The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-07-26, Page 19i6Z
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WEDNESDAY, .JULY 26th, 1967;
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LUCKNOW SENTINEL,; LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
PAGE NINETEEN.
•Lu.cknow Couple 50 Years Marded
`.Mr.,and Mrs. George Saunders,
residents of Lucknow for the past e,
ten years; observed 'their 50th
)Ut Wedding, anniversary on Tuesday
July 18th. •
Mr, and Mrs. Saunders were
big married at the Dungannon Manse
ler on. July18..1917. Mrs..Saunders is
t- the former Ruby. Ritchie , daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs.. James Riti
chie of Zion: George is the;son•of
the late, Mr.. Mrs. James
Saunders of.. Blakes The couple •
resided 'On their farm in the Slakes,
.community' in Ashfield until about
ten years ago•when. ill health .forc-
ed them to retire.. ',They.. moved' to'
Lucknow and reside in the Ashton
•• Apartments on Main Street:
Forty-three attended a family • •
dinner on Tuesday evening' of last
° week at the .assembly .rooms of the
Town Hall.. Open House was held
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'at 'their home'on Wednesday after-
noon and evening when about 1.50
attended• to extend their best wishes
Mr. and Ivjrs Saunders were the •
recipients of a. scroll from the prow
ince of Ontario which•wa.s present-
ed,by:Murray Gaunt M P.O., for'
Huron-Bruee. A telegram of congra-
tulaiions was received from John P'.
Robarts, Premier of Ontario and,.
. catds were received from Lester B:
Pearson;;' Prime Minister'of Canada
Robert. Nixon, leader of the Liberal:
Party. in Ontario and Mr. Gaunt.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Saunders. have a
_family of five,.:Mrs. Eddie (Violet).
Thompson of Holyrood , .Mrs.: Reg
(Freda), Browne of Belfast, Mrs.
ken (Lottiey'.Scott ,of' Eelgrave;
Gordon of Ashfield Township, Lloyd
of Holyrood:. There are seventeen
grandchildren
A daughter• Ila passed: away thirty-.
three, years' ago as a teenager,
HonourParepts. .,
On
35th Anniversary:,
Mr • and Mrs. James MacTavish
of Lucknow were hcioured on the
weekend by .their family on the
occasion of their 35th wedding -
anniversary. They were invited .to
their son Allan's for 'dinner and
found the entire ,fa ;mily, there, fo. ,
honour them .
The kids", had a;.pony and call
ready and Jim and Clara took a. trig
doWn'the lane tore, mind theni' of'
eairly.times. All the Adults went
for dinner t:o' the Tiger,Duhlop Inn
at Goderich• '
Mr. and Mrs.. MacTavish were
married, on. the second of Huron on.
June 29th, 1932. Mrs. MaeTavish
is tate former. Clara Hamilton,, dau
,ghter of the fate Mr..; and • 1rs .
Cook Hamilton. Jim is the son -of'
the late Mr. •and 'Mrs.:Peter
Tavish. The :couple. farmed on the
2nd of Huron until moving to Luck
now eight'years ago. Mrs. Mac-
"ravish is.a teacher. on the Lucknow
Public School staff.
• Their'farnily are My. and.. Mrs..
A1lanMacTavish, Mary Anne,
.Patricia •(arolyn.and'Elaine.of
Hur.'on; Mr, and Mrs, Eugene
(Evelyn) Walden;. Jeanne; Anne,
_Kenneth; JoanaLBarrie; kr. ander
Mrs,. Claire (Peg) Thuell; and Brent
of Rexdale Mr, and. Mr%',..,Perrin ,
(Marion) Lowry, Robbie; .Brian,
-Deborah of, Huron;.Mr. ,& Mrs.• Jim
MacTavish , Jeffreyand. ?Michele of
Huron. .
REPORT
Kincardine
..ACC1DENTS Ort Thursday., July
20 ,Provincial Constable Johi}•
Gault investigated two ,accident's
between a car and a cattiebea.st ,
Both accidents were on i 9 highway
just: west of Millarton. The driver's
were John Lemay of Georgetown •
and John Hudgl<amp of Arthur. The,
drivers Were notinjured in the mis=
Gaunt Reunion Meld: AtSt..He.lens
The•annual: Gaunt reunion was.
held on Saturday.. July 22nd .1967
,at thefiome'of Mr. and Mrs. -Jame''
Aitcheson and family:at St. 'Helens,
Due to the beautiful sunny' day,
number of the men 'spent the after-
••noon,in the hay fields butjoined
the .rest for supper. Approximately
55'people attended the picnic and
helped to.nrake.it a very successful
day. During the afternoon games,
contests and races were enjoyed by
old and young alike: A very .pleas -
and surprise was. the une)Tected__
arrival of Mr, and Mrs. Gordon
Phillips and daughters. of Vanccuver
'.B C. They are visiting with the
Phillips family of Fordyce before
continuing on to Expo. Relatives
were present frorn Owen Sound,
Vancouver,Hanover, Londesboro,'
Wingharn, Lucknow, West Wawan-
osh: Coderich,,' Whitechurch. The
sports were very ably conducted by
the sports cornmittee,comprised'of,
Mrs. Ernest Gaunt and Mrs..Russeil
Ph liips . . .
There were races for the children •
Drawing'Picture contest.; Ladies. •
Mrs. Leonard Phillips; Men, Lanny:
Scrinegour; Jumbled word Contest
Mrs,. Norman. McDonald, Sheila
Scrimegottri'Threading Needle,
Mrs. Harold Gaunt .•Susan.Durnin;
Bean C5ntest, Earl Gaunt; Kicking
Shoe: in basltet; Men ,.'George
Pf fillips: Ladies:, ,Mrs . Gordon
Phillips; Youngest child present,'
Steven Galant Closest Anniversary,
Mr; and Mrs. Leonard Phillips;
Guessing articles tray, ,Mrs:
Gordon Phillips; 'Jumbled words
Mrs. Murray Gaunt , Mrs. Bob
Aitchison; Travelling parcel coni
• fest Mrs., Earl Gaunt.
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Provincial Constable -Burgess hie•
stigated' a two car accident at Pine
River, on July 22. 19,67. Hector
Austin of Sarnia„ .Ontario .and :Mrs.
Margaret Macl onald of R.R. » '3
Lucknow were involved. The
damage, was slight and -both drivers
escaped unharmed. • .
A car - and farm tractor accident .
was investiaged by -Provincial Con-
stable Poland'on
on-stable'Poland'on Saturday, July 22,
1947. The accident occurred on
il21 Highway, North of Kincardine
at. the 5th concession• of. Kincardine
Township. ,Claude Michelucci of
Guelph , .Ontario and David 'Norman
of R.:(t;.:r 2, Kincardine were-invol-
ved,
ere"invol-ved, The daniage'.,to both vehicles
;amounted t� $200,00.
On Saturday', July 22, 1967 , Prov-
incial 'COnstable
rov-incial'Constable Gault investigated
ari accident ori the 2nd concession
of Kinloss Township. Lloyd Mc•Nall
of R. R. 5, Lucknow and Vern Parr.
of Toronto were involved.
CHARGES: 7 charges under the I
Ligtior'Control: Act. 1 charge laid
under the Criminal Code of Canada
8 charges laid under the Highway
'Traffic.. Act 1 charge laid under the
• Ga.me and Fish Act.' • • '
The number of 'accidents reported
to: date last year 68. Accidents.to°
date this year 105. •
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