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LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, •'ONTARIO
TEN', ' YEARS AGO 1955:,
February 9th; 1955. µ . ••
Rev, • Benson Cox Was 'serving
as. ship .chaplain while on a 97
day cruise: around the. world.
Kinloss Township Counell'. pre-
sented Mr, 'J. R. Lane, clerk, with
a gift :on his 80th::, birthday. He
`had served then as clerk for 25
dears.
• Pree,sidents of ;the Legion: and
GIRLS OYER FORTY
NEED NOT DESPAIR,
JUST GIVE: US. A
CALL•. WELL GIVE;
YOU �� RcARE
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GL,ADYS"
BEAUTY SALON
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the Ladies • , Auiliar y :, ' were Ken
Cameron and Mrs; Philip Mac
Milan., •
• Word. was, received, of ::the death
of. Mrs,, Walter Treleaven. (Ethel
MLaren) of Detroit.,
Mrs:.John • Cox, Kinloss Town-
ship, died at the age. • of ;100;
George Whitby . was re-elected
Fire :Chief.
Mrs,: Rayzer A. Anderson 1:k
Dungannon, a native of Turkey,
received her • citizenship papers.,
It was' reported .te, be •unusually
cold one night as the ,'therm: met
er dipped to .15 below zero,
Deaths. -= Mrs. Charles Collins,
,Kinlough; John T. Carter, 72, Kin
•loss Township; •James Webster.,
Burlington, (formerly _ •of..,. Ash
field).•..,
February ' 16th, 1955 . •
Mrs Dave: Alton, who, made her;
•homewith. cher• daughter Mrs. W.
G. Reed observed ,her '85th; birth
day.'
Mr: W. W. • Hill wasserving ,his
43rd year . as n treasurer of the
Lucknow. Chapter. of :the • 'Royal
Arch 'TMasOns•.
Because • of the, high snowbanks,.
rural • • inat1men- were - having
trouble finding the mail :boxes:
Mr. and • Mrs. •Jas. Hodgins,
Kinlough inarked their ' , 50th
wedding anniversary.' ,,'
Cliff Menary of Aslhfield ' re
ceived a' badly factured 'leg ,while
assisting ' • in : unloading' a .•'-cattle.
Seasonal
savings
tidyea,r'rbund
satisfaction
•
•'.order your co -or High Grade Fertilizer for ,delivery by
Feb. 1 and you will save $2.00 per ton: For. delivery .between
Feb. 3 and Feb. .28 your ,"Earl), Delivery discount will Se
$1.50' per ton. In;addition, you' can' earn cash. discounts of
6%3/4 for payment or pre' payment' • by Feb. 1 • and 6% by
Feb: 28. • .. ..
are.owned and controlled byquality because Co-operattve`3� •
- • ou can depend on co-op
the' people they serve ..
the farmers of Ontario. Everytime you Make. a purchase .,,
• at your.Co-operative,you are making your . business stronger
• and more successful, Registered Trade Mark
•
CO•bP. QUALITY
JANUARY.
*SAVE•, 62:00
PER TON
FEBRUARY
*SAVE $1.50
PES TON'
CONTROL IS YOUR GUARANTEE Or 1;;TISFACTlON
00now District
Phone ,528-225.
beast at the "H'ealey" slaughter
house,, south of the "High School
Council, appointed T., Elie Mor-
gan . of : Teeswater. as Lucknow
Assessor • and Alex Havens .as
town ;foreman.
The stone school pn Highway
86 at. Zetland bridge was destroy-
ed to make ' way forw •a highway
'widening program
Mrs. D. ` Wlils, :Palmerston,
bought the store• in. ,Whitechurch
from. Mr. ' and . Mrs: '-Les Burnett.
James K. Scott was 'appointed
assesssor in West Wawanosh.',
Wes Osborne was appointed: as-
sessor ; of Huron .Township.,
•Deaths: Mrs. James Scott, -58,
'Mitchell; Cliff Aitchison,' Hespel=
er; .f 1erber' Pettipiece, 86, Kinloss
Township;, Wm. Dawson, 73, Kin-
loss Township.
THIRTY ,YEARS AGO 1935:,
February Tth, .1935., .
I), C. • Taylor wasa
.warded a
life membership ,from "' the. • Head
Office of ,the 'Bible ...Societyin
recognition of his faithful ser-
vices as an official of 'the. local
society for thirty-eight years. ;
A mirage or ` actual, mirrored.
view of Lake Huron 'waters; was
viewed by :some village residents'.
from 'the 'United Church inter
section.
Announcement was''made by the
provincial .government at exam=.
'ination• fees. were
abolished, , nea,.
n
img corisiderale saving to Par-
ents
of students writing entrance,,
lower, ,middle and upper•. school
.exazns. The department also stat-
ed that these ,examinations'•would
be •completed by June,-' 28th.
With Clair 'Milne in charge of:
cutting operations :,local resi-
dents `' were • laying away_' their:
store of 'ice for ' the oncoming.
summer. This ice,. -which was
secured from Treleaven' s. mill
pond 'was about. 14 inches deep
George•. Spotton, . member
F of
'arliament for North :HuronV spoke
in the House . of:' Commons ':against
a national flag. ,
:Nine-year-old.: Allan Avery of
Charlton .Station :was'kiled when
kicked' on: the head by 'a horse
'on .the farm of ,his • • grandfather
William ' Hardy, • concession 10,
Huron"
John Munn •of. Ripley died quite
suddenly ,at. the, age of 54. He was.
stricken with a heart attack short-
ly after concluding part of an act
in an operetta.
Mrs: David Girvan, Dungannon,
observed ' ' her .93rd birthday
••• Deaths,' John Hackett, 72; Wil-
liam Campbell, ' 89, West Wawan
°ell; Harry,'' A.• Hornell, 'IVtimico;
Sister. Mary Winnifred '`O'Reilly,`
r9, Milwaukee.. '
S.S. No. 9, Ashfield
$r. 'IV Mary .Horton,: Jean Long,
Wiianina Lannan,' Phylllis Blake,
Bertram .'Curran, Elmira Alton,;
'Harley Phillips; Jr. IV Eda Phil
lips;
Sr.` III Russsel • Alton, Ber-
nice' Murphy, Freda Saunders;
'Lorne 'Philips, Clare •Lannan; TI
Lyal . Lannan, • Rose ' Marie _Lan:
nan,.m.-Elva Moran, ,Gordon Saund
,ers, Howard. Blake, Tom . Phillips,
Raymond . Murphy, I • Lloyd ,Saund–
ers, Margaret Phillips;. lar... Keith
Bake, Wilmer Moran, Olive ' L.
Anderson, , teacher..
::West •.Wawanosh
(Junior Room) •
Sr. Doris Doris • Wilkinson, '. Mal-
colm Buchanan; 'Jr: III Helen
McDonald,` 'Mae' McDonald, : Mar-
garet ' Aitchison,' Ross Gammie,
Allan Cranston, Marie ' Swan;. , II
Murray Wilkinson, Marie Aitchi-
son, Dorothy a Webb, Phyliss' Gay=
nor; I Shirley Buchanan, Earl
McDonald; Pr. Helen Gammie;.
.Wilma. • Gaynor, • Beatrice iMcQuil•
lin, teacher.]
S.S. No. S, Ashfield' ' •
Sr. IV Rena Hunter; Billy Dren-
nan; Jr. IV Jimmie Hunter, El-
don Ritchie; Sr. III Lorna Reid,
Kathleen ;Gibson, •Kathleen Gard-
ner,' Doris. Reid; Jr, III Russel
Ritchie, Keith Hackett,' Keith Rit-
ehie;;. 1st, Lyle .• Ritchie, Marion
Gardner, Allan Ritchie, Johnny
Hunter, Eric Hackett, Ada • M.
Webster,. teacher.
S.S. No. 11 Huron
Sr IV Lottisa Congram, Gordo• n
McGuire, Donalda MacCharles,
Jr. IV Charlie, Roulston, Mae
Barkwell, Gordon Brooks, :lack
Roulston, 'Mary .McGuire, Eileen
Griffin, Sandy MacCharles; Sr III -
Gordon .Irwin; ,Jr, III Arnold Mc-
Guire, Evelyn Irwin, Viral* Bark -
well; II Rae Cook-, Mary • • Cook;
Sr. I Margaret MVIacCharles, Rod'
die .,MaeChaties, ,Park l arkwell;.
'RAG NINE
.10#011 .Bute erin
Mondays Hogs, in by4:00. p.ni.,
CATTLE, CALVES and LAMBS EVERY DAY;
• EXCEPT . SATURDAY •
We do Curingand Smoki - •
Beef,: .Pork 'and Lamb.•.
mJ
Sold Whole, Half or Quarter . . . For Better, Service,
• • And Lower Prices--, Call' *Ripley 100.:
CHAS, HOOISMA• —Prop:. ••
Pr. jack McGuire, • Lovell„ Mc- ,
Guire, Leonard. .Griffin, Virene
Finlayson, Ross Cooke, . • M, E.
Campbell, ' teacher. .• ` • . '
February 14th, 1935 •
Many from. this area•,took ad-
vantage .of the C.N.R. "Cent a
Mile”, excursion, . most of the
passengers bound for :• Toronto.
• Frank G. Todd was :re-elected
gas.. president of the Ontario .Ab-
erdeen. Angus Club ', for his fifth
term:
Rev. Hugh D. Taylor M.A.,
B..D:, Exeter, once a •pastor • of
the Salem Circuit, east .of
laugh, . died at . the .gage •of : 44 .with
pneumonia,
• ' Rev. Alex M. (Sandy) Nichol-
son pf Hudson Bay Junction,,
S,ask./, who hadbeen recently
.nominated as C.C.F. candidate
was out organizing committees:
He. was travelling by team ;'in
temperatures of. from 40. tcr 50
below .zero.. In %his travels he vis
ited • two • former: , Lucknowites,
Fraser • MacDonald of Faswegin;
formerly of St Helens district
and 'Mt.. and Mrs. Frank Guest of
Wadena.: •
Maudie Fisher, Grace Mac„
Pherson and Peggy • MacDonald
were enrolled as . Rangers by Mrs.
A. E. 'McKim.
Harvey. Anderson .was elected
director to . the ' West Wawanosh
Mutual Fire ,• : Insurance . ',Co. re-
placing.
e-placing• Mr W. P. Reed who had
served for -thirty-one years..
Oscar Casemore, ,; butter maker
at :Silverwoods ;;. for. ' '_many years.'
was `transferred` to the ' Stratford
Silverwood's plant ' :
•Deaths, • Murdock McGregor,
57, Kintail ,
Fifty Years Ago 1911.5
February :11, '1915 ' . •
Mr: ,;and Mrs.. Will Barkley,. 'of
near Echo Bay' were ;in a railway
crossing ...`• accident •:when their
tcatn of horses.' became frighten-
ed ' : and , dashed forwardagainst
the engine. Mrs. !Barkley was
killed and her husband . injured..
The 'Barkleys formerly,. lived near
Belfast. '•
• A rink of A. E Durnin, J. Hen--
derson,• T. S. Reid, .and R. John-
ston, .skip won 'second prize:. in a.
ending,' bonspiel. in. Harriston.
Mr. . •and. 'Mrs.. S. Stevenson ..cel-
ebrated .. their Golden Wedding '
Anniversary. • • •
B' Blitzstein's Bargain.: store
held a : clearing sale. Some, of, the
items' are. as. ;: follows: all wool
men's underwear reg. $1.00 for
69c;;: -ladies' fancy sweaters, reg..
$2.00' for, $119; ' men's -fur coats,
the best 'beavershell, plush lin-
..
ing, Persian Lamb collar, reg
$16 for $9.45; 'best ladies' ';hanker
chiefs 10 for 25c; lace reg.;• 4c: .and
5c a yard for lc; ladies,. aprons,
40 • inches wide,. reg. 25c clearing
at 15c,
' Pupils at U.S.S. No. 3 Ashfield
and West Watv. anosh: were' Evelyn'
Bowles, Lila Humphrey, Hattie
Nixon, Hazel Alton, ..Mary Cooke,
Marion Reed,. Percy :Agar, Dynes
Campbell, Willie Alton, Peter
Campbell,; Violet Twarnley, Harry
Irwin, '. Irwin Agar, Alvin Bowles,
Thelma 'Reed, Hughenta Philips,
Wilfred: - •Hackett,, Alma :Agar,
Spence ..Irwin, Chrissy Cooke,
Myra ,MacDonald, 'Vera 'Philips,
Annie .:Campbell, Dolly Cooke,
Harvey Alton, ; Wmnie Irwin, Clif-
ford ' ' -Hackett, : Johnnie Irwin, .' •
Jean MacDonald, Wilhelmitra •
Agar. Mildred A. Spence, teacher.
Death, .,Angus ' McLellan, 78. .
February 18, ..1915,
Mr and Mrs. Harry Pierce left
for'.their .new•:home in "Winnipeg,
Manitoba;
Miss Nannie Mc1Vlillan, daugh.
ter ; of Mr. 'Milas 'Vlc:Millan •grad-
uated as a nurse . from '`London
Hospital.
4 wood -sawing bee of .about : 30
men at John Hogan s,., 12th con
cssion. of Ashfield started at ;;10
a.m and finished : at 5:30 P.m.
Supper • was 'se'rved and • most of
the„ crowd . went home . to' change
their attire returning agaixi 'short-
ly to' s dance . which continued ;un
til 6:20 , in. the . morning,; . there.:
were about 90 in allMusic was.
.
supplied by. 'Messrs:. Towle, Mc-
Kenzie, Nelson, Lannon and : Miss
Barnby, Messrs. Parrish and Mac-
Kenzie rendered some selections
on the, bagpipes.
• Bell and Dowse were .advertis-
ing a dissolution sale. having
dissolved, ' thein hardwire store
partnership. •
The :farmers ers believed that too
many middle men were living on
their profits. Some were think-
ing of joining . the Grange 1n Rip-
ley with . a view of starting • one
in Lucknow. •
' . Deaths, :little. James • Hector,'
youngest son. of Mr. arid:• Mrs:
Add. McDonald; May MacDonald,
25, daughter:' of Mrs. Murdock
McDonald, Saskatoon, (Miss 'Mac=
Donald lived at the Lighthouse at
Point Clark at • one time), ' Johns
Glazier,. Mafeking, ., W. H. Elliott,.
53, .Goderich Twp." • '
. Mrs, • P. • H. .Torrance, • North
Bay, , .Wnites "We enjoy every'.
issue •cf the ' Sentinel."
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