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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL. LU. , .QNTARIO
WEDNF DAY AN: 3rd,' 1962;
Bi.0 Ritchie Lands 42 -Pound Wahoo BIRTHS
While Holidaying Irr.florida At Christmas
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ritchie,
their son Bill and daughter, Don-
na, arrived home early New
Year's day from. ` a Christmas'
holiday in. Flgrida. They. left by
motor for the south on Decenr-
ber 14th.They made their headquarters
at •Homestead,. south of Miami,
and one of their vacation.. activi-
• ties. was fishing, with consider-
able success..
Evidence, of this is 42 -pound
Wahoo wh•ieh Bill hooked'in deep.
water off . Key Largo. • It measur-
ed 57 inches • in length 'and had
a girth of 22 , inches. "m i't's size
qualified it 'as .'a"Tournament•
Fish" The mpnster. received the
deep freeze treatment and was
brought . home as; evidence'' bo
support the fish, story.
They had other fish in their
catch including a couple,. of Bar:
racudas; : with 'Alf hooking one
which was estimated . at • about
30pounds. The Barracudas wre
e
swapped"• to ,have, the Wahoo
frozen >'
,While ;in.: F`lor da, --the -Ritchie-
family visited ''with Airs cousin,
111 Ritchie, sore. of the' late •B�o=
den . Ritchie of Windsor.
SIU. 'P�rjeous 'Head
Canadian ;Club
Daytona Beach, Fla., Decemmber
28th =-- A former Lucknow hard-
ware dealer,. 'William Porteous,.
has been' elected this...year's pre-
sident of the Daytona Beach Can-
/ adian
an/.adian Club. He hasbeen: a winter
resident of Daytona Beach for the
past .10' years.. •
The Canadian Club ° is.: enter-
ing'-its.1°5th consecutive ` season.
Boasting members from - every
province; 'this' year's- club has.; a
total; enrollment of 'over 300 Can-
• adians who will spend` the ei-
• tire winter. 'season >in : Daytona
Beach. Approximately,250 .' he rt -
'staying . winter . guests are ex-
pected', to attend club , ctivities.
•The lub .has eight meetings
each ,liter -- held .on the e first
and third Thursday, oaf each
month, from' • December Jot ` to
March 3;1st. After the formalities,
of old and new business, are dis-
pensed with, a movie or. .lecture
• is provided.
0.
• Since it .is a fun -type group,
throughout the season the • club
arranges a picnic,. dinner dance,.
and card party
DECEMBER 'SNOW LIGHT'.
UNTIL NEAR MONTH'S END
DRIVE • TO MEET
BRUCE OBJECTIVE
Jack 1VIeGillivray,• chairman of
the Bruce County FAME Com-
mittee, makes:, the 'following an:-..
nouncement to livestock produ-
• cers in .. the C.ounty: .
The Farmers: Allied Meat En- •
terprises •Co=operative ...Ltd., or-
better known as FAME is making
steady progress. Our objective in.
BruceCounty: is $104,000.00 • and.
up to . the present time we have
raised 'over ,$801000.00, Some of
the smaller counties in • the ' pro•-.
vince' have already .passed their
objective. • We 'hope..' to reach aur
objective very 'soon:
Some townships' have . done ex-
'ceptionally Well and passed • their
quotas:- others net; 'so well. The
townships that have not been'too
well canvassed. will : try and.have
a canvasser call on ,every farmer.
• This is a• • self help program•
and • the biggest step. that live.;
stockproducers'have ever taken;
following . their . product . righ't.'
through to the. consumer: 'FAME
• will • be Aariatlattt processing plant
bidding competitively for your.
livestock;: • When the: canvasser'
calfs on you, welcome him, and
invest %n your own business.;
A resume: of December Weath-
er records, sums up' •the .month as
a: fine one with, the exception of
three or. four .days. : '
The high, for the month was
55 degrees with a. low of 4 above.
There was 1.36 inches of rain
and a •• total of 29.75 inches of
snow. About' half of, thhiamount
came Jr the last s era ys 'of
the Month; which
until. • the
had
h.
beer comparatively free Of snow.
In a 24-hour Period on Decem-
ber 22-23, the snowfall measur-
ed 12 inches; which' was close to.
half .of 'the . month's' total.
. Sy comparison, there'. was 53'
inches of snow in December .1960.
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Zion Folk Present
Mrs, Jacob Hunter
OriThursday evening, Decem-
ber 28th,. Mr • and 'Mrs ' Gordon
Kirkland and 'Mr. and Mrs: Jim,
Hunter called:onMrs. Jacob Hun-
ter, : Lucknow and .' on .behalf ' of
the people of: the' Zion'. congre=.
gation, presented her with, an
electric. frying pan . and a coffee.
table. An appropriate 'card`'. and
the following address accompan-
ied the ;gifts..
ngh
STANLEY -- in Wiam en-
eral Hospital on, Friday, Decem-
ber 29th, to Mr. and Mrs. George
.Stanley 'of Lucknow,. a son, Al-
lan Douglas.
MORNINGSTAR .• At Wingham
General :Hospital, on Wednesday,
December 20th, 1961, to Mr. and
Mrs, Albert Morningstar, Luck-
.., • ,.
now, a son., -
de BRUYN At Wingham Gen-
eral.Hospital, On Friday, Decem-
ber 22nd,, 196.1, to . Mr. and 'Mrs•
Herman de Bruyn,, ..R 11.. 5, Luck -
now, • a ..daughter. •
McKLM Joy and ,Reid' McKim
are happy to announce the adop-
tion 'of their gon•,. Mark Reid:
Born on February
16th,
,
1981, A
r-
rived onDecember 28th, 1 61
••..
McKIM: Florence and Alan
M•oKim of Richmond Hill are -
happy 'to announce the, , birth of
their • son, Alan Emerson,, on De-
cember 18th, ".1961.
CARTER at .. Kincardine hos-
-Pita]:
os .pita]- on December 13th, 1961, •to
rt
•Mr: and Mrs. John Carter., R.R.R 6.
Lucknow,, „.a son:
ILWKET -- in Wingham' Hospi-
tal on Wednesday, December 27
to Mr.. and ' Mrs. Allan Hackett
of L:Lucknow, a daughter,. Gail
Elizabeth.,
Lucknow, , Ontario
• December 28hh, 1961
:Dear; Tena• •'
On behalf of. Y our friends at
Zion we' vyould like you to accept
these gifts as a small token of.
remembrance of the years lived"
in our community: With ' thein go.
our best wishes for health. and
happiness in your . home . in' .Luck
now
;You were always ready. to as -
silt whenever the occasion arose
in. •. the community, . Church and'
W.M.S. ;work, :.
We'.11 miss your helping hand,
and sincerely hope' you ;will con
tinue to attend, our meetings'; and
also visit with ,.us in •aur ,homes
whenever you find it convenient.
We „trust :you: ;will find these
gifts :useful and may they`: remind
you of the good. wishes of your
friends. at. Zion Church. ••' . .
Gordan ' and Jessie Kirkland,
Jim and Isabel : Hunter..
Mrs:: Hunter thanked therm for.
remembering her .and invited all
the ` Zion friends . to call and : visit
with her;
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Weddlng Of local
Interest At London
SEIFERT 4- WALL
A' quiet Christina. sseason `wed,
ding was'solemnized at St.' James
Presbyterian Church, London,: ons
Saturday,., December 23rd by Rev.
Mr. 'Stewart; uniting, in marriage
Miss Sharon E Wall, London,
Ont. and ' Seigfried Siefert • of
;Germany:•: '
•The bride wore
` a• ,dark green
suit with ,matching white .acces-
sories. The bridesmaids and • best
man .were Mr. and -Mrs,Marvin
McLean,; sister and • brotherin-.
law of the groom:
The bride's mother, Mrs. Ethel
Wall, formerly of this community.
Wore. old • gold and matching. ac
cessories •of black.
1'Immediate friends attending
the ,weddingout. Of. the city: Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Johnston, Lon,
don; Miss Heidi Seifert, . Ger-
many; Mr. Dave Creighton, Nova
Scotia; Mr.:. Alf Anglehart, Que-
bec.
OBITUARY
GEORGE .•`SMITH •
George. Smitli� age e : 6fi• -cif Swift.
. g
'Current, 'Saskatchewan,.' died
suddenly, from a heart ;-attack.
in Swift •' Current' 'on,. Deeemnber
9th.
Mr. Smith Was the son of An-.
drew Smith and .Fanny 'Martin
and was born in .the Paramount
district,' :The::Smith family • lived
next to the farm; now: owned .• by
Kelso.' McNay;. south of 'the,''old
.cheese:factory 'on 'High'wa86.
George, spent' his ` childhood .days
I her°e,. hilt . over 50: years ago• went:
with 'his •parents :to :Saskatche-
wan. Of a family*of eight sisters
and brothers; three 'survive him;;
He was a cousin of the Martin
family of'..Paramdunt. district.
Bial` was froth Swift Current
United 'Church ¢ori` ecember 713th :'
A . family of six children survive..
'The" youngest,. Dean, • iS' .with the
RCA' . at ' Centralia:
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L, Campbell, Thompson 'arid, Donald C. Thompson,. Publisher's
WEDNESDAY, fJAN3rd, 1962
•Teachers Not ,Consulted ay Education
Department Regardinglocational P�dn
The . new •Ontario plan • for . a
three • stream education.. system
consisting of. academic, technical
and . commercial divisions, was
given the • endorsement ;of the
Ontario Secondary. School Tea -
c .:rs' Federation at the Federa-
tn's Annual assembly - held in
Hamilto n inthe last week in De-
cember. ;
The Assembly°at" the same time
expressed 'its ' displeasure over
the . fact, that the .profession 'had
not: been consulted by theDe-
par'tment of Education. prior to
the announcement of the new
Plan , last August.
Wed At Sarnia`
The' marriage •of Mary Porte-
ous and Robert $ell was solemn
nixed' at • •St, Andrews-. Manse,
Sarnia, by Rev. D Si. .Clair
C ampbell•. on 'Saturday; Decem-
ber '23rd. • -:..
The bride is the daughter OfMr.
Mr.
and' '1V1rs ' `"W. A ': Porteous of
Lucknow, and •winter residents in:
'Florida. The groom is the.. . soli:
'of Mr. and ;Mrs:..JOhn B. Bell of
Glasgow, Scotland.
Mr, and. Mrs:. Bell *Will reside
in - Sarnia. `
It asked that no further. chang-
es be made by the' Government
without consuiting the profession,
and that an, official representa-
tive • of OSSTF be permitted to
sit: on any. Department Commit-
tee . contemplating further altera-
tion '
The Federation's .sentiments in
this matterf.were underscored by
the retiring president 'of the: Fe-
deration, R. A. Cosens; of Delhi,
•Ont , in- his presidential:address.
He' deplored .the , apparent lack of
co-operation 'in education matters
between teachers ..on the ,one hand
and government at all levels-
- 'the other.' '•
This tendency, for.. each group
•"to proceed .by itself rather than
.consult, and work with the other
for. the comnion good,",; Mr Cos -
ens said, could only have a re;
gressive'. effect on education:' He.
expressed concern . also over the
fact that '"too ,many- teachers "&.
trustees — :feel, they are onop
posing. sides waging a cold. war."
While he could ,,take some en-
couragement from 'the recent.
moves toward greater co -opera
tion, be warned that "there is
no room for a stIslem that keeps
the right hand in ignorance of
the left." •
On teachers' • Salaries• the As
sembly.': for the fourth successive
year recommended 'that new
teacherswith minimum 'qusli
.cations have
a starting Mary
base of $4,800' •
The Assembly also' voted • to. •
send`a request•to,•the Department
of ' Education that : there be' no•
discrimination • 'against teachers
of industrial arts (e.g. manual
training). under - the new three
stream secondary school. plan,
Injured Leaven
�hur� h
�... a ..vice..
Mrs., Gus Redmond- of St. Au-
gustine, was. • severely injured
when in, collision with a. 'par ' on
Chrittm.as • .Sunday, as 'she was
leaving, morning Mass at St..
Augustine Roman C.athbl e '
Churcha
She was taken to • .Wingham
Hospital . and .from 'there:: t'o'. St. •
Jpseph's• Hospital,. London..
.Her• injuries were reported to,.
include .a:: fractured. left le and
pelvis; as, well as• suf f erh 'g from
shock."
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