,Fred
WOodley as General. Chairman of
the greup. The organization com-
prises, members from the news-
paper, radio end television depart-
ments, of the Free Press,
Fred Is married to the fernier
Margaret Steer, daughter of Mr-.
and Mrs. Philip Steer ;of Kinloss
Township. He is employed in the j
of the organization and 'at age '
26 he Is believed to be .one of
the 'youngest Men ever to Serve
as ehairmak of the Geheral Com -
Fred IS 'shown the Magazine
.in- a cave man's teatime which
. he donned for the campaign for
election. to the post. With him. is
a pretty young Jody canipaigning
on the same ticket , under the
HURON:.*AN DIES,
Sandra who Is 13 years old and
a student at Ripley High Scheol;
brother Sandy. •of •Huron Town-
ship:. sisters,. Mrs. Ernest (Isabel)
Gaunt Of West Watvanoall :Town -
Slater 'of Sca rough, rs. Bruce
(Margaret): Taylor of Newmarket,
Mrs. Elden kJessie) Avery of Tiv-
erton. He was predeceased by a
aister Mrs. William (Sadie) Knott
of Clarksburg and a brother Rod
in; a farm: accident in 1945 at' the
The largely 'Attended funeral
serVice attested to. the' esteein" in
which lifacCharles was held
and to the 'popularity of this val-
tied citizen of the Olivet com-
rnunity;• Rev, George Ball of • Ol-
ivet United Church. conducted the
.funeral'service' at the McLennan
FuneraT Home in RiPley on. Sun-
day afternoon with burial in Rip-
ley Cemetery. Pallbearers' Were
Norval Stewart, Grant MacDon-
11d, Donald MacTaviSh, Wilfrid.
Steele, Herb 'Clayton mid Gordon
organist at the service, 7
y The SeRtine
THAT ;the ,,McNaughton
hevo given up the Position of
caretaker at the Lucknow Pres-
byterian Church; They have
carried • on the work at the
"church for over six years. 'An
advertisement for ceretaker can
be found. elsewhere in the pa -
THAT a card from Mr. and 'Mrs.
• William Kempyn, operators of
'a summer totnist business at
Clam Lake, says that they are
on their way 'home from Los
Angeles and please send their
paper te their home address.
The card was written from St..
THAT J. C.; Drennan 'of Aihfield,
a director on the 'Kincardine.
Local, attended the manual inee-
ting of., the concentrated milk
producers in °dam" lait-Wed-,
nesday end Thursday.
THAT Elwin, Hall of Lucknow
was a recent judge et the Wing -
ham Lions Club public speak.;
THAT president' Oliver MacChar-
,` les and Mrs. MacCharles Were
local • representatives for the
Luckncnv Agricultural Society at
the Ontario Association of ,Agri-
cultural Societies held in. Tor-
onto last week.
THAT Mr. and Mrs. George
Joynt were scheduled to. fly to
Palm Springs in California last'
Thursday but their 'flight was
grounded because • of stormY
weather: They took the train
from London to Chicago and
flew from Chicagc• on.
THAT Franklin ' son. of
pOintment to the Bank of Mon.-
• treal. branch at. Owen Sound.
Frankli'n has been with. the
•Lucknewi branch for the past
Sound . on Wednesday, *Arch
THAT MN: Lou. (GWen) 'Parker
.dOn, by 'ambitlance,,, on Sunday.
Gwen:, fractured' her, leg ten
days ago while Skiing. further.
examination. and treatment of
the breake wes•to be done 'the
tHAT Mr. and Mrs. 'Lorne Ham-
ilton have rented the home ,va-
Mrs. Joe Balzer: Mr. arid Igra:
_Balzer have moved t6 Kitchen-
er where Mrs. ,Balzer is 'acting
forced to give, .up hia, positron
here ,•as pollee chief because
. of health reasons. The home is
located opposite the Lucknorw
District' • High School •and is
' owned by Bob :Reid who*. res-
ides just west of, Lticknow, on
THAT':mrs.. Jack 'Hewitt, 'teacher
School, we -a hospitalized in -Kin.
eardine last Wednesday.' Mrs;
"Robert MacKenzie assisted with
stipervision at the,.High. School
THAT . we hate 16. see people
missing copy of their paper,
but we appreciate the• fact that
it -is inissed, Mrs. Margaret
MacDonald ,of Walkerton,
vising us' that she bad missed
one, issue, says "we sure zniss
it; after ' we read it we send.
it to Keswick."
'THAT We' xelcome n.ewg of all
sporting events taking place at
-the Lucknow arena, or for that
matter, anywhere in the area:
We .do, however, count op rep-
resentatives from, each team
advising us of what is 'going
oe, Without their help we must
let the games '<go "uncovered".
It would ' be a .7 -clay a week
jo or mad we would have
to "live" at the arena to .cover
Sport ourselves.,
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alues Effective
THAT a milker Clinic is 'being*ad-
for 'Tuesday, . March .9th at the
THAT Elwin Hall noticed a
snow bank the other day, e, sign
of spring that hao been noticed
by a number ,in the community.
THAT ,Mr. 'and Mrs. Caswell Hac-
kett 'are living in' the ' house.
'just seuth of town belonging to
'Glen Walden. Caswell has been
employed on the Wald& farm
for a couple of 'weeks,. coming
THAT weather forcet' the . post-
ponement of the Kinloss Scout
*banquet at Holyrood last Satur-
day. night. The Legion -Bingo on
Thursday also was blown oid;
THAT if means much, and we
'doubt if .it does, March 'came iti•
like -a Lamb and so is-•schedtd-
'THAT a post card from Barry.
/Mailed frem .,paytoria. Beach in
Florida, 'arrived too late for
comment ',in last week's issue.
home frezn • their visit to the
south ,which saw .them vacation-
' ing '4n temperaturea of' 85 de-.
THAT the Lucknow District Co -
.op downtown ' store .and office
is sporting a new tile floor that,
'adds to the appearance of .the
interior of.' the, building. •
THAT, if anyone missing' their
er nevis item this Week, we
can tell ' you why. .After find-
ing our offke furnece out at
11:30 last Saturday night and
` -getting Jim Arnold out •of bed'
.to tell 'him About' it and make
arrangements .fOr. Correeting the
. situation, We proceeded honie
with our usual, armful of 'Sun-
' day work: At the entrance to
our garage, the box sliPped-out
of' our hands, Upside dowh ihto
a snow bank in the dark • We
hastened ,to our kneel to collect
' classified "ads, news items, un-
opened( mail, publicity releases,
paperman Uses On quiet StIti-
found them all:
Storm Ties
Lucknow Area
NO:need to t11. our local read
ers that 'We had a storm here
we had, dandy:
Starting 'last Wednesday night,'
it tied things up throughout the
area "end ' the worst. :of . lasted.
29 inches of snow fell 'locally"
in „the 4B -hour period .and fanned •
by- strong winds, ,pilecl.'up .drifts
',that , presented some .real prob-
lems for snow plow oPerators and
those who ventured': out to work.
'Maiay. shop -keepers, dependent on
the retail trade closed their bus.
mes,ses,/ and many, , others like
done 'as , on. Ordinary. ' days., be-
cause of the leek of interrUptiOzza.
The town, cotukry and provin-
'alai snow plow creWs and local
snow removal. men 'really earned
their mo,ifey and a wprd of praise
is in order for. them. Mail men
:were at a standstill and no* mail •
delivery Was. received here ,orr•
•Friday, Largest local cireulation
daily, the London 'Free Pre$5,
were not able. to make local de.
liveries on Friday: The Storin was•
not. a. local one, but 'extended
'across much' of the province,.
' As' this was written .on !rues'
day, snow 'banks are disappear-
ing' after a pleasant weekend with
comparatively mild temperatures.
The entire weekend' and into the
first of the week has, .been
FEBRUARY' RECORD
Local ' weather recorder J,
Greer searched the record books
on Monday and found that 'Feb.'
ruary, with a snowfall of 68 in-
ches, hag set a record here for
that inonth. The previous .record
was in 1889 When 034- incheS
The, lightest snowfall on record
locally was In February, 1961,
inches of snow was "regiStered.
The high temperature • this
month was 50, 'degreeS on the loth
and the low' was, 6 below on the
. nfall was 1;38 inc
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