The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-11-05, Page 1LUCK SENTINEL
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Arena Has New Speaking System
From Stewart Mann Memorial Fund
Lucknow Arena has a new
speaking system through financial
support from the Stewart Mann
Memorial Fund, created by friends
following Stewart's death in a car
accident last spring.
Professional advice was sought
on the best system to 'serve the
arena: The new system was
purchased through Greer TV and
Electric in Lucknovii.
The existing four speakers were
lowered about nine feet and bear
the inscription "Stewart Mann
Memorial". A new amplifier and
Kinsmen Seek
Further Funds For .
Medical Centre
FM receiver was purchased, giving
the arena a balanced system.
The FM receiver allows use of a
portable, cordless, sensitive micro-
phone for use at any point in the
arena. In addition, another mike
may be used from the penalty box
and or office. The system allows
the use of AM and FM radio.
The 'Mann Memorial Fund had
initially approved a trophy case for
the arena with a trophy to be
awarded annually to a leading
scorer. Two plaques in the case
will also recognize the association
of coaches, managers, etc. and the
fact that money from the fund
installed the new speaking system.
530 Lots Sold At
Stocker Sale
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returned to
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her grand-
Mrs. Don
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Ind. .visited
in Lucknow
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50 -:Year
Masonic
Lodge Member
George Kennedy of West Wawa-
nosh, in the purebred Hereford
cattle business for well over 50
years, sold his Polled Hereford
herd last Saturday at the Carson's'
Sales Arena at Listowel where a
complete dispersal sale was held.
One of 'the oldest established'
herds in Huron County, George
bought his first Hereford at Guelph
Winter ,Fair in 1920. Over the
years his herd won many show
events all over the province. The
Kennedy farm is located on
Highway 86 •between Lucknow and
Whitechurch
'35 lots grossed $29,320 for an
overall average of $838.
Pine Echo Miss Heir 3 C, a four
y,ear old cow and her calf, topped
the sale at $1350. The cow was
champion at several fairs this fall.
Purchaser was Louis Pelton of
Embro. Her 2 year old daughter
sold for $1150 to Wm. Vancise of
Stayner and her year old son to
Escaped Injury
As Tractor Tips
DUNGANNON NEWS
Ab Brown escaped serious injury
when he jumped off the tractor
before' it overturned at the foot of
the river hill last week.
Two wagon, loads of. corn were
spilled out.
- James Grant, pictured in the
centre, a resident 'of Chicago,
received his 50-year Masonic Jewel
at, last week's meeting of Lucknow
Masonic 'Lodge.
Mr. Grant, a native of Ashfield,
still maintains his summer home in
the township, and desiiite being a
Ross Henderson,- •Listowel, for
$1000.' This cow and her offspring
sold -for a total of $3500.
Sales recorded were and 'purch-
asers were: Males: Ross Goll, R. 4
Wingham, $950; Kenneth Banner-
man, R. 2 MOnkton, $650; Ross
Henderson, R. 1 Listowel, $1000;
Orland Patchell, R. 3 Tara, $550.
Females: Orland Patchell, R. 3
Tara, $975; G. M. Schnurr, Shallow
Lake, $1060; Maas, R. 5 Paisley,
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Wayne Johnston of Mississauga
has been honoured by receiving an
award from the Insurance Institute
of Ontario. He received 1st
runner-up in Ontario for second
highest grading in A 11C-Associate-
ship in the Insurance Institute 'of
Canada.
Wayne is well known in the
Lucknow-Holyrood area where he
,attended public and high school.
He is the son of Mrs. Mark
Johnston of Lucknow and is
married to the former Ruth Hutton
of Reid's /Corners.
The award of $125 will be
presented this Thursday, Novemb-
er 6th at an awards dinner in
United States resident for many,
many ,,years, *ill continues his
membership in the Lucknow
Lodge.
Pictured, on the left, is Ronald
Alton, Master of Lucknow Old
Light Lodge and, on the right,
Thomas Salkeld, lodge secretary.
Make Sales At
Zone Sheep Sale.
Two area men had consignments
in the Zone 2 Sheep sale on
Saturday, October 18th at Keady.
Allan Miller of West Wawanosh
sold 10 ewe lambs at 82.50 each.
Austin Martin of Huron Town-
ship sold four. yearling ewes at
$110, $110, $97.50 and $97.50.
Austin sold two rams at $150 and
$175.
Top prices were a ram consigned
by Murray Emke of Elmwood at
$230 and two Hampshire ewes
consigned by George Woods of
Fergus at $160 each.
Toronto by J. C. Campbell,
President of the Insurance Institute
of Ontario.
The top student winning the
Diamond Jubilee Shield for highest
marks in Ontario was from Ottawa.
The Associateship is a general
insurance course - requiring nine
credits. Wayne is now taking his
Fellowship which requires a further
seven credits, one of which he has
completed. He expects to finalize
the Fellowship in two years.
Wayne is. Risk and Insurance
Manager for Marathon Realty
Company Waited, the real estate
subsidiary of Canadian Pacific
Railway.
The Lucknow and District Kins-
men Club is making a further
• appeal for more funds for equip-
ment for the Lucknow and District
Medical Centre.
Approximately $4200 has been
contributed to date by individuals
and, organizations..
Equipment was ordered some
time ago and some has already
been received', with the remainder
expected shortly. ,'
To pay for the necessary
equipment, another $1500 is re-
quired.,
Many individuals indicated that
they were prepared to make further
donations if more funds were
needed. Others may not have
contributed and may wish to do so.
The Kinsmen Club is appealing
for your support for this important
facility. Your donations can be left
at the Lucknow Sentinel or at the
Bank of. Montreal,. Lucknow.
Official receipts for taxation
purposes have yet to be issued and
will be forthcoming in the very near
futUre.
awoo mpomeo.
Receives Degree
MARY ELLEN TAYLOR
Mrs. Mary Ellen Taylor received -
her Bachelor of Arts degree,
majoring in Economics, from
Wilfred Laurier University at the
Fall Convocation held in Kitchener
Memorial Auditorium on Novem-
ber 2.
She is on the teaching staff of
Clifton School, Mississauga.
Mary Ellen is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Shiells of
Lucknow.
530 head of cattle went through
the auction ring at_ the sale of
stocker cattle at Lucknow Commun-
ity sale •on Monday.
10 heifer 'calves, averaging 445
lbs., were sold by VVina. Uuldriks of
Wingham to Jack Alton of Ashfield
at 36.60.
5 heifers averaging 685 lbs. were ,
sold by Wm. Ferguson of Amberley
to Ron Menary of Ashfield at 34.25.
8 steer calves averaging '420 lbs.
were sold by Harvie Thompson, R.
3 Ripley to Orville Elliott of
Lucknow at 44.35.
20 steers averaging 830 lbs. were
sold by Lloyd MacDougall of
Kinloss to Tom Helm of, Ashfield at
46.10. •
15 steers: averaging' 1020 lbs.
were sold by J. Shea, Mount Forest
to Jim Coultes,' Belgrave at 45.5Q.
180 Attend Annual
Ladies Night
Lodge Banquet
The annual Ladies" Night Ban-
quet for the Old Light Masonic
Lodge, Lucknow was held at the
,Lucknow Legion Hall on Tuesday
evening of last- week, October 28th.
About 180 attended.
Barbara Cameron provided piano
music while the . crowd was
gathering and during the meal
hour.
FolloWing Grace by Lodge Chap-
lain Wallace Conn, Ronald Alton; '
Worshipful Master of the Lodge,
proposed a 'toast to the Queen.
Ronald Alton acted as chairman
for the evening and introduced the
head table: Mac Inglis from
a
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Killed In Auto
Crash Friday
Near Amberley
Joseph Francis Merrigan, 23, of
R. R. I Kincirdine, was killed
Friday night when a car driven by
his brother Kevin left Highway 21
one mile south of Amberley.
Goderich OPP said the car hit the
edge of the road and flipped into a
culvert containing 2 1/2 feet of
water. Kevin• Merrigan was
reported in fair condition in
*Goderich Hospital following the
accident.
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Over 50 Years In Hereford Cattle
Business, George Kennedy Holds
Complete Dispersal Sale On Saturday
Wayne Johnston Stands Second In
Ontario In Studies While Obtaining
His Associateship In Insurance Institute