The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-05-17, Page 2ft
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THE LUCKNOW .SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, {ONTARIO'
The LUCKNOW SENTINEL
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
"The • Sspoy. Town" On. the Huron -Bruce Boundary.
Authorized: as• second, class mail, Poste Office- Department;, Ottawa
Established 1873—Published Each Wednesday. Afternoon.
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Subscription Rate, $400 a year in advance to the. U.S.A., $5.00
Donald C. Thompson, Publisher
• WEDNESDAY, MAY 17th, 1967'
�pnquet arks Official Change-Ov�r
'0 Ripley DiaI By H. and K. Telephone
A.banquet 'to. mark the. official
openingof the new Ripley dial ex-.
change, of the Huron: and Kinloss,
Telephone System .was held in: the
Ripley Legion Hall on Wednesdai
evening of last week. Employees,
municipalrepresent atives, contract
ing firms and others associated in
the dial. conversion were. gUests,at
• the banquet,.: '
Stewiart Needham of Ripley,. • chair
,man ;of the •three -m an .board. of
DRIVE-IN :THEATRE
Highway 8 , -=.. Goderich.
'At Concession Road 4 '-
Largest Screen in Huron
County •
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY'
M` MAY 19-20 . .
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MUSICAL
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Release •
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SUNDAY MIDNIGHT.
'May :21 ..'
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(Adult' Entertairirnent)
(Adult
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and .
'MASTER OF TERROR'.
Adfnission $1.00 per person
Children under 12 In Cars Free
Main Future Starts' at Dusk
commissioners of.the phone system,
acted as m aster of ceremonies for
an impromptu program of speeches
following the 'dinner. Mr . Need.
ham has completed• thirty years as,
a corom issioner with. the Huron. and
Kinloss Phone System. He said that`;
the railway's were established in
this area in 1873'and•.in 1874 the
.telegraph appears to have been the
firstmethod of communication..
4bout the. fl rn •of the century the
Bell Telephone first came into this
.area. In 1910, twe-eight phone
subscribers were serviced along, the
•lake:shore . In 1911, the Huron and,
Kinloss System wase formed. It
subsequently, bought out the Lake-
shore
.M.1104,:the Lucknow, rural
which'came as far as Holyrood and
in recent years, . the :Dungannon
phone system.
SThose' called on for a .few words
included George MacLean, Reeve ;
of Ripley Vic Hanford of :the Ontar:
`io• Telephone Services who compli-
nfented'thelocally'owned and cots-
trolled phone. system and; the mann-
er in which the conversion was
handled , iso complimenting the
valuable service of. Francis
Gemmell',; a native son,: also with
.the Ontario. Telephone services,
Rev-. George: Ball of Ripley, United :
Church; Montieth and •. McGrath;
general contractor for the $17:,500
building; Wlf Osler.of the Belle '
.Telephone; W illiarn; R. Lowry ;
Reeve • of Huron Township; Andy
McTavish of the South -Bruce Rural:;
Telephone System. at Teeswater
and. Mildmay, Len Jones of the
�Autohiatic Electric Company;:
'Williatn Evans; Reeve of :Kinloss;:
Ross.•Taylor bringing greetings from'.
the Ontario Telephone System;;
Ernie Greer`, Reeve of Kincardine
Township,: G.E. Naldrete, manag-
er of the Eruce Municipal
Telephone System; Francis
.Gemmell of•,tlie. Ontario Telephone:.
Services; Deputy -Reeve ' Gordon,
Boyd of Ashfield 'Township; Ross
Martyr! :whose father was the first •
secretary -treasurer of the company,
Robert Lyons, Reeve of West Wawa:.
nosh; W.. Hi, McArthur, manage of.'
Ontario Hydro'at Winghain; Doug •
Small of 'Autern atic Electric;'
• I M urr.ay Campbell,; commissioner
of thephone: system for fourteen
years; Harold Zehr, manager of
the Hay Municipal Telephone
System;- Goldie Buckingham, of The
Kincardine News; Dan MacDonald,
.a -commissioner :of the H. and K :
I System' for,six years who, with hi4 ..
. Wife Sheila, were observing their.`
wedding anniversary the ,night of
the banquet; Don Thornpson of The
Luckn'ow Serftinel.
Murray. Campbell,thanked the'.
;Legion Ladies' Auxiliary for cater'
,ing to the banquet, and this`was res.-.•
ponded to by Mrs. Russell, Stanley.
Clayton Nicholson, manager of
the H. and I( system for. the past
twelve years, • and an employee
for thepast nineteen ye'ars,said
conversion of the $325.000 dial
project was,done in about 1 1/Z'
years Atid the job is one that nokni w
ally take's much longer. ' He paid
tribute to the employees of'the
system , Burton MacLeod; -Bob
Johnston , Ivan Cook and Dug
Martyn for their untiring efforts to-
wards the' completion of:the project
He said the phone operators, Let.tie`
G awley," Doris MacDonald •," Mrs
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Bert MacTavish, Bette MacLeod, •„
Mrs Steve Irwin, Mrs Dorothy
• •'Brooks and ...Mrt.:Bertha'Scott :were
very'helpfujl in the: change -over
and worked, extra:hard in they past
'few weeks: He also praised.the
work• done'by Secretary• Miss Marie,
MacKay 'and commissioners' Need--
ham",, Campbell mid MacDonald as
well as all” tnen involved in the
.conversion:.operation:
. Highpraise was given Mr Lich
Olson by a number of.the speakers
for his work in the conversion...The
Ripley system has had only 'four .:•
secretaries in its history:,,:.Angus'
•
0'
iMartyn,' Ross. Martyn; Mary :Cul-
bert and . Marie MacKay,
Spoons,' cu'lis and .thermal jugs,
etiscribed •w ith the;old time tele-
phones and poles, were presented
to alloperators arid the` secretary•
Lettie Gawley replied. on behalf
of the ladies. expressing their
•
:thanks' and ,stating that the• long .'..
periods'of service,'reniereed by sev
eral employees, 'would' indicate .:
that Huron ard.K•inloss Telephone •
was a';good company to work for
She said, "we'll give the dial a
try, . but if you ever want to change
over again,, the operators will be
standing by"
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