The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-10-22, Page 11969
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LUCKNOW, ONTARPOT
• WEDNESDAIGTOCTOBE
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First Coule Wed At South Kinloss
Observe 50th Wedding Ann•X .RATE DOWN S.HARPL.
Thefirst couple wed in South
Kinloss presby terianChurch 'Wel-
comes' .friends and relativeuo
their Lucknow' home: on October
18 , on the occasion of their fift-
ieth weddinganniversary: -
W lhant 1 \:1acDonald' son of
the late �•1r and''Mrs. • 'Mrs, Angus Mac-
" .Donald.; 4th concession'of Kinloss,
inartie&Ma_y tahan-;_daughtetrof
the late Mr, and Mri. Duncan
Graham , 2nd concession of Kinloss
'on October 14, ,1919.: They •:were
married b�� Rev. ,John G. Reid
::minister ofthe church
• .Mdr. and Mrs.. MiacDonald spent
.39 years of their Marriedlife on
their farm located on the .4th con-
cession of. Huron and Kinloss.. I'n, :
1958 •, • they, moved, to their present,
''ilio:ughb ••:Street home.' Over the
years, friend and relarives have
known t1W ac o► a Thome as one
'of;good hospitality and fellowship.`'
\Ir;•,and Mrs. \lacDonald pace:.'
taken an active part in:,church and:
•comMunity'life`... Mrs..MacDonald
Is
Is a life 'rnember. of South Kinloss
,hand. Mr. MacDonald
.has served ,for. many years' as 'Clerk
of ,Session of South. Kinloss Church
They have•"a family of three
.Margafet who resides. in S'arn'ia
'and teaches at Hanna Melnorial
School; Graham, who resides` in
London with his wife Freda,: and'
their three children',. • Anne ,
gross
onaay-dale'
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School and County Continue 'Clim
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increases.21; n (19); Kinloss-Lucknow Public
however; m the
-ceuntir-r-at-e-.and_both,the._kublic: a,,nd- 1. • ; :Huron -Bruce
District High School 24.85(21);..-
Lucknow,
4.85(21);Lucknow• General 41.39 (67).
, Commercial rates, with last •
year's rates in brackets: 'County.
of Bruce 21.72 (19); Kinloss -Luck-
now Public School 23.38 (21); •
Huron -Bruce District, High School.
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The tax rate for the'village of
Lucknow Twas set at- art, .wee s
ular• October council Meeting..
On the, overall picture, Lucky-•
now's rate for 1969; will decrease ,
17 mills, for residential and;15 mills
for .cornrnercial.
�
,high school rate..., ' 4: . ,
•
Lucknow's total rate - for resident-
ial property will be 109 -mills ,as
compared with 126:1ast year The'
new commercial rate is. 121 with .
last year's figure being' 136;,
The rate•for the municipality it- •Breaking,it,down, the following
self has been reduced 25 1 mills figures apply;
for residential and'24, 71 mills for Residential rates, with last year's 27.61(23)Lucknow General
commercial; This has been offset, rates in brackets: County of Bruce '48..29 (73),
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Injured While 100th Birthday For
At Work Monday Lucknow Native
Herb Ba•tzer, , son Of Mr, and
Mrs: Gordon Barger of Ashfield,:
was injured while on they job at
Lucknow. Wood Products shortly
'.. . before noon on M'ond'ay.'
-and Bill is an Area ,Superintendent
of Schools with Middlesex Board of
Educatton:-_.Ikr, L M Mack) who
ives, in ;S.arniaLLwith, his' wife Jud
and their three children, Janet,'
John, and Elizabeth. is a' Research . .
Chemist with Imperial.' diI.
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• A'very successful• sale' of stocker
cattle at the Lucknow Community •,
Sale on Monday grossed: $91,000.
Robert .McIntosh is sale: manager.
400 :head' went through the auction
ring ..
Eighteen yearling steers averag-
ing '740 lbs. were sold by Wayne
Stanley of Lucknow to Art Leslie
of Bellwood for 33 ,,10. '
Three yearling heifers averaging
675 lbs. w ..IT II
if
R. R. 5 Wingham to Neil Rintoul
of West. Wawanosh for 26.10.
•Bohr heifer calves, averaging
470 lbs . were sold' byFred McQui
Hitr•uf-Wegtlya-wanosh to Findley
; Bros . of Bellwood for 32.10.
ouncil Briefs.
Consideration is being given by,:
Lucknow council to the purchase
of a new ladder truck: At last
week's meeting, The clerk and •
chairman of 'hydro were authorized
to seek approval•from the Ontario
Hydro to purchase a new Gladder
truckandalso seek information on
whether or not Hydro would assist •A
in..the' purchase of a new pickup
utility truck
George Newbold , head of the
sanitation division of council; rep-
orredtff-Y ri sp'mtI i e wittf Oti=7
ernment officials regarding present
burning at. the municipaldump:
The teinporary licence to••burn:has
run,'out and Mr.',Newbold is present.
lv exploring ways' and means of '
correcting: the dump problem.
Some time 'ago, provincial.author-
ities issued .restrictive regulations
regarding burning refuseat the`
local dump and` dozens of other
dumps 'tlrouhout this part of Ont
ario. Information on a land fill
operation has been sought but most
alternative methooLs stiggesta high,
expenditure: Burning at. the tuck -
now dump is now confined to one .•
day a,week.. •
Two tenders.were'presented for
the fuel oil contract at the Lucknow
Town Hall and the Lucknow Fire'
Hall. W .A "Bud ' Ha'miltoit had
been providingthe fuel for the •
town hall at 1 1/2¢ per gallon dis-
count off regular price with.no ;set::
vice. Lucknow Co-op had been:
provx.ing t o Fire Hall-oilbed reg-
ular priee' with service included. I,
The tender was awarded' to •W':, Ag
"Bud" Hamilton, for both buildings
at 18.7 per.
¢ ...gallon, 2,80 offff the
regular price; No service was in-
eluded,
n-eluded,
I ie was cuttingarborite at the;
time, when a piece flew from the'.
Saw striking him and knocking.hirrt:
unconscious, Herb was taken by'
ambulance:,to .Wingham and Dist-
'rict hospital. where he remains
•tinder observation
luke'�urtl�er
ackey Plans.
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The, Sentinel his received'a :
clipping from the Grand Rapids
Michigan Press of October 15. The
clipping was sent to us by 'Rev..
Dirk Lieverdink former minister
of the, Lucknow Christian Reformed
Church: ..
.:It concerned the..100th birthday.
of a Lucknow .native, Edgar Hall.
We'•would be pleased if any of our
senior, readers'could.provide us
with some information'.ab'out Mr.
Hall's association with 'Lucknow
where'.he.was. born.
•'The article read::
• and �• I neverrraarneda, I mind • rn
y
own business."
ENGAGEMENTS
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LOWRY - HUNTER
Mr, and Mrs.. Ralph Hunter of
R. R.'.4Ripley -Ontario-ar-e_pleased
•to announce the 'forthcoming'•
marriage of their daughter Shirley
Mar-ieLto Mr James. -Da vid_iowry. _..._:...
'son of -Mr :and. Mrs : Eiden L �wry,�
R.: R. 1 Kincardine, Ontario.::, The
wedding will .take place • at 'Pine'
River United Church on November
8th; 1969:
candle,, representing 'the' 100 years:
was placed by Mrs;. •Catherine
Frank. R.N. Official recognition •.
came ,from the Grand Rapids City.:.
Commission, in the form of. a: resp-
lut'ton.
Mr j Hall was born in Lycknow
n no , moved -to -the United
States:' as .a boy and worked as a
for'y ars
„lumbermano ye
A meeting of the Lucknow Minor
Hockey Committee on Sunday . ;
made further plans for the coming
minor hockey season.
Regist ration will still` be received
at the Lucknow Town Office for
a few days during -regular-roffice
hours.
ome hockey sweaters a goal
equipment are missing. Anyone,
having these items is urged to'
return them at once to ,the Town
Office.
The Lucknow House League will •
soon•be organized under the super-
vision of ;Donald Hamilton, Barry %;
'McDonagh, Jack Farrish., Toby,
'Greer and Leo Courtney The
=se-hedule wi11 be det -filed vhe-n= e
•
is' available
Temporary schedules of practices
have been set for Saturday Morning,
as foilosets ilan.tams_, R',,'tO 9,.31, .
House League,, .9,30 11.30; Fleas,
11::80. -.12,30..
Although .the definite -days are ;not
complete the hours for other.,pract=
ices will be I3antan, ,: y p m ., Pee:.
Wee:,' 6.15 p,m:;•Novice,
7 30 p: to ; Midgets , ;8.30 p.•m
Juveniles, 9:30 p.m,
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That phifosphy and his i00
years make' Edgar Halll,nnique :; : A
veteran of the Spanish-American
War and World War 1•, Hall celebr-
ated his 100th birthday at a small
`party in his honor at the Michigan
Veterans Facility -One-stout
.10
He came to the .facility -in 1959
'and has been in good health', al
though he broke a hip .four months
ago, andlasn't walked since
5011Anfliversa
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Dayligh:t'Saving Time officially
ends at 2, 00•a m ;' this Sunday
morning, October 26th. Standard
time will be in effect Sunday. .
This weekend is the. one' time in
the year when you Can pick-up an
'extra hour of sleep and still go to
at a at t e same time It's the
same hour
you lost. last spring
when
daylight ht time
:commenced ..•
Don't forget: to turn the clock
back an hour"upon-retirin�; on
Saturday n ght •
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Mr, and Mrs. •Melvin King., res-
idents of this community for the
past three years, are today observ-
in` their 50th weddin anniversar
The event is being marked quietly
at their homelat the. north edge of:
Lucknow, the former Canadian
National Railways section house:
lvlr and hilt'
g.w_-e
e�.. _..>~ria:rrre:
on October 22, •1919, in Sydney'. .
Township near Be,ileville.Niel is
a native •of Madoc , Mrs.. King,
the. former :Alma, Fox , is a native.
of Sydney Township
The couple fartie.
thirteen years and spent the next'
thirteen Years in Toronto. • lvlt
King was a. rotate ins •
', ect
p .tor.w.ftlr
RoselawnDairy for six years and
$pentsever year..in_
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