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Balancing
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CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS.
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THROUGH
Ten .Years. Ago
The Clansmen bought . one .of
the' Mess Ha11 buildings at'Port
Albert airport and moved .it- to
Lucknow as ' a` Recreation Cen-
tre.
The :'first ' week'. • :df ' : March
brought'. a bowling blizzard that
:stalled" traffic •and: 'bl cked�•• the
`railway, a. resulting1 QQ
waw..n a•�Sno low
Y, �
derailn ent ,north .pf. •the VIII-
• age:
Rev.. C
• R H. MacDonald
was
named' a •candidate . for `the mod
erator,•ship of the General Ascan-:
bly
Rev.. J. !Angus Smith' was., in=
Aided. minister -at .S.otithiNo
s
and Kinlough,
•
Jac1 Car-npbel--wasappo.nted
lighthouse keeper .at Point Clark,
succeeding ari Ainberley resident
of the, same :name. ;
' 0
,:Thomas ' F,' Wilson' 'was
,uosthivriiti,tcty• a var-ded opera4ie
al. wings and a• certificate: The
award was received within a few
'days of the third, anniversary • of,
his death on active 'service,' on.
April; 10th, -:.1944, .
E SENTINEL
FILES'
The,
The.,lody: ;of Roy Henry Jones
of Dungannon wag recovered
from, Kingston :Harbor. ' He was
21 and had been sailing .for four
years.,' •
Lucknow 'Business Men's. As .
sociation decided: to , return to
the Thursday ,half holiday, fol-
lowing a year Of Wednesday: ob
servance.
.. 'Vile ', death' occurred of • Piper
Kenny MacLennan. '
• Do' oily : Mae, 5 -year-old . , dau- `
h et
of Mr.. and Mrs..',Gordon
g
�. f l:i.
..• es erl',o ff
`Mc ' ba n
, sl a t?
disease. • •
The death of :John 'Barr age
X51,; occurred suddenly at his. home
-at Kinlougtti ••
Dr. ' Wm. ; ,Connell ''suffered a
severe heartttack ..,
Presbyterian Church, 'Toronto,
after' •a 27-yeare ministry. He
Was ;,at Lucknow' from 1904 'to
1910. He went froth Toronto. to
St. Andrew's Ohurcyh, _ Niagara-
on -the -Lake,,
itxtral hydro extension w.as__il
iseuss � . ine was
proposed: to• " .St.. Helens
WhiteChur h.
An arena for • Ltickno* was
again a live, question,,, with: the
pt'o]:ect again • sPearheaded by, G.
H. Smith; , at had been 4- dead;
issue since .the firsts try `;,blew
up" with thn'e s�tQek market `crasl
in 1929, .
Bill Mair,; Ripley C..N R , 'agent,
was.. transf er.red. ao 1 ramp:ton -L-
, Ewart MacPherson ,had ..a nar-
row escape, while .buzz . sawing
wood. His 'clothes were stripped
from his body .upon ,becoming
entangled in the spinning Inland
rel.
Wilfiann Lane,:a native' of Ash-
f ld, died in his 86th year. He
served: as:_:T_ownship_ clerk_ until
mowing to: Goder' ch. in 1890. to
accept the position of Huron Co;
•With-- 2.1 .hydrp: contracts sighed
hydro ,was assured for residents
of .the Kinlough aid 10th Conces-
-cion district.
P,AG.. E FNS
h
We. -,a -11 -..,know, --the,, Fable o! the;
• Grasshorper whp.:gaily danced
• the summer away while
the .int was busr
laying aside-. ,
P;ovisi9n4 Arid .
preparing for:. ..-,
the. cold'
winter., '
-4:
Employees: of the ' Lucknovv. '
.Tarbie Company, in common with
I
.
other furniture factories.. in Wes-
tern Ontario, went -out on' strike.
-the'. ,first. in the history Of the
'Village.. About,; 25 men were af-
fected, ' about threerquarters: of
Whom .had .joined. the .local 'Union
1Vo 13.79„ -which'--was.'. not recog
nized by the. local • niariagement:
Supplementary e s :t i na a t e s'
ibrought down 'in the. House of
Commons provided $15,000, for,
the . construction . ,of ' a new Post
Office °in Luoknow
Wmt Floyd of the local: Bank.'
of ,Montreal staff,. *as tranafer
red to Wales ' as manager
Eldon Johnston'sold his..'barCber
business. to Jack Campbell ' of
Hillsbuiig:,. . ' .
There are some people: who dance through
the summer of their lives as unconcerned and
.unprepared as the Grasshopper. But other, wiser,.
. men and women •provide funds against the cold winter day
when they will be urgently needed. You can still enjoy
life,,and you will have added peace of mind, knowing that
you and your loved ones are safeguarded by a life.
insurance contract of the Sun Life of Canada.
Whey not
• discuss your
life insurance
probleiniwith
me todayP
You will be
under no
. 'obligation.
R,R. 2, Lucknow ..
Phone 'lVingham '717-W-4
Forty Years!.. Ago vice in France and was a visitor
• • at the of his wife's parents,''`
Mr. Ashley Blair ani, faiiiU
moved to 'Harriston
Wa.Dawsori, pioneer'resident
of Con. ' 2,, Kinloss, died in chis.
89th.: year. '
—Garfield 'Ostrander' . boughtthe:
;Royal Hotel stabling across from
his : iblaokstiith•
Dr. . D.. A,. McCri on° ' died at
Ripley at the age of 81. He taught
school at, Ludknow for two years'
a _ .
M,r. and Mrs:". James Lyons
- Mrs, Thomas : Chisl olm of
town 'lost two' children within
ten.:•days:;Henry, age+3, died frown.
inflamation of the ` bowels and`•
'IThornas, • , ag•e` 6, 'died "less than :'.
two weeks later :ffroin scarlet
fever,/ ;
Councillors' ' Lyons ' and' Me-
Chaiies, resigned from ., the Vill-.•
age, Council over ;the .appointment •
in. Premier Mitchell HeIlburn's�
third budget, he :announced 4.1;.
mill '•s'ulbsidy to' •munici ' alities for.
'p
'"taxation.. relief, This : meant
about $414 to:'Lucknow.'
It • was officially 'announced by'
Charles •Robertson, M P,P.: for
Huro-Bruce, that the Province
was 'taking over the 'road,: 'from
Elmira .to Amberley
Rev -CC. I4--Di=ckrnsoii vas ap-
pointed book'. 'stew'ard of the
United. Church..PuCblishing•.House.'•
Mrs. Helen Hudson of Elora,
and formerly - ...
of :Kinloss, o�bser-.
ved •' .her '9nd :•ibi.rtliday.
Mr: and Mrs. Tom. Magoffiri• • "•
received the posthumous .;award Thirty' Years ; Ago
of . operational .wings ;`awarded
their., son, Sgt. J.:'Ivan ,Magoffin
lest ii ife -on—boinlber
mission over Gerrriany in 1944
Twenty Years Ago
Rev, D. T. L Iyk I erroll re
►DAY
,IONS.
• Con Decker , reported having.
seen •. and 'heard' a half '. dozen;
European starlings, which, he re,
membered very :well. They were
reported as becoming troublesome
in the Niagara fruit district..
Iugh Morrison, a,' Lucknow
lawyer until about 1911, .passed
away in Toionto..
Harold Reed, 1-year=old son of
A`Ifr, and Mxs Wi11 Reed; ' Can:
10; Ashfield, died ''after a 10 -day:.
illness with pneumonia..
:.,Mr. *and Mrs.. Wesley •Hender
s—ding
d non Celebrated their 50th ' 'wed-
g . inn versar:V.'T— P
Uipor graduating from the,
O -A C;-,- David' -Andrew:: was .ap- '
r_pin:ter a.ariculturaLM_representa,
tive .i Hilton County. ' ‘:
Mrs. Adan ,`P,hompson died hi'
Winnipeg. Her husband was . a
'blacksmith' it Lucknow, and died
in 1898, .Mrs: Thompson was but.
'ied in the family plot in Cod
crr-h emetery:
DunCcan Finlayson,, died at.
Lochalsh ''at, the: age- ot" 92 _ ,,_ . .
With motor traffic on' the iris
crease •stop signswere erected at
Main St. intersections., :
' Ex'reeve • Robert JbhnstSi Was
EVERY SATURDAY: {TO ANII•••.INCL., DEC.:14th)
Good going and returnin same orf( y
s Saturday:y
EXCURSION FARES FROM '
Ahenford
Palmerston
Brampton .i95 Hanover 4,60;, Sarnia 0.85
Brussels ":".,••••:. 4.60. Harriston '' 4 00 ' :SouthamRton 6 25
Chesley' , ,,; 5,05 Ingersoll ',.:,. ,>;; '3,05 ' Stratford 65 ..
Clinton',,,,;r�..r• 5:05 Kincardine , 6.20 Strathroy .....,,. 5.50
Elora
_� .... •. 2+60 Kitchener
engus 2 60 7 iiatoWa. 380 Watford ... 6,05'
n 1 30 Mitchell 4:20 Wingham 0,05.
oderi h 6.0 Owen `S' Pd. 5.05 Wyoming 6.50
Paisley 5,50
r eSp� riding .£ares, .from Inierm,edi .tc. of s,, :.
,.. ON FROM'' AGENTS •
'FOIL INFORMATION.
•
sity where, he graduated in med-
icine:in ..1869.. .He 'practiced in
Lucknow until 1888 when , he
went to 'Edinburg to take a
.post -graduate Course: He return: -
ed to: •Lucknow. 'two ' years later
and • remained .here ' until 1890
When- he °` went to Underwood.
and later toy Ripley., While :Viii
Lucknow he Was Chief :and the'
moving s irit :of the Caledonian
Society and 'his. stalwart 'six-foot
stature made him a'.strikng ,chart
acter.
W rdth,at-Ge
orge
Burgess, was Wounded 'in France.
.• Capt.- Dr. Carmiehael :Of E i•�-
monto.n . had :returned 'tram. ser -
presen e• w:i T a gran • a't'lier ss
clock in recognition of years' of
g
service" as ' councillor, reeve ` and
citizen:"Mit, .Johnston "was
Tiiey ri'ieved •to' Gilder ich
pre-
set
here Mr, dti1 nsteri assumed- his;
tie* duties.,
l�ew�sigii boards were `erected
at, the approaches to ',tickn&W.
The prize winning slogan "Vat-
Are.
"Vat• '-Are, in i"tick-no*Wntri"6 wro'Ptibhlttt,sci ." 44•A
•
Cameron . Was re -appointed; at an
increase in,. salary.. -$200 .ra year. •
'The' tWo .mem.bers .favored W. J'
Douglas'., . appointmentat a Sar
ary of : $100: .
Jahn • HabCbick sold Ina, Inglis;
St. ,:residence. to S. •.MaG lire of
Huron Towunsliip.
Fift .Years
ire . ex nsively' :damaged .;• the
choChurppichngSh. milled: . and ; Presbyterian;.
. '
•
The Misses Harris of.
,,. � ,. ,._:.
opened '.a branch millinery' store
at • Kintail: • .
(Continued•. on page 6)
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