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LUCKNOW, ,ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, JULY .•14th, 1965
DUNGANNON' - MINISTER'S SON,
KENNETH VELDHUIS
•Kenneth Veldhuis, M.D., son of
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Veldhuis of
Dungannon, graduated ,- f r o. m
• Queen's University, Kingston,
May. 29 1965, His father Rev.. J.
A..Veldhu s anda brother Rev., A
Veldhuis;. of ' God's, Lake, Manito-
ba, are both graduates of : Queens,
1959 and 1963.
• Dr, .Velhuis is now interningat.
'Victoria Hospital, London.'
Chas. McQutIlin
To Visit Alaska
Charlie McQuillin mill " leave
Saturday'
for
about a month's
cation which will take
s
, him to Al
aska. '
He plans ' to motor to Prince
Rupert, B.C.; leave his car there
and take a boat trip . up the :.coast'
to St
a wavAlaska.
Whi e her
he' will ake : the ° train over the
White Pass. He . will return via
the same route. Charlie has va
catibifed' in the north before but
not in'° the urea he plass' to .visit
this year. He will . make 'the
' trip alone,
Charlie teaches in Zurich but
spends his week -ends . on the
farm ' near' St. Helens with his
sister Beatrice 'and brother ...Wil-•
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BUSES WILL BE LATER
The buses, leaving for
swimming classes at Tees-
water, will, . now leave Luck-
now
ucknow at 8:25 • a.m on
ming. days.' They hadpre-
viously left at 8 a.m.
m•
Fewer pickups and , too'•ear- •
ly artival at the Teeswater
pool have prompted this
change. ' '
RECEIVES PROMOTION
Flying in Officer:. George Richards,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Orland Rich-
ards of town, has been. promoted
•to Flight Lieutenant..
After, graduating =from Univer-
sity of Toronto, George and fam-
ily moved west, where he is a jet
'instructor at RCAF• Station, 'Gim,-
li, Manitoba,:
George and ; his wife Joan and
family, Dawn, Jim and Ruth Ann•
are presently holidaying -with his
parents. They will' be. flying • back
• west at the' end of July.
Dunnannon
WON SALES TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Greer
of Lucknow will ' 'take •a
,.two week trip to Denmark;,.
Sweden and, Germany , ' This
ip has' been- awardedto
rold by General Electric
mpany ,'forsales volume..
pprove Addition
To .Kinloss School
Tentative approval has 'been re-
ceived from the Department of
Education for the construction of
a 4 -room addition plus auditor-
ium to the Kinloss Central Public
School. •
The addition will absorb the pu-
pils from four oneroom schools
in the township that will be •,clos-
ed:
LIONS' PLAN' CARNIVAL,
GARDEN PARTY.' "AND ,• DANCE
On Thursday of next week,:
.July 22nd, Lucknow and, District
Lions Club C u is s nsorin 'garden
and
po g .,.g en
party and carnival in the:Luck-
now
uck
now Arena. -
Lions' wives•will be . responsible. ° an
for the good food that- will he a
vailable . assisted by the men of
the club. Or is it the . men -assisted
by the wives. We're not sure,
Games, bingo, dancing and . a
prize draw will round out the ev
ening. ' There ' will be plenty of
good food • and lots' ••of fun.. Your
attendance; is : a boostto the Lions
in ' continuing' their work' of.. com-
munity betterment,
ommunity,'betterment,
Se :Dungannon
Herd. : Oii .Friday
.This Friday, July 16th, ' will ;see
a,, climax . to: a ., colourful career
'as, .a�, breeder- of shorthorn cattle
for •W;: A. ' Culbert of eDungannon
when the first in` a series of two
dispersal sales will be ° held for.
the . Maple Emblem - herd at .the
Lucknow Community Sales Barns.
e Mr. Culbert has • been in the
purebred shorthorn cattle. busin
ess for thirty-five years: During
that time; the name Mahle, Em-
blem has became prominent in.
shorthorn circles. ' and the Cul-'
•berts have: had the.. privilege of
seeing some top ' 'quality ' and
price cattle come :out. of the herd:
Mr. Colbert, who will be'81
81
years . of age in September has
been unable to do any of the farm
work for some time and' this part
of the business , has been carried.
on by sons Bill and , Howard. Mr.
Culbert: has ;continued to • keep in
close contact with the. business,
through 'the administrative end of
the; farming: venture. ' He , person-
ally, prepared t e': catalogue. of
142' lots. d' in his. associations •
with .the Sentinel:. throughout the
years, he has 'always amazed us
in his knowledge ' of his, herd. Al-
though not' in .as close . contact
with • the herd' as before, this
knowledge still'exists:
'The decision'to k sell • the entire
herd• has not been an eas one
for the'Culbert '' family after a life-
time of building this business ..to
•the prominence of today
Because of the size of the herd,.'
the sale will 'be . divided into two
days, July '.;16 • and October 1b;.
both at the'° Lucknow sales. barn..
If you are:interested in top. short-
horn
cattle, a catalogue may: be
' f be o at
Winedro M. ,,.,Cul, rt., r .
;:a Sir .,. ,M .. fir.
x<
tin ..
Newly �App�int�
Bank Manager:
Mr: C. it Bird' ficeountant:'�at
the Walkerton branch of the Can-
adian Imperial . Bank of Com-
merce, will succeed Lloyd ' Hum-
phrey as manager of the Auburn
branch. of the:Bank..Mr. Bird has
been in Walkerton seven ,• and:. a
half years. His new ; duties will
be assumed- around the .. first of
September;
Mr.. Bird will ' be in:the Auburn
Bank three days • a week. The 'oth-
er , two days;; Tuesday and Thurs-
day, . he' will be in ,the . Dungannon
Branch as is the present arrange-
ment. Mr., Humphrey and his as-
sistant' James Louks come to
Dungannon on these two days.
Mr.. Humphrey has _ been : ap-
pointed` manager at Dublin.'
HONOURED BY FRIENDS
ON 89th BIRTHDAY '
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W. W. Hill was ' uest ,of honour
g
at a party, held• on, Tuesday, . July
6th,' at his home in Lucknow, on
it hda
' 89th birthday..
6
f hie
the occasionY
Guests present included, Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Rogers. of Flint, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm.' Blue of Detroit,
•Mrs.. 'Oscar. Casemore' :of Wing -
ham, .:Huntl'y Gordon of Amberley
Beach and immediate neighbours.
FINE 'CROWD, .WEATHER
FOR GLORIOUS.' TWELFTH
n of . $t: 'Heleps;:
Ross Erringto
past county master, was.chair-,,
man' for the afternoon at the 112th•
.of Jtiiy celebration. rin. W.ingham
UnggnnQn Man last' Saturday at which .38 lodges
pated.
wd estimated': ` at' 8,000;'sFa d:*
hand to view. thelargesttali Injured � :on
H M 54 Dun parade ed'
gang .s r George Cameron of. W gham 1
killed' h h
ya
in the towns history.
„George .00ze, . of -in
on, -was i e when
i, ca n. thea traditional
went out 'of control and rolled. ov• the•y • parade . n
er o s white horse..
n Hichway 4, three mile es in :the walk froU this
.,south of Clinton Saturday' night ' Lodges
est num-
th g
area were Amberley, which . won*
the award
Mr. Moore, an employee of
Goderich Manufacturing Co.' Ltd.,
was alone in the car.
Police believe the car went out
of Control after running onto'' the
shoulder of the highway. "att
-- a was ' the oldest person
Service +Was held Tuesday at Lodge He. was 82 years, 9 mon-
or e
ber of members on parade,- Beth-
el; Dungannon-, Zion, • Kinloss and
Kinlough.
of Bethel
William. Eminerton
home P.m. at the Stiles funeral
Goderich. �Rurial. *ea
Dungannon Cemetery. •
r:. Moore resided alone at his
home in Dungannon 'and dal
drove to and from work in Gorier-
ich.
parade.
ths. Two other parade.cesarbers
were 82 and it was ne Y
determine the Winnerby mon-
ths,,
ono
ths;ideal
Weather conditions were
for the celebration.
Exchange Students
Visit. This Ares
Karen Kolodinsky of ; Le Pas,
Manitoba visited, this past.. week
with Corinne' -MacDonald, conces-
sion eight,: Huron' : and . Leonard
MacKayy of :Norway -House, 'Mani-
toba visited with- John . Bradley of
Amberley.-
Karen ' and, Leonard are 'both.
exchange ; students under inter -
Provincial, students exchange.
• Next month Corinne_. MacDonald
daughter of Mr. and.. Mrs. John
C. MacDonald and John Bradley,
son of Mr. and'Mrs., Eldon Brad-'
ley, ..will go to 'Melville, " Seek
atchewan under a similar pro -
:gram, .
.'Group activi , which included
p tS'
all the students. ".in the area from
Sarnia to Port Elgin, their. hosts'
and chaperones, included a 'ban-
quet at the Windsor hotel; at
Stratford last: Thursday; , Follow-
ing the dinner they attended the
play Henry ,IV .at the '•Shake-
Shake-
spearean Theatre. •
s Last Saturday'' Corinne,, John.'
and their two guests, were.' taken
on a tour
of C.K.N.X.' and on Sun
day they . toured the Douglas
Point Power station, north of 'Kin-
cardine.
To Sell Ripley.
Coal Business`
J. B. (Bert) Breckenridge of
Ripley is selling. his coal busin
ess 'which. he has operated for
twenty years iii that village. Be-
-Sides the business, Mr. Brecken-
ridge will sell buildings and other
items as advertised in this issue
of The Sentinel. -
Mr. and Mrs. • Breckenridge
farmed .on. the 4th of Huron until
20 years ago when ,they went to
Ripley to live 'where he ebegan a
coal and 'feed business. Mr., and
Mrs. Breckenridge observed their
45th wedding anniversary in -Dec-
ember, Mrs. Breckenridge is the
former Mabel Stephenson of the
10th of Huron.
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GRADUATES 'IN' LAW
JAMES BLAKE
H. James Blake, L.L.B. grad-
uated from om Cls de Hall
g Law.
School,r
0 onto . June un 1965: He
i: r
is the sono f M . and k:Mrs Cecil
Blake, Dungannon, ' Ontario. Pres-
ently he •es employed : with the
law' firm' of Fraser, Beatty, Tuck-
er, McIntosh and Stewart , in Tor-
onto.
JUDGE LUCKNOW 'JUNIOR
HORTICULTURAL • GARDENS..
• 'The `'r
a dens of •the Junior :Ho ` -
icultural Society members • were
judged last . Saturday. _ Mrs. 'Art
Breckles' and Miss Margaret
Malcolm weree
h, judgesh.
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t wit the
following results.:.
Group.. A: 1st Greg ' Hunter; •
2nd Donna and Greer. ., o Bob G e
Groep B: 1st Elizabeth ,p ,� � and
'Nancy., Rlt-chie,
Paul Goyette. Honourable • Men-
tion: Margaret Montgomery, ': Dale
Hunter. •
Special donated by Mrs. Clark embers
'Finlayson for the member •show I'
ing most improvement re plan .
and care 'of : garden for this. year, ::
PinRofer' re Chiu. chBarbara and' Billy.. •: 'V�ilkins: , •
m• berley News
The Sacrament of .communion.
was observed on Sunday at Pine
River United Church. Members of
communicants class` were: Deb-
bie Wilson, :Shirley Reid, Wayne
Courtney,' . Pam 'Farrell, ' Ronald
Ferguson,, Brenda . Henry, Bren-
da Humphrey, Corrine . Lowry,
Peggy Fry, Ricky Elliott,. Brian
Snobelen, Lynn „ Courtney, Carol
Elliott, David 'Huston, :Paul`. Wal-
den, Mr. and Mrs. 'Roy:Marshall,.
Mr. Robert Marshall, Mr: Fred
Craigie and Mr: Edward' Creech.
Members transferring', from` oth-
er churches were Mrs. Melvin
Henry, Mr. and .Mrs. 'Robert Mc-
Nay, Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Rut
ledge, Mrs. Secord Huston, . Mrs.
''Robert 'McNain and Mrs..' Mut-
ray Hunter.
Ingle • Copy' 10c!' •12 ;Pages
(Nelson Rciynards:'
Move To: Lucknow
Mr. .and Mrs Nelson Raynard
of Ashfield haver.purchased, the
Hodge house from .Mrs: Jack Al-
ton, ' and are in : the process of
moving'now. The house is on <Lud-, •
gard'. Street across from the Sil-
verwood Dairies Plant. The house
has recentlybeen occupied • by
Cecil Garniss and .family,
Mr. and: Mrs. Raynard have
farmed . 'on the 12th concession of'.
Ashfield now for 19 : years,` They
purchased the farm from the late
Syd Gardner.: Prier, to that they
lived ' at Paramount. Their son
Doug, and his wife (the former
Mary Lou McAllister) willcontin-
ue to live on the .farm.
Mrs. Baynard is a 'daughter of . .
Mr.' and Mrs. 'William .Ritchie of
town, •
:109Register
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For,
Swirnming
109 children have registred for,: :.
swimming instruction : this ' sum-
mer which : is held at the Teeswat-
er
eeswat er. :Swimming Pool. The : children
go to Teeswater . by bus every
Tuesday.:: and ' Friday mornings.
The 'swimming is sponsored, by
the Lucknow and District Lions
The other three '• mornings pf
the week, . Menday, . Wednesday,
and ThursdaY?Lucknow the cknow . Rec-
.;..
reational Committee are sponsor-
ing a:,.Playground for the month::
of July.. About 69, children attend
the ` : playground ; from 5 to 12 •
years of age.,;,They are tinder the
f 'Anne ne 'Ritchie and
!supervision , o n
i':Peggy:.Button ' who teach a senior '.
'(9-12,,..yPrs) .and; a junior (5.8
e8r assespectively
120 Stitches ]`o
Close Leg Gash
(Wh,techurch News)
Roy Huffman of the Larigside
area _ had : `the misfortune last
Tuesday to injure his leg while .en
gaged in construction work at the
Veneer plant at Durham. He was.
working with a • skill saw •'which
Slipped, cutting' a nasty.. gash ' in,
his leg. The gash ' required '•120
stitches to close it• at the Dur-
ham,
ur-ham, Hospital. • •
Since entering the Hospital,
Mr: Huffman, has . ' developed ' pne-
umonia: • This community, wish
`him' •a speedy recovery.
Retain,Scho�tAs Purp Ie Grove District
Elect Cormitteo. .
community Centre,
(Contr. ibuted,) '
A large group of interested
members met' in the former • Pur-
ple Grove School to discuss fut-
ure plans. Mrs. Writ J. Arnold;
ehairman. of the Interim commit-
tee. was, in charge with Mrs:. Don
Gillies' as secretary.'
It 'vas decided to retain the
woodshed for storage purposes,:
but some desks could' be sold. Any
organization using ' . the premises'
should be exoected to make a
donation in order that funds would
be available for general upkeep,
Mrs. George Emerson bought
the bell :and donated it to the
community with the understand-
ing, it must remain' on the build-
ing as long as: it is, used' as a com-
munity centre:' She also. :: bought
arid donated :the piano;
The school is now to be' known
as. Purple Grove Community Cen-
tre. • • . •
'Mrs. Cecil.Sutton was appointed
as custodian of .,books and 'prop-
erty.
I. 1't was decided to •: have a corn=
%mitted .of 6 'members and an an-
nual : meeting' be held - year.
.The year is to begin September,
lst. The term . will be 3 years .for.
committee members. rn order to.
get,' a rotation, 2 were elected for
a three' year term, 2 for' two year
term and 2 for one year...Ballott-
ing resulted in Mrs: Wm. J. Arn-
old and Bob Emerson being elect
ed for 3 years, Mrs. Francis Boy-
le and'; Cecil Sutton for '2 .years,
Morley Scott and Don Robertson
for 1 year. , From this group, Don
Robertsonwas chosen as chair-
man, Mrs. Francis Boyle as' sec-
retary and Bob Emerson as treas.
urer, 'Donations are being' receivs
ed each day and are ' gratefully
accepted.' It is hoped others Will
continue to send in donations as
the committee need a fund to pet
themon a firm operating bases.
Mrs..' Don McCosh thanked' the
interim • committee for their of
forts in retaining the schoel 'for
the use of the community. ,
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