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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-03-28, Page 10PAGE, TEN ;T . Lac ow SENTINEL, I!uc low, ONTARIO a; # THE Ai..tTIFICIAL ICE FUND. AVER THE TOP THIS WEEK ;tit don't: ,'quit then!• Much,.' more: than: • ,$18,000 .. e needed' to complete, the. project -- debt free. EVERY DOLLAR WILL BE ' NEEDED AND • WELCOME Iork Be Starting Shortly Be sure that .you have a . part in . making .possible this tremendous pro7ect, • T--' Space . Donated By • • • f2• �r. r r. ,, IS ,r ter 1 • ;.1 acKinno ;OUR ' LOCAL CREST 'HARDWARE Lucknow Phone'SO', tuition A Century .Ago Cost. 50c Per Pupil,: Or '/a Cord Of Split Wood A 100Year-old minute 'book of lengths and deliver at"the• school. Lanes School, • S.S. 'No. 10 •As'h house ` on or before the 15th day, field,' 'is in • the • .Possession of February, 1862, or pay 50 cents _ Henry MacKenzie The following for .each .phild, :Carried minutes of. a meeting in February, Moved by Thomas Ford, second - 1862,',. were: recorded' ih'that` book ed . by Timothy :Griffin that Ste- .by. te . by.. Henry's grandfather; Francis'' phen Howard be collector. • Carr Scott, and' read . as follows: -- rie'd. Moved. by Timothy Griffin, ••' seconded' b ...John' Johnstone that . A meeting held gat No. 10 'school y „ , Nouse acccrdirg to law ink, the James Howard be.secretary-4rea year; 1862. ' .surer, Carried, Moved by : Sohr Johnstone,:`: se- • conded by ' Timot sly .Griffin; 'that . J. K. Sully, Manager ; of the WLlliam : Lane be chairman. and Do. minion' Boad. Machinery Com- Stephen Hisward be; secretary of Pany_in G:od'erich,' has'•beeii nazis= this meeting: Carried. ed . 'a member of a :Canadian' Moved by Thorns '•ord, second- e& by Timothy Griffin, that this .be 'a: free .'sc'hool. Carried... Moved by 'Williain .Guthrie; se-' conded'' by: 'James' Howard,; : that for each child, the''parent 'chop•` trade mission to Israeli. Hensel',•Council 'has_, passed a by-law prohibiting. youths 'under .TIMBER,' TIPS 18 from admittance' to: the ,pool On Wednesday:night battle room .unless .accompanied • by his . ' top 'in waged on for tandin s • g. ,4• of a cord ' of :wood in stove . parent or guaraian Group • "A"' . with • the Gophers tr11u11u■iulse■g■.eag■aauuaa isa•guuee■ruB1■r•■•iuui `:'holding onto . the lead with one INDUSTRiAI , HOCKEY NAL SEIEIES IINDERWAY • PORT ALBERT DEFAULTS: On Tuesday, March 20th at 10 p.m. in the :Goderich .arena, Bel- fast el f ast playing Port Albert . in the League finals in a best 2 out of' 3 series with . the latter 'winning 4-2. However' Belfast protested: the game because • of two ineligi- lble players on the Port Albert team, On Thursday, night, a meeting was, held .by .the league to 'hear. the protest. They clismis- sed..the two pllayer,s for also play ing with the Goderich Industrial League. This caused Port Albert to withdraw from the playoffs, awarding; the semifinals to Kin- tall; who meet . Belfast in, • the finals. On• Monday, March. 26th gat 9 p;mr in the. first ganme:, in, a best 2 out. of 3 final series, Belfast downed Kintail 5 to 3 in' .Gode- rich, SQUIRTS 'EDGED. OUT IN PAISLEY TOURNEY Lucknow, Squirts were in • Pais- ley 'on Saturday -competing in the Squirts tournament with . some. 8' teams. participating... 1Lucknow, , waas� 'edged . out by Mildmay 4-2, Paisley, the event- ual • Champions," defeated 'Mild- may: 4. in the ' semi-finals—and then, won' the, trophy ' with a 3-1. win over.Teeswater.. Lucknow" goal; .' :getters. ' were Garry MacKenzie: and John: Em= Berlin: . ' The Lu�ckknow players were: :goal, Jim MacDonald•; r.d.; John; MacKenzie; l.d.; Al+pari Kreuts- weiser.; c. Garry MacKenzie r:w Ken : Johnston 1:w., Brian•' . jar-, dine; alt:; 'John. James Montgomery,. Allan Andrew, Bobs Ritchie, Brent Bailey„ Bob Greer, Don• Elliott,. David' 'McKinnon.•: s. 1 :.14i_...-.._„. _, -11D BETTER _ WITH i._ TruSpan• • 1■ ■.• ■ �i�� -. IS ■ IA ::TruSpan.. ' STEEL: " BUILDING FRAMES COMBINE . . i STRENGTH, , . ECONOMY and; SPACE.:. r ■ .. .. .■. .. ■. -It " THE' STRENGTH OF STEEL FOR• LONG LIFE: ./3, i(ECONOMY .Of WOOD ;For SECOND. ARY FRAMING i• ■ . POST-FREE . MAXIMUM USABLE' SPACE., . :, i •in STEEL FR ■ ■ SELECT :Your. Own ROOFING iAnd ':Wall. CLADDING ▪ •Easy•a•Erect. • • ■ NO S ecial: T I 0o s. • Required. al N. En g ineered to . meet Canadian re ' g quirementa :and Can, ■ m adian conditions, TruSpan Steeh Frames, are ,"ideal fore i ■ Farm Buildings, . Warehouses, . Garages; ' Stores, Auditor -1 , iurr;i, :Airplane Hangers, . 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MacKen= zie. 585° and Ruth- Jardine .547 for the losers, .Farm Histories WiIItBe ', :Welcome Recent, articles: in The Sentinel' of farms on. the 12th Concession of West Wawanosh, which have been in. the same family' for a century or. more, have proven quite interesting. . • There are numerous. farms Ashfield, ,Huron, Kinloss and West Wawanosh 'still operated by descendants of pioneer forbears, for ' as many as five or six ge erations, • , These. histories. are interesting and worth , • preserving in .. print:. This' is not: alone ' our • opinion., as, is indicated by the following let- ter from a Toronto. resident, and formerly • `of' the Dungannon . dis- triet who Writes under the.' pseudonym "The Country Mouse." To The .Editor The ' Sentinel; In the last issue .of: the Signal Star, .they. reprinted 'an' article from' your paper • about West Wawanosh farms which are. still owned by the same families • after a century. ' . Charles Crirvin and Alexander Pentland were mentioned ins: con nection .with. Township work in the later 1800's. `Wilfred Pentland. at Dungannon is still bn ,the farm to which .his grandfather, •Alex ander .received the crown deed on "this.' eighth,day.of 'Septem- ber .in the year of '•Our '•fiord, ' one .thous.end ' eight hundred. and forty-five." And .1 might add for the sum of forty pounds! Wilfred got his deed to the -farm. exactly one 'hundred' years later in October of ' 1945 ., Beside:: 'his' farm. .it 50: acres• belonging to. T. C. Anderson, whose grandfa ther ; came to Huron • County, at the "same time. The Girvins 'came. to Nile also ,at that time and Harry': Girvin • owns the farm which was. owned by• a ;Girvin. ;in '1879 'and was. probably "bought 'much:..earlier. .The •Finnigan • on the 4th of West Wawanosh came abou.'t, ..that :time. too . ';and. • some are still On: old. 'Finnigan , farms. {Dungannon, whilch • means the Hill of the. Ganronrs, was'. named ••after. Du �'_ annon in Ireland: by; Mallough r ` 1 dl . Davidsons 'who. o. came to Canada from 'that . town:' in the 'early'' part'. of the 'Century and ;their ' farms are still owned. by their descendants, , W". J Ste - Lt was a repeat performance on: alleys : and 4 :when the . Squir= reit held, the Tigers scoreless. The Squirrels rolled up • the highest pinfa11 •for the year with' a total of 3366 pins. Al ',Hamilton • rolled a..single game of • 304' and a triple with handicap of .752. ,Freek., But-' ton -had ' 695, 'Roy. Finlayson 663 and •Lorna. Button ;836• • and Gladys Hamilton scored .615 for the Squirrels.- 8i11 Stewart-- was the highest bowler for the Tigers with 630 and Ken ;Rollie had. 600, • The Beavers,won the last 'game; and pinfal1 to; .split' the points with -:the Gophers. Top bowlers' for. the Gophers *ere Clarence Greer 633, ,Kay Crawford, 616 and Russ 'button. 609. • The Beavers had team effort with 5 howlers rolling' flat `scores. over 500. • The Wolverines and • -.'Chip- munks;, ended up with 2 . points each; Allan Johnston; and .Barry McDerlagh wired high for the .Wolverines with 660 and 657 and Ruth Mathers vias . high , for ; the Chippers with 669 and Bill Hun- ter with 630. The Lions cane out on top of the 'Kangaroos 3 to 1. Freda Er- rington led the . Lions with '574 and Don' Elliott had 604 for the Kangaroos, best effort..• The Pole Cats grabbed ' hold onto Ist'place in Group•."B"` When they got 4 points from.the Coons, iazel Webster led' the Pole Cats With 660, ;Bob 'McIntosh 674, Bud Hamilton 659 and Ken. Mowbray 604. Howard Agnew was. high for; the Coons •with 570, WEDNESDAY, MAI. 28th. 19 therm and Alan Reed. These, ,o course, are in, Ashfield, •as, :is. the Anderson home farm :across• from. Pentlands: Doubtless :there are many, many , more farms in the two townships which are old ancestral` homes.' A 'study of the; Huron ,county Atlas of 1879 would certainly suggest this. ' I . thinkit would, be an inter• esting project for your paper to collect such information antipub.• lith it from time to time,. Yours sincerely, "The Country Mouse '' rinecres:; Maras Pa#ient Honored Oit 1OOth....Bi+hdqy Teeswater and .Culross ;officio honoured ,their • oldest: resident o Friday when they presented h with ..one hundred red• roses. mark. the occasion: of her "rear ing, the: century, mark' .She is Mrs. Elizabeth Sco who, for th,,epast few:. years 'h been a patient 'at Pinecrest Ma or in • Lucknow• ' where the ho Ours.... were conferred` by '.Ree Archie • McKinnon of ' Cul -r° Reeve Cecil Mahood of Teeswat andR: H. King of the Teeswat Chamber of Commerce. Present also, on this unique nasion were . her : brother Dan MacTavish, 'age 91, of Treeswa anld Mrs. Scott; s son, ,Jack Sc and daughter, Mrs...Alex Dona son of Teeswater. . The ,Ibirthdray gathering :co.mplete with -birthday cake. Mrs:: ccott was formerly Eli .beth MoTavish. She .was born South Easthope 'and Caine to Teesrvvater, community with parents,. Mr, and Mrs'.; Sohn Tavish,:. when, a. child of:'fi They made the' journey by, team. Her 'parents farmed•i4 roes Township and following' marriage. to James'. Scott she her. Husband continued to f 'th Mr,. Scott, doing some st son. work • for ` a time r. Scott died, in 1944, nee that 'time' she lived her son and' daughter untii'ib admitted to Pinecres•t Mane years ago.. •' .Mrs.' Scott's',; brother, Da McTavish 'of Teeswater,is only' other living .member family of ten, She is a men of Teeswater Presbyterian Chi and, a life member. of the siona'ry society, The bowling banquet will .be held on Friday,; April lith in the Legion Hall. • Group '"A" Gophers 9, Cubs 8, Beavers .1 Squirrels. 7, Tigers 4,• Zebras ' 1. Group "8" Pole Cats 9, Kangaroos 7, Chip;. niunks 7, Coons 5, Wolverines':4, Lions' 4. • ' `FEDERAL RIDING, OF HURON LIBE...RA,,L,: :' NOMINATING CONVENTION._ Friday, Aprii6th, .0 8;30 • • LEGION HALL,. CLINTON he. meeting . will 'be addressed'• by Hon...Paul He* 'M.P for Trinity, fernier Associate Minister .sof.. , Internal . Defenice., HURON 'LIBERAL ' ASSOCIATION.• A. Y' McLean ' . Roy Lamont • Har d �h President : Treasurer' Secretary"