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LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, OCT.. 17th, 1962
Single Copy 10c 16 Pages
un..mage Sale
N
as. Big Success
The Lucknow • and District
Lions Club rummage and bake
• sale on Friday and Sa'tu:rday
was a `big success, Net profit
ivies in excess: ofr00 which
will be used solely) for welfare
ork in the .community.,
The sale was centrally,.' locat-
in the former Market' Store,
e use of which was donated,
the owner,.. Cyril Brown..
Local adverrtisers contributed
lace in The Sentinel to •boost
e sale, . so• that* the only ex-
Anse•• was C advertising.
In round figures ° $520 is the
profit, which sets a new :high
for rummage sales locally spon-
sored Eby.. the Lions and is al' -
most certain to _become . an, an-
:ival event, with ever ncreas-
ing emphasis on. the saleable
quality of the generous dons-
dions . received from 'many in
town and country.,
ISt
r Baton 'Class
There were thirty girls from
:pre-school to high • school' age
at the first +batontwirling class
at . the Lucknow' District High
School '' on Saturday- afternoon.,
Instruction watll 'be given, .,by
idy and • ' Joan ' Currie of At-
ood with • those enrolled divid-
f into ' two •age,groups._ •.
Members of , the Canadian
Order of.. Foresters: will attend
the classes to take : care of :' or-
ganizational details, collection of
• tuition fees and sale. of batons
• at cost.
resent on , Saturday: were
is: Harvey ` Irwin: and Mrs.
Imo Pritchard. •
Girls °''enrolled on Saturday
ere as. follows: Mary Anne
ton, Shelley • • Alton, , Janice
Anderson, Julian Anderson, Ruth
Brooks,',• Brenda" Bushell; : Carol
Brown, Donna Corrin, Deborah
Corrin; Karen. Elliott, .Marie Far-
. Janine Glenn, : Susan Hall
(Lloyd) Susan Hall , ''(Elwin),
Wilma Hackett; Betty : Anne
: ,Bunter, Jackie :Johnston, Janice
,Kilpatrick'
Dianne Leader, Don-
na ., Leader,. Janice MacTavish,.
.Katherine McLeod, ..Mary Mc-
Kinnon, ,' Joan Kenzie, Gail
Pritchard, Lois ;Struthers, Dian,-
ne Swan, Eleanor Whitby, Edith
Whitby,', Nancy Walden. .
OFFICIAL COUNT GAVE
GAUNT 704, MAJORITY
Flies From Rome dor
B
W McCool of 'Wingham, ••'
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returning officer for the Huron- nnversary Here.
Bruce byelection, made thesof-
ficial count of the ballots cast
on Tuesday y of last Week.
There was Tittle change from
the, • election night figures, with
Murray Gaunt's official major-
ity being 104 • votes.. The Sentinel'
figures last .week gave, his ma-
jority as .709, • • •
,There were over 13,00.0 votes
cast . 6907 • for Mr. Gaunt, &
6203 for George McCutcheon the
Progressive -Conservative • .candi-
date. . • ' •
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Pian: For Night
School Opening
The annual; meeting ' of • the
Ripley. ,Community, Night Clas-
ses was 'held. in the high: school.
on. Thursday, '.October llth,
when, plans were `rmade for the
coming .season.
Hon Chairman is Albert
Wylds.. John C.. MacDonald is
chairman ' with .a , committee of
Mrs. Finlay, MacLeod, Mrs. Riess
Needham, , .Mrs: ; Frances '. Gem-•
mei,' Mrs. Jack McDonagh, Mrs.
Iden Mowbray, Mrs._' John ' Mac-
Rae,,
ac-
Rae 'Wilfred Steele and Mrs.
Donnie' MacDonald.
Courses •suggested' are: Public
Speaking and English, .physical
education; arts including leach-
ercraft: oil painting,rughooking
-upholstering,. -millinery, sewing,
oneedlecraft, •typewriting. ;
InOwen� � So.0nd
`CUiVMlIN,GSAITE --
On Friday .evening, October
5th, Eileen Alberta ` White and
'William Bennett Cummings
,were united in 'Marriage at• a'
ceremony., in the ,bride's home.;
-Rev. H. W. Strapp .: officiated.: A
Mr. and Mrs.: Harvey ' Hall of
Detroit were the attendants.
The fire -place .'flanked- with
baskets • • :of yellow and. ,bronze
mums formed .a'/very 'pretty set-
. ting. During:;, the ceremony .pre-
viously recorded organ -;music
DR.., A. • C. FORREST
Dr. A: C. Forrest, ' editor .•of.
"the United 'Church' • observer.
will be guest minister at servi-
ces' in .the United Church at
11:04 aim., • and 7;30' 'p.m. ..on
Sunday, commemorating the one
hundredth an'niversary'. z'of ..the
establishing of the congregation.
` .Rev.: Mr,: Forrest a compara-
tively 'young and outstanding
churchman,; will ' fly • .back from
Rome in time to conduct the
anniversary services, an .invita-
tion which . he accepted • many
months ago ''Mr. Forrest has
been attending as an observer
the Roman Catholic eucumeni
cal council at.' the Vatican: Dr;
Forrest's evening subject '
"The Church in The • World" in:
.which '' we understand he ,will
refer, to the: conferences in
Rome 'Irl--the-norning_his
jest' will "be "What: The Church
Has ,`Meant To Me." •
>.S loTYONE ANY
INFORMATION ABOUT THIS Village Has Losi`
In
hSen eail a ff' w Val ed' Citizen
daaa;
ys ago
Toronto', enclosing: a clipping
from, we. presume, . a Toronto
paper and a note penned under-
neath "any clue to the history."
-Pictured was an attractive
buffet type ..cabinet, with this
printed' footnote •
"This fine " Victorian piece•
w a. made for Sir ,John , • A. • Mac-:
'Donald . in ,1865 , when • he .was
campaigning in " Lucknow' • .in.
favor of Confederation:, It is
part of a suite made. fop'(his
arrival. Most of ,the. abler fur-
niture is simple in line." • '
.90 Exhibits of
Fall Flaw, Shove:
There were ' 90 exhibits from
18 exhibitors.at the Lucknow
and. ' District Horticulture Soci-
ety Autumn Flower Show held
in .,Legion. Hall • on Wednesday,
October • 10th. The committee in
charge was Ken Murdie and
Stuart - ;Robertson. The judges
were Mrs.Wilfred Hackettand
W ed
Mrs. Wellington • .Henderson:
Mrs. O. •Jouwsma' of Wingham
placed first with' 35 points, Mrs.
Salkeld was second with • 31
points, Stuart Robertson third
with 10 points and three' were
tied for 4th,' ;place With 8. points
each j
" Cushion .or "Po oin Mu
1�•P Mum,
''Mrs. Otto' Jouwsma, Mrs. Clark
-..� Finlayson; *Large Variety Muir,
I S. E. Robertson, Ken Cameron;
is .Rose • A.O.V., Mrs.' A. Breckles,
Mrs: Jouwsma; Gladsiany.':colour,
' 3 s ikes Mrs.. Jouwsma Mrs.'
I spikes, a
-Frank Ritchie; "Asters any col:
1 our, 5 ' bloom, Ken Cameron,
Mrs; ` John' Emmerson; kWet O
Asters; Mrs. Jouwsma; Basket of
'Dahlias, Mrs. T. J. . Salkeld, Mrs.
John. Emmerson, Mrs. Leonard
Ritchie; Basket ' of . Glads, !Mrs.
1. Breckles, Mrs. . 'Salkeld, Mrs.
Joiuwsma; Basket' of M'arigolds,,
•Mrs;: Salkeld, Mrs.: 'Jouwsma,
Mrs, John Emmerson; . Basket of:
Roses, Mrs. Salkeld, Mrs. Jouws-
rna;Basket-of Chrysanthemums,
Mr's. Salkeld', Mrs. Jouwsma;
Basket .of .Mixed - Miss
Hazel •' /Waiter, Mrs Annuals, .Salkeld,
.At • the morning 'service the
choir under the direction ;of Mrs.
J.W;' Joynt will • render .special
music, and at the evening ser-
vice the men's choir '."The Har.
boraires" will be :,featured.
: The 'following Tuesday even-
•
ing a fowl supper will 'conclude
special' centennial events, which
have' been .periodically marked
during the year.
was.. played .by. Elmer Ihnbach. R H W St
A ,reception. followed ' at Tiger ev. rapp is pastor of.;
•
Dunlop, Zhn, ".Goderkh
Mr and Mrs William Cum
'mings and Murray.; White, son
of Mrs: Cummings, .` will reside
in .Owen Sound.
Mrs, Wilmer • R. Howey has
moved 'to 'Kitchener, where ' she,
has secured 'an apartment and
accepted a position ' in the city,,.
Her departure is a distinct •lass,
to the Village where she has. „
taken an active part in corn-
munity life;
'Mrs, Howey was • a member -&
secretary of the Library, She
was particularly ,active m
church work, and .was a past
president of the Woman's As-
sociation. She was. a Unit lead
er under the . new United Church
Women organization and served
as congregational envelope ste-
ward. She performed : all her
dutiesmost capably and effic
iently. "
Mrs.. Howey had resided in
Lucknow for some ten years, fol
;,owing tithe •.appointment m 1952
cf her late • husband as manager.
of the Lucknow sand Cargill
branches of Silverwood Dairies
He succeeded the late J. :C. Me-
N,ab.
Mr. Howey's 'death • occurred
in March 1961 of ''
from a 'heart
condition; ,
Mr. and Mrs,•/ Towey purchas-
ed . the Gough St.. residence, • '
known to older citizens as the
Archibald residence, and re-
novated and modernized it.
Mrs. Howey, the former Grace
Guenther of Dashwood; contin-
ued to r eside' here after. her
husband's death.. A few' ,.weeks
ago 'she • •sold the home : to Don-
ald and .' ' Beverley Thompson,.,
who obtained possession the first.'•
of the •Howey m •
week. o"v7
ed :her household .effects:' the end
cf the week -and on Sunday took
her sorrowful departure ` ...frim'
the- •Sepo -Village: •
_10Irs Jouwsma, Baskett of Mixed
Perennials, Mrs, Salkeld,• Mrs.
Jouwsma, Mrs, Clark Finlayson;
TV Arrangement. of mums using.
blended tones of one colour,
Mrs; Salkeld; Mrs. Jouwsma, :.
Mrs'_. Emmerson; ` Dining' a Table
Arrangement (any 'flowers) 'Kea .
Cameron, Miss Olive Webster,
Mrs.. Clark Fm1ayson, Driftwood '
(Continued on •Faget 16) '
the congregation, one ..of 36 who;
i er d ' here sine.. the }las min st e h e gg
i •
:Meetingli uor . Vote Monda Public. aq y/century and more agoe hodist'� the' M t•l, anal 1'yr
Thursda� •• -Advance 'Poll • On Saturday
Satu da.
.• was.. .1 �.
Church, the congregation�.
Monday,' Octobers 22nd,' to ' challenge, any voter as to ,his
•, strengthened by the union. o ' Next . 1NIo
:heWesleyan ; Methodists and residents' of Lucknow.' will de- or her eligibility, and .:if' this is
ate No•, GroupMade . Final Pians • •For• . , the �Tew Connexion `Methodists g tide' whether or not houor out-. done the person ' so.. challenged •
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• , :. r' 1874 .and and. ten,years later when 'lets . are to :'. be' established in must' be sworn , .before. voting.
George ..R: Turk was 'ca�.led' Luck low. Likewise a.•. qualified voter
iebutute .At Meeting Monday . Ninht
Rev'. • , .
to the ' congregation he spear/. It it some '5a0 years since there 'whose man e' is not on the voters'.
headed the drive: for a . new ` has been a "local option":.plebis- list may be sworn. • , ,' .
church, • and the present : edifice cite on' the liquor "question,• when .• Voting. on:, 'Monday • : at the
was. erected 'and •, dedicated in 1 the hotel. bars and liquor stores 'Town Hall, No. ',1 the ,'Parish
1885 at a •cost of $10,500. were then voted out • ' Hall, No. 2; and the Legion. •
Next .Monday 'two ,questions Hall, No.' 3, is : from 8;00 a.m.
are to :.be voted on. There will to 7;00 p.m., D:S.T
be two separate .'ballots one. 'There is an advance poll` at
AtI
tor, each. question and, once •again 1 the Town Hall on Saturday of
A public 'meeting called 'by
ie " Vote No Committee was
held on Monday evening, in . the
Presbyterian hunch, with.
resbyter• ' a
consider ,bly larger . ' attendance
than' the previous week.
With Temperance Federation
porkers muCh in demand it "had
of been possible to' obtain a
peaker for Monday night. :
The hour=and a -half meeting
as devoted to ,finalizing plans
ar •the vote' on Monday, includ-'
ig the . appointment of sero-
sneers and arranging for car
rivers to bring out voters re -'i
airing transportation. '
An informal discussion• took
Place of problems arising from
tie ever increasing consumption
of alcoholic' bevra' es. it was.
Pointed' ' out that•` talc revenue
in• the Province of Ontario under
the liquor control act had in-
ereased over the years from •4
to 76 million dollars anallvith$1rrrrnedffra
.,000e.coholic arch oalae da
it 'does.
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It was ' pointed. ° out that 'you
"vote it 'open wide" once you
'You're going to let it come
n. , • run'toursg
soul linin e ° licence
d ?tot necessarily be limit.
6 a motel but others o
qualified: could apply. • Banquet
permits are then , available . to
any organization with no limit
to the supply 'that may be dis-
pensed.
,Further if tfie vote was 'car'
red, t it could 'lead to , a. repeat
performance- in three years with
either ' outlets being ' sought: '
There was reference to motels
being, .profitably operated with -
cut a:liquor licence. In fact, more
than • one comment was made
by those: who have travelled
considerably and stayed, at many
motels, ''that. they have yet to
ehance ;upon .a motel. with a
dining • lounge licence.
Appreciation • was expressed to
those who have contributed ar-
ticles, appearing. in :the Sentinel;
r., "support' of;. vote,. no. 4 '
ON WORLD CRUISE
ARE - VISITNG, 11 RE'
Mrs, Arthur, Gill ' and her
granddaughter, Leigh ' Palmer of.
Queensland, ‘Australia, are visit-
ing with Mrs.. Gill's brother in-
law, Mr ' Harry Gill of Luck-
now..
ucy.now.. They are on a World
i
cruise which started n . Febru- •
cry and they plan to arrive hire
_• . as
ra Australia ,by Christen s`
490,1!Iead SoId
ot�signment Sale
we' 'give the wording. as it. will • this .week • from 12:00 moon until',
appear . on each ballot: ':: 5:00 p.m.
".Are , you in favour of the On Wednesday evening, ,1711 -
sale ' of liquor .under a dining lige. Clerk, E H:' Agnew,- who
The facilities at the Lucknow lounge licence for• consumption is returning 'officer for the pleb-
�•.�ommunit Sales 'Barn. were (with meals en 'licensed preimis- incite, is calling together officials
taxed' to capacity by 490 head of N eS- " • • of both'sides ..for a Lnal brief-
which n d for "Are you in favour; of the' esta- Ing; on . voting •regulations and
cattle which . were conssg e .
blishment of
•sale,e. cattle government stores : procedure as 'set. ' forth by the..
the Stocker Som ..,'liquor?" ,•
couldnot; be unloaded till 'sel- - for the sale of:liquor?" s. L.0 B 0.; so• that there'. .can •be
lin got :underway.
• misunderstanding, •
g g y "no", The ballot. carries a "yes' and no
Sales Manager Robert- Mac-.
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and opposite either one To .da.e the campaign has:been
you must r"X"• , i •q 'quietly. with
� place your and.carried on rather uie .
'no other mark., citizens generally• trying to avoid'
Basically those entitled to ,Pny heated discussions on the
vote are citizens of• the 'Village contentions. subject, and. as a' re--
21 years' of age and •over, .who suit there has '',been little or no
have` -been residents of the evidence . of animosity develop
municipality for ; two : months. ting. '
prior to the date of the vote., A public ' meeting ' has : been
categoryare entitled
All in this.
,to vote. Property holdings have
nothing . to do • with; qualifying
• Western steer calves brought N to vote:
up to 32c. The, inside . scrutineers • for N discuss the forthcoming . liquor
.�... both the, affirmative and ne•a--. Plebiscite."
o�sed slightly over g
The. male' gr •'
$100•,000.00•. five groups hhs the an•horyt
Intosh reported ' that ` "prices.,
were pretty good," although off
slightly from a couple of weeks
Ago, which would be offset
somewhat by gain.
';12 steers consigned by Alla'
Johnston,. R.R. 3 Goderich top -
he sale at 26. and were
coed the $ 60,
bought by • Charles' Shiells of
East Wawanosh.' • '
called' ' by . the. Lucknow Munici-
pal Council' fa be held in the
Town % Hall this Thursday , even-'
hug '"to hear explained And , to
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