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'WAGE TW9
ASHFIELD
THE LUCKNQW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, tONTABIO
Wedding :bells are • srtall ringing
in. OLir comtm•unity.
Edith 'Jan,: infant. daughter of
Robt. Simpson, on was
W. and Mrs.
baptized. at the morning'service•
in the Presbyterian' Church on
Sunc1 ay, •April 2nd, • `
Mr. • Frank Hamilton- :anal Lor-
raine sipen+t a week. recently. With
members ;of 'the dankly in Lon-
• don, ;
Miss IsaHowes Was guest
lbel.. est
of. honor at a m cell'aneolis show
•_er field at her parents' home on'
'Tuesday.. • evening • ,of 1sst week,
After a° : short ••program she :was
assisted' in opening the gifts, by
Miss Butler .of :Goderidh and :Ann
MacKenzie,,
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•. We -tw'ou�Id like' �to extend con-,
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gratulation to Mr. and ,Mrs. R.
Jr Oke whose marriage, was, sol-
einnized on .Saturday;' April 1st,
in Ashfield :Presbyterian. church..
WOO C
UBS
Asaeuribled %n Pack -Circle ; or -
the opening ceremony of . .'last
' eekS' meeting, the• Cubs were
led. in. the Grand Howl byGeorge
•Halkkirik.' .There were • 22 present:
Rollavwng routine inspection,
• games'' ?vere••conducted by Akela,
• and Rev: Tavener taught a , .new
jungle dance; First star tests and
instruction Were �gin�en, ,and'. the.
meet
• i ng closed with the „Cub;
prayer. ;Final standing' :in' .the
Mardi' Six competition showed'
Tawny Six; led, by Sizer. Bill
Ritchie : in ' first place. With 395
points,White Six. second •• with
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389; iGrey.383. andRed 375. Mem-
bers, '
ers of the•,Z`awxly. Six ..'are Bill
Itite'hie; , Bill` . Fisher, : E 1 d •o n
• . Wraith', •:Douglas Schmid, Ted'
11 ' er Bruce Baker. . ''•
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GrARBA.G' COLLECTION TO
$E RESUMED THIS WEEK
' The Municipal garbage collec-
tion service will ibe resumedin
Lucknow this' week, The • col-
lett on 'system during the winter
•months' was. 'arranged. for priv-
ately by. those wishing it...
The munici(Pal.µ collection will.
bg conducted the same as 'other
years . with the , north side of
Campbell St. , bei: -'.serviced on
•Thursda,'y.:•and the south side .on
,Friday,;
It is:stressed that this. collect-•
ion is for the''current week's gar
bage; !only, and is' not .'a• spring
"clean-up" . Of .' refuse.• N"o : ashes
Iiftecl onl wrapped agar -
will be Y
:bage,' clean clans or bottles
Attention is ialso .called So the
careless ,disposal of 'refuse at the
dumping. ,ground by individuals
and the ' appeal made tow "dump •
it over the bank";
ALBERT. WALLACE. DIED.
__ .Y.. _EEK_._'..
SUDDENLY LAST -W
• Wallace oc:
The death of Albert Wallace
curred • suddenly ifroun a : heart,.
attack at his : home -at Lambeth
last Tuesday. A brother, John,
predeceased : him , a. few months
ago. He': was an Uncle ,of.
g.
Miller "arid Mrs. •E, J. '.Thom' of
St: Helens.
Mr.. Wallace was born ..at
�goyne •in Bruce County and was
:One of a family of ten,.chaldren
of the, •late ` Mr. and Mrs.:Alex
ander'. Wallace: 'Only tiv:o , sisters;
Miss Mar Wallace of
Survive,. Y
Walkerton' and Mrs.' Hattie Moore
.' WEDDING. BELLS'
ANDERSON STANLEY
On Saturday, March 25, Luck-
now" Prestbyterian church was
the setting for a .pretty wedding
when Velma °Oli,v[e, daughter'., of'.
Mr, and.,Mrs.. Wm. 'Stanley, Luck -
now, ,became ,the.',bride of John
Harold. Anderson,' son of' Mrs.
Harold Anderson of London and
the. late Mr. Anderson. pi, Chas_
K . MacDonald penfornnecl •
the
ceremony. Given , in. marriage: by
e ,
lier. father, the bride .was charm♦-
in in as . gown .of lace net over
g
satin • with floor ' length-' veil. In
approaching then altar she 'car-
r"ed a white Bible, With garden -
As
a .is
and strearners: '
s his
�VIr.':.Robert 'Anderson wia
brother's groomsman ''Ivtists Lois
Anderson, • sister , of `the .. •groom,
was .m'a'tt :Of honor. Her gown
d' affeta -and she carried
was gold' -taffeta
a colofual bouquet of pink and ;hile ' we follow the .present sys-
vvellocw roses. Miss; •Jean Stanley t ' ern ,v,hereeb a' man can swindle
ithe.was"bridesmaid', for her sister, • ublic by :working • out, .phis
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'taxes., We will,. never have decent.
nti1.: -the--road_-..taxes:._are°
-rzads u
.collected in cash 'and: worked out
by hired workrrie'n under . Goan
petent. • supervision"
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�THU�RaSDA`Y; APRIL '6.th, . l'95p
OOKU G BAC'KWAR;DS'
THROUGH THE. SENTINEL. -FILES..
Sixty Years Ago.
An "ex loding Ohl 'oil laanp set
P
fire to the ,home of G. Northcote,
Kenneth iMoLeod broke • his left,
arm: while 'helping fight the' fire,
when the :pressure on: the hose
threw, him. off a ladder' . )
To prove;tiheir feat and. colleet
a bet, Wm. MacDonald and A.reh-
'b l .,Nicholson cut 14, cords of
ia d,
•wood in 5. hours and .45 minutes;
cutting" 2;y4: ::hours '''off • °their :pre
ious 'record of„ 8 hours „
Rev.:] McKay married 'Tena M .
Clure and Alex C. McIougtall. .
Complaining of 'the condition of
the roads , one writer said, '"We•,
will . never, have decent ;roads
gowned an mauve, tafifeta. and
• ou uet of
w
gold ; roses. ' MarleneStanley,-
youngest
anl'ey,
.'oun est sister oaf the bride, was
Yg
a charming flower 'girl in pale'
gl
green taffeta. 'She carried yellow
'roses.•
The :'wedding' :fnusi�c was played Thirty -Etre ':Years -Agog
of'C•blt
by Miss Marian MacDonald 'The '•
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Twenty Years - Ago
Mrs. Robert' Purdon,' .Sr., for:
merly Jean Thoxn,. died at White
church. in .bei 79th year,.
Wm., ,Kenitptor had:: his ,loam
Ashfield destroyed by fire. Mr
Kempton took over the lylassey 'p`
Harris 'liusines�s- ,from. iYlaas}i 11
Gibson. a•
Albert Rivers who :condu
Med::•
.,.
.a." ,blacksmith , shop in.Lucknew " •
for �a 'time died •at E monde`
, � the .•
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Pupils in, the; JUnlar class. •of
'Room , I'.: jbein .'tau
.g t ght�`�,.b.
YMlss•..
Isobel Murdie were, • Dol'eria",pai
Orson, Bessie Stewart, Fred Web-:..'.
stet, Jack Cook;. Doiiald,McKe
n
zie, Russell' : , Gari iss, . .Arthur
Smith, Chester Baker, Frances
Arrristrong,. Lloyd Wylds, 'Russell
Whitby,. ,1Vlary; .Salkeld; William ` :
Scobie, Ernest Button, Celia Wi1� ;
.son,::_...Malcalrn
are not published ' according`• to
standing),..
Mrs. James. Stanley 'and
ily of Paramount were' honoted
:prior to :roving to wingliam
aeh Ma.l'calm :Campbell cobalt. Ten Years A o
soloisit was,; ' Mr. Ehiner .U,mlb .' •
. ` visiting, here having, return:- • who rendered ""The :Lord's Pray-:' g
er" and •'"Through , The .Year's".
'were.... Ra , Sta'riley;;
The 'ushers Y
brother of the,bride and • .Colin;.
bo.
Brown of Hamilton, cousin of''the
•.A•reception followed' in the�Re,
creational Centre for,about eighty
West. nests Receiving were the bride's riston.,
in' the g
Was.
v
ed to
his home town ,to : attend The: MacKenzie -Poop residence:
the •miss riage of :his sister Mary.:
nd 11IIr. M. Pierce:
Curling' rink:composed
•A g..
E. Durnin, J' •Henderson, T. :S.
Reid :and R. Johnston' won eight-
da •clocks at 'a lbonspiel alt ,Har -
at •Dungannon was' destroyed by;;
'fire,
There . were:. five •Thursdays m•
February. ' It had not` Happened`
since 1912 and:: could not„ again •
happen until 1965
The. death •occurred.:'in Toronto
�. at Iti:rs. Frank MacKenzie, .forrri`.
ac ; , is ''survived : by mother: in_ a British navy suit Miss ' MacLeod ,was.
NJr, .Nall e •Gwendolyn• erly'' Eliza' Cowan
ncr two dau ht . s.• The. with ,e ..accessories, and the.ornoted to a osition` on the ed
two sons a g ` g Y pr P. e.
• � .. .. ,. ..,, .. , _ •: . , .;: , The.. Lucknow :Fii , Co ..con.
was at Barrie on: Friday.. ro'om4s mother 'in: a hunter's ito'ri'al staff .of the'.•Canad'a Month
o ...torn -
funeral ,, g menced xts;;pragrarr► of pi csenting ,.
`'green suit wih .beige accessories.
ly at' ;Chic
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•' Child arid ,Anima Photography �' ,
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PORTRAITS.. WEDDINGS •
Guests from • out of t' wn were
from London, Anc t H lion
left '
art•
ago •fountain', pens to the baysin mil-
o Wm:''Stuart .a Thos. • Gaunt,
form: The, its . pr •en n s
as er; ami ;1, 8;00 beach for . auditing'
Films : Developed:: ;and Printed,
24 Hour Service
Cameras:. epaired Telephone -,199,` Wingham4 ,
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All -Places o usiness in Lucknow will
remain open this afternoon (Thursdal)
until 6.15 p.m. because of the public holi-
LUCKNOW BUSINESS MEN'S ASSOC;
receive $ made 'at: a Women's Institute At•
acid Toronto; the books of Krnlosa Township. Heine. '`hose receiving pens were
Mr and Mrs Afidersan on•
awedding.trr,•p to HamStudents of Third Robin, . at Elliott, Georg. and:;1•r'rr Web
' .•., iltan ,. Nia_ ., •
gara `Falls and Buffalo; : ;both Lucknow Continuation School aster, George, Ted a.nd" 'Sid Whit
were McKenzie, C..McK nlev,::;by,•• 'Kenneth Cameron, Harald'
�weariin • 'matching. 'suits�� of cinna-' ` we ,.
go. n,`,< Alton,' Stewart,:Dawe':Milne: Donald Me
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de's to caat P. � Irving, A. Camero , H , ,
mon-, brown:_ • The' bri. p.• .
was beige withgreen accessories', D Douglas,: M. Hamilton;' J..
>a etice, 'R. Stothers, R.F�tteglaSs,
$ide
'1VIr', and Mrs.• Anderson will ,re- ��
n London. N Woods, A Mitchell;~ F. •Web•
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outh Friday Each Week
AGE—CONSIST' OF:
Wrapped Refuse.
Washed Tin Cans and tottleS.
hese Must be placed in:a.container for collection. E. -
Ashes Must Not, Oe Incidded, Nor Anything ; Else
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'Anyone 'urging' lihe punip Please: pispose of
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)3y: Order,01
LUCKNOW VILLAGE; COUNCIL.
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ster. w i, Mitchell;.. C Woods; J.
Webb, L. 'Agnew;, .1VI.. McLellan;
Donald:,.;John), Neil .and George
McInnes, . John • ` Carter; Donald:
Stimson, ..Cecil'• Durnford,. Harold
Pur"ves,• 11-.: W Andy e*, and Har
ry;>Middleton.'
iv • . McN�aiii. ° i ler, ; . arciner, ds,.y, ' iC u a ri v . u A Mf,8lia
• H'TECHURCH,of Violet. Marion Twarnley
A community Service *will ;be
held in -:the Pre.sbYteriari chUrch
here.at 11 aan. Good' Friday. Rev.
Watt Will *beihe-gilest Speaker.i.4.'
'of SaskatcheWan. -Spent 'Sunday
, with the, rfOrmer's:mother,, .Mrs:
.Mr..James Wilspri. has net 'been
Well'as his inariy friends; would
Garnet : Farrier. has
been, laid •Up with. '•fitt 'and 1Virs.
Duatah,./3eeeroft haS. had 'the' 'flu,
Mr, Tom Pitiden Mr' and MrS
fin.; 'attended the fuheral, of Mr...
Robert McGuire of 'London whi h
Was held to Greenhill cerheterY,
LucknoW,..ori• Saturday:
Nat Thompson sPent 'the
'Mr, kenneth' Purdon has re-
HoitiitaL•• We hope that . health
-0B.ITUAR
The death of Robert McOuire
oecurred• in .Westrninster Military
''' Hospital in London ..on Wednes-,
day, March 28th. Ile had beeti•in
failing health *for aho u t tW6. y ears • I
and his condition hasl been crit -
his 81st. year; having Observed ciis
,birthday o,n.rebruary
Bob McGuire was one- of a
farnily of eight ehildron of the
early residents of this corrimuri=
ity, The family lived east of the
village and RObert attended
School at Murray's School , When
the schoolmaster was • the, late
Moorah6use Mitchell, As a young,
Man he was a thresher and farm-
er and ,`resided in the. St: Helens
in :the 10.1st Battalion Wing -
hap); an4 saw active, duty over -
seas: fJOhn :.Murray. (Catherfne)„ Mrs.
'His wife, 'the', toriner Marion 'Wm. Tayiers (Annie),. Mrs. Jack*
Thom,,.., passed: away JUne.; of , MeThinald (Alice) . and NlarY and
non ,his return .from.:overseas
where „he engaged in the: tearri-
ster and' ,where
since, resided,
'The funeral. serViCe ,IXraS held `been •ne services •iii Donnybrook
',Owing So -the .conclition .of tlig
at.''DaVisen!s Funeral ;Parlors on
.was Greenhill ,CemeterY with'
Cook, Mid IiiimphreY, ;Chester: .neY,
Mr. :McGuire is sUrViVed:by *Hospital last ‘,.'eek W•P''1•4 pleas-- •
wo...sons, Stewart of Prince ed td,reoprt
Quire and:.by,',five sisteys; :ter,, 'Mrs; ,Stuart Stnit h•
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