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TDURSDAY;. JANUARY 31,•,19.6
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' SEPTEMBER.
Over a. :two-year period, ' 21.
Blood. Donor Clinics ,were held
locally with a, total of '1945 dona-
tions.
More than • a• score of farmers
in the Dungannon district Suf-
fered from food: poisoning. All re-
covered, .from the affects in frotn.
24 o - 48'hours,
Because -of
��� r
irn-..
the _
the P
ary 'plass: at .the` . Public School a
re -assignment , of . grades tor'
.teaeling purposes was necessary..
Employees," of .
'•4
the • defunct nc
t
MaPle Leaf Aircraft lant7receiv
ed -half of their outstanding
wages,
Mr:. and. Mrs. Harold Treleaven•
and 'family moved to Toronto to
reside •- •
Mr. and; Mrsdim-- Smith , Mr '
and Mrs, :Jim; Henry and Mr. and
;Mrs. Wm. Alton moved to Wing-
ham to reside.
:Mrs. Jacob' Reid. 'was taken'• to
derh Hospital With fr.ctur-
,
'Go ricP �
ed' •hip.
• ' Ronald ',_ Johnstbn; ,commenced
.his -first1rear, studies in medicine
at Toronto "University.
Mrs. A. Hooper' returned to the
Old' Countr to . b e joined later
by--herLhusband, ' and where they
were • taking up permanent. resi-
dence. 4
'Chas.P .
the
.costar `'' urchased the
. W
f L---
.
�airy7business �t< Stouf .vrlle-
Dave Mcltenzie bought the 1Mc-
Donaldgeneral store
at K
in
to
il
Lucknow Board of Education
cdnisdered the building of an ad
'ti rtto-the High School
Rev. J.' W. Stewart was,; named
:hetid ' of 'the.: Crusade' for' ` Christ,
which' . was endorsed. by. Bruce
Mr.. 'arid M s Innes' McSween -
'district
purchased fro* , ' V1�m. 5chinid bra ice' service -iii 7 years; tribute; 'AIR FROM WING -HA -4
w
home, formerly the property of
the late Mr:. and Mrs. John.BUJ
r....
t up re
k sidence .'in' the 'home At first peace - time :re -mem- JUNYORS TAKE`WEEK-END.
was paid' the memory' .of. those.
who died in two `wars.
9th. Victory. Loan met with,
amazing success, and. all muni
cipalities:• in 'this' district went
over the top.
Silverwood party held in:honor.
Of, two ex -members of til staff,;
Harvey Trelealteri ancl,Harry An-
derson.
•Torimmy' 'Fowlex,, seven-year-old•
Dungan ,non lad was critically . in
ur d when 'struck by ,a 'car
• Martin' " P oultry house'at Para.-
mount, was'robbed .of. 140'roosters
and capons.
'Mrs..N..L.. Campbell, '89; suf-
ho; . in• tor..n moved into his new
ton.
Rev; C. 11. MacDonald , marked''
the :20th anniversary. as pastor
of Lucknow and Dungannon
churches. •
Donald McLean 'and°Mrs;. James
cona d so'' their ' Ashfield
MaDld
1,
farms.
Sam Gibson took • over , Massey -
'Harris 'agency' and :commenced'
building suitable • gnarters on 'the
site ,, of what was formerly' Pat-.
terson s Blacksmith ;Shop. Saiz
later.purchased the `old rink"
from J. W, Henderson and .used feted a second,leg fracture with -
a 'portion of this, for repair shop, in three months:
accomodation. 'Kairshea Club honored return-
• loan salsem.en were ed service: men arom. that; -district.
Ashfield ..
Ash Jack ; Caesar and `The home and 'barn •'of Mr : and
Jim Phillips, . .
Alex McDonald' and in West. Mrs. -Louis' Dalton Was. razed by
• Wawanosh, Durnin'Philllps and" fire.
`Tom Webster `''Reception . ' and `; presentation.
The 60th °anniver-sary, -of 'the held at.' Kingsbridge for • service
�; ..•,dedication. f 'tithe ..
opening. and 4 personnel
Presbytery
Marshall won 'a Grade 'Alex' ' Nicholson addressed a
1Vlary. M ; is of
with a cash I local' ' meeting in the interests XIII scholarship
United'. Church was . marked: , watches
M yYstery surrounded the burn-
ing of a house' ibn'.a farm: owned
Glazier
by Peter+and leased to...
Lyal I,.anrian.
John" D. 'Ross, president of;West
Bruce ` teachers institute, presided
s
ince
_ eld
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- noon
nv
e
0
-a `the f
first �
t F
1940 -
•I3oYod neighbors . •ei h
cors n
ho
ored.
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Mr.: and Mrs. 'Charles Congrani
when they retired -to Lucknow..
--A- meeting was held --by.: the
Business Men's Association to
ousin shortage i
,
deal with the h g-
'Barry- Nixon bought Stuart
• '`Robertson's: produce business.
1 of $100 I -the -CCF.
Clothing depots' were set up
at ten points in the community
allotli1n . frollect
3on:: •
Provincial grants for education
al ur .oses .,m ..Ashfield,: lowered
P P
the. township levy.. by over $5000
The Fairview Dairy- milk'.. cart_
'In • spite of 'a traditional -Bobby
Burns blizzard • which ;blew up.
last' Friday evening, there. was a
good •turnout •at the ' Wingham
Lucknow Junior • .game : :in • th
local :arena, when . the7 : Sepoys
„
roxriped off with p 10y2 verdict.
re.
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Id. .'a ' second • week -.end xtu .
,
. ',-layedg in Wngham''on' Monday
played
ht,'''it was, a different Stciry,'
and ,the Lucknow, squad
had t,h,.e..r
hands;ftill holdingoffhe• winless
Wingham, team; which ended, up
on the . shor't: endof an 8-6 score.
In; Friday night's! ' game the'
scoreby periods- was 2-1, 5.1,, and
10-2.' Goal' getters were B.:Chin-4,
George Chin 2, Wilson'2, 'Stevens -
son and Barker .1 each. Bell • and
Brown got the: Wingham • mark=
ers.• Additional scoring. points
were. • picked .up "on assists: A.
:Chin :1, G. Clain ;2, B. "Chin ,`1,.
Purves. i, Stevenson 1, 'havens 1:
This' ame'� was. a :bit -.spotty,,-
but packed plenty Of -action ;and
wnship. 99 in spite of. the walk= away for, the
• were presented: homester's, didn't lack -for inter-:
Acclamations' given, Kinloss. 'arid. est as the ,boys -roughed it • at
_.. Junior., Standing. At January, 29
Won Lost 'til
Lucknow ' 3 , • Q ' . .ti'
Godericl 3. 0.:
Listowel ,;.... 0 •' 2
Wingham , b 4 Q
MIDGETS TROUNCED-GRft.P
LEADING<BRUSSELS TEAM.
'Showing vastly improved fortn
each 'time out, the Lucknow IVlid A
gets tumbled the ;group. reading
russets team by ° a 5 to 1 scone
last 'Wednesday `night, on, $r•u's
z .
sel home ice. It vas the first re:
verse for the Brussels:squad•'
Jiirnmy MacMillan. fired • t h e.•'
opening goal in .a' close fought
'first period that' ended.11-0.- Brus;:
sels tied' it . up early the
but successive' goals ny Morley'
Chin :Jack Stewart and Harvey
Ross put Lucknow 4 •to '1' up be:,
fore the ,period ended. In; the )rd:
Ross got.another,' 'without a. re•
l from .Brussels.''
ply-
times for a total 'of 11 penalties,.'
.-BRU$SELS`'WON- ANOT.HER',::'
On ' Tuesday • night .•Brussels
oar ds.
Midgets strengthened ,their. hold
West ' Wawanosh Council B i M g. g
Wawanosh the new 6'.:of them; to Wingham. on :first place in the :,Group:. by
and. in West.._
trimming., thelocal, kids on their
,School area .•trustee board was.' Cose On Monday ,
b ' acclamation.;a home ice 5.•to 0. '
Willis w'as the ,
e'lected..._x Monday nights game< � a� ,
a.
..
:Chester Twamley took.over.
g
rocery: business in:: Woodstock on
September 1st.
Mrs. -:W: L.;" MacKenzie: bought
'the home - of the lateMrs G: 'A.
Newton ' :and Donald McLean.
bought Wallace Twamley's , home
,..Gordon . Statters resigned `posit,_
. ... wn"office _r. en :brand of big noise :for the visrtors, bagging,
Si verwood_s downto office, scoria 'wide'op _- �
1 g�
sins- of the odd -one
Was gutted bv' fire: 4 hockey; "providing the .most fan- goals Cou g
DEATHS-Charles,'G. Lindsay, pleasing tilt; to date. -
Joseph Gamble, John •H Smith, :Purves '.drew first blood Jul
'William Coleman Webster, Dr., Lucknow at the ;halfway mark'
Joseph Hamilton, Thomas :;Gar- in ., the first but Parker < knotted,
Vey, Mrs. Murdoch. J..., McKay' 'i
v Y, it with seconds remaining in the
DECEMBER me: -Lucknow -`led 4-2 at. the
fra
Cecil .:'Johnston' was ." electedend of, the 2nd,''and 6-3 ,past: the
reeve of Ashfield.; Councillors - el- `halfwaymark in the third, when
.
Were. Elmer'Graham, Graham, R. A:put on the ressure,..
acted Wingharn p _ p
''Grant, Mel Dickson and Ray... Dal and the Sepoys'=retaliated with'
ton. School, area trustee's' elected, 'a ``tit-for-ta't game' that .five
.saw
ed in an earl m.ornin l—tion with Bank --of Montreal : 'ln,
eek Y
-was
o ,
accident -_an
dunav9.. aY • •New' foundland . to: , accept a posr-
o s . admin- :tion' with the' Galt'Trust Co.
• .
About 2000 Pers n paid• '
to Lucknow's 80tt • Fall •Fair, Mr: ;. and Mrs.. James G. • Dren-
rep
• siion,
reseimting an increase in r' Han observed` their 50th.:•anniver-
•
hq
ceipts of about $75.00. sary.
l _was abnormalL.'
•' .' • xcessiveT .; ; October rainfa 1.
The month was e Y•
.We E AATHS-=Roderick .Ross, An
Thom p son nie : MacKenzie, Johne •Matheso a,
Mr.' and Mrs...Wm: ,J. p,
of .'Auburn were .54 `years mar-.
r rea.
Daylight Saying' time was . ter
Minated after being.' in continuous
effect since. 1942:
DEATHS Greorge H •,Smith,
John" Henry' Webster, Mrs. Don-
McNevin, Mrs.`. Donald Gil-
lies, Henry Mathers,-Mrsf George
H hr Free; "Alb'ert';Aiken, Mrs.
holson
Donald ; Nlc , Mrs: Writ. H.
McKa'
,OCTOBER'
Lucknow Fire t morngany •bought.
W. Smith's building for a fire
hall., . µ
'th._was T
appointed 9th , PP
Loansalesman in Lucknow arid
Mrs Joseph; . Hackett, Mrs;' John
nts
. W.M.S.rese
Cameron,: � 'Mrs.' John. ; 'McIntosh, Presbyterian: •P ,
�, p
rtsof James. Maurice life, meiimbership to Ars; • H Milli,'
Jaocies Robe , •
B' wler' ' John °A' McKinnon:.: _ _ ..:lin. ;
R
se
m
i.
e
oy McKay, Walter .A ton, '4`m,
unter, Marvin :Durnin and
Val er Tigert., •
Banquet held' and,•ser-ails-pr -
g.
anted honor.': .of Lucknow_.
embers ' of the 'armed.forces.
. Weather pre'iwailed
Springlike
n 'early part of December: Harold. Greer • Of � Lucknow,,hand-
.. _ dun es_t.' master : ;
George Joyn �' g rigid -both games
ver ` to' hold': the, office rn ! Old.
le more
an
scored
in' lett
is ..
god•
3 .'minutes.:for a final 8-6• •tally: ` :Wingharri. Midgets: have signed"
- d -Geos e_Chm_picke_d�_.ul? r
ill � g up ,four-�ees�v
cotta - Duffy Colvin, : K -err -C --arson
and Elwood Porter
"LILY 'WHITES" WON AGAIN
+ '* +
' `'o
' On' Friday night the -Midgets g
:to Wingham, and 'entertain the
same team, in the local arena,•next '.
Monday night, February 4th;•
+ 7Y.. + ' :
�'. Standing,' At. Januar
Midget' S,ta g Y 29 ,
Won Llost .: Pts.
Brussels ,. ' , "5 ' 1 10
Lucknow . 2 .
Win ham ..... 1•:
theTgoals -apiece; with• Steven-
getting singles.
sore 'and 1Purves g g g
Seven penalties"•.were handed out
Frank Cordick of:Walkerton •'ant
:Light-L-odge
s
h
0
ugh Cuming opened . barber :.Friday night's .game • got away
..Hugh
Harold . Greer: ` re -opener right: on the dot, , and was over`
hop. , ten. o'clock which.
radio sho .. Not a' vac•ant busy- shortly after
is P..
ess 'building here.
:reeve and Teouncillors
' Vihage
turned..acclamation. Board
e by .:
f Education was:short one' Mem-,
Little, Robert.Struthers, Kenneth Tier.
is the way the, ,fans -like it.
* ', ! +
The' tir'rie clock, : which has been.
slow was minus its
'runni:ng ,,.
hands for : this ' game 'so'. that -the,
�be
cloc
ked.
• goals
couldn't�
' ._
o
Checks of $25, and $10•: were
'NOVEMBER
ard's moved to their presented by; .Kinloss to Armed
Chas: Stew
nevi:ome on Station . S treet,;,for-
haute
rnerly . the, Murdoch' home .,and
Stimson's moved. to the
home bought •from Mr. Steward'.
Council declined the: rise of the
Town Hall to'the Badminton Cluo
but later filtered, ,their' decision.
A court••learing'. followed local
doings on Hallowe'.en night, when:'.
eight ;boys „ranging in ages from
14 to 18 were found. 'quilty:..of.
in •
f loss• -Mac Ross Was. appoint- .property.' damage • and ., remanded
ed• I�in
to . assist George Haldenby. for sentence at Walkerton; Re
Ivey
v: R. A: ,Joselyn took over percussions : followed; more boys
his new 4uties as, rector at Luck- •were'invalved; the original - eight'
d associated parishes, had their charge withdrawn (and
''.now an - °
W. J.' Lane disposed of his •Rio-• in one case dismissed)'• A new
.ley business :arid`: resigned' after 'charge of': vagrancy was laid
r .ofthe Rip agams h each ' paid
Forces, personnel,
`' Dou •next,:Wednesday night,: February
cc: Mrs. Angus �, Mac ..
Death of� ,
gall, . whose ' frozen body was 6th..
found near 'her .Kincardine home,
was attribrited. to natural causes.,
Nearinghome , on the, last. lap
tr ', V'erseas Geo.
of their trip'. from o ,. ,
°The'Ju.niors go. to Goderich;'on
Saturday niter' and then entertain
Fliers in Lucknow
the 'Luzon• ,
•
This is the team 'to beat,
cording to; the :experts, and. the
sheeting on the local lee eporium
Luekno r -'�Lr1y - Wh les"_ made__ �' _
over .,Wingham-
it two straight
C-aiiad an; Beauties w;thea L-ta 0 :_.w•
victory in the Wingham" Arena on
Saturday ,morning. Mary Chin
sr •
bag ged,.t ,e lone .goal.in.the-2nd'• •
• g h.
c
period'
. Lucknow—Goal, Helen Irwin;
Shirley
def.,'.. Jane Johnstone;'_ Sh Y
- ntre Gail McMillan;
Robinson,•:.ce ... . .
wings, Shirley. Johnston,: Mary
Anderson alt. "Mary. Chin, Mar
garet 'Chin,. Winnie Stewart.'Ruth
, .Pasty,
Anderson; : Gladys, Milne, .
McMillan. �:.
a1 Sport On Page 8)
(Addition
'Whitby. and Elliott Webster 'were should bulge "•a . bit, .to'` let' the
,in a motor.. accident .' soutfr : of. fans all.in for this' battle..
' Elliott suffered a ;nec(
Wingham.
< . Whitby Sr:,. war<
fracture. -Joe W
also' severely shaken, up and Bus:
ter Whitby ,• escaped �wrth4i less.
serious injuresP • •.
At • .nomination, meeting.; need
for is new high school' was, -stress-
* *
By way of keeping in the pink,
the Jullors took ori the Kitc'hen.:i
Juvenile - "'A°' • 'squad here ,last
night; Another' exl�rbition .'tilt is.
in the offing for 'the "Ju`niors'w.1,Y'
or
ed •under new high 'school area go to St. Thomas about 10 days
plan, .
• Mrs. Wm. Collum (nee' Elva'
.. e rs as rxrvanage e. t 13 boys Who
22' yea
. " court :costs , of: -$4,25 ' „and 'were.
tel hone 'exchange.
ey eP ..
Goldie 1Vfartin was 'seriously ill ` given ' two years' suspended sen;,
fri9m infection that developed, af- tence. •
e
needle penetrated his elbow. Edgar m
Hollyan bought: forme
od' herd:. sold for $2,640 at a McGillivray. •
T • •
Three yearling heifers from the Murray; residence from. Geerge
. _ at London. "" Donald' and Mary McLean were
consignment sale
�': Jack Bell was.
appointed
p
ointe
d
super-
h
on
ore
d
by n
ei
ghb'
ors
and
.l.
a
ter
aencent:::of..Lucknowrndustries bYAshfie1dPresbyterian congre
r
,in.lited• gation. i
Ernie Crawford. bought Lorne Bank of .Montreal marked forty Oliver ,Thompson,' , IVirs.. Frank
•" .:. Lucknow and Raithby, 'Thomas A. MacDonald.
`Vance) Was fatally injured rn.
Christmas Day.•moEoraceide t n , ,
DEATHS -Mrs. Hugh .Shield's,
Mrs: Albert E: Fleming, Roder-
ick McGregor, Nat Caswell, Thr.s*
Begley, Samuel Cook, Mrs. James'
Simpson, •• Miss Isabella Jane `H
Menary, . John Miller, .Mrs, erb
Afton, , Mrs. Charles Robb, Stan?,
ley Gor gh :'-Mrs:7, Will -Tweed; Mrs.
NcLer an s feed business,
years of service rn
are. having their
innings just 'now-, The God'erich
boys are -doing magnificently, but.
their r ec, r�d' of unbroken` victory
is 'becoming, monotonous Can't
they' drop. a gam here and there
just om
to lend "se variety' to the
scenery Goderich Signal -Star.;
Don't et so 'impatient brother,.
Luck'now° Juixiors will- lie in .toW n•-
Saturday night• and', they'll be
happy to oblige:
•
THE'- TEST. E.r:ucc . County
weekly.�to publish in tabloid. form'
The Mi1drna.: -:Gaze'tte, l)eing.•
is Y .
the
third county paper to 'adopt
this `format,
Midget
WINGHAM
'at
LUCKN4OW.P
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�o�tidYr Fe.
These e two teams,, are battling
it out for second. place in: the
group standing = better not
miss this one. '
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