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ro A year in Advance—$1 00 Extra To U,S;A: • •• LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY; OCT, 9th, 1957 * • TWELVE PAGES • • " . • ,
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TN§ is Fire .Prevention Week.. LITTLE GIRL DIED'
pre A-P:i4ce.T6 starei arid 'Fire. OF BRAIN• TUMOR
This year slogan is 'Don't Give
4114_96:wee Whitby ,would like
-tO see this slogan carried out lo- Little Marilyn A•gnei7UpPert,
cally, by a.."general "houseclean- 7. -Year-old daughter of 11,*,' .4.11d
ine of all fire hazards in both Mrs. Jerome Lippert, passed
commercial and residential pro- away on Saturday, September 28
.perties. . • at her home on Highway 86, two
The aim )of Fire Prevention miles east of I.ucknoW. ••
Week is to sell everyone on the Marilyn's untimely death was
idea !that fire :prevention • is. a _paused by a brain tumor, of such
life .and death Matter; that each a nature that surgery was irn-
-owes- t to hiariselt
family and his cornmun- nosed in • July, and since' then.
ity to:think and act fire -safety Marilyn's days had been number -
every minute of the day, the ed, and She gradually weakencl-
.71n-the-,--latter -part2of -' her n eas,
Excellent Record Here • she lost the Power •to Walk and
The Village has.a .cogiipavativv-.
,was con ined to a w eel c a r.
»fir&freel record ,that ..eery in-:
),'•..dividual should seek to promote
and maintain. In fact, „With...the
exCeptiOn•df the..two iea' at the
Beirling. 'Green ..10lubhouse, there,
hasn't :been a serious conflagra-
tion in the. Village in at lea-st the
past • three years, aceorchng to:
perusal of official ,fire-eall:
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Only:•,TWo . Calls This Yeitz! .
• To 'date this year theiiirigade,
liashadonly ti.yo fire Calls .with-
in•the. Village HMOs,. One was•a
chimney fire; the-other''a iwing
room fire at :Fred Buekton's,
:teased by an overheated' stove,
but whieh as "nipped in the
The trying of :the baby awaken-
ed the, , family at a timely
'moment. ' •
• Four ,Calls 110 1956
, • In 1956 the Brigade had cinly
A'fire Ott A.A. had
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the- potential of a major i •blaze,
had it not •been extinguished in
too. nick of .time. 'The •'big -one"
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• • On Friday evening she: lapsed:,
into coma •and pissed away
•late •the &flowing afternoon. '•
'Marilyn was 'a student at St.
Helens Public School and Would
have been in• Grade III had she
been able 'to comnience the fall
teztn. •'
She was the third of a family
of six •"sisters, , and was born at
B tford on February 7th .1950.
The surviving sisters are Veron-
ica, Patricia, Brenda,. Wanda 'and
•MYra.. ••• • ,•'. •
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• Marlyn , rested at, the. •Mel.ien±
nan • ind. Mickenzie Memorial
'Chapel, until Tuesday 'morning,
OCtober st; when' requiem .tligh
mass :WAS conducted at St Anne's
Church, Riversdale, by Rev. Fr,
J. Jordon, ' parish Priest of Rivera'
• dale and •Holyrood.,,, Interment
was •inSt. Arine'S• Cenietery,. Rit-
pallbearers were three Of,Mar-.
ilyn's • schoolmates, •Nancy .•Cur7.-
ran, Patsy Cranston, 'Sheila MC
Quillin and anether • friend,
Agnes Moore
Rev. Jennings R
me Nor'
ural Dean, First
Dri Thursday, Rey...,11•• L.' Jennings received notice of his ap-
pointment as Rural, Dean of
Bishopof Huron. ;
• Rev. JenningS, wns nomMated
• for2the office by the clergy of
the Deanery at a• meeting in
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m,eatby. the Bishop' whieli was
not Officially receitred' until late
last week, 'although there Were
Premature reportslottheaPpoint-
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This is the third' tune that
Rev.. Jennings 'has served as rural
• dean.:: He :held the aPpointment
• . both. in Kent and Brant Count-
-YAM:LACE -1191%1ES
TO adjacent village propertie
Havelock ,St' have recently
Changed hands. The hinne of the
late' Flora. MacDdriald has' been
bought by, Mr. and" Mrs. • Dan
Nicholson, who• Moved to the res-,
idence the end' of the week.
Tie adjacent Jas. Burns home,
has been .purchased by ,Mr. and
Airs: Wm Hunter of Zien.
They have obtained possession
but some improyernen'ts will 'be,
Made 'befdre .the Ove M..
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• DAVID. GRAHAM PASSES
Tie death ofDavid Graham Oc-
curred • at Brantford on Sunday
at the age of 8'7. The luneral ser-•
vice •'Was held at the Johnstone
Funeral • Horne, Lucluic*, on'
Wetnsdaywithnternientnr
' ' Arlderson ocetirre' at.
'HIT BY HORSE The death - M,rs. Thomas
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TEEN -TOWN GOTL-OFF-T0--
00/3 START OPENING IsaOHT
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• Teen -Towers, will 'meet on
Friday evening of this NV.eic• fortheir seeOncl stering since .the
group Was Or iXed- •
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"the first "d�" Was a• free night
with about' 75 teenagers, attend-
ing the party, under the.
•super-:
vision of mernbers of the Lions
committee responsible for
pro-
moting the project: . ••••
'Janet Rayner, president < Of
Teen Town, directed . the various
dances, Music was supplied ',bY
a'• record player and to all ap-
pearance the SrounW folk enjoyed'
• themselves.
• Inere is 'a membership fee to
ibelong, to the Club with a small.
charge for Meinbers • at each
arty:- .
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ON SOUTH SIDE• ""
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.•• °Work was: comPletd this week . '..'• ,
•of widening,. Straightening and Ri. '.
• cleaning the .-Nine Mile' Ver
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from the south side of Main St , • ,-
to' a point near the Flax'aill...-,..' •
This will:giVe a free flow•qo the'',
river and . guard 'againkt. ice
blockades and spring' flooding.;
The triver now has a course of 29. •
feetor better in width.: • • • •
• ' The work was discussed at.the •
October meeting - Of: Village • •. ,.
Council, when road 'expenditures
were examined closely in order
to., reniain Well witlOn the road
budget . ' : - , '' ' • , '' . '
Roads Slated for hard top next . )
Year have • been, gravelled , and. 4
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.IS. RECOVERING " "• •her home here, 'Monday
Little Of Ashfield had • a
IniraculouS escape from being
fatally injured when struck down,
'uy a running horse- al'.Dungan-
min ..Fair on .Friday: ,
Jim 'suffered :facial injuries:and
a seVereiy lacerated head, but es-
caped bodily bodily injury. ,He •was
knocked unconscious 'by the blow
but had revived before.beirig ad -
witted tO..Wingliain Hospital
.:At: the firSt of • the week 'fill/
extent of the . facial injury Was
not • definitely deterrnined; tut
it ii.:e)pected-Jiin will out of
the hospital by the Week -end.'
• Jim watching' • the cattle
.judging Whena horse oirned. by
'Earl Whitthead and -being ,rict-
;den by a...young .lad in the run-
ning race; veered'..off .,the track;
and :galloped- through the Oattle,
judging area, narrowly Missing
other spectators . : •
The impact: .threw Jim 'about
twenty feet andone bystander
said that it would appear as.' if
the steed had edme plUnging.
down .on :the Victini.. But just
-what • 'happened, occUrrecli,so
quickly that details were vague.
The "unconscious and bleeding
man—wasgiverr-first.-aiel--treatt--
eters
ment pendingthe arrival a a
doctor and ambulance.
Mornipg, •her .80th year. The
funeral service was •held on Wed-
nesday afternoon at. the .McLen-
nan-lVfaciKengie- Memorial Chapel
with interment in Greenhill Cern-
171AD• TOP HOGS
IN BACON. CONTEST
An increasingly, poptilar event
at the Lucknow Fall Fair is the
Eaton Bacon Hog Contest, 'which
this, year attracted 28. Pens of
hogs for a total of 112- animals-.
• They were ptirchased arauc-
lion by George Elliott, for 84c,
which was 4c above the market
Price fdr that day. There were
many selects in the group which
wOn , for the producers the reg-
ular -bonus for this type of•hog.
Cash prizes of ,.$75 'are' award-
ed in this competition, ,
amounts of $25, $20, $15,$10 and
$5. The five winners, .in 'that.
order'were, Harvey *Houston, R.
3, Holyrood; D. A. Hackett, R.'
3, Lucknow; Arnold Alton,
Lucknow; Gordon 'Kirkland,
3, Lucknow; Alvin Alton, R;
Lucknow.
Harvey -Houston had the-eharn
• pion carcass and p, 4., Hackett
the reserve champion.
As Rural Dean of Bruce it is
, the first finiA we Understand;
• qiatthe.-hOnor-has-1been--aecorde&
'a rector of St. Peter's Parish.
Rev. :Jennings is • s• erving
REVIVE COVERED WAGON DAYS IN F
AIR.
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will, receive a; tf-ce-a-txnent with cal-..
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ciu. 225 yards of gravel have ,
also been stockpiled to be sure of •
a supply' for paving 'next ye •
Work'on the bridge at Willough-
by St • East is also completed,.
and the -
bridge , open' for traffic, • .
• again. . •
The matter Of accepting 'hospi-
tal' patients as indigents was
discussed•, and Reeve Joynt
pointed out that 'at a County /.
meeting of reeves and clerks they :
had been cautioned to proceed •
carefully' in this regard as there ••• •1
had been mtare:the: •
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Council decided to followthe
advice.' of the Hydro engineers,• • ,
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relocate hydro transformers • • ,
and instal another,, in order to ,• •
distribute the :load the north- -
end of the Village This actionis
regarded as more practical than..
building a new hydro line across• • •
North Delhi • St. from Gough to
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The assessment roll
whichi 1958. taxes Will be levied '
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was- accepted * by ' COuncil, It •
shows an increase of total assess= ' • • ,, !' '
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inent in the amount of about • '
$13,400
was the• third year of the • • '
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1 It was pohit,ed. out ,--that this ;
equal-
ized assessment and' that accord-
ing to the. manual it -seemed to
be. about 'as 'good as can be ex- , •
peeted, 'even though same fault.
• The. November 'Meeting, will be
,cnolnolisFtioersisediooalyIn,fsi.i'eNtow7ymi.ibzorunlst,ty.csoounas.
his sixth r s
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DRILLERS FILL HOLE
ON WALDEN FARM
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removed the first o the „Week
from Glen Walden's farm where
drilling . OPeratiOns :for gas Or .
had een' carried on, for. several. • :
weeks :this' sunutter.
The casing was pulled and the
hole filled in, a _certain Indica- • • •
,tion that it was a.•"dry'.' well.
Depth, of . the ;drilling ,Was •never-. •
Officially announced but it is
'Seined` that -they -May have gene •
• down, as. rnth as $,000 feet •• •
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four,point parish of Lucknt
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D114gahnon; Port Albert -and Rip-
' Brace Deanery takes inall of
Bruce ,Cottrity, 'Hanover and
-that portion 'Of ReV. Jennings
charge . will -eh is in litiro
LANGSIDE YOUTH WON
.1111‘1101t. ?LOWING TROPHY
,G • ordon Moffat, sori of Mr, and
Vbs. Parish Moffat of Langside,
tvon. the_p_AtO"' e,*
Pnior Class at the Bruce Co.
1510Wing match .at
Gordon had the bet 01 wed
in this class ler innlets un -
18. Ile is 16. He alsO won 8rd
the daSS for tractors,
.w421 hydraulic lift..
iS ,Y *inning the trophy, Gordonr
eligible to compete Eaton'S..
of Canada junior chaMpioriship
class at the International PIOWng
MatCh in 1058.
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One' f• the ',Valt • parade./
novelty was the one pio-
tured albide, depicting covered
wagon ai1„:04 .Tho,"WestWard•lio".,
.Yottrig couple Barbara Cam
Ohm iiie••••0 a:S• ,htisband, and
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"his!" Undaunted 'Wife. Stisan,
Cleland, age 8, with their "wagon
all fitted out to lit the trail.
. Incidentally these braids ••won
a prize for Stisaii in the longest
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"pitails" contest. ..
Hitched to the covered wagon,
and Well 'behaved in the, parade,
is shoWn Barbara's dog Pat a
sleek Boxer.' • . • •
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The 1957 convention ot the Tea- :
diets, Institute ,�f the, Inspectof.-: „•
ate of Bruce willbe held in,' the
Town Hall, Lucknow, on, Thur -
da y, with J'xit'rnii3 '-and-afternoii -
sessibnS-, • that will be • 'held on
standaid time. . .• 1 '
Tie morning session will.coni-'
ercise8 by' Rev.' H; L, Jennings ' .. '
of St. Peter's Church, A welcome
wiliLbe.-exte_ride.clee,
Joynt and Chas. Webster, chair •
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man of the Public School"Board'i,
-4'lliere "will be two addreS.
ses '• ' . ..' • '
during the day and a. seriei ol.._ •
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'A noon-41oui • turkey -dinner
will be served the Lucknow
Recreation Centre by the. litiek
now Wornen's Irr:41.iuto •
It is expected about 200 tetteit.,.
ers Will attend the one -day conA
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