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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-04-10, Page 1J. E. Hummel.. pts Position ickson Charge James E. Hummel, minis- , e Ashfield -St Helens Church charge, has accept - llto minister to a two . arge at Hickson, 8 miles Woodstock. nd Mrs. Hummel: have idents'of the manse at the outskirts of Lucknow for five years since coming m Drayton. as the first minister to inity United Church in following the amalgama - Blakes, Hacketts and Zion. He was also the first to serve Calvin Church ens, after they became Rthe Ashfield -St. Helens f. tr- Hickson charge is in Ox- 6sbysery, London Confer - 1:The change becomes effec tylst. Lucknow {Duple 60 Years Married, Farmed For Many Years In Ashfield • Reunion -Reflections' • "I look forward to the (newsy) letter each-week and feel left out if I don't receive it. Was glad to hear Lucknow is having ,another reunion and hope I can make it. If not; Best Wishes to all who are planning a great event" writes Russell Armstrong , of Port Colborne. "The mail is very unpredict- able as some weeks we receive the paper the same week and again it takeka week or more to reach us. Plans for the Re-,union sound great. Best of luck with everything. We are hoping to get back fOr it; Keep up the good work with your/paper,. Enjoy heat• ing the news although there are more and more people I don't know", •writes Jane Hogeboom of Napanee. "Thank you for the invitation for the reunion. I will be there. Was looking forward to it. Good luck" is the comment of Mrs. Melinda Nivins of Clinton. Minister's Wife Dies In Accident $8.00 A Year In Advance — $2.00:j Extra To U.S.A. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10th, 1974 Single Copy 20C 20 Pages d in 40th Year death' of Allan Johnston 'd. in St. Joseph's Hospital, ion on Wednesday ; April e was in his fortieth year. i was raised at Belfast and icd at Lucknow. He was 'd,Of -,Port,Colborne at the his death. funeral service was conduct aturday, April 6th at 1.30 t MacKenzie Memorial , Lucknow. )orary entombment was at :inloss Mausoleum. dicates GiPs Lodge Visit (day night marked the offic It to Old Light Masonic it L Lucknow of the District Grand Master, North Hur• ict6; Rt. War. Bro. Alex ion of Wingham. [ng the evening Wor. Bro. e Conn presented 'the lodge l Altar Drape and Rt. Wor. )1ornas Salkeld presented the ith a Lecturn in memory n Wor. Bro. L. A. Salk passed away on December ° or, Bro, Alex Robertson ted these gifts to the benef- e,lodge in the prescribed tionceretnony. Lodge s were present from Paini - Carlow ; Wingham , Brus- ncardine and London. .Lucknow and District kins- lub held its regular ly meeting April 3 at the opened M and R Mayfair rant. ;legation was,present from towel Kinsmen Club to t to the Lucknow Kins- 1eautiiful Past President's 'recognizing all of the Men rve as president...,,__ 'dent Tony Johnstone accept. • Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Campbell of LuCknow , _lifelong and highly esteemed residents of this com- munity, marked their 60th-wed- ding anniversary on Friday and Saturday of last week when open house was held at their home on Stauffer Street. It was on Wednesday , April 8th , sixty years ago, at the home of the bride",s parentk,14r. and Mrs. Johnston Roulston, Concession 2, Huron 'Township that the wedding ceremony was performed by Rev. A. R. Kellam of the Methodist Church. Mrs. Campbell was the former Mamie Roulston. F011owing their marriage they ed the plaque on behalf.of the Lucknow Kinsmen and 'thanked the Listowel Kinsmen for their gen. erosity. Ken'Taylor was appointed chair- Man of the Kinsmen's Sons and Daughters banquet to be held at the Mayfair Restaurant On Wednes7 day, April 17 starting at,6.30 p.m, Sons and daughters of the local Kinsmen will be dined and enter- tained by their fathers. President Tony announced that the Lucknow Kinsmen had received approval from the Luck- now Recreation Committee to in- stall a Canadian Flag arid a Kills- men banner in the local arena. Funds for both the flag and ban- ner were voted on, and approved by the membership. The Lucknow Kinsmen also approved the spending of up to $200 for a trophy case to be in- stalled in the lobby of the Lucknow arena. A meeting of the Kinsmen con- signment sale committee was called by chairman Allan Miller in order to formulate plans for the sale to be held on May 25. Kinsmen on the committee accepting goods for the sale are Allan Miller , Gary. Xoyle, Ken Johnstone, Jamie Elliott ,' Jim Morrison. Anyone wanting more inforMa- tion about the sale should contact these Kinsmen. took up residenee on the groom's farm near Lanes in Ashfield 'Fawn- ship, Cyril is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Campbell. The couple farmed for 42 years in Ashfield before retiring to Luck- now 18 years ago.. They have a family of four daughters and one son, Mrs. Wil- mer (Ina) Harlton of St, Marys, Miss'Eileen Campbell of Kitchen- er , Mrs. Ross (Grace) Gammie of West Wawanosh Township, Mrs. Victor (Louise) Kannapin of Kitch- ener, Harry Campbell of .Dawson: City. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell hate 10 grandchildren and 2 great grandsons. Robert McKinley Asks For Name Change For Riding Robert E. McKinley , Progress- ive Conservative Member for. Hur- on Riding , has listed a private mernber's bill in the House of Commons to change the name of, his riding to Huron-MiddleSex. The bill is, entered' undei the. Electoral Boundaries 'Re-adjust- ment Act and will, in the'normal course'of events, get parliament- ary approval without debate. Huron riding had the village of Ailsa -Craig and the townships of Biddulph and McGillivray in Mid- dlesex added in the last redistri- bution. The riding includes all of the County of Huron. Mr. McKinley says the new name is a better'description of the riding , but he had withheld ac tion to change it anticipating an- other redistribution on the basis of the 1971 census. The boundaries commission did 'recommend addition to the riding of part of Perth County but, this has been, set aside -for reconsider- apon of the whole problem of rep i n • resentation the Commons. It appears 'an election is 'likely before redistribution is agreed un-,' on. Mr. McKinley says, there now. is do reason, for de.14 in the name 'change, "We received your invitation letter this morning. We will try to take, in one day anyway. Thanks for the friendly invitation. The Sentinel keeps us in touch with the going on around where we used to live. Lucknow was always such a friendly town it seemed" , write Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Andrews, R. R. # 1, Ex- eter. "Thanks for the invitation to the Lucknow Reunion. As much is I would wish, to see old friends and former students of the happy years at High School, it will be impossible since I shall be absent until July 5, Unfortunately I shall not be able to change the dates of my trip" , is the comment of Eliabeth Suter of Wingham. "Thank you somuch for the notifi.cation I received this, morn- ing re the Reunion. I am enclos-' ing my family's addresses in case you are interested in sending re- union notices to them. Wishing you all the best of luck and I. hope to be back to Lucknow by 100th Anniversary Plans Well On Way At St. Peters July 1st week end" writes LaUra Bain of. London. "Enclosed find money order for payment for the Lucknow Sentin- el, sure don't want to miss 'a copy with the re-union hi-lites coming up" writes. Mrs. Margaret Mac- Donald of Walkerton.' WHITECHURCH NEWS This community was saddened to 'learn on Thursday that Mrs. R. D. A. Currie, wife of Rev. R. D. A. Currie of Wallaceburg, who ministered in Whitechurch from 1949 to 54, had died in a car accident Wednesday evening near Strathroy when returning home after attending the Synodical meeting in Chesley. The com- munity extends its sympathy to Rev Currie and family. ismen To Finance New Trophy Case krena, Vote Up To $200 For Project The Planning , Comrnittee at St. Peter's Anglican Church. Luck- now has been extremely busY.. Things are moving along smooth- ly and response has been good'. Two services.are planned at the present. Qn June 30th, the, day after Si. Peter's Day , a special service of Thanksgiving will be held at 11.00 a.m. This will be the main homecorhing service, when Fight Rev Bishop David Ragg , Lord Bishop of-the Diocese of Huron, will be the guest speaker. All . former members .and all friends of St. Peter's Parish are invited. A special luncheon and fellowship period is planned following the service. In the evening there will be an evening seryice, with Rev. J. R. King as the guest speaker, former Rector of St. Peter's and. now in Kincardine at the Church of the Messiah. Cornifiemorative Plates are ° being made as a keepsake of this great occasion. Also, the com7 mittee is working hard to get a Historical Sketch made. A lot of interesting hard work is being done in this respect and should be well worthwhile. At the head of this committee is the Rev. H. L. Jennings. whose is all invaluable aid to the whole occasion. Mr. Jennings was Rec- tor at the Lucknow Parish from 1952 to 1960 and is now retired in Wroxeter. Also, affiliated with St. Peter's) is the Anglican congregation at I St. Helen's, Christ Church, which joined with St. Peter's in'1932. Move To Home In Lucknow Mr, and Mrs. E. W. "Ted" Rice of St. Helens moved to their recently purchased horne in Luck- now last week. ' They bought the residence of Ross MacMillan on Havelock Street in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Rice have spent approximately 45 years on their home and mill property in St.. Helens. They recently sold their home, including the chopping miltsite , to Mr. and Mrs. Doug- las Shaw of Norwich. The Shaws -are the parents of Mrs. Michael Naylor. Mr. arid Mrs. Naylor. recently purchased the loynt farm in West Wawanosh.