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TEN YEARS AGO Th ., ip►son family kept; in touch
with. 130 Thompson,, who was.
serving. ,.a year as radio .oper-
ator at the aneteorological out
Post ' at Arctic Bay in. Baffin
Land.
Duncan Cameron of Loch aLsh
receive& 'his'' 50 ' year jewel as
a 'Member of O1d Light, Lodge.
Floyd. Wilson; . accountant at
Silverwood Dairies, : Lucknow,'
was transferred to the sales 'de
parbment ' at. Kitdhe er •. His
successor iWas Bill Arnold..
THIRTY: 'YEARS AGO
The harm ail the farm of Jas.
Irwin, Con. -2 Kinloss, was de
stroyed by
A. show pony "A1gy," and its'
brightly colored cartwas attract-
ing attention here, with W, !W;
Hill at ' the' reins;
'The Langsidq 'bear" bear" which
•had trappers on the: trail for a
•week .without sweets, turned out'.
to•;acte a hoax staged by .a',Lang
side man.- The end: of the trail
finally led to a discaaanded• .raibe.
and the "front ander hind,, feet"
of. the bear,
Timber from the farm ofIen-
ry Gardner at . Zion ,was shipped
'overseas .for at,
building. The
zing' growth on one tree inadi-
'vetted. ,it was ' 200 years old,
Gordon Fisher,. •
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son of • Mr., George. and Mrs. yca George
Fisher of, Whitechurch suffered
'a compound aeg fracture when
struck toy a: !car. near his home'
on 'Highway . $6.,
The ideal'. of 'Charlie Mepon-
'ugh . occurred in his 81st• year.
H% had, been clerk.. of.: Ashfield
`'lloWnship for 31 ,years, and pre-
vious to that had 'serv'ed. for
mine 'years • as • tax, collector:
t. "Dine . to .' a mild Winter . and
no intermediate hockey team,
•the arena. ' operated in the red
4o the amount Of over, $600.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson ZrSwin.
observed' their 58th wedding an-
niversary.
Mrs. 'Ewen MacKenzie ' . observ-
:ed cher .90th : birthday.
• Mr. • and Mrs. Hawkes Robin-
son and' his .''mother; .Mrs. Alice
Robinson of Newrrmaarket. met'
:death, when trapped'. ;in . their.
blazing . car.. M. Robinson, had
come. to .'a • stop: on the ` high-
`way ` . to allow.. traffic . to • pass°
''before. turning' into , their dairy
farm Another ear crashed into
the: rear of the Robinson car,
spraying it 'With : flaming .gar
cline' ,from , the Shattered • gas
• tank. Mrs:: ' . Robinson was. the
former Anna Graham, daughter
of •Mr. ;'and Mrs., Angus Graham
.01 Luoknow.
Lucknow Legion . Midgets • won
'the O.M.H A:' "D"` series °ham-.
•pionship by defeating ' Noble-
ton' two straight. - The team was
:given :a 2:00 a•'.m.: • rousing' ire-
ception Upon.- returning , home.
Tobe players inclu.ded George
Richards; Kenneth McNay, . Er
nie 'Gibson, Jack' and. Charles
Chin, 11.0 ' Stanley, Ron, Graham,.
• • Kent Hedley; . Bob Mpvt'bray,
A11an MacDonald, 'Ross McDon-
• agh, Hugh MacMillan;•
.A Huron Presbytery survey
proposed fou rig Zion, Hackett
and Blake: congregations, into
One, congregation' -at-- Iraeketts,
and -joining : with St. Helens, and
Whitechurch• ,for.. ,a three=point ,
charge, The iCircuit .Board, fav -
orad continuing the :Ashfield
'Charge.
are a. etcher ' obser-
ved ' her .97th ibirthday. at ''Ba
ker's Private Hospital: • •
Death came. suddenly to Wm.
.Murdie .who' had been in the
Iia •dware • 'bus-i-ness -in- L teknaw�-
f or . 47 years:
The ' :standpipe , was 'drained,
March' accounts for lboard and
lodging for ' transients ,amounted
to •:.$44.70.. ' .
M•rs; Robert ,Graham, .the''for-.
mer Annie Bowles, who ' mule
to Lueknow •'in 1866 following her
Marriage; passed ' away ..at ,home
here at 'the. age of 88.
Alan MacTavish. .,was ,awarded
the " Village day work at 35c an'
hour : including man 'and team.
Finlay •Malcolm • was . awarded
dragging and grading at. 39c ari;
hour' - and, siLowp10 wing• • at
3a5!c an hour, team 'included,
of .•course.• / {
A, surprise; 'party r vas held at
the home of '!Mr. :and 'Mrs.. Con
Deckeron `: their '30th. wedding
'ari iFversary
Rev. J. F. ''Paquette of- St. Au..
,gu.stine was transferred: to
Winaglam and 'was succeeded ,by
Rev: ,B..: Gaffii y,
,Luckknow : ;Furniture • . Factory
increased ''. its daily operating
hoyirs •from, '6.to. 6 hours, •with
a 10% reduction in _wages,,
:order to accept as -fine .of ..business
'requiring lower production costs.
Luckriow,Bowling: Green 'fees
were: reduced from $a5:00 to '$4,00
•George: ,Hassall succeeded L. .. A.
1♦'inne`v: tas :presi'd'
• .By the Ontario electoral
tribution, three 'ridings _ of ''Bruce;
I•Iuron=Bruce', and Huron, replac-
ed four 'ridings :prev'iousl'y' known
as I'Torth,. and :South Bruce and.
-NOTt11. and ,South `,uron, W. J.
McKay:- and ----Charles • Robinson.
r'pres:ented the two ridings
cleaned .;and " painted at a • cost which now •abecam'e • iuron-Bruce
of .$112.4. ' . with ; restricted ibou.ndaries in
By sh, t ' wave from Fred .both :counties '
Bisse• ' Me at Goderich the " A series of strokes resulted sin
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DISCUSS manias O.r1` RVRAI
AND URBAN .LIFE
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The Silver Lake Institute met
at'the home, of Mrs, George
Young: The ,president Mrs, Al-
bert Colwell opened; the meet-:
ing . 'wth the . Ode and Mary
Stewart collect. During the bus-
iness Mrs.: George Young,: Mrs.
Wayne ', Paorater and. Mrs. Neil
Lamont were .. appointed to at,
tend. the area convention at
Ried's Corners as voting de1e-
gates,.. Reports• from the stand-
ing committees were given by`
Mrs. ' Porter, Mrs. • Smiths- Mrs,
Cornish. and Mrs., :Campbell. NMrs,
George m
Young. ,condueted a usi- -
cal quiz. ' Mrs. Porter -gave a
reading "nobody that lives at
'our house. She thenconducted
a debate and discussion, on, the
advantages, andkd,isadvantagea of
rural and urban life, 1Vfrs. Ban
neranan and Mrs; Moulton each
''hada .a contest. After the ex,
change of plantslunch was ser-
ved.. ,
the 'death . of 'Abe Burns,focal
tile maker:
The kindness of Dr.. , and Mrs.
H. B. Woods, changed the .life
of Jack Rivett, age 19, hoameless,
sjckly ' .and • apartiaally :' deformed
from infantile paralysis. A -tran-
sient .' .who . caste to , Lf.tcknno1N in
a freight 'czar Jack 'w,as seeking
handouts .when seen ''by Dr:' and
;Mrs; ' , 'Woods • . of .Detroit,, w•hp
were visiting .here.. Their • son,
Austin, .who had been similarly
deformed, had .died a. few months
before •and Dr. and Mrs. 'Woods
'Were ,toughed aby, the *light .of
yoti:nag' Rivett. They ' took.• him'
with them .wto' Detroit; gave. 'him;-
a' good . Home, new clothing and,
an .education:
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CHURCH NEWS
Kingsbridge . C.W.L.'•
St •Jose' h s C.W.L.Ki s�brid e
pah ng g
held' 'their :ninthly meeting May
6th at the'. home of Mrs, Mark
Dalton with an attendance of
19:• members. The meeting . open
ed with • the.. League ,Prayer' led
Eby. ''the President ,Mrs. .'Mark'
Dalton..The minutes of .:the April'
meeting were read'. by Mrs. ' Ro-'
beri Howard -Ur). in the • ab-
sence'. of::' the Secretary• Mrs.
Cyril..'Au'stin. Mrs; 'Walter 'Clare'
the Spiritual 'Convener . gave a
reading on the duties 'of the
;Spiritual. convener .. and • two
hymns were sung .to Our ':ales=
sed''Lady. Mrs; -C.: 'Reigling con.'_
vener of Education gave a:• read:•.•
ing on the duties of the *Cell,
vener of Education. Plans were
completed for the Garden Par-
ty •'to• be held' June 34th:: The,
June: 'meetiing• will be held at
the, home of ''Mrs. Ray Daltot...
and a penny auction '!t!isni be held';.
The meeting ended with 'prayer
led bythe: president.. Afterwards
lunch • was .'.served..:
Jabk and Douglas' Osrherhout:•
mmoimmIia■,■a■.aumiss■isaa.1isi ii■ ememe r■a■Ii!'
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added: a horn to their radio put -
lit and 'were,planning to: give a
public radio concert:; .Up :to' that:
time 'ear : phones,: had been'used
for radio reception
J. `R McNab; . of:.' Dungannon
was 'appointed.° manager of. the.
new .:Silverwood '.,plant in ` Luck-.
now. `lis Dungannon 'business
wasin charge of' Burt .Roach.
Lloyd' Alton'''who. had. been ill
at chis .home for six. •years: •was.
'presented with aa. radio set +b
some , :friends. `
the. death of -George'. iMath ie-
son occurred at'the age ` of. 87
;followin: a . ' • • • • had -ser
ed or 44 years as superintendent
of the Presbyterian Ohurcah::S'un-
day school': iMr. Mathiesan:•.'had
Icorne. to' Lucknow. . in 1874 'to•
take charge of .the engine • and.
pumps-at--t-le •Grand""'r ° .1
•way wwater'tank;
Rev. K, A : Gollan of South
Kinloss Church: 'performed the
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marriage of •Williiatn Melford
.Maol•ityre ,and 'A•nn�i'e Mary Ross.•.
A. E Buswell•, entered into: a
part'nershi'p in Cameron, ' Mur-
doch 'and Company.
T.,.E' , data' 'removed -the: old
Mbar and a sitting room partition
in ;order to provide sufficient
space for a pOol room.. '.
•>J W:,Henderson offered' .$1515
for the old Town 'Hall 4bUzldaing
and lot, 'with the ',guarantee to
!build ' a t residence" to.: cost, ' not
less than $3,000...A ratepayers'
meeting held later, adopted a
resolution recommending : that
Council not sell', the.,. building,
but. endeavour. to secure some
suitable industry to occupy it. •
'• Deaths reported 'in the April
12th, 1923, included Lizzie.Lloyle,
Caesar ,Perdue, Steel Hunter",
Mrs. bonald Finlayson• of` Loch-.
alsh, 'W, W. Irwin former Ripley
ho telco:an
Richard . • Stoner an employee
of the Grand Trunk Railway was
-killed when struck iby, a' train.
',at the West ;Toronto station., His
widows. •was the forrrier.• :Ettie.
'Graham, • .daughter .of Mr,. • and
Mrs. Robert Graham of, Luck,
now.
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'' A • .young couple- Were just
leaving the church ; after ' the
ceremony. As they sped away
the groom relaxed, stretched &
yawned; smiled at his hew bride
and said:
"Now, ahoney, aabMat that'.roti-
sense of, your quaittinao' •your
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