The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-02-21, Page 7••
PAGE BEVIES THE INcloiow SENTINEL/ LUCKNOW. ONTARIO
DATE TIME
1973
THURSDAY 2 - 4:30 p.m.
MARCH 1 7 -"9:30 p.m.
PLACE.
Clinton
Town Hall (Hwy. 4)
St. JacObs ,
Woolwich Town Hall FRIDAY
(County Rd. la) MARCH 2
2 - 4:30 p.m.
- 9:30 p.m.
CHAIRMANHPROF,:N...R, RICHARDS.,
ESDAY, FEBRUARY Elst,'1973
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0 YEARS AGO
AUGUST 1962
rdon Johnstone purchased the'
Robinson seed cleaning
and building.
e congregation of, St. Peter's
ican Church, Lucknow
in the official opening of
new Parish Hall. -Adedica-
ervice was conducted by
J. L. Jennings and The Right
George Luxton, 'Bishop of
,'assisted by their Parish
, Rev. Wilfred Wright.:
nk Thompson of Kinloss
hip was appointed secretary
rer of the West Wawanosh
al Fire Insurance Company,
headquarters at Dungannon.
k over his,new duties on
stlst as successor to Dumin
s, who retired after hold -
e office for 15 years.- Frank'
een a director of the Com-.
for six years and a past pres-
of the Company. He was.
ss Township treasurer for
ars, resigning to accept the
positiOn.
0 YEARS AGO
AUGUST\1942'
ne MacLennan was appointed
Feeds dealer for LucknoW
icinity and was lOcated in .
ilding fpimerly occupied as
her shop bS, Jack Campbell.
ine new steel barn, recently
lete.d on the fatm of Ernest
arold Gaunt of West Wawa-
was the, setting for a barn
with a crowd of about 500
sin attendance. The barn
R.
ARMElt
ntil March 31
will Butcher,
t Wrip and
rick Freeze
Your Beef
for
$ 1 5
OVER 400 LIS.
DRESSED WEIGHT
DDITIONAL CHARGE
OR. APPOINTMENT
PHONE
395-2961
RIPLPf
BATTOIR
was built to replace the frame
barn destroyed by fire the previous
year.
Patrick Hogan,. a well-known
Ashfield Township farmer',
was badly injured, in a haying
accident and passed away within
twenty-four hours.
50 YEARS AGO .
AUGUST 1922
SucCessful candidates in the
entrance examinations at Lucknow
center: Jean Stewart, Margaret .
Rivers, Mary' Anderson,. Andrew
Thompson, Campbell ThompsOn,
Margaret Geddes, Edward Moore,
Elliott'Burns, Mary McKeniie,.
Clarence Murdie, Peter Mortis,
William Sproul, Karl Boyle,
Annie Ketehebaw, Robert Lott,
Kenneth McKenzie, Archibald
McKinnon, Harold'Percy, Elgin
Purdon Malcolm. Ross, Gordon
Statters, Elleda Stanley,.
' In Wawanosh• - Cecelia Leddy,•
Harvey 'Finnigan, Viola Hamil-
ton, Leila Johnston, Fergus Kelly,
Irene Woods, Sara Howatt, Cecil
Cliarnney, Harry Champion,
Luella Rintoul, Fanny Martini,
Varied Injuries . •
Require Treatment
Mrs. Myrtle Grant of Teeswater
was admitted to hospital February
12 with a fractured left wrist rec-
eived when she 'fell on ice at
home.
Stanley Hopper , R. R. 5, Brus-.
sels, laderated his right hand on a
chain saw at his home.
Lloyd Michie, R. R. 4, Brits-
seLs , received a laceration to . '
his left ear, when 'struck'by a hock-
ey puck at the Belgrave arena.
Hugh Blair', R. R. 1 Belgrave , •
received a painful, injury to his
right eye when he was 'struck in
the face. by a branch of a tree,
He was cutting wood .at his hotne.
He .was given first aid and trans-
ferred to Victoria Hospital,.Lon-
don.
Mrs. Reata Smith,, lt.' R. 1,
Formosa., was bitten by a dog
when she visited at the home of
Lloyd Smith,
John Hull,, Blyth, received a
laceration to his• face when struck
by a, skate while playing hockey
at Brussels Arena.
Kevin Seat, R. R. 1, Belgrave ,
fractured his nose when he bump-
ed into another ,person while skat-
ing at Belgrave arena .
A two ear collision Occurred 1
on/Highway 86 at the Division •
:nHolyroOd W.I.
• Held Family 'Night
KINLOUGH'iNJEWS.'"
The Holyrood Women's Insti-
tate pot luck supper and family
night was held in the hall on. Mon-
day evening with around '50 pres-
ent, Following a delicious meal
all went upstairs to the newly re-
decorated auditorium where a re-.
creational program was carried.
out under the direction of Mr.
and Mrs.' Francis Boyle.
The first game was "Bingo"
with Mrs. Raynard Ackert the
first winnerand. a full housf.: card
holder was Allan Eadie.
A contest "disguised personal-
ities" was 'won by Mary Eadie and
Julie Johnston. The
"dodge the hat!" .garrie winners
were Bruce Elliott and Allan
E.adie. For the group animal
game' the cats were the winners.
In the generation gap,, those' tak-
ing part were Mrs. Lorne Eadie
and Mary, 'Francis Boyle.and
Corrine, Morgan Johnston and •
Julie.-
The husband and wife teams
were Mr. and Mr's. Frank Maul-
den , Mr. and Mrs. Gerald ithody , b
Mr. 'and Mrs:" Ernest Ackert Mr.
and Mrs. Raynard Ackert, Mr.
and Mrs. P. A. Murray. For the
vegetable tree contest those ta
ing part were 'Mr. and Mrs.
Grant V.ckenswiller , Mrs. Leo
Murray, Mr. and. Mrs. Raynard
Ackert, Mrs. Marion Harris, Earl
Harris.
All joined hands and sang the
farewell 'closing song. Mrs.
Lorne Eadie thanked the guests
and presented Mrs. Boyle, with a
gift. P. A. Murray on behalf of
the gentlemen expressed thanks
to the Institute for the pleasant
evening. Before the
program a short business meeting
was held.
line of East and West Wawanosh..
Robert Irvin, 22, Goderich was
admitted to hospital via ambu-
lance suffering frOm shock and a
chest injury; He was treated and
later released. His wife Beverly,
age 23, was treated for shock and
later released and a daughter,
Chrystal, age 2 , received con-
tusions and abrasions on the fore-
head. • Investigated by Kincardine
0.P.1F,' Andy Burgess.
Mark Cardiff,' R. R. 1, Ethel,
lacerated his left foot on a silo
loader February 17.
Brian Reid, age 13, Wingham,
son of M.r. and Mrs. Scott Reid.,
was a passenger in a car driven
by his mother which skidded on
ice and' struck a hydro pole on
Patrick Street. He was admitted
to hospital with possible internal'.
injuries. •q Wingham Town Police
D, Foxton investigated.
Gail Collison, age 11, Tees-
water, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Collison, was admitted
to hospital February 18 with a
fractured left arm suffered in a
fall at her hdme.
• Geoffrey Kinnon, 13
Wildwood Place, Waterloo, was •
treated for a laceration to his
face suffered in a hockey game
ate Wingham arena. .
Jariies Melvin, 'R. R. 3, Walk-
,erton , fr'actur'ed' his 'left arm play-
ing broornball at the Tees raver
;arena.
.KINLOSS
Heather MaCKenzie and Darlene
MacFadden of MacMaster .pniver-
sity are spending a' study week
with 'Heather's parents, Mr. and ,
Mrs. Frank ,MacKenzie.
Mr. and. Mrs. Ted Collyer/left
011 Friday for a winter vacation in
Florida. 4*;,-'"• •
Mri. Robt. Gilchrist was hostess
for a Tupperware Party 'on Wed -
nesday afternoon. Her sister, Mrs
Bernice Campbell, of Kincardine,
displayed and demonstrated the •
Tupperware.
Mr'. and Mrs. Allan MacDoug-
all and Heather 'were in London ,
on Friday, where they had 'a
specialist's appointment 'for Heath-'
er.
Several ladies. enjoyed 'a quilt-
ing party at the home of Mrs. •
Allister Hughes on Monday after-
noon.
Mrs.• •Don Bell and Mrs. Ira
Dickie attended:a Scout Auxil-,
iary meeting at, Mrs. Ron '
Stanley's Thursday evening to .
plan the Father and Son '
Banquet for February 22.
Denver Dickie attended a
meeting .for the Grader Segment
'of the 'Construction Industry Man-
:ufacturers Association held at
O'Hare. International Airport,
Chicago on February 15. From
there he flew to Portland, Maine,' •
on business with the Champion
dealer.there, N. A. Burkitt.
News items fdr this
column istouicl be appreciated.
Please call 395-5007.
The meeting was opened with
troll call and the Bluebirds had
Flag-raising.
In Patrol Corners plans were
made for Thinking Day which is
Thursday.
Kathryn McKim held Campfire <1
which was followed by Vespers
and Taps. •
On Tuesday the Guides arid
Brownies had a joint skating party.
Lunch was served. It consisted
of sandwiches, chocolate milk.
and Valentine cookies. A good
time was enjoyed by all.
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ROUGH 'SENTINEL .FILES
WITH MARGARET THOMPSON
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GUIDE
NEWS'
Ontario
A study of the organization
and administration of the
Ministry of Agriculture and Food
N '-
The Minister of Agriculture and Food, Honourable Wm. A.
Stewart, has directed that a study be made of the organization
and administration of the Ministry, with special emphasis on
the suitability • of its existing programs, policies and services to
meet the needs of Ontario's agricultural and food industry. •
In order that individuals and organizations might, be able to
express their opinions or make suggestions in this regard, a
series of public meetings have been arranged. They will beheld •
at central points throughout the province. This is an invitation
to interested parties to comment on the quality and relevance
of Ministry programs, and their suitability to serve the industry
at a time of rapid change. You' are invited to present• written
briefs, or, to make oral representation at one, of these public
meetings.
• ,In Ashfield* HOward Quaid,
. Thomas 'O'Keefe , Helen .Bowler .
Katherine MacDonald , Duncan
Finlaygon, 'Isabelle MacDonald,
Roderick MacLennan, Lucy Rob-
ertson, Edmund Gardner, John B.
RitChie, Edna Ritchie, Eva Ki1.7.
lough s , Mellicent Hackett Alice
Shackleton, Marion Jamieson,
Olive Alton, Lena Hackett , john
Irwin, Mary Vint , Ruby Felce,
Isabel Grant , David Grant, Olive,
Black. , •
ONTARIO MINISTRY OF
AGRICULTURE AND FOOD
QUEEN'S PARK, TORONTO, ONTARIO
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 416-965-32400
OR CONTACT YOUR AGRICULTURAL REPRESENTATIVE