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WEDNESDAY, DEC 20th, 1961 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Discovers OId;
sentinels In Attic
Mr and Mrs. Leo Murray who
own the former Bain', farm in
. . Kinloss came across 'a number
of Sentinels •.in the attic of the
home recently;. They were issues
or around 4Q Years ago. • •
The issue• of June
reported a surprise' art in hon -
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our of Mr, and Mrs, John Mac
Kenzie of Chicago . on the occa-
sion' of their 25th wedding anni-
versary. Both were 'from Ashfield
anda number of former Ashfield
friends were in attendance at the
party.,.
• The' Ashfield. • correspondent
wrote this item which appeared
in the December 1st, 1921 paper,
indicating g, that old.. time: publi'Sh-
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ay. the Christmas Spirit
glow • in. •your heart and'
Good`Fortune smile bright.
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THE SEASON'S GREETINGS and BEST WISHES
REUBEN WILSON
STATE FARM INSURANCE
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Kind remembrance: and "' Best Wishes , for.• ,a Season: of
Cenuine Happiness, and a New .:Year of good health
and: prosperity:
WRAITH ELECTRONICS
Phone 128 Lucluiow
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AS . WE: PAUSED A MOMENT
meaning ' ;of ' Christmas we realized
friendship •ineans to us May your
our new year hill of ' good fortune.
to consider the .real
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more Cully what your
bei yois and
holiday 1, � I
J. E. MacDONALD
lmperial Esso Dealer ==- Phone 3 Lucknow:
erg; were a obit "braver,” ; than
those of today:
"The course of true love never
runs, , smooth. This is the candid
opinion 0.4 certain young 'mar
near • Lucknow, who called on his
lady love—a •pgpular young Wo-
man
o ..man of Lothian one night last,'
'week, Upon his arrival,' he found
three other of .the young lady's
admirers ahead of,him.^The affair,
'soon developed into a "who .could
stick it. Glut the longest'game,;
and, •being •. a persistent, gritty
young man, coupled with a decid-
ed preference shown by the lady,
on • in the wee stria' hours of the
morning he had the field all to
himself. The parting .must come
sooner or later, and when the,
'roosters• began to. crow, 'it', re
minded him that -he was still on
earth and . several, miles from
home.. When he went to hitch.
up' his horse, he found his buggy
with the Bind wheels on, in front
and • the front wheels on behind,.
high and dry on: ' the top of the
wagon. All the" world loves a •
loser, but it has no use for' the
vindictive lovers,. who, ;when they
are beaten fair and square,• will
give vent to. their"• spleen -in such
an unmanly manner. The world
loves a game loser, whether it is:
in 'love or. in "politics."
The November 2nd issue, 1922,
reportedthe death of Robert
• in his 88th year. He was
a Gra-
ham general merchant, served •' as
reeve, clerk, School Board chair-
, man, librarianand with a pen-
chant for 'writing .poetry became
the "poet !aureate" of the Sepoy
Village.,
Markets in• the. November '9th,
1922, issue listed eggs at 40c, but-
ter " 25c -30c, hogs .$10.00; wheat
$1.00, . Oats, 40c.", •
,The issue of March . 15th, 1923,
,reported. •the death of 'Malcolm.
MaeInnes, age . 62, at his . home,
Con. .2, rKinloss, after a: long' ill-
ness,
A. E., McKim was advertising
a gold fish- sale, whereby' with
• each puxchase'of 75c ;or.: over, the
customer could receive free' two
gold fish and a globe.
Wm. Naylor, Ford 'dealer, was
advertising `one -ton truck chas-
sig for • $495. Government tuxes
were extraand standard truck
bodies available at 'low prices: "
For the ladies' who wanted' an
all -wool : knitted. underskirt . in:
either 'red,' grey- or ' navy, they
could buy them at Bob Brown's''
for, $1.50, ,according to an advt.
in "the November 15th, 1923 issue.
The, issue of ,December: 15th,
1930, reported, the death Of Tom
Watson,. who came to 'Lucknow
in . 1901 ` When, he bought' ' Dave
Moody's barber bysiness, and la-
ter married- Margaret' Campbell,
daughter of Lucknow's first ,mer-
chant , and postmaster, Malcolm
Campbell:
COUNCIL:MINUT.Es
:Huron Township held the final.
session of the year with all mem
bers 1present. Minutes of last
meeting were readand signed: ,by.
the 'Reeve.
Moved 'by. McKinnon -Walden,
that we pay the allowances due'
II' to the owners on the Brooks 1VIun-:
,,icipa1 Drain. ••
• Marin -Lowy, that .
t-. , y, . t " t we donate
- 75.00 ' to - the .Ripley
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Library
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Board;
McKinnon -Martin, that we in-
struct' the: Clerk, to . r
r prepare . a
13y -taw changing the numbering.,
of future" by-laws:
Walden -Cowry, that , the , fol-
lowing. accounts :be paid by the
Treasurer: i
Cemetery: Ivan Pollock, ' care,
$54.90; 0 Edna Stanley, meetings,
Mileage and 'box' o
f f' ur it, :11,90;.
Roy McGuire, repairs to mower,
6.00.
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. ownsh2p Ripley nigh School,
Maintenance levy, $16,753.32;
Kincardine High-, School; •Main-'
tenante' ..levy, 1,477.46; County of
Bruce,,
Bruce, , County rates, 40,962.51;
Bruce Federation of Agriculture;.
,mill •levy,,,41,06.7.73 Wesley
Thompson, truant officer 25,0
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Electionofficers and polling pla-
ces,
94;0.6; Tait •'account, tastes on
eattage No. 14,8 • of ,, 35.07; "art
Tout, 'balanceof salary and
tras, 1,463.00; Chester Emmerton,
balance of Salary. and extras,.
24;3 00;:: Alfred Walden, balance
of salary and extras 17'9,00
Y , , , Wm;
.i t: Lowry, balance of salary :and
extras, 151,80;' Ham: 'Mackinnon,
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SUITABLE CHRISTMAS GIFT'
for • home or.� indnriduats
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TOBOGGANS wood and aluminum.
TOBOGGAN CUSHIONS - Special while they last
$1.50 ' with purchase of ,a ,toboggan. ,,, ••
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EXCELLENTSUPREME C ALUM NTION F M WARE., OCKEY STICKS:. . ,.
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ON ' ITEMS ON ALUMINUM DISPLAY STAND Li
Electric Kettles,'' Toasters, Fry Pans
Irons (dry (dry;, and steam) and clocks.
Bathroom Scales, . Step' . Stools, Ironing Tables
Clothes .Racks, TV Tables
FILL LINE. OF MITTS and GLOVES
• CHRISTMAS LIGHTS ::for OUTSIDE . or INDOORS .%
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5lc Fine. • , Selec,..ti,.on '. Of....L :•Toy s:
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ur Yuletide best to all our friends
...for a 'season packed with all the
wonderful things ihac`Christnas means!
MURDIE* and 'SON
Phone: 10, Lucknow,
t t t,tt tart?olt..%IIOoff,'s,s7aM+fil
balance of salary and extras, Association, `Christmas seals, 10.
1.14.06; Austin Martin, balance of • Road ;accounts Steve ' Irwin,
•salar y andextr as;' 200:00 Glenn superintendent, $325.00; Ernest
Farrell', collecting : taxes, 397,60;- Walden, grader,' 313.50, Dave'
Kincardine . News,. , tax notices & Moore; labour, 10.80; -Ernest Wal-
advts., 293 26Ripley" Hydro, den; foam rubber, 4.06; George
Township Hall, 13.54; .Doris' Mac- W. , Crothers; ' 'grader , repairs,
Donald,- careof hall, 36.50; Ken,277.55;
a , a Franks Garage, repairs' to
McKay; .gas "for spray .truck, 4:00; truck; 10:37; Morford , MacKay;
Ted White, spraying : cattle for truck chains, 83.37; Ripley
lice Hydro,-
73.80;
ydro,
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7 .80, Peter .•Guikema township shed, 4.66;.Steve Irwin,
spraying cattle for lice, :73.80; postage and' tolls, 21,4$; Harold',:,
Clarence Dunlop, fence and osts Con r m, instaling cu1
vert, 67.50;
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returned, 31:00; Benson Hard ; James,` Nesbitt, cleaning fence
Ware, 'hall supplies, 12.29; Gar- bottom,. •• 10.00; Canadian Tire
net, Farrier, stool- and 'repairs to Corp., grader repairs, 40.•23; D. G.
piano, " 12:004 • , • Ripley Legion,; MacDonald; :gas and diesel fuel,;
wreath for Cenotaph, 14:25; Ron- •379.67; .H. I. 'Bannerman,• truck
nie Lowry, • cedar for hall; 6:00; tire, '110.40; 'Menton •Hardware,
Dr W,.' G. Bruce, ,school dental dynamite and fuse; L2.75, Pete
work, 125:00; Dr.:' R. 'W. Black Cameron, chain hook; 1::00; Col_
well, school dental work, 211:25; ling, Brothers, . hauling' gravel,
3': W. Freeborn, certifying• voters, 102'85,• Bill • Iempton
hauling ,
lists, 3,00; Alfred 'Walden; sheep 'rael, 144,20; . Roy Marshall,
injured by dogs, ,10.00; Charles hauling gravel, 1025; Harry Col-
Emmes'ton, valuing. sheep, 3,50; ling., hauling and leading, 134:15,
P. S. R. Malcoinsari, work on _Emit • Ritchie; gravel and sand,.
By-laws, 176:55; Lucknow Sen- 26:60; James McTavish; gravel;
tinel, statements"', and advts., 80.50; Jan'ies Cornish., dvnamiting,
110:66; Thompson Nursing Horne, 15.00: Graham Cook,. bulldozing,
indigent care, 88.25; E. 4. Truss- 395.00; Howard Hodge, grader 're -
ler, tax'refurid, 7.52; Franks Gar- pairs, 58.31 • George- McLean,,
age,sprayer repair, 2,21; Ripley trader
Russell'„ repairs, 620; Russell
Cal
Librry', donation,•75.00; En:, cleaning fence bottom, T0.96;
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Collins, meetings , re subdivision It'.: . MacEachern; payment ono
control, 39.90;. Howard 'dodge;' bridge,- 2,078.60,
sprayer repairs,, 41.19; ,Post Of- Moved by Martin -Me• Kzriri fin,
free, unemploynient 'stamps, 9`,76; that•we do now adjourn to meet
Village g of 'Ripley,, water ' service .again on Jan.ttary 'sth, 1962
in hall, '12.00; Bruce County 'l'.E. , Ant . TCi7 "r
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