The Lucknow Sentinel, 1957-05-08, Page 1•
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LUOW. ONTARIOWFI5NESDAY, MAX 8.th 1957
;ate Very Close To<
D strict High' h• School,
. •ucknat� g..
r:d met on Monday' for a:m,id
Boa
reit-t•losi'ng'•session,; arid among,'
the other business. transacted Was;
'striking of . the mill rate 'for
thc. 'sti � a.
:hitt -�wi11 be little -khan ••
X907, w, g
•ed. .from the '1956 •rate.:'The
1 one-ififth' of a mill
Total•, expe xe .the Y
nditu forear
s.:.
,:.were estimated' •at $60,000, an in -
:crease ;of about .$1,000 .over last
• wear,.: due largely to salary in-
creases.:
additional -ran
' HAwever,'.an dd, grant,
-�of--$2;800,-•plus a-sizeaibie surplus=
enabled the Board', . hold; the
• taxation line,' and still budget for
a substantial. ' year-end .balance, •
TeBoard7"wwas infoirned it
was no longer° possible toget lia-
bility - insurance ,forstnden.ts:.ort
•'claims' under $5.00, At a..sav�ing
of about ..$80.00. on. the. 'preiniuni,
the Board stook. out • •a r $5.001 •de
ductible clause :policy:. which
means ;that students suffering in
juries at school,: and .requiring
medical :attention; will .,be re-.
sponsible ifor the first ` .$5.00 of
filie rn'edical bill.. The new policy:,
oes
into . effect. at on ,.
ie
�•. A letter. was received from the
: rtpley 'District :Hig .h Scho
o
i
'Board explaining': why the were
not :payingthe tuition,
fee',.•;of a
student .,fro: the .,Ri�- le : area.
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attending • .Lucknow • scl ool.. •
As of Monday night the Bdard
Nwas still without .a full'.teachin_..
g
staff for next year, and .•uncerta'in
of the' in•tentions of some of: thy:
present : staff.' The. teacher. prob_
•lem was discussed at lett nth and
•''the Committee • gitren ' a, . "free
hand" to obtain; teac;hers
if; and
.when; required.
Th
c vac
ancy
on the; Tiu
stee
Boaresulting fromthe resigna-
tion
sigra
ti i:Of.,Archie, MacMillan;
.has
not vet been:filled,. It .,is
petted'. -an _aupoin,,tment •will. be
:made: when : West •Wawanosh.
Council convenes next' week.,
The' uesti-on : of ' w ;'2` ' ' .
q ha't .to
:-with° the campus: "athletic 'track:
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G06.D PRICES AS 200 CATTLE
SOLD AT STOCKER' SALE
• A' good crowd and good prices
'featt.,red the annual spring,:stock;'
er ,cattle sale +held at The Luck-,
now ;Community Sales .barn last
Saturday. Manager Robert Mac-.
intcsh• 'reports a 'total.,' of 201
cattle went ,through the sales
ring, ;
.There ?were 70. •steers. front
800 to .1000., Lbs.; 60 .'.steers ' ^about
600' lbs., and',the remainder: o :
'the Consignment werheifersF
'from 400 to 806 lbs.
, Top., prices .at the sale were
203: Cents...
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DEDICATION
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C QN.
CH I LD'S MEMO.
On: Sunday.. mornings May : ,5th,
Rev. , and 'Mrs..G ,A. Meiklejohn
J.
attended .the 9.00 'a.m. service at
Kinloss United Chureh when: a.
Baptism Bowl' was dedicated ,.in
•memory. of their late 'son, Paul..
Included ;with • ,the.' rnemorial in
scription was the scriptural: pas's
age, Q"A Little Child Shall.' Lead
Them"
,;The. baptismal ',bowl • will .�be
used, ,for., :the first time on Sun
day' at tk a Christian Family : `ser
„
vice in • Kinloss 'Church•
The . memorial •was. placed. laced in
,.
the -"church; fby:'the.' Kinloss.. con
regation.. Rev.'' Meik:le`ohn •: iin-
istered there.. before corning • to
Lucknohe,;' dcdieat
mony was ':con, ducted: iby the pre-
Sent minister Rev. .George: W.
`Sacha in, whose home deep sora
row :has: also been known; in the
death .of their two sons in `a rail
way crossing' accident. This . hap-:
P
;pen ed • prion: to. Rev. • and Mrs.
Sa h coming to :ache.• Beryie Kin-
loss -Ki
ngarf. . charge, .
nday's memorial. • dedication ..
L k r
owl n ; l..
1 f: el on
what, would.
have .been: little Paul Meikle:-
.
COMMS C'E-' SUNDAY
SWEEPING OF MAIN STREE' '
Comnzertc'ing ' this .Sunday
Lucknow Main ' Street
receive an early morning
5vir6e i:n cle •
P � :4la— ,..at it' sof the
Saturday night litter, and '
give the' main'. thoroughfare.
a presentableapipearance for: ;
the'" Sabbath Day;
The Village l°a e
Counc l.
decid-
, elon :thison !Tuesday night..
the street, will be cleaned
twice weekly on Thursday
and Sunday, with the work.
' done early in the morning.
Norman . "Stewart' 'will do. -
'the Sunday sweeping and
-plans• to 'commence'. the • job.
about 2.00 a.m..' He expects
it v l take about Sour .hours.
• ST. HELENS LADY PASSES
'Thedeath of • Mrs. Cohn Mac-,
Donald , oecu-rred--- at -her -home -at
St. Helens on. Tuesday; 'She. was.
a.
the. former Mar 'Edith ..Dilirr n,,
anal . was '64 years ` of , age, The
f.
funeral l •- ser. ` •
a vi
t , , <i, 1.
e w be
lheld., at h
the Johnstone Funeral Horne 'on
Thursdaya,00t'.2 p.•m : i •
.with inter
•merit • iii '' Dt n anndn • C:emetery,
Miss Siebje;: Youwsma, who
came. to Canada from. Holland
less ' than six years • . ago, • leaves
this week for . British •Columibia;
where 'she' will serve'as , a•:•nurse
in .the United ,Ohureh, Ind an
Mission:.at Hazelton, B.: >-.
Siebje 'is the daughter of M.
r
and Mrs.. ,Otto'Youwsma of°Wing
ham and.- formerly of ` Ashifeld.
She ,is .`'10 .years of age. arid , he
will;�be, six Years in August s ce
the` Youwsm a farnily' ca a :, to
Ashfield 'fro n.' their nativV 'Hol
1an&• : About three; years ago
Siebe • entered Winghani Hospi;-
tal as•>a nu'rses' aid. She is ;now
a qualified nursing : assistant.
• Prior to -her departure:.,fr:iends
in the Durgannorr-Crewe-Blake
district;.` presented. Siebje 'With
satne i�r ely._ a:nd _useful gifts.. The
informal'•presentation5 . was. made
jah•n's.fourth :birthday. He died by, Mrs. .Cecil Blake :.'and•`- Mrs:
of leukemia :'last summer: Clifford' Crozier a :: .
tors_
5t~t•
irl
and
em=
was
bY
The
call
The
nts. ues-�
TWELVB. PA
iphone °Shareho0
ystem Yo Ripley Compa:
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Shareholders , ''of. the=•.. oder- ,the ..:.:
•.. 1, S. r . G; ..,. rch. hereat -.in ,the, .opera Son - of .the •
Rural Telephone Coiri,pany; ;4have''smaller 'system. it .was.: felt. ' that '
voted unanimously to sell; the the' er er' of the''t .o. s st
m .gw. y errs
assets of the . Company -•to'�• the would "lead to. • .im, r.' ved: service. '
Huron ands Kinloss ; lvlunicipal A, program ••of . rebuilding' has/
System. been. carried ,out of late oy, the
,,.T = e`.
h. me'�i
_ _ .et, ng -was „=held• gat: the..: Dungy' annon •Com an • � • •
Parish the Hall in Dungannon on system has been steadily improv.:.
Wednesda eveningof last: -week ed.
• y , .., . ,. , :. Sale , of the: System: ,would
with. 'a •large percentage of .the not alter the. present 'operating:
.shareholders. present in
person set-up.:
or represented by. proxy, • �In a provir ;'the • sale of the
. P g sale
:The,. Goderch Rural System Company the Directors., were. au
4.
which'• had •its.beginning:
back in , thorized - to. draw u . anagree-
1910,
P
,ag.e
1910 provided the first Inept of gale '
t ,. telephone a, a to be ratified by the
service . available , . to, the. rural' officer -
. s of iboth ' Corrvpany, .Thi, : • -'=
area 'which. it 'covers,. . agreement is to'- be finalized. •Ib v 2.'
mi -Va ,:. and pending
g comp'le-'J
.; ,.
tion • of. • the transaction, the;
chang•�a over will become effect-, ...
i•ve.:.on Jii1'y'lst.
• . The , purchase offer for ;the
physical ' :assets: of the • .Company
is approximately.•$17,000 subject
`to adjustments,` tri: such• items as.
rent,• taxes, etc.
Assets' :, •.
such•�as receivable �tolls;•. •.
bonds and 'securities- are, not in -
Wednesday's meeting was Pre -
:Sided. over.. by' President. Hugh
McWhinney of AshfieldHwho{ re-
cently, succeeded Wixi . Cran
ston of West Wawanosh ashead
of• the Board.
Early in the Spring the Dir-
ectors acted on , an., offer • of .Pur-
chase from the Huron : System•
and in:calling the .meeting' of ,the
-shareholders 'expressedthe o -.
P
inion: that ,the' sale . was advise chided in the.. proposed. sale
`.`able ;'due 'to the 'difficulties m
BUYS
=• VI
LL
AGE
RESIDENCE'. CE'.
•
Mrs. Jennie Mills has Purchis- .
ed the.'. double residence : known
,as .the ' Spindler `home': on .Luck
now `'Main Street.'•..The ` property
p . Y.
.was ptrchased,: from: rs., 'Jean
:McWhirter, °a ' niece of.' the
.. � late
Mr.: and Mrs. W.. J Spindler..
Mrs. Mills:• ets immediate os
s
essior_.The,:-
east ;half is tenanted
by ' Mr. and • Mrs. Harold Greer
and the west . half,' which Mrs;.
Pntually occupy, "'has
been
vacant ' since the departure
P
•of the' .B;annister:•:family to : Zur-
ich
Mills has resided in ' Tor-
onto ;'for Some: time, butof'• late
has been: a°t. the 'home of her sis-
,ter -
S
•� . us olomon ,.
ST
UBBORN..
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FIRE:ON TUESD
The;; Lucknow Fire Brigade and
many ng; helper battled for
three • hours. " on Tuesday . after.
noon.'before' bringing a stubborn
swampy file .under' control. The=
TO HOL1 . SALVATION: ARMY
BLITZAE RENEXT.:WEEK
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.The...Salvation Arr,ny s Red
Shield cam, ai'' n.'' 'will :he staged . '
P g b•
here on Friday of ' ,next.' week;.
M17th..
y
The local :Campaign aign is :headed'
.•P . g
byChas. • Webster Who . is 'lining'
' i g'
n ng.
' u .crew , of • vol un
P a.,, : :volunteer:. canvass-' '•.
ers to launch:a oan 'e - i
ng ht•
scam ai-x n,:. a ° Veek'3''
:.from ,Friday.',
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IND'VCT.E�D 'IRIS
'--
.CLERI'. FR .
C I DAIf
Rev. Robert 'T.' A. Marshall of •,
Ireland *as inducted on' ••Frida
..y
:nightaspastor of the South Kin -
•loss,' ! Langside and': Whitechurch
ch a r ge: of the 'Presbyterian
Church .The charge'has been v:a-
:cant since the departure of Rev.::'
Norman-, Caswell` ,a:.few' •nioi=ifhs..,
Fr da ,.rii ht s
ry s is
e e Was, held
historic: South Kinloss Church,
and• was impressively conducted
;by ,officials , of the Presbytery -of,
swamp.` is vacated ' on 'the 12th Huro.-Maitland' Rev. Wlliaih
Concession of'Kinloss Township; M,itchell., Moderator,' ,of .Presby-
•ctery, Preside‘ ; and . ird'ucted the
ite milewest of � <Klnl;ough; ,and. ,. �., .
is owned by Glenn Hodgins.: new inctairilbeht.. Rea- Ronald•
Fire :of unknown causerib,rokeMacDonald' of . Hensall: delivered
Out about 2:00 parr. on.'the south 'the sermon and Rev. °J. "McClure '
side 'of the' road just east of what :of 1Vlolesworth".and Gorr.ie. ad
known as Hayes •.Lake• •E'
dressed the. minister•'and people,
....Several' district men' had, sue;'
•needed; .,in holding the flarnes
down until the. fire company are-
ed.;
red.. BY, the 'tithe''the; firemen
had water available, flames. had'
Moved quickly through. the' .un=
derbrush and evergreens. Flames'
burned -.into • the. ground in:; ,some'!
places and:even : after.,gallons.. of
water had 'heel -1.191111d over the`
grouii" smoke would still con
tinue 'to ' curl: upwards from ..the
muskeg.,
After the 'water ;supply •on the.
truck .,had '.been used up firemen
iT
Is Medical Doctor
A reception followed, : 'when
Rev, and .NIrs Marshall were in.;
traduced,. to the large.'asseinbly
of parishioners and fellow• mini-'
seers:.. Mrs. Marshall holds the: de-
gree of•n-iedical doctor.. The have
three young Sons._ l .
Was °In P.O,W.,'' Camp
Rev,'M`arshall's first::association•
with—Cana itsAVas', whs e serv-
ing with ,.an 'RAF squa ..on, in
,World . War II; and later aced,
with' .Canadians and of:h.er., 'the
l rig ations • of • a• pi isoner-of-war
moved some .distance' down the camp in (lei-many,road to :a ditch �vitli ample water Rev. I1arsha11 •and family ai
supply; „. rived' 'titre'' last aieel: front . ilaf `
• The porta b 1 e pump ' was frey, County :Dow,n, Northern
brought into action,' and the. ma- Ireland,,.where he had a pastoral
-Jor•i-t$,of -the=l ose laid t he h se charge. 1 -le -ass-` ime'.d his item dot_
was ilraggect through, tiro swamp .ic$ 'oil the •three -i ojnt`:c`har;gco.n
to the fire. a area. The most stab-. Sunday, and the farniiv is resid-,
born. fire to extinguish was:;'in.' Ing .in the Manse pt,Whitechurch.
a pile of logs that had been Reif: Marshall ' �t`iIl'fed'at,;
• stacked ' in ;a Clearing irfi' 'the" tame in Huron -Maitland Where
swarrip.
Glen' Hodgins and will_ .there are at least fotrrother lrish
g113rbo .
.fire company loft to keep: a ''close vice °dew Wyalla"ce '14�`c, lcati •of
in ,case ef: amour lilac%.out Uu•cttt oy,'''Re�'. Ales .N'imn'.n..
break•,•am', Rev.
Vv'Irig'n J ; t�'IiiiancYty ' ,
ca:�an_ttde,t. tit
n ; .... x • MCNgl)
ion::, i a5 . .,.. i• __ tut ale
v the set i ....._ . _ .. y... .Neai,l.ry .. i ... ...
� pg of a . eelri
drink and cooki'e$' b y s Wyry trtitsid,cY the 1�'resbv�tory . i
o Gf',•�.Wy �rsd .L 1•Gli Clement__
.. ,. . ..,
' Qy /4 -bag -ins ins an - fe,. • Clement•whit was 3r'cc�etit y'
� . d.. Mew ., Albert �
S•tan1c' `. ducted ata i jr`ston,. after c•Oitl:
•�`
puviirr an: Y were •.
he �
1d
Qtheenlnister pies t
1,n5,s
tIea.
t.x,
~watex pressure btaiticd for. twoday night's . bc.il(ose..by the us�af.theamrtablr
The t7nYPva recently1115oe rlaneds.
ct.a. r c Re \'* . •I), .1 ....
Laie of Clii tony Pe
43oy tp ure ased jointly by .Lucknow,Kirloss, West' , awanosh •,: and Me?i1lan of Goderieh and Rev,
Ashfield, '
: .
Glen. 'C'slri,1, iel;l` cif `Seafc,r{tb :+ '
: 14i ' �.�� � 1 ::i4+vte _. J-_vl.r_.: ,. , . ,. .... q... ± . ., C.: k WeY.ut'rsW... 7 ; ni�,y, .,,.,tiu*'s Ya,4:*: - ,...,.
litaght of; he .pita. pins on e queen: $, core,.
danc,c,..... m.
of lli l , t f IVI•.' and Mrs.
if cyt, Distr'et 'H:i h .� the clatightcr o
School held' �., � .
on Friday `night in ri iCar•ter•, of the 6th of Huron,
th, e niptey Hall, was the cr'own.- and will teach school at the 2nd
•
ing o'f ,the king and. 'queen of of Kinloss next -'''term -.On the
ilia' School'', • .,t .
for' 1 9 q ... ri iht. is.Don Blue, son otr Mi and
tho 957. Shown in >; � :
,pieture is 'the charmin Mrs. Donald
` Blue cif' Ripley,
ipley, who
tcntelaeSu,th1ddh was � clewt; .ing:-.M- the, schooli
Both king and 'queen :were 'elect-
ter of
Mr, and ;Mrs George
8iithtiriand of the
6th* of }furor);
va carter, left,- 1966 queen,.
17
ed iby'a student vote,.` , w
`Do:ri ,d7—,' 1,c,1;eiindri ac te` ,
d
master•o eerCmonies foz"'. sev-
eral x ovelt.y dances: Maine Maces
Nay and Bob
1. Gilchrist wen
spot., dance,.and Glen Stan7
eY
and,
.Mrs. Iielen Swarf, an e1im-
a tion
cnt5.• dance. Luneh,'.was seted
n
shthe..sehool b --ail ,hresent.•,,Par-
are
guests' of the students
'bat theRfplc�`y , roti .. dance,
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