The Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-11-21, Page 1-4"
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LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, NOV. 21St, 1962
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Gordon Brooks Starts. Construction Of
Transport ileadquarters. On Inglis St.
Gordon Brooks has conunen- to the street allowance. Me
ced 'construction of 0.‘ new trans- rear of the building is about 100
• port shed . in Lucknow, which feet from the Nine Mile River
weather ,perinitting, he hopes to which flows through the heart of
have ready foruse by the the V,illage.
year's end: ' For the .paSt- five years Gor-
site of the new building is don has operated his transport
property 'pare -hued from business krorn the former Unit-
' Watt Hamilton ;on . Inglis St; ui ed Church shed on the corner of
•the third block north of Cyril Campbell and Havelock $t,• now
Brown's Fruit Market. Gordon owned by the Village. Gordon's
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has ' purchased *three kitswhich lease expires at the year end,
but the 'oration is not suitable
4,0 acquire i• it as a pertnanent
transport headquarters.
DUNCAN NficKENZIE
PASSED AWAY MONDAY
'extend north to. Rose St..
The•butikting now' under con-
struction • will be 50x54 feet,
with. cement foundation :and of
ement 'block construction and
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metal roof. About: half the
building willbe heated to fac-
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ibtate truck servicing.
Gordon hat a fleet of five
tractor trallers,and four :straight
trucks. , He has a, staff Of five
drivers and two part tirhe*,help-
The 'neis, building will sit back
'froin the voadway •about :156 feet
to 'provide plenty of off - street
parking and as 'Well there are
the spacious Lots on the . north
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The death of. -Duncan Alexan-
der MacKenzie of Lochalsh oc-
eu.rred on Monday in Wingharn
Hospital where he • had. .•be
seriously for some time.
„ The .farteral service will 'be
held. at'the MacKenzie "Vlernorial
Chapel in Lucknow on Thirrs-
day 'at 200 p.m., conditeted by
Rev. Nell IVICCOmbie with in-
terment.' in, .Lochalsh •Cemetery.
Local Youihs..
Hurt In Car Crash
Two. Luoknow Young men
a. Wingham you,. were injured
in a car accident on Highway
87, east of Bhievale early Sun -
clay morning.
Tb threesorhe are 'William
Beirnes, 20.yea-o1cl. • son. of Mr,
and Mrs' , Howard Beirnes: of
Lucknow; FIrnie. Carter, 23 -year-
old son of Mr. and Nits. Ernie
Carter, H.R. 5, Lucknow and
Donald Caskianette 16 of Wing-
• Kinloss And W. Wawanosh 'Nominations
Friday, Lucknow Is Next Monday
Kinloss and West Wawanosh • '•
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nomination meetings wI be from 830 to 9:36
fol -
held on Friday of this wear lowed by the • ratepayers receivedmeet-
Lucknow . will nominate next ing--
Monday night, . Reeve P. A. Murray was taken..
Ashfield and Huron Township urdayko Wingeyeni4,h
hamghospital will be hil
eng Sat -
nominations
nominations will •• not be held
pitalized only a few days and
until Friday, November 30th.
• ' expects to be at the meeting
W. Wawanosh Friday,„Afternoon
The West Wawanosh 'meeting in32frianMuuragryrayorr'w•asthiselecetedyear reeve a
be held as usual on Friday contest, wash another former
afternoon, with the nominating connciilor, • Wallace Conn. The
hour °Pining at. one Ifr-leck • election decided the successor to
The West Wairanosh Council .the late Harold Percy whose
is comprised of Ree've Harvey death oocurerd on December
Culbert and Councillors Lcirne
Durnin, Orville McPhee, Hilliard
Bill Beirnes is in Wingham
Hospital with a very badly
gashed. face, a broken left wrist
and poSsible fracture of the col-
larbone., '
.Caskanette: is' in hospital in
London 'with.'a binoken leg mid
p • injury. .Carter who was
asleep in the back seat was the
least seriously injured. He was
thrownclear of the car and 're-
ce.ivecl 'fractured collarbone.
. The threesome had attended
tire' Barn Dance at Ilarriston •8,r
were enroute home about 1:00
a,m.• when the accident rhappen-
ed. Caskanette • was driving
Beirne.s 1955 Buic.k, when it went
As
Restored. And
_.- out of Control and head. on, into hfield .11as. a roadside tree. ‘The car was de -
Maintain Hope Cemetery At Paramount
'Hope ; Cemetery ort Highway
86, three miles West of Lucknow
in -the • Paramount district, ha's
been restored and will be main-
tained by Asbfield Municipal
COUriell. .
Quite a number •Of the pion -
e 'era of that community. lie
.'buried in. Hope Cemetery. The
first burial,that of. Sarah Jane
,•Agnetr, dates back over a Cen-
tury ' to 1856 . and., the last:
burial there was Marila Clark,
111 1920: • • -
The cemetery: • originally ad-
joined Hope „Methodist Church,:
which congregation ' formed a
part of the Ashfield Circuit Af-
ter services ceased,. and the
and 'church' shed were
removed many years :ago, the
burial oground became. G forgot-.
ten; spot, except • by the few who'
hrave 'forbears resting there.
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Under the :Cemeteries Act,
Ch. .places the responsibility
upon 'initniciPality for maintair-
I* abandoned cemeteries„
: Ash-
field. Township Council 'took
steps this summer, to restore the
sacred spot. A large cement
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base • was • built in the .centre
of the plot and headstones have
been assembled on this base.
The larger Monuments. were
•Vased uprigthit• bordering the
base, with ' the Smaller whtite
slabs lying embedded rn it
. , A Memorial stone has been
,added, which bears 'the. 'Inscrip
tion: • . • r
In Memory• Of ,
. Our Planeera '
Erected by
The Township, of Ash.field '
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CruShed rock • ihas been% Plat-
ed: around the baser Next year
top .soil: will be added and the
cemetery, • seeded,:. and • the Plot
bordered by .a planting of trees.
No records ofrburial in. Hope
'Cemetery • :are available, but
from the headstones Man, names
•have been obtained This list,
although not complete, is : in
Phabetical order as follows:
Sarah Jane • Agnew, Joseph
Agnew, ...Mary Jane Agnew, David
Agnew, Elizabeth AgneW,. Janies
Agnew; Agnes. Agnew, Sainuel
Anderson, Sarah Ann Anderson,
Allen. Bell, Mary A. Bell, Alex
D. Beaton, Rachel , Beaton, John
Isabella Ben, John A. Clark,
Marna . Clark, John :Curtain,
Ruth curtain,' John . Conquer -
good, Eliza Concluergood, -James
molished and the Motor driven
back, pinning Donald Caskenette,
who had .to 'be pried, lose. Ernie
_Carter after seeing Bill bleeding
badly as a reSult. of ,being thrown
against the • windshield which
shattered, ran to •a nearby farm
home for help . • • •
In Wurgham bospital Bifl was
in the operating room for a long
period. One side of iris 'face was
'gashed from .mouth, to ear.. He
had Other serious .lacerations on
the forehead around. his eYes, 011
his, nose and under his chin, &
it took about 100, stitches to
close . the wounds. Weakened
from loss of blood, and, due to
shock, he was given bliood
transfusions- •
_ employed •at LloYd's
factory in Wingtiam. His brother
I Jack, home for the week -end
from' Stratford, learned' from
police of the accident and broke
the news to Bill's parents. •
Henderson,. Jape Henderson; Is- . • .
aac •Harniaton, . Ellen . Hamilton,
Jar/lea Harnilton, Matilda; Ham-
ilton; john Hamilton, 'Mary And
Hainilton, WLllmn Hamilton,
Sarah •Hamilton, •Robert McMil-
lan,'Jarnes McMillan, Mary Mc -
Milian, Robert McColl, Mc-
Coll, John McCluskey„ John Pic-
kering, Vary Azin Pickering, Ro-
bert Pickering, John Pickering,
;Mary . Pickering, Jacob Richards,
Jane Rithardsr John B.. Richards,
AD., John Smith, Margaret
Smith, Donald Stewart, Cathe-
rine 'Stewart, John Stewart, Ag-
nes. Ann Stewart,William Solo..
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mon,. Ann Solornon,. Joseph
Spears, Mary. Spears, John Tay-
lor, 'Thomas Thompson, Alice J.
Thompson, . James Thompson,
James Will:6/15On, Margaret Wil-
kinson,.
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Cancel: Meetlng
Jefferson. and Gordtin—Sinyth..
Mr. Culbe4 completing his
second' yeaT reeNe.. He 'suc-
ceeded John Durnin upen. DU.
"DUrnixeS retire/Pent, and Was(Continued Fake 2)
17th- / •
Cotincillors, el_etI.ecl two: years
ago and returned by. acclama-
tion last..year, are: Allan Mac-
laity:re, Williain Evans, Jack
Ackert, Edburt Buhsell.
returned by acclamation again 1
last year. Mr. Culbert had pre-
viouslY served for nine years as
councillor. Reeve Culbert is at-
tending County Corp.& in God-
erich this week and was not
available for comment as to his
intentions.
Members of .Council are Lorne
Durnin and .Orville 1VIcPhee who
were elected to. Council in .1953.
In • the 1960; council vote, when.
Councillor Culbert stepped up to
the reeveshipo they were re-
elected along with two ' new
members, Hilliard (Pete) Jeffer-
son' and Gordon” Smyth.'
At last year's nominations
meeting, Lorne Dornan was no- • Business men. '-wishant' g
ininated for ihe see-veal:Lip but their new .frphone number
did not stand. • corisp.icuously 'listed in; bold •
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CliarleS 3IacDonald, and , Win. :type. advertisements in. next •
Webster are the two Tear:jug .week's issue ' should contact
membemof the. School Area' The S,entriel Office at once..
Board: Both are eligible for re- These listings will provide
customers with quick and I
easy reference to merchants'.
new numbers, without bav,,,
ing to make a phone book. •
• WANT TOUR NEW PHONE
.NO. LISTED NEXT WEER?
The next i.ssue of he Seas-
tinel will feature the Bell
Telephone Company's switch -
°vier to • dial sygtem. wilt
contain some reminrscing
about the origin of telephone
service which first came to •
Luclmow•tdmOSt 70 years ago
• as well as 2.11 explenation o�
-the Modern dial' system, ,
which will have its "heart"
in the new building erected
across from the Town Ilall.
election. They -were elected by•
ijot in 1960. • • •
The other three trustees with
a year to run of their two-year
are James Curran, Wal- •
lace Wilson and Edwin Mills.
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Friday Evening In Kinloss
A departure from customary
procedure•will rake place in
Kinloss 'Triwnship . where the
nomination meeting will be held
in the evening, on Friday of
this week. Nominations will be
ister Saturday
Re CNR Service
Meetmgs scheduled for last For Minor Hockey
week with CNR representatives „r„, •
and local officials along the: antifirial ice expected to
branch lines fi.oun paimetstbe 'available early in Decembe_r,
were cant„ened. without ex:plena_ Minor hockey activitie:g will get
tion. underway much earlier 'this
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No`..v • • Yew'.
alternati e dates were an- To thrts end ,rega.„..tratien' of the • transaction were not final-
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pounced for 'these meetings. . • 1,0 four ized until rec'e-
ntly • .•
p ayers- r cat.egories --- •
ger service was the Irian subject squirts take place. this naturalist • and 'has Plans ler •
Buy..
Hayes Lake
Acreage
Mr and Mrs. 'EL: Parker
• of .
_Hamilton have purehased some
fifty acres Kinloss Township
which includes the Hayes 'Lake,
west rof Kinaoughr batsmen the .
and 12th Concessiesis,
To acquire the property acre-
age, purchases were made from
Don Bushell, Wm. 'Burt and Mts.
Maretta Hodgins. •
and Mrs...Parker- have been
spending week -ends at the lake. •
for some thne, but., detaili of •
It waspresiimed that Passen.-- Midget, Bantam Pee Wees and'' • Mr' Parker 'is seraewhat •°f. a
fw. diScuSSIi°11, .WIth flitted .trainSiSerturday afternoon at the M1112- the lake surr"undigligs a
for in the future. , 'pan. . Po
•st the area prohibiting ties-
" Ara. finlawrific
the best that. cOuld be hoped. Office froin 2:00 to 5:00 "game Pt*ervrr •
passi• •
'Branch line; pasSeng er serYice There wila be a' $3.00 regist- ing, n cad • — to' accempligas-
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has been a 'losing proposition for ration .fee for Midget and Ban- •• • , •
*Canadian National Railways for tam players and a • $2.00 fee foi . •
manyyears.' Pee Wees
sand'Squills:. These Purchases ( • •
if)n more than
, one occasion in fees w --assist with inSuranCe • , • • r •
the past the iaiobiem has. been on the 'players and ice tnne 11time.di* ri A A AA' • " .46 •
discuSSed• pt the local level. rrhe age grOuP are as f°11677s: 3%; utrit wre
eating; I/in:roved service to ,c.voo 1,1; 1"ee. 'Vrees 10 to 3.2; Squirts • Andrew datiait of• Vest 'We -
Branch line Centres, kept advo-r Midget 14 to • 16; Ba.ntani. 12 to • / •
C travellers .s,11.0 were find- 8 to 10- wancsh Townshin recentlY Pur-
ing motor traffic congestion in •With the exception of the .thased a ShOrthornniidL. Louada
the cities beco'nidng. increas,ing. ?squirts all ether. /slayers who ,AdYisoir at the Louada October
•iy: worse. 6 • : register from town and coun-lenear PVFW eterhorou,gh,,.. •
Eventually , the 'C.N.A. put try • are asked to bring 'therThe b,1111 rect by Baton
day liner; cars on some the.,e birth certificate. COnstruotor.puronased by Lou- •
branch lines, including the local Set. Rental.6±Rates.,kria. frTI iernle hrlrecanedntltyarretuS50rn,60ed0
Palmer .•:
ston to , .Kincardine line, Members
with . a sen,dey eAernoon mittee and V,Ilage • Coancil net I to ',Scotland and is . Sem-ice
to •TorontO, It added cprnfort & the firit of he week • to dithosonies, I there. .
8peed to the service, but .admission and Ice rental' rates. Lonada oornhined with Srois-
i•the • routing offs'et the most f 17°r 'skating the fee win • be dale' AberfeldY: and •Bick foro
the t.irn,e gain_ . adults 35c. high school 25,c, pub.- . this sale that is attended by
• Inevent _passettger lic school lot- . Season tkket ,CaltIemen from all her .the
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!,patrons didn't intrease in any rates are: family 312., High United States and C.1113434. BUY- •
I great numbers and if and . when , School $5. Public School $3.00. ers were e.eii from. ScOglItird '
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*TIOPE ttiturvity AS, IT APPEARS TOD
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. last Week's cancelled meetings 't SundaYs * 11:6 • Plcluzled. 11°T -i, year.
are resehothtled, it appearsy these rateS.. • , • i ToprLonada bun sold for $5.006
1. brrrit,t es). a matter of , time until passenger Ice rental ' rate are. subject to 110 a Saskatchewan srit
ervic4 will be further turtiiied further $1.11cly before 'being r.Tsouadarhullsone of thf.'41 hAtd3ft
not ended;
arinctinced. • averaged E2-7.15. . •
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