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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-04-21, Page 9WEDNESDAYS APRIL Zlsl^_ 1965 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, operation '.f or appendicitis, •• Mrs. Wm. Congram " of :Holy rood, the: former 'Mary Ann Scott, died:'suddenlyat her holne; at. the. age of 64. Attending :No 9 Ashfield werre: Clifford. Kilpatrick, Walter Clare, Bernice Blake; Jack Curran, . Jim 'Curran, Mary ; Hackett, Mary Clare, Dorothy Curran, Winnifred Blake,, • Beatrice Culbert, : Verna Kilpatrick, Keith ` Johnston, Olive Blake, Alma Curran, Clifford Blake, Harvey Kilpatrick. Teach- er was M. lVlacCailum.: ITINEL FILES 20 YEARS AGO •-=' i945• ,April Sth, 1945 .Mr. and Mrs.. Wm. Robinson of East. Wawanosh • celebrated their 60th :.wedding'. anniversary.' -Mrs. Robinson was the former Annie Campbell, p Ten , new " •members, . • were re- ceived into ` the Lucknow • United church.. on Easter. Sunday' -- J. C ° Drennan, Keith. Kilpatrick, Char les Durnin, Bobby McNay, Eunice Reed, Shirley Robinson, Mrs. Er- ---nest----Button--(by-certificate),' . Er- nest Button, Ruth . Anderson, Rus-' • . _' sell Button. ' , The .'High .School . band was or ganizect for the first time ' under the direction of P. W. Hoag. Mem bers of the band by sections, were: cornets, Everett Lane, Bill Chin, ' Jack Treleaven, John Crispin;' bass; George Crispin, Ivan Lloyd clarinet, sAlan Mahn, Ranolph -`1Vforrison , trombone-,--Harold-Hen- ry, rombone;-Harold °Henry, .' Alex ,' Maclntyre, : Wilfred Black; saxaphone, Allan 'Stewart; alto, Albert Chin; bass drum, Joe •Agnew; snare drum; George Parrish. , .• Rod ' Finlayson, .son of , the late. Mr .and Mrs. Dan ;Finlayson, Was killed overseas. Before enlisting he ,taught , in'. his ,home .'school' at Lochalsh and later in Toronto., Wes. Huston: purchased thea lad- ies' ''.and gents' wear 'business of .Mr. and Mrs., Ben ' Pearlman.'who bad •• conducted the ' business ' for many ;years, . Wes had '•sold;. his barber. business . to' Jack •'Camp- bell. Mr., and Mrs G. H. Dicckinson and her parents, ` Mr., and Mrs. Elliott'- left . Lucknow 'to live in .`London. Mr. ' Dickinson was, plant manager at the . Maple. Leaf Air- craft ' •plant in. 'Lucknow . While here the Dickinsons .• tenanted" the home ,of the late Mrs. G. A. New At • the :: Easter Thankoffering • service at the South Kinloss 'Pres- •'.byterian Church, the • choir were gowned., for. the first tune, F.O..: Stuart/ Collyer arrived. ov . ersea B. ' Nf.n.. a mTi e r S S. , Kenneth . Cameron was confined • to hospital in Ger- many. Rev: E L. Ripley of Mount For- est, formerly of Lucknow •as- sumed his duties at Bethel Pent- ecostal ,Tabernacle at Stratford. Rev, Ripley had been ..instrument- al in the establishing of new chur- ches at Kincardine and Kinlough. Deaths f Wm. ,. E. MacPherson; 79,Lucknovv Gilbert ';Henry > Bark - well, ,60, -Huron Township; Robert Levi Lott; . 78, Wingham Mrs.. Levi -havens, • Ripley, formerly of Wawanosh. . 40 YEARS AGO 1.925 April 9, 1925 A ninnber of.:farmers had some grain. sown about the 1st. of. April. Mrs. T. W. Cosens . was elected. president of the • Methodist Wom-• en's Missionary Society.. : J. M. Buckingham was teacher at St.. Helens School, No. 4, Jun- ior ..'Room • Pupils were: . Gordon Lyons. Isobel • Miller, McKinley. Ramage, Helen ':.Thom,: ' Verna Smith, Neely Todd . Christina Mc- Farlane, Veronica Gaynor, Dick Weatherhead',.• Ronald Forster, Myrtle McQuillan, Calvin. Purvis, Pearl 'Everett, Dorothy Miller, Florence .McQuillin, Goldwin Pur- vis, Roberta S_ mith Jean Thom, Eldon Miller, Gordon' Morrison, Walter . McFarlane, Henry Ever- ett, .:•Edith' Durnin; •• Dorothy. Mc- Donald, Annie Watson, . Ruth.. Mc- Quillan, Charles .McDonald, Dav- id Swan,, .Mango ., McFarlane, .Jack Gaynor:: . 1 G H. 'Rattle purchased ; the hardware • ''business. 'in•, Ripley o Duncan Munn. Douglas Young ' of. Kincardine :visited Ripley in 'connection with the ' organization.' work of Ripy le. Boy: Scouts.. April ;i16, •1925 • Fire . of . unknown_ origin' destroy- ed the roof and'.much of the wood- work of •the Lucknow .Waterworks. Victor.' Durnin' succeeded in .getting :into the .' engine •. room. and got the pumper working ;to 'give •firemen' water. pressure from -,•the very` building ;that was on. fie. Eliza Winnifred Hunter, eleven year` old daughter .of Mr. ,and .Mrs. ' George Hunter • of Zion, died .: in Wingham ,Hospital' 'following : an; O. • Seed Grains Warwick Seed Corn - Co -p Seed Corn •'Gross Seeds. ow District C Phone 528-2125 No.. 7 Kinloss had pupils Frank Mc Tall, :Katherine.. • Campbell, Katherine MacInnes,'•Evelyn' Mac- Dougall, Leonard 'MacInnis, Les-. ter_ ,MacLeod,-T--Malcolm—Stewart;. Jim McNall,: 'Harold Stewart, . Rob by Campbell, Lawrence MacLeod,, Roy Watts. Jennie, MacDonald' was . teacher. •60 YEARS AGO~ 1905 April' 6th, 1905 " ' The Maple Grove !Football. Club .was organized' at . a meeting at 'Zion. The officers were, honorary president,: Rev. W. A. Smith; , pres- ident, Charles Ritchie;` vice-pres- ident,. ,W. ice-president,.:W. ' G. ' Gardner,--secretary- treasurer,. C. McDonagh; captain,' 'Robert . Andrews: managing: Com- mit4tee; . W',;. T. Gardner, :Robe. Rit-' clime, . Richard .Gardner,. Robt. Web- ster: • Two farms in .,the Goderich . dis- trict were is-trict.:were quarantined :because' of scab that 'had appeared on. sheep.. It was `reported. ' .that the':. disease was brought from "St. Louis on: im- ported stock. " Officers of thebowling club were elected'` ata meeting in the Sons of Scbtlar d rooms. President, . R. R. McLeod; vice-president, 'J. G. Mur- dock; treasurer, G. H.: Lawrence; secretary, . John Murchison; 'man-: aging _committee, ` James ' Bryan,, John . McGarry,' P. A. Malcomson,• Alex McPherson, AV. Murdock. Moorehouse Mitchell presented a•petition to council . largely`signed by village residents on:ingles .and Ludgar.d Streets.. 'It . asked that a granolithic sidewalk be . built fromto the corner of -Campbell Scree t McGarry's Hotel ;along 'the east side of Inglis;Street, to Ludg aril Street then: east tojoin with the walk on Havelock. Street. It . said.; that there :.wasn't''. -a decent foot of walk on the six blocks.' • ' John :..F .., MacKinnon ,. a. resp. i respect- ed citizen of .Lucknow::. for several years, died: at hisHavelock Street home at the ':age of 84.: Wm. S. McOrostie of St. Helens'. was presentedwith a-''go1d ' watch in appreciation of his service to the ..Presbyterian Church, partic- ularly in the .: capacity _of choir leader. He was 'givingup the pos ition. PUT SENTINEL ADS TO. WORK FOR .YOU'' PHONE..S28'.4134 CULROSS CORNER • (Intended' For Last Week) and 'sunny •days'.the "phew is fast .disappearing, so Spring Must soon be here:. The robins are hack, the snowdrops and early crocus Mrs. „Harry Oberle, Preston, was a recent visitor with .Mrs. Patsy . Schumacher spent a few days in the Children's War Me- morial' Hospital, London. • . Mrs. Catherine O'Neil is again hospitalized in St. Marys Hospi- tal, ,Kitchener. ' Little Gregory ,and Sherril He-:- therington, Children' of Mr. and Mrs, LlOyd Hetherington, Toron- to, returned horde Wednesday' af- ter spending' three' weeks with , Mrs, Frank Brawn has •return- ed: home after holidaying . with Mrs. Adolf Bumke; Waterford Mi- chigan. ' erley Wall, Exeter,, spent ' the week -end tinder the parental roof. Donnie Wall and Arthur Stan- ley.; Kitchener, were at' their re- speCtive: homes Over the week - Mrs, Bob Fischer, Shelly and Robert,-; Kitchener,. spent Some. time with Miss Mary Collison. On Friday evening 'several freni the cornmtinity attended the .,te- 'eeption hi- the 'Kincardine Pavil- ion for* Mr, and •Mr8; Jack Nel- ONTARIQ SEAT MARK ustani Butchering Mondays ' Hogs, in Isy 4;00.' p.m., CATTLE; CALVES and LAMBS ..EVERY DAY, EXCEPT' SATURDAY ' We ' do Curing and Smoking .' ,Beef,' • Pork aria Lamb.. 'Sold Whale.; • Half or Quarter '. ' . For Better Service,' • And Lower " Prices . ' Cali Ripley 100.:• • PAGE CHAS. HOOISMA 'Prop, - • NINE HITECHURCH and DISTRICT (Intended For Last Week) Mr. ,' and .Mrs. Elgin Weliwood, of ' Caledon visited recently with Mrs. Cassie , Falconer and •'with Mr. and 'Mrs. Orville 'Tiffin.. Mr. and; Mrs. Don Campbell, Bradley,: ' Scott, Robert and Brent of Belgrave, `. Mrs. Robert ' Gal- braith ' and • Mrs Gordon Elliott of Wingham. were Sunday visitors with •Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott. Mr, . and Mrs. John 'Jamieson, Barr 'and : Brian _ • . Y x n' .visited. Sunday with Mr and Mrs: " George ' Turn bull •.of Jamestown:.. Calvin -Brick U.C.W. '' will hold their. Thankoffering , meeting. Sun- day evening in. the .church, 'when the congregation' and Messengers are, invited • to attend .' and hear the message, :and .view the ' pic- tures to be shown by' the guest speaker, Mrs. Arthur MacDonald of Teeswater, :whose ' subject will• be' . Trinidad. • On Saturday ;'Mrs. Gordon Mc•-, Burney, • Mrs. Alex Robertson, Margaret and Marilyn and 1VIrs.. Dawson . Craig attended ` a trous- seau tea ' held at , the home' of Mrs. Wm,. :Peaeock of Bluevale, in honour of the approaching' mar- riage of her daughter -Anne. Dur- ing ing ,the afternoon Mrs. Gordon McBurney .: a n d •• Mrs. Dawson Craig, : aunts of . the. bride-to-be poured tea and Mrs'.': Robertson, Margaret '- ' and ' .Marilyn assisted with gift displays. • . Had To •Lower". Water Level , Albert Coultes and Ernest ; Bee- croft : made a. trip Sunday even- ing after, the ' heavy : ram to .low- er the . water . level at the- dam on Silver Creek on the property of Carman: Denton of Woodstock on the River • sideroad Planks were pulled f r m. the spill.' ways m order' to ,save the fish which were going over' the ::dam on ac- count of the high water. Little Debbie Coultes, daughter- el Mr., and Mrs. Jack Coultes ' of Dresden, .:underwent surgery on Monday in Wingham and District Hospital.. Mr. and Mrs. ' Albert Couites. and Mr, .and Mrs., Mer- vin 'Pipe :of'' Brussels are grand parents The community wishes; her, a , very speedy recovery: ,;.Mr. and Mrs. Earl'. Caslick. vis- i:ted Sunday, , with Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ross and family. Stewart. Scott. :of •Langside, Mr. a n d Mrs.: Douglas Conley' of Wingham •' were Sunday . visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn. Mr. and °Mrs.- Wallace, Agar of. Wingham . were Friday ,' evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert Coultes; ' . ' • . Sunday evening visitors with Mr. and' Mrs. JohnstonConn were. Mr. and ' Mrs. Wallace Conn and. family, Stewart 'Scott of Lang Side,, Mr, and Mrs. Doug. ;Conley. of •Wingham, Miss Marilyn Cameron of Kit chener• visited on Sunday. ' with; , her aunt 'Mrs. D. MacDonald H. •D. MacDonald, who is em- ' ployed .with.. Warren Paving Com- pany of Toronto, spent the week- end at ' his home `here. , Jim. Ross of Wallaceburg, spent'. the* week -end ` at: hishome here. Visitors on Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Gershom Johnston :were Mr. 'and Mrs Charles: Wood and Sylvia of Seafortk• Dwight Smith, .Doug Hann,Brenda Belling and Denise Catnier,' all of Kitchener. George Grigg has gone to No- ble Greenways . to assist with time' farm wdrk. Mr. and Mrs. Harry' Moss, Su- san• and Janie of Ptatitsville,, de-. companied by her parents 'Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan. who Were returning home, visited with Mr, and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan, The new owner, of Allan :pat- i tison's farm has been making es. , tensive aiterations . to' the farm ' home during the p a s t,' three weeks. Observed' 80th 'Birthday 'On'. Sunday Mrs. Maud Haggitt Celebrated her ' 80th birthday at. the ': home '` of her brother Victim, Emerson and Mrs. Emerson. Pre sent for the occasion was her. sister Miss . Lila/ Einerson, Mr. and :Mrs, . Fred Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Tiffin, Mr. and .Mrs. Russel, Ritchie.', Mrs: Hag itt re ceived `several gifts.. On .. Monday George ' ' Walker commenced his duties, as 'warble, fly inspeetor•.-for East Wawanosh: Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw ; and• :' Janet` and. Her..b. ';Laidlaw, were' 'Saturday... evening guests. at ,the home. of: Mr. a n;d Mrs. Fred Moore to celebrate Blaine's. fifth • birthday. , Record` Hop . • ' . ' The: ' YP.S. held a: Record - Hop in 'Whitechurch . Community me- morial shall . on . Saturday evening.. , George Watson of Belgrave . sup plied the: music with his, record .: player, and '. a 'good : 'sized crowd .was : in : attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw, . Janet1 and . Herb Laidlaw.. were Sunday visitors,. with Mr.. ' ;and'•: 1. ;Mrs: Jack Kerr. of' Bhieyale. • Carl Weber,. Anne, • Marlene, -Clair' visited . with Mr: , and: Mrs..' Robert • 'Chambers of. Harriston ' on, 'Saturday 'and enjoyed.. the after- noon in - the sugar. bush. • Reports are that James H. Cur-. rie.. has sold his farm. Chalmers . ,, Presbyterian • :*Church . • will hold their Thankoffering meg- ' ting in ..the.. church. The :leaders are Mrs.' Russel Ross and Lila ':Emerson. The group to assist are Mrs.. `Donald Watt • and • Miss A.' Laidlaw. .The guest speaker, will be Miss _Sadie -Johnston -of 'Ashy: field.' Richard Coffin •of Kitchener .spent.' the week -end with his Mo- ther .Mrs,. Emma Coffin .and John. Bradley' 'Smith: of Toronto . is visiting with. his grandparents Mr.. , and Mrs. .Russel Chapman. Mrs: Olive ,Ros's of Wingham visited . Thursday ',and Friday at the ':home of Mr-. and Mrs.. • Al-`• bert. Coultes.. • . Calvin -Brick �. are' holding 'a cro- kinole party, for. the Sunday School at Curries School on Monday •ev- ening,. April 19th; • ' Anumber of `. Calvin -Brick U C,W. members attended ,the Belgrave U.C.W. Thankoffering meeting held Sunday ,.evening. Some of the Wingham'' High, School . . .bus drivers :;reported on Monday Morning that roads were blocked due- to „the..heavy rains of Sunday ' evening alpng . with' • melting snow, producing f, Dods. . Mr. and Mrs.. Hugh MacMillan, Paul, Brian and David of Sarnia visited on Sunday with Mr.: and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin and Mrs, Myr- tle Dawso Mr. and Mrs.. David Henderson Sherry ,and Lois, and Ed Voisin, of • L' istowel, visited' Saturday ev- ening with Mr, and ivIrs,: Wesley • Tiffin and 'Mrs. Dawson. . Mr., ' and ,'Mrs. George 'Pdcock of Lambeth visited Charles Lea- ver and other• relatives in the dis- trict. :. ' • • Mrs. Gordon Rintoul and Gail 'visited 'Sunday „With her mother Mrs, Robert Purdon of Belgrave. George McGee and 'Gilbert Bee- croft visited Tuesday. with Roy McGee, still a patient' in. ,Pitch-, ener-Waterloo Hospital, • Rintoul brothers the' peat week have been busy getting their supe' ply of wood ready for nett win,•• ter in their 'Wood dot. f,