The Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-11-02, Page 1K
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SCHOOL BAND
OBTAINS LEADER
The • Lucknow District Iligh
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. School Band has •a: new 'leader--
•onan • experimental basis at
least. He is Rev. Hoard W.
S'trapp,• minister :of : .Lucknow •
United :Church. •
Mr:. Edgar Branch of the •High
School' staff will superintend the
Band's operation,, ' and Rev
Strapp will. undertake to tutor
. • them on the basis of a weekly
lesson each Thursday afternoon.
Rev.,• Strapp discussed the mat-
ter with the Church Session ' and
received heartyand unanimous
approval of undertaking ''ithe
project: The High School ..Board'
and Principal G. D. Kirk are
very happy: with the 'prospects'
of the school band continuing to
,operate.
The .group was organized by
ex -principal;. P. W.• Hoag and has
,become a traditional part ' of.
• school and community activities:
Upon:. Mr.. . Hoag's retirement
band metnbers themselves 'peti-
tioned the School Board ' that
•they attemptto obtain a' succes-•.
sor•
•• Rev.. Strapp plays ' a • slide
trombone: He is riot a. registered
band • leader, but a`s a bandsman,
'directed a 26 -piece, band, in
,Chapleau forTsome :eight years:
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY,
NOV. 2nd,. 1960'
New Bridge Soon Be heady For. Traffic
AVE' GAELIC PRAYER
AT WALKERTON SERVICE.
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Rev. Roderick. .MacLeod and
Mr. Stuart Robertson attended a
•special service in 'Walkerton
Presbyterian Church on . Sunday
evening in commemoration of
the 400th anniversary of the
Scottish Reformation
Rev., MacLeodg aprayer
a raY er
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in the Gaelic /tongue and •.Dr.
S. M. 'Scott acted as precentor
for the • singing, of two psalms
without the organ, in keeping
with : the '. old 'traditions:
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Rev. -E. F. Dutcher of Owen
Sound was guest .preacher. At
the morning service,' Miss Mary-
Lillian
aryLillian MacKenzie, daughter of
Judge and 'Mrs. P. S. MacKenzie
sang 'a 'solo: The evening soloist.
.was Mrs. • Wil. A. Henderson , ' the
former. Peggy MacDonald of
•Lucknow.
DR; AND AIRS. JACK McKIM
MOVE: TO WINGHAM
Dr, Jack McKim,. 'who • has.
been interning in London hospi-
tats, has , taken a • position `asas-
sistant to •`Dr. W. A. Crawford,
Wingham. • Dr, and Mrs.' McKim
moved to Wingham, November
1st., •
large ongregat
At Induction On
Rev. Roderick ' MacLeod was
.binducted as pastor of the Luck-
now, Dungannon and South Kin-
loss charge, . by fellow ministers
of the Presbytery of 'Huron-
Maitland on Thursday ; evening.
The inductionwas held
in Luck-
now Presbyterian Church in
the presence of a. large Congre-
gation representative• of the 3
.•, a a
congregations,as 'well as visit
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Prior.. to proceeding with the
service the congregation
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was
,sighted by Rev. D. J . Lane of
Clinton, Clerk , of . Presbytery.
Presidingwas D. Neil Mc-
Ca . . Rev,
mbie of Ripley. and Ashfield,
Who is moderator • of Presbytery
and interim -moderator dur-
ing' then local .pulpit vacancy:
Ae sermon' was given by Rev.
T, H. Cooney of Kincardine.
ftev, Mc.Combie narrated the
• steps. leading to the. cell. The
Pulpits of Lucknow and 'bunga'
' non were preached vacant' on
Sundayy AAril• • 3iCd after Rev.
The above picture shows ce fall. Filling and and levelling • the between . Mason's " ;and Hunters
ment work in progress . at : the 1 ,bridgeapproaches is all that is garages which was removed' for
new Wheeler :Streetbridge over ,- necessary ; however before the .r street widening
the . Nine Mile • River a block i bridge can be : used. I In. the..' next block '"on, the hill"
north of Main Street It's the'e The King' Construction. . Corin- between Outram'. and Havelock
first vehicle bri e ever :to .
dg pan, ;:pang has thc • contract - .' ' Streets, �; stump' re=noval' is •being
the river at this point. They also built the new side i carriedout Wilk. week,. in order•
The ::forms ..have now been re- walks and this week •are prepar- e. to widen this •block also, and re-
moved from the •structure, , and . for the 'rolling . of hot asphalt , surface : the boulevards. =
,, railings r i on the' roadway „
bridge ema n, •to, bew y a 'scent to the Sentinel Photo
built. They may not be: done this Walks, and along. the boulevard,;
WQN KINLOSS• AWARD FOR
SCHOOL 'IMP.)ROIVEMENr'
The certificate, awarded an
nually, by the', Ontario Horticul-
tural Association, for • the, care • &
improvement of •: rural . school.
grounds, was won this year by
S.S. No. 8, Kinloss.• The teacher
is 'Mrs: Grace Elliott, Holyrood.
Students at No. " 8 are' as fol_
lows: David Wall,' Peter Steer,
Marion `• Wall,. Judy Neabel,
Sharon Moffat, Bert, Smith ,'.Bil-
ly. Moffat, . Josie Smith, 'Janice
Wall, Howard Neabel,•- George
Moffat, ,,Murray Moffat; Donald
Moffat, ..Evelyn. • Brooks, Gary
Whytock, Kenneth. Nealel,Ross
Moffat, Simon de Boer: '
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ion �reet� Pa�star
Thursday Night
McClean's departure to Elnrvale.
'A feet of ministers Was not
heard until after the South Kin-
loss con grc gation was granted
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perMi>asion to join. the 3 -point
charge, by authority of the
Presbytery of Huron -Maitland.'
At a meeting'. on July 4th the
congregations did not moderate
a call. On 'August 22nd the con-
gregations extended` a unani-
mous call to Rev. Roderick. Mac- 9
Leod, which this fall' was dealt
with by the 'Presbytieries of
Bruce and Huron -Maitland. - R
en ' net': ' MacLeod s acceptance,
.the induction service was an.
nounced on. two Sundays, prior i
to it taking •piace.
,Following the, questions or-
daincd' by .the church, 'and, the
in•ductOnw and Lords prayer, the
right hand "of.- : fellowship vvais
extended by the clergymen p1e-.
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sent and the, Presbytery repre-
tentative elders. 'numbering .1'i
in ,ail.
MISS. MacKAY 'MARKED._
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93 BIRTHDAY IDA
Many ' friends join in ex-'
tending congratulations and
best' wishes to Miss- Jessie'
MacKay of Lucknow who on
Friday, October 28th, observ-
ed her 93rd birthday:.
Miss MacKay: still . enjoys
remarkably good health.. She
took a' plane trip . West this
summer with her sister An-•
nie, and has future travel
plans in 'mind;'' health per-
mitting:
PATROL EFFECTIVE'
ON HALLOWE'EN
Members of the. Lucknow Fire
t epartrnent whose services were
requested to supplement the
Hallowe'en night. patrol, were
credited with . helping to' keep
.'Vandalism to a minimum.
Chief Alex Havens reports a
`'better than average" Hallo=
ween so ' far as damage and
rowdyism was concerned.
• There were, however, cases/of'
car tampering, hurling of. roten
Mil t, a;•couple of broken wind-
ows at . the public school, and
such minorvandalism, which
irked, the public; concerned and
law authorities. ,Reports of other
destructive acts keep coming to
light. •
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n Stewart kept n
' Norma. a oc
turnal watch onthe footrbridge,
to save the 'railing from ,its an-
nual destruction. A . watch was,
posted at .the .Wheeler St' bridge,
where • King Construction has
'considerable material and equip=
ntent:
The • litter scattered about
seemed less than 'usual .and the
disappearance of "the outdaor•
privy, ,all but eliminates that on-
ce popular Ifalloween , aprank".
Window soaping • was more than
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,OPEN HOUSE TO MARK
-EDUCATION -WEEH
Ontario Education Week; 'pre-.
viously;. held in early spring, is
now held '' in the fall. It will be
officially observed next week,
November 6th, to 12th:
• It : hat • 'the purpose of focus-
ing ` attention on: the progress
education is making in Ontario..
In observance. of the"occasion'
open ;house will be held at the.
Lucknow .' Public School on
Thursday evening, ' November
10th from 7:30 to . 10:00 o'clock.
All interested persons . in the
community are , invited ' to visit'.
the school' that evening.'..
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A. S FORENOON
IN REMEMBRANCE
In Lucknow, places of business
will . be closed in . the • forenoon
on RemeMbrance Day, •..Friday,^
November 11th: ' '
The , service, of remembrance.
will be held this year in the.
Anglican, Church at 10:00 o'clock .
culminating with the two -minu-
tes' silence and placing of
wreaths at the Cenotaph at 11:00.
o'clock.
. The ' decision toclose ' in the
:forenoon ` •has the approval of
the • .Lucknow .Branch 'of . the ' •
Canadian Legion, ' the Business
Men's Association and the Cor-
poration of the Village .of
Lucknow,' who have issued a
joint announcement , to this' ef-
fect
Remembrance Day -is a statu ;
tory holiday, ,with its observance . • .
left to. the discretion of thelo-
cal municipality: In. some 'cent
res the • question has . • become
.quite controversial. •
The - writers : personal obser
vation''has ''been'. that . the pro''
clamation •of 'a full holiday,
does. nothing to ' promote the
true intent of the ''day, —`,'one 'of •'
remembrance for those who paid
the supreme sacrifice in two,
world wars. To the contrary,' it
provides the opportunity' for
"just ' a . holiday" ' . •
ACCIDENT VICTIM GETS
HOME FROM . HOSPITAL
Stewart MacGillivray got home
on Sunday from Victoria Hospi-
tal, London, where he had 'been •
a patient for four months and a
:Week. He is : in bed at :' his Kin-
loss 'Township ' farm. home, and:
will : have to 'return to the hos
pital iii a couple , of weeks:' It is..
not expected he will put any
weighton his badly injured leg
`for a `couple of months-, yet •
He was• seriously injured .in
late June m a:.'motor • accident
east of Kinlough. . In that =acci-`.
dent, : Miss' Rose ''MarieBolger,..-_
teacher at Westford School and
her mother, Mrs. '•Harry. Bolger
lost .their. lives. ;
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POPPY DAY .SATURDAY
Poppy Day will be held in
Lucknow this, Saturday un-`
der the auspices of the Luck-
. now Branch of the Canadian ,
Legion. The: manufacture of
this 'symbol of remembrance
and the sale of it,: provides a "
livelihood and assistance
for handicapped veterans &
their dependents.,
Buy a poppy on Saturday.
when approached atyour
home or on the . street. •
Brucellosis Testing
s f'ie UnderwayIn-
Blootesting tin of cattle for
Advanced In
awanosh
s g a
Brucellosis has been proceeding
for some time in Ashfield, and i
the Township is about . covered
on the initial ;test. Similar, test
Mg is .well • underway in West
Wawanosh
The project is being carried
out• on • a county -wide ; .basis '• in
Huron County.•
In 'cases where cattle ', are
positive to the test, they ' must.
be sold for slaughter under in-
spection, , with a sliding scale of 1'
compensation allowed over marl'
ket price e obtain ed
P
Regulations, ' require • that the u
premises then be '"cleaned • up,"
before.. a further test is carried
out, a procedure which applies
.until the herd is free of the ab -.4
#
ortion' infection. No cows or il
heifers ,may then he broright, in_`
to the county' which are not cera k
tified .as being . negative , to the
nette, Lucknow ' and Ripley , Vet-' •
erinarians.
Positive reactions seemed to
•run m localities, to some degree •
at least. In ,the Zion district on
five adjacent . fanons there was a ,
total of. 28* animals ;that' had to, :
be sold, for slaughter.
LIONS RUMMAGE SALE
GROSSED OVER $450:
Total gross, receipts• at the
Lucknow and District Lions,Club
rummage sale, were in excess of
$40.00. Sales on the second Sa-
turday were worthwhile • and
boosted, the total considerably.
• A quantity of ' good clothing
and shoes remained, The ' Salva-
tion Arany ' will receive arty • of
these items which they can make
list of.
blood. 'test. j M. •'Vernon, .Marriott ''under -
f n Ashfield the, blood testing went an 'operation for append
was• carried obit by Dr. Marr itis •.:rn Winghani Hospital last
Raithby and 'Dr Peter Bisson- week., . a
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