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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-01-11, Page 7WEDNESDAY, JAN. 11th,• 1141 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,, oNTAR.1O' Huron Resident Lions Favour. . Dies At Kncar.�dine Centennial Hocke Week In Lucknow.. DEP ENDA BIX llSED CABS :CHNARYD`SA LE TD. 66' CHEV Impala;; 4; door hardtop, with power steering, brakes and 'radia, ' , 65 ;`DODGE, 4 door, 6' automatic, with radio 2 ---„65 CHRYSLERS, 4. door with radio, power equipped' , :PLYMOUTH, 4 door with radio :. 65 DODGE Stationwagon 8" automatic' �, 65 NASH 'Ambassador, 'power steering,'brakes; and radio 64 COMET, 4 door, 6, stick with radio 64 ' . PLYMOUTH 4 door sedan ' 6 standard--, 63' PLYMOUTH, 6 automatic .63 FORD, 2 door. with'radio 2 -- 63•: DODGE Y2.ton-p>t. ps 6 DODGE,' 6 standard with.•radio 62 OLDS', 4 door hardtophariitopith radio 6.2 CHEV 4 door stationwa on with `radio 61 SIMCA 4; door . 6I ' . FORD2 door with radio 60 : 'FORD4 door sedan,.6 automatic; SEVERAL :OLDER MO LS OTORS Your -'Dodge - :Plymouth Chrysler` 'Valiant Dealer JOSEPHINE STREET WINGHAM PHONE 357-3862 • A PAGE SEVEN. JOANNA WiGHTMAN The former Joanna Cameron,., .daughter of/the' late 'Mr. and', Mrs William John, and Margaret (Prise cii11a) MacDonald passed away in Kincardine General Hospital .fold*•' owing an illness of several. months, She was born;an December 12, 1903 and had spent most of her life¢ time onthe lake shore south. She was united in marriage' on' October 21," 1939 and was prede ceased by her husband George• Wightman last Easter an April 9, 1966. Surviving .is, a daughter, Alberta, Toronto and, a step=son Ivan of'Belgrave; also.sisters, Mrs.. William (Annie)' Murdock of Huron township and a twin •sister , Mrs. Samuel (Alberta) Nesbitt of. Kincardine. Wiitiam,aCani eon of Huron townthip is a brother. In addition to thei4 .farm..operat ions, the late,Mrs. Wightman • took an ctive 'interest* in the work of.the Pine River United Church of which shevas' a' member and; trea- ' surer, of the'tinited Church Worn-' en of Pine -'River. She had forni- erly'been:a.school.teacher after. •attending. the Lake Shore. School, Kincardine High School and Strat ford Teacher's College The last rites were `conducted -by her minister. Rev., .Harold Pillen at the.Linklater Funeral Home;onDecember 19 with inter- ment in Kincardine .,cemetery. The pallbearers were George, MacDonald, Maurice Cuyler , Da- vid MDore, Ralph Pollock ,Mac 1 Boyd, and Donald' Courtney. , Flower. bearers were',Brian Thrippleton, Kenneth Brigham, William Taylor, Bruce :Crozier, Wilbur • E m Merton„ Nelson Bueh,= low, Lorne. Emmerton, Arthur Mc- Cormick, Jack Elliott,Jim Tout, Sandy Milne, 'J.S; • Robb and Rob- ertCampbell. hose wonderful . yearn By the :time this appears, in print, I expect that ,I shall, have -• severed an. association of 17•. years with the weekly news- paper business. And it is not:, without some sadness',that;I do so. Sometimes .it seems, that 'our life" is governed.. by: acrid 'nt, that' we havevery little control over it. • Had the war , lasted a" few months longer, had 1 taken •a different ' course at iiniversity,• or gone to a different college, 1 would 'not have met my wife,• And had I, not met. that.particu-' lar girl at that particular time, i would neverhavebeen in .the newspaper business, nor would • 1 he writing this column. Accident again took a hand:` "Wewere in the city. Ihad en-: rolled in a. post -graduate course in English: University teaching was the objective. Came the tragic news .that-,' my , 'brother-in-law (on my wife's side) had been drowned • in a, boating accident..}Ie owned • a weekly newspaper. . . We hastened"to• the scene, to • be of what comfort .`w,e could.. And I. pitched in, as ignorant as Mrs. Murphy's' _ cow, to • help . ;. keep the paper going for .a ; week or• two,.• until other , ar- µ rangements-were made_Eleven Years a.ter, was still: there. Frobi the •beginning,1-meas • fascinated. This was'.bettenthan the world of Chaucer and Spen- ser and the Itomantjc poets, the Whole .fleece -lined world .of ..the scholar. This was life. • ' Th.ere was an :iiteiting tempo to it that: •suited me. Monday was a: day of desperation. No, news, no editorials' written, no- body wanted 'to ;buy,, .an 'adver- tisement that early in the week., The, linotype operator, was get • ting owly'because you couldn't keep '•'him busy' and... he ',knew What was corning. / Tuesday, the pace accelerated rapidly.`' The news ,began' to pour in. You madly dashed "off two sparkling editorials; You. tried to make a' sensible' story ofthe donnybrook'- at last ,night's' council 'meeting You hit •the street and sold ads,. Whether it was `raining. or Snow, ing'• or . blastingly ,}lot: Wednesday was even •moreso:. ° Complaints; callers, classified ads piling in, and the inevitable merchant waltzing in, after the deadline,, 'with °,a big ad . yoti simply ,hadn't morn to print. l?roof-reading away behind. People• in looking for free pub- licity. People in just to chat about 'town affairs, or' their' grandchildren, And . the •lino- type operator, dangerous to ;the •point of ,.being lethal, within 'a radius ,,of 12 feet of ,his ma- ;.._chirle:,..l-.rk..often till Midnight, putting::the sheet to bed. Thursday ,was decision day. Too many ads. Can we 'leave this one out? Too- much coun- try :correspondence. Which re- porter will be ' least' infuriated .'leave her stuff 'till next. . .week?' Short:a column of front, page :news. Where can we digit �. up? Thephotos haven't. arrived:;. { Rush 'to the bus station; see: if • they're in: But by` about 10.30 a.m; she was on the press, and the tom'- . forting : thump, and rumble of . the old machine was •reward. 'enough -for all the Scrambling. , There was solid satisfaction in: 'folding,' stamping and mailing :;: the finished product. You felt as •good, ',as though you'd just : wrestled an : alligator to,• a split ' decision. • ` 'At, any rate, I was hooked:' Formed` a partnership with, one. ,of the printers, and, we .bought' the thing. We didn't have 40. cents apiece. But 'we went •out '. • like a couple of pirates; hit' ev- ery' : friend and relative we', knew, scratched up. thedown payment, outbid every. cornpeti- tor•, because we had nothing to; • • :lose; and took on what was probably :the biggest mortgage • One any weekly newspaper ,,on the continent. • They • wei'd great fun, those' first few Years, There wasnt much caviar or champagne,. Ev- er.y. 'spare .nickel went, into the debts. But we, made itand made .a .host of good' friends • among weekly:•editors'• on the way • . "gut , I can., tell, you that run • ning a weekly' newspaperis one: of the. roughest games in town, Holidays are almost ,unknown Long hours 'are' the rule.•Some 'body is always sore at'you; And you'll never be rich. l'll miss it. Some .of it.' And I'll' always have warm memo ries Uf.it. But I hope to keep In-. touch ',Sthrough•x this column, which will continue a usual: BY BOB FINLAY. The meeting of the Lucknow and. District Lions Club Was called to order, Monday, January 9th at the Canadian Legion Lull, with•. President Mike.. Sanderson. in the chair, ; During dinner a singsong was held and the club was favoured with a solo by Lion Bill Conroe: of Wingham ,` Deputy District Gover- nor for this area. The minutes of ,. the previous meetings -were read by the secretary and adopted.. Many items of correspondence were also read. including a Lionel. Thornton dance 'being held Friday nightin the High School auditor iurfl in Wingham;;' sponsored' by' °the;Wingham Lions,' also, Lions club` Curling Bonspiels being held, in the,district and,a..Testimonial Dinner being held fora. Canadian Past .International President : Harry Newrnan,'with :47 years'service in Toronto and known to many Lions' throughout the world.' The .Treasurer's report was read g by - Lion Jack ,McDona h and ., adopted . , Lion Jack reported that a donation'of $16'8:0.0 had• been received from the Local Branch of the ,Leg ion,, in aid ,,Of 'the past; summers swimming program :L°ionCarr) MacDonald introduced ..,.. the;DepuiY District ;Governor William Conron'on;the:occasion of 'his official':•:visit to the club.: During'.Lion Bill's talk he referred to accomplishments of 'the thirteen clubs in the Zone 'and stated that the,„money spent an various welfare and,.c'ommunity; projects:in the .past year amounted to almost $60,000 and suggested some of the problems that Service clubs would have to work •Qn in. , the future, • Lion Donald MacKinnon thanked • the speaker 'arid presented hien with a” small token Of appreciation Liomar Brooks .outlined""a . proposal for a Community Cent-' ennial Hockey weel(to be held in. the local arena. The club support- ed ''a motion for the chairman and Sports: Committee to, investigate and set a :suitable date for this project. • nA motion Was adopted to invite,. the Champion baseball team to .attend the first meeting in Feb;- ruary. Plans.are continuing and,, almost complete for the , celebration of the LionslOth' Anniversary in Lucknow and Dist.. rict being held at our -next regul- ar .meeting. r Convention, Draw'was ;won by • Lion Bob :McIntosh The meeting closed with singing of Q Canada. ' More than 500,000 New York City children use the subways or buses to get to school each day.., Was Born Here The 'death occurred on December , 31st at: the Misericordia Hospital, ' in W innipeg of. Miss.Saral Mac- Lean, age .89tyears, .a native of' this community Miss MacLean was born in Luck. now and was known: to some of the older residents .ofthe area. She':went. to'W inniPeg in .1911; and,' operated a : millinery shop .for many years,.,. Surviving are two brothers, R.D.. MacLean and" of Winnipeg J. A. MacLean•of Toronto, also several':: nieces and ,nephews. The funeral was head, in Winnipeg on January'. 3rd:.'' your hogs are full fe *01 • 14%o .9• ho finish.er'' Reg"earcfi•'is a rnust.to`produce better.'. bogs. SHUR, 'GAIN' 16%Hog Grower a i:•i d 14% Hog Finisher were' proven at the SHUR-GAIN 'Research Farm producing an average of 65% grade'A's ( 26% higher than the national average )j SHUR --•GAIN. full feed program co r to i ns the proper'baJance of protein, minerals,.:• and' vitamins to mee,t•.the requirements of full "fed hogs: Let SLUR -GAIN Research work :for you Drop in soon and discuss' SHURtGAIN's' Swine..Feeding Prograrn with' us, erson Flax LimIte 'roducts LUCKN011lf _:-_ • Phone 5284026, ;