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LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY,: FEB. 1st, 1.A67
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Re#res-'From Air
�orce Ater
6:. .10o. ennite
Flight-Lieutenant' Lloyd: Hender-
:son of this community officially.•
retired from the Air Force oft
January` 26th. "Lloyd has been on
retirement leave..,' an 'accumulat-
• ion of holidays; for some time
and has been residing at his farm,,
Highway 86 west. However,. he'
was officially a member of the •
service until last Thursday when •
he severed• an association of sli ht•
Vover' 26 years,
Lloyd enlisted•in the•RCAF on
October 26th. :1940 °at -London
and has. served in "various places
in' Canada •and,:abroad:during his
service years. During the
war he spent two years in .New
•foundland .He was based at var,
ious places all across Canada and
• was on• construction and ;mainten
ance of radar units in the Arctic
which took him away from home
for•rnonths at a time.' Following
• four, years service in . Germany, he
:returned to Centralia where he•.
spent a short time ':p'rior, to his re
tirement,
:In advising The Sentinel of his
,.official retirement, Lloyd; said; he -
would strongly advise ,the youth of
this, community to, look to- the.
armed' services as a . career.
Prior to his 'retirena'ent:, •Lloyd,
purchased the. Orland; Richards
farm on °Hi hwa 86 west and hea
and ,his .wife; the former. Audrey ,
• Campbell RN of Prince,Edward::',
. 'Island , .have. been residing`there
f . for sorne, time. They;have two
daughters both living in: Windsor,
Mrs. : Keith (A-drice), :Land' and:
Miss Lillas Henderson....,
Members of the officers mess'at;
Centralia 'recently presented hip.),
with a lazy boy. chair. '
.During his service career. Lloyd
has always received The Sentinel
• which he valued greatly in keep .
• ing him. in touch with his home
community of which::he ,was so
fond.
racture
Mrs. George Stuart .of Lucknow•
is in Victoria Hospital in London
with •a. fractured hip: She suffered
the'fracture in .a fall do Lucknow
twain street on` TuesdaymOrning,- -
Mrs.,. Stuart was, taken to Wingh'am
Hospital. Hospital official's there
reported her condition as satisfact-
ory prior to removal to London. , As :
,,well.as'the fracture, she was suff'
''er.ing from shock: She was' trans.;
-:ferrel to'�London in early afternoon,
Tuesday.
' Mrs. Stuart resides in Lucknow
•• "with her 93 -yeas oldi.s�ister", Miss,
Catherine McGregor the her
brother-in-law, Joe Stuart. Mrs`
Stuart's husband George `died within
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Record lmpressive
In, the -ten years since •Lucknow,
District Lions. .Club received their
charter, they iave;given valuable
service.to this;, community, but .hey
also have a jecord of 'service t .;..
Lionism throughout the area.
In "those, years, they have .produced.
a zone chairman, Dr. Peter Biss
onnette; .three deputy -district'
governors, 'Harvey Webster, Rae.
Watson and ,Pete Bissonnette;\ two.
governors,' Rae Watson'and.'Pete
Bissonnette . . .' •
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82nd eji,i,aay
On January 26th.
Alex MacKenzie of Lucknow'ob-
served his 82nd birthday on Thurs-
day, January 26th atthe. home of
Mrs. Neil MacCallum.
. '.Present with Mr MacKenzie for
dinner werehis daughter .(Kath
leen) and son-in-law Mr. and lvMrs.,
•Farish Moffat of Wingham and Mrs
Bill Scott of Langside
Others who spent .the evening •
with him were Mr. and: Mrs. Russ-
ell Gaunt of Lan side , Howard,
;.a .
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Robb Mr.and' Mrs Wilmer .i r
Robb and: Allen of Amberle .
Reeve... George . Joy. nt• Announces Interest O f
Calgary Oil Firm In Furtler .DeveloOment In West
Wawonosh,.
a' es:. i O O n tario ov rnma t
Reeve George J•oynt of Lucknow
'announced to, The Sentinel this .
week that he had been; in.touch
•with. R E Wolf of•the 'Altair .Oil
and. Gas. Company 'of Calgary,
Alberta regarding the recent striker
.ofgas in •West, Wawanosh Town
ship on the farm of :Elmer Foran.
From what Reeve`Joynt has, been
able' to learn, the, West'Wawanosh
strike:. is of major importance Wand
this was confirmed to him in a
telephone Conversation 'with Mr.'
Wolf in Alberta on the weekend
'Following is a copy of the letter
which Mr: Joynt , received, from the
.Calgary: company.
24th January-.' 1967
Mayor of Lucknow;
LUCKNOW ,
Ont : , •
Dear Sir.,
Altair Oil and .Gas Co, has' made
a ,significant discovery` ofgas•'.at
an initiarunstimulated rate of
1.604 million cubic feet per day
at •awell in, West'Wawanosh Town,
ship, Huron County, Ontario.
This well has enc ountered approx-
imately 150 feet of Guelph
reef pay zone which it is felt.,
may be stiniula
ated by cid,
fracturing to -,a rate of 7 to 10
',million cu)iic feet pr day 'At
present a second well for further
reserve development'is being star-
•
, submission' to Stanley 'Randall.:.
Ontario minister of Economics
and DeveloP hent•, t'in. an attempt'
p
to seek information on heavy in`
dustrY gwhich in i ht .be looking for
• g
a convenient and economical
source of•heat in their operations,.
As Sentinel readers will know,
the 'gas ,strike was made on the
9th of West-Wawancshseveral:
weeks ago on the Foran farm',
.Leasing has been carried on for
years in this area by drilling
firms -after a" well was,drilled
as struck and the well capped on
the farm. of'.Mrs i Josephine''Mac
Tavish back 'n 1958.The Mae
Tay.ish ca ped well is very close
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to the;'one , on the Foran farm: the :.
farms sitting side ,by side on the
': Would it he possible that you are •
aware of any industry, which. might
require gas in `your area or that
your .city may require gas for.
heating? If this idea is• worthy of ..
,consideration, please contact the
writer. '
Sincerely,
ALTAIR OIL & GAS`.;CO,•
R.E. Wolf.
Lucknow's,Reeve lost no time in
moving on the matter . • .Following
his phone conversation with Cal-
gary, h,e irr mediatel Y ': made a
•:
'9th. .
Mr;. Wolf of Altair confirmed
te,;Reeve foynt that the''West'
Wawanosh well was; one of the
best and most promising they.'
had ever - struck.
onald MacIntye Re=elected Presideflt
ake Plans for Hoiflecoming FaIIFair
BY MRS„ 0„ McCHR(iLES ..
Lucknow Agricultural' Society: held
their annual'r`neeting on. Saturday
afternoon at Lucknow Town Hall
with a number :of interested people
in• attendance, '
Re pP orts from all :sections were.
,
heard with Mrs: Oliver McCharles
�.
rePortin �:on:the:ladies section''and
telling of the revisions tithe var
io'us parts, and that•,the early lists
were now ready and available.
'Gordon Kirkland reported on; the
horse and pony section and felt
that the raising and 'showing of'
g.
horses. was on a professional basis
now rather than the idea.with
',which the fairs had started.
Fred McQuillan said there„was•
room for more interest in the
g•rain•,'roots and vegetable areas as
did Evan Keith feel' about; the
apple and fruit 'section
Prizes: paid during the past,year,
amounted to $900.00' which indic
ated a good fair, •
Receipts for the year were good.
and almost reached the $4,000:
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mark. An ex .enditure: of $1,100:
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for entertainment'proved the fact
that the Society are anxious to .
provide ^for"ever one att-
ending:the; fair. • The minutes and
treasurer's report by Mrs.• Fred
McQuillin were adopted b � the
• P Y,
group and Donald .McIntyre, Pres-
ident,
res ident,, thanked everyone for their
help during.the past year and
announced that'.Charles Webster
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Jim Beaton Passes
The community was saddened ,
last Friday by the passing: of'.James
Roy. Beaton, age, 41, of .Lucknow.
Jiro had been hospitalized in
recent months. Death'was due'to,
a .heart 'attack .. . f
The. funeral service was conduct-
ed from MacKenzie'Met•norial
Chapel in Lucknow on Monday
with temporary entombment. in
South Kinloss Mausoleum..
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aH , u� is Meeting To
entennial Pl_..
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their attendance.
The 'meeting is being called by
Lucknow municipal council..Cou-
ncil-had originally felt the organ
ization.of such. a committee be
left in the hands of local citizen's
and through an announcernent at
the inaugural meting in January,
gave them a free hand in this
matter. Since no:residents'of the
community, have taken the first
Ity is hoped that •each organiza- .step, .council has now called this
tion in the village, large or small 'public meeting in the hope that
Will. have a representative at this individuals interested in the obser-
M.eetin• Also it is hoped that yance of Centennial year in Look-
;individuals
•uek
i dividual s will`show interest by now will' show an interest
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Discuss
A: public meeting for citizens' • .
of -the village of Lucknow has:
been' called for :,the Lucknow Town
ori 'Wednesday evening of:- .k:
nett week; February 8th., at 8
pr m.: • Purpose of the meeting is,
to form a Centennial•conyrnittee
for the village and all
community minded citizens are
urged;to attend .
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Plans are `toiling ahead for the •
Lucknow 'Centennial-Hocke 'Y Week
which is being planned'.for the
Lucknow arena on February 20'; 21,
22 and•24th. ••.
Promoted by theLucknow and
District Lions. Club, this'is billed
as'one; of, Lucknow's first centenn=
ial iubJic'events .:
°: Interest has been running high
and last week•about seventy :spon-
sorsindicated their support•by
backing . the eventwith a
Further. sponsors are being' sought
among 'businesses,. organizations, -
sportsmen and' individuals' in th e..
community and your backing
would be appreciated'by a keen '-
young group of hockey players who
are looking •forward to.a big ;week
•
at the Lucknow arena
Events during the Centennial
hockey week will'include .•
Yplayoffs'
in the. local house league for the
Floyd Milne and, Bud Hamilton
trophies.
Minor hockeyteams from:'Goder-
ich,. Wingham, ',Kincardine and
Clinton' RCAF team will meet:•
teams from Lucknow at various
times `during the week.:
'Holl ' Catherine, daughter
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of Mr and; Mrs, Lorne. MacDon-
ald Of Ashfield Township., : was
;the first New Year's baby at. Kin-
cardine and District- Hospital -'
having. been, born there on •Januar-
ry 20th.
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Lions Observe lOtk Anniversary
Shown as they talk over 10 years
of Lions Club work in the village,
of Lucknow are ML.. "Mike"
Sanderson,.l96'7 president of the'
:Lucknow arid District Lions Club,
centre; and Rae Watson of Lonr
don, on 'the right, charter. presi,- •
,dent when the 'clue was Thirrjed-..
10 year,. ago. On the far left
is Cecil Blake., a past,,prestdent.•:
The 10th anniversary ohservttee
was held at .the Legion. Hall; ort
Mondtay of, last week.
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