The Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-09-28, Page 1i3,00. A Year In Advance
1.00 Extra To U,S.A.
LUCKNOW; ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, $E'T. 28th 1060
The time :limit clause associate
:ed with a $25,00 cleanup 'guaran-
tee• in connection with the • use
of the• Arena, ' has . irked mem-
bers of the Agricultural .Society
and the subject was aired at a
meeting. on Friday nightwith
the Village Council and Arena
Committee. •
Reeve , George Joynt presided.
s
=Council memper present
wexe
Alex MacLeod, • Omar .Brooks &
' Ilarvey Webster. - Charles Nebe Thursday -~,of next •week. Ideas'
stet and Bob MacKenzie were for any' -new classes will be wet-
present from the Arena Commit- coned. The local representative
MacRae. tee. Ther Agricultural Society's is Mrs. John' .
six -man deputatiol. was ,headed.,
by President Evan Keith. Others WHITECHURCIi PREACHER chic andar urran
M y C are at
COMMENCE PLANNING
FOR 1N1IGHT CLASSES
DISTRICT YOUNG FOLK
FOLLOW VARIED CAREERS
Night classes .at . Ripley have A number of young people , in
become a • ;popular fall and; win- this.• community, who attended
ter activity' of interest to a •wide Lucknow• District High School,
area• ' are• now 'settled elsewhere - in
Members o he Executive; & their studies in the pursuit of
all interested p ons are invited business, • teaching, , nursing ' and
to•at n
t. e d a planning meeting in. other Careers.' s�
Ripley District H gdi School, on Diane Rayner, Helen• • Caron-
.
bell,' Jewell-- eed,•' Lorna Howald
and Doris Moffat are . attending
Lougheed's Business . College in
Kitchener; .
Kathleen Hackett, Dianne;:Rit
Kirkland,. -
were. Gordon d, . S. E. DURING FIRST' WORLD WAR tending : Go'derich • Business. Col-
•,Robertson, George Kennedy, Tom ' • g •
. lege '.. '
' Todd and Fred McQuillan. "In the • absence of .Rev., 11..,Karen Arnold is 'attending,
• The mnotion,'. passed in Novena- Strapp: who is ''attending • Gener-Wells. Business • College `,,in Lon
ber of last year, . requires that al Coun.cil of the, United Church '•don. , •
of
be put up'Canada,'• L
bonduc
0anyk
B .0no'Joanne nnHunter om
5w UnitedJ a a has c menced;
�. aby..
organization or 'persons:: using Church had as their minister on a four-year; eoursei•at MacDonald,.
the; Arena, as a guarantee'that.:Sunday,.Rev: J°. •Ure ;,Stewart of Institute ' in . Guelph. •-• Barbara
the premises Will lie cleaned -up' 1M400refield. • .• '. Finlayson of Lochalsh is also
' within" twenty-four .'hours -.'after. ' Rev. Stewart is •a -retired mini- enrolled •at 'MacDonald Institute.
u ,'the event takes .place. Failure to ster who previously • •-se rved: the: Patricia:. Pentland; has entered
,do so Gould .mean forfeit 'Of the Presbyterian congregationsof• the , Stratford 'General Hosipital;
Whit
guarantee,- ' anal ec h the regulation , c urcli and Langside for; School of Nursing. •
agplies' to Whether the building four years coming .to White Marion. Reavie''' is attending
;is used on a: rental basis ;or free' church •in.: 19'13.' •.He,' :served" this Stratford Teachers': College. John
area as a ' o . .Van ' Osch is taking Teachers!:
• the two• ear
,ofcharge.. •The $,25.00 'deposiif ,is , . y ung` man.':as 'he. was a g Y ,
,required before the:.,key td the ordained fife
three; years.•ago. :course atTeachers''College and*
arena is obtained. R v SteNart recalled• many:of ee McNaY•is taking' the coin
The ' Fair president said' 't the names` in Lucknowd.'m
and pleting' _ course :. after. , having
:'had rbeen informed of'th re u a 1-� honed• •his •frieridsllip •with Rev. taught.for: two years.
. ation: in February and the mat- J: S:.Duncan of the . .Lucknow • • As .previously reported Sandy
ter had :been discus e a twoPresbyterian .Church, who mini.: McKenzie ',and'Gerald Mowbray'
s d t ,
subsequent' meetiags withthestered,here',from;"1910 •to 1917:':•;are`attending Western University
,
•
directors 'Objecting to payingthe 'Rev::Stewart "spoke ..on .his' trips • and Bill Buckton,• : Toronto . Uni
J �,K' . versit .
_depo'sit.: to Langside by.horse. • "through. y.'
It :Wa s Pointed. onte 'bid 'that'. om' the•swamp and" over the. nar '•
..., s e
of the directors are intown for
three or four days 'preparing. for
Rid Conducting the lair. Gordon
Kirkland felt,' hi' ; view of this: it:
was, ridiculous : to,-. exYpect that
:.. .. ; :. • . s .. :preparations aratons � ro-.
hts a ..p P . a 'pro-
,
come back the•next day, We, 1y Scotsn:ian, 'Sidelights
-a Thomson; :. ubhcation-publish-. gressu ..
seri er'to a eek
ha�e�alwoys= cleaned it up--xrr- - - -- P � •.
she past the ore spot, is the ed in Edinburgh, Scotland. '� With. the old walks'torii..up,.
' 24-hour ultimatum 'Last • week, , courtesy' of that the • opportunity was afforded to
whlClr, we ,
can't guarantee • h paper,; -,Mi -Herten received a move a hydrant; locate a shut
g , e sal
d•
It b'ox .containing a. few sprigs df off. leak, and: "find" "arid replace
Was.' pointed . out _that: on.
some occasions 'members Of the
Society were. exhibiting; at `other
fairs the 'next. day,. In' • reb'u.tal
' it was was the opinion that with'
organization and . a 'request ..for
assistance, the. cleanup- jab 'could
be: done "'as Basil" the folloWin OKE ; . IN
yg, �►►RinA • • B R N
row . corduroy ` roads." , •, •
MOVE' . HYDRANT ` FOR
GETS':;SPRIGS•, OF HEATHER. I, SIDEWALK ,LAYING
FROM SCOTLAND ' •
• • Lucknow's Main Street . side
Dou�g';Harton of town is a": sub- walk '''laying program hag its
they would have to turn around
heather. fronn :the Scots over a broken shut-off pipe A back -
there .'to the Scooverseas.. The hoe was used to- dig to the water
box containing the heather bore main in . front ` of : Sanderson's •
a label :Printed with the, Thom Store, where 'a• shut-off' leak
Son ..tartan.: was discovered' and. corrected;' •
•
• At ' Finl'aysen's • Store currier
the hydrant . was moved off :the
• street, "a' .few feet .to ,the sourth
day, as if aperiod of grace were along the sidewalk: Removing it
allowed • A ' ''CAR,. COLLISION.
" ' ::: roadway, '.peri'nits the
from 'the
The motion was pint on the;. curving of the sidewalk at this.
books . it h Miss Catherine ' 1ViacGregor of
was stated, not to hurt point, and ' gives. ••a better exit-
anyone or :push . thea around, , town is •a '.patient" in' Wingham ranee horn Ross' Street onto the
but'to protect• Arena. Committee !'Hospi.tal with a•• fractureda arm, main ahorou:ghfare.
and'Council from :previous head- which'she ,suffered in a This `ab Was 'dope late. Friday
aches., they had.. experienced:, cadent near Carlow last Thurs- 'ni ht and • during 'the 'early hours
i'' Chas, Webster said they had the y
, tla afternoon. Her condition ,.is
•g .
wrong:i uite,.. satisfactory :and . s17e ,is .in of Saturday Morning.. • Trouble
de.a if they thought': the : q was encountered With shut off.
'motion was directed at. the Ag,, r good spirits.' salves 'and the excavation' filled
ricultural Society:' 'It' was simp-' Miss MacGregor, ' one of • the
, . senior iti- , •with watere 'The'' entire in system
•
lY to .avoid recurrence' of any I Villages esCeemed sea o c r Was shut-off for •.a time 'order.
Clean -u zeas; suffered. a 'hip fracture ov=
p problems,to drain. the `hole'.'and 'relocate
The Horticultur Societ: I of a year 'and" "a half ago. and' the hydrant in the shortest po's-
posted; the al Y was hospitalized for • some four , , . •y'
sable time ' ' ,
•mai', !bu;t 'it:i'months: rxi kin the excavation. at
guarantee this'sum ' ^ i . •
was acknowledged In a g
that by a sli u :the• Lions Club C; Miss Ruby Web,la, Miss Mas.• Sanderson's, , old corduroy logs
p P.
_ - cL .i1_._ .....
ii . � Alex M
r rte-, ... e . . _.:... __. -., . .,.
- .,.,.,H.nbt,_-•when-:,they...,..staged:.-_t. _..-.. ...,..�.•�..,.�.__....� .. -.-�;-e-�circountere�l;th�'t 'mill ham
show last; Ma for proposed Tian wore ,:enroute ' to. Goderieh . early
tificial' .i Y e P P ''when the mishap occurred. near an association association With, the here.
lee � fund. • � � Miss days of road building
S,.The,brakes.•
Itabertson. said , that Dun1op on f 'inlaysori•'s corner • a foundation
"through the efforts of the Ag -‘1
Society," ,• 'a •$2;0000
ricultural S .. I
grant had been obtained when
the Arena was • built.
'Reeve Joynt stated •' that after'
the 'Liens had put a •hardto ' -
floor ' P'p
in the Arena;, a grant of
about .$560. was :received,
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(Gontinued .on. Page 3)
80LD TIRES QUICKLY LLy
Roberts
Mrs. Etta ..
Sea ' used
tinQl classified 'advt. last
, week to • good effect'' .Two •..
tires 'which slie advertised
',Were sold before shegof her'
,
paper, and as a' result of this
• ad three -more tires were (<
a riend- of hers..
Webb's . car failed to hold; and
she ,'collided.' With •the rear of a
Goderi•ch District High . School
Bus whie1i 'iwas stopping to dis-
c
chiag, r �estude:ntq. An approaching
.
car • prevented Miss Webb from'
pulling out around' .the bus. Miss
Webb .arid Mrs. MacLennan, es-
eaped .With bruises and • a shak:-
ing;u,p and Mrs. MacLei nan has
a.badly 'bruised face as evidence
b,
of the impact, •
The lady in the car' they 'w
nieotiii:g• brought the LUcknow-
ites to .Lucknow, and Miss M.ac-
C g. re nor was then taken bY her
doctor to Wi•'rgham hospital, • •
None of the 15 students 'on the
bus, driven by Allen Linfield of
,
Goderich was injure d •
was encountered beyond the pre-
sent 'building.
TAKING 6 -MONTHS FOOD
COURSE IN .TORONTO '
Miss Dorothy Alton ,''a` honor'
graduate of. the one-year diplo-
i .ria course at MacDonald Insti-
tute,,
n.sti•tute, ' is presently taking a sI t'
months' foods course . in Toronto.
She is sponsored by .Stratford
General I-Sospital,. ,arid upon the
completion of, her 'courser will
assume the position of food st
pervisor at Stratford. hospital.'
Dorothy is‘the daughter of -Mr,
and WS. Bert Alton of Ashfield;
PLANNING FOR' BRUCE
COUNTY PLOWING MATCH
:.Farish (IV offat of Langside, se
cretary-treasurer of the Bruce
.County Plowmen's " Association,
is busily engaged, these ,days
With 'final plans ,for the Bruce
County plowing ;match. It •will.
be held at' the farm.of Donald
Ireland, south' of Teeswater; on
Friday, October 7th, with a ban-
quet that evening( in. Teeswater
Town.. Hall.
TWELVE. PAGES
STAGE SET•, FOR'
FAIR THURSDAY
With an exceptional showing'
of indoor exhibits, and plans
complete for interesting grand-
stand activities, the ultimate
success of the Lucknow Agricul-
i tural Society',s• 95th Fall.,'. Fair,
rests: in 'the hands of the weath-'
erman:. .
The • Fair proper gets, under-
way this Thursday '., afternoon.
with a parade of ' public • school •
children, • as well as costumed
PLAN- FOR SALE pony riders and decorated bicy-
AND HALLOWE'EN
Lucknow and district' Lions. •
Club held ;their` second meeting
of the :new term on Monday ev-
ening with. 1st Vice.Pres.' Frank
Thompson presiding • •
At the' opening • meeting two
weeks •ago, President Gordon.
Montgomery" presided ;and Se-
cond Vice President' Lloyd, Ash
ton gave' a good report of the
International convention at. ;Chi
cago, and, slowed interesting Pic-
tures 'of' the event,
A guest' at : Monday's' meeting
was Mike McPhail of Wingham,
who : expressed the hope that the
Club would be as generous in
future n:theto e•'
th utu a as i past
e th
,
Golden Circle 'School for retard-
ed children. ' •
Plans -were • annournced for a
rummage sale in ., the Arena. on
Saturday, ' October 22nd. and°
Club members'are• being ;assign-
ed Certain/. areas in the town' and•
country, which. Will be •canvas •
-
sed:. hoose -to -house . for `contri-
butions to this sale.. Wives of',
Club members: will contribute ,
baking for a. baked, good' counter
at,. this .sale:::. • _ I
:The Club plans to' hold.•a Hal
lawe'en ,party in the arena 'on!
October 31st for' the: children of
the.'comMunity :
Lions coin ' cans are being'' col-
lected this ; month. Any which
ciesn
and
headed bytlie' '
,uc:_.
d L k
now Pipe Band..
The fair will be.officially. opo--'-
ened by Carl 'Hemingway, Huron
County Fieldman for the Feder=
ation' of Agriculture.
The . grandstand . • performances'
are -of wholesome, ' human inter- .`
'est, . featuring. such things :. as
the • rural . school competitions,
Public school square dancing,
:most freckles and`. best pony,tail
competitions., A highlight is the'
',baby 'contests: There are- classes
under' :'6 n;tonll s and 6 to. 12
months '. for.' silverware. ',prizes.
donated , by. Wm,' Schmid, and a
group 12 18
g up to months'with cash
Prizes `'offered by the'• Society.
Prizes will also be awarded to
'th . oldest
e t an
l es ladyd ,gentleman
g.
on' the grounds.- There . will ,be
Public school races and a •' pony
potato.
race.
•
The • 4 Ii' Calf :•Club;,, horse and...
stock. show • and . implement. dis-
plays are always: of interest; and •
there will be booths, •rides and •
games to com!plete the , fair: time
atmosphere:
There wih' be .dancing; . at:. night
to music by Garnet Farrier.'s Or
chestra
1' embers ,of the 'Fair . Board
held a: work bee on Monday to
ready the'• hall ••and' grounds'. Pre-
sident of ,'.the. Fair this ,year is
Evan Keith.
are overlooked may be left at •'
:. AT .EASTERN STAR
the '. Ford • .Garage; Rathwell S
Shoe Store or . Fisher's Barber SESSIONS: IN TORONTO
Shap:
The : next.regul'ar' meeting,: •fol- f.
ling on .•Thanksgiving., night has'
been postponed to October 17th,'
and. • the meeting of October 24th ,
is_ cancelled in view of• the sale
October 22nd & the Hallowe'en:
'party on October : 31st`
Campbell Thompson. gave :.an:
account -of the trip to Vancouver
to attend', the Canadian : Weekly
Newspaper convention in Hotel
Vancouver, and showeda few
Pictures . taken enroute, particul
arly through the Rockies and.,
the Selkirk . mountains.
•
Mrs.. Farish Moffat' . of Lang
side„Worthy matron of the
Wingham-.Chapter of the East;
ern Star, and Mrs. Doi} Donald-
son, Associate. Matron, were pre-
sent last week at sessions of the `.
Order: held in ' -the Royal •`York
ffromTillesday. until S'aturd iy
Mr. 'end :Mrs. Moffat are the -
third couple to hold the . office:
of 'Worthy Matron •and Worthy
Patron' of the Wingham lodge.
Mr_ and .Mrs. Donaldson • are.
Associate : Matron and Patron of.
the 0. -dor and, notental succes
nrr,' to the• Moffats: ' #-
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Open, New C1A` Qu�rter� Irt..
wen Sound; Kinlossite Manager
•On Saturday, .October 1, at'. With the enlargement . of the
,•2'::30 ,inthe afternoon, His Wor- division, ;larger quarters were
ship, Mayor Forsyth, will cut ,needed and the building, front- '
the'; ribbon and officially open' ing on 9th:`Street West;, was con-
the new building which . house'sstructed directly beside' and at
Co-eperators 'Insurance Associa- tached tee the original building
.... Y n�s�'i." 1�•i�, D�'y. •`�i',�•1'.���� _ 1`W b f ."
:.:.;. , :-o._.•ancl-a�-har� --stc� e - .�'_l�i,��i•..-.. �:..
:headquarters in Owen .Soma,` :this modern 'structure is (liven
• 'Sound's first, alt -conditioned of=
Co-operators .Insurance Assoc- . •face buildi
iation, or. 'CIA as'it is rnoie ng'
•11 — first: opened CIA'•was formed a• few years
commonly called p ago by' • cb-operatively-rninded
an 'office. in..'Owen :Sound 'in Oc-•Ontario people to provide them-
tuber of 195.8, at the corner of ,.serve; with' insurance protection
w
First• Aveiiue. West and •'9th . St, y,
and service. Toda CSA i� • a
'West' At that time, the office 5 p •15
.serviced only the counties • of
flo;urishine corn any • with'
•lees across the province. and,
•
Brice and 'Grey : o•ver L00,000 policnes in; force in
• Since then, the Owen 'Sound
all liizes , '
;;Division has been enlarged into • 'Ihe now .office in Owen Sound
gi Division which also houses the office operations
the' Geor ian•'BaY,r , . .ualt r •_• , , .
services alrtit st • 14,000' cas y .of Co opei atoi s Life Intiurance
policies ` yin the counties of, r.,, s.,ociation CIA Life a
Bruce, 'Grey;. Dufferin; Muskoka,. :comp4pirin life .irisura,nce corn.
Parry Sound and. Simcoe.. . pany which was organized a
Harvey MacDougall, son of the year ago 'At the end of the first
late Mr: acid Mrs. Rod MacDou- year 'of operation, CfA Life had,
gall 'of Kinloss, is the Georgian' over $414; .million insurance in
Bay D vis pn manager. " : force.
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