The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-01-19, Page 10. ,
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CKNOW SENTINEL . I UCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY. .IAN, iii. 1944
(Whitechurch- News)
Whitechurch Young Peoples Soc-
iety held.their meeting Tuesday
evening in the: United Church Sun-
day School room A sing song was
enioyed.
Diane Coultes 'opened' the meet
ing with reading a poem ".New'
Years". A hymn was sung and Miss
Coultes read the scripture andaedYek
••
in prayer. 'i Beverley'Soloman read`
the•story " The rear of the'Ldcust"
and led it prayer.. .
The minutes were:read' by Sec-
retary Diane: Coulees: The. roll
call -was answered with a verse of
, scripture. The .meeting was closed
'with -the Mizpah benediction.
ATTEND 4-H TRAINING
(Whitechurch News):' '
Those `attending the 4-H Leaders
Training School held at Lucknow
on Friday were Mrs. Garnet Farrier,
.Mrs: Albert. Coulter, Mrs, Walter
Arscott and -Mrs. Victor` Emerson.,,
Whitechurch W. 1. will again sport-.
sor 2 clubs for the girls, and any
girl 12 years'. as of March rst and
wishing the course,,aare to get in
touch: with the Secretary- Treasurer
of the W . I. ,. Mrs. Emerson.
(Amberley and District rN'ews)
Attending .the Cheese Producer's '
.Convention which was held in the
.Reyal York Hotel, Toronto, on
Thursday and Friday of last week.
were, Robert Rutledge, Donald Cow.
rtney , Jack Campbell and John
Ferguson.: • .
Mrs .. Wer
-Robb visited recent'
ly with her son-in-law, and daugh-
ter,; Mr. and Mrs.7 R. Osborne and
family of Trout Creek.
A number of relatives from ;Am-
berley and Pine River district atter
ended the tyrenty-.fifth wedding.
anniversary of Mr, and Mrs.: Wil -
mei. McKay of Kincardine on Sat-.
.urday evening,, January 15. •
The Annual Meeting of Pine Rive
er United Church, was held. on Fri-
day evening. January 14, witha
good attendance. Dinner was ser
ved preceding the businesspart of
the meeting which was chaired by
Rev. H. Pillen,
EUCHRE PARTY HELD
A euchre party was held .at Am
berley 'Orange hall on Tuesday ev
ening.of last week :with nine•tables'
in play. High prizes' were won by.
Maureen Bradley, Wiiliam Fergie •
of he,
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son.: and the lucky draw going to.
Dennis Irwin.
Mt; and Mrs. John Harper and.
family of Kincardine township vir
ited on Saturday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. -Donald Courtney and
family.,,
Henry Emtnertonof the Lake
Shote road is assisting -at the farm .
of Murray Walden during his ill-
ness. , His many friends wish hits a
speedy recovery:- •
Mrs, Art Courtney visited over:
the weekend with, Mr.. and Mrs;
Robert Harris and family e,f Clarke.
• Mrs. George McKinnon of Scar
borough visited' over, the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. John Emrnerton
Mrs. .McKinnon is the former Chri-
stine Courtney.
NEW TEACHER AT
KINLOUGH SCHOOL
Mrs,Jim McEwan of Kinloss is .
teaching, at Kinlough school succ-
eeding Mrs... Orville Elliott who
•resigned the position the end of
December., .
Mrs: MvlcEwan•, who resides near.
Blackhorse, formerly taught at the
10th concession school a number
of years ago.
• •
NEW DUNLOP SILENT TRACTION ' '
New Improved :Tread Dialers.
'In Low: Profile Sizes
MOST SIZES 'BLACK .OR WHITE
SIDEWALL NOW IN STOCK
At Aitractive 'Prices
"INSTAL A . PAIR NOW AND BE PREPARED
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(Whitechurch News).
The January meeting of White-
Church :Women's Institute was held
on Wednesday, January 12, at 2
p.m, at the home•of Mrs. 'Garnet;:
Farrier and Mrs. Gibson Gillespie'.`:
with an .attendance of 22
Mrs Bill Evans, first Vice Pres-
ident, presided and extended a
warm, welcome to members -and
:visitors': The Ode was sung and f
Creed repeated in unison... The
minutes and correspondence,
'eluding Provincial President Mrs.,
Everett Small's letter, was read by
Mrs. Emerson It was decided to
sent ,the:.lst Vice President, 'Mrs.
Bill `Evans, to the Officers :Confer-
ence since. the Home Economics.
and Resolutions Convenors had al-
ready attended conferences.. Mrs.
Russel Ross reada letter she had
received from Mit: McTavish
Teeswarea, re the gift shop at
Wingham Hospital wherein White-
church are to be responsible for
May and'June: The February
meeting will he'held at the home
of 2►+irs. Victor -Emerson.
With Mrs. Garnet Farrier, plan -
:
1st, "community singing was enjoy=
ed. The motto was "As the Resor.
ution is, so shall our progress; `be" ,.
If the resolution is toread, books, .
our progress will be along this line •
during the News Year ,of,1966., but.
if as homemakers whose job is a
big • one we will find that it requires
innerresources to raise quarrelling
restless children into men ,' women ,
good fathers and mothers.; maybe ,
a-:doctor„_:nurse or a special serves
ant of. the. King, of Kings, our resol-
ution could be along this line....
There is our influence. We can't. „
escape this radiation of our char-
atter. Constantly: we are weaken-
ing or strengthening others. .It is' '
up to us as mothers and wives to
radiate the best qualities' for our
families and be happy to watth
their progress
Mrs. Russel Ross introduced Mrs.
English, President, and, Mrs, Con- .
ron, Secretary , . Wingham Hospital
Auxiliary. The.ladies explained .'
the work of•the auxiliary which, is
to furnish moneyfor extra equip- •
ment such, as wheel chairs,. ice
marline, oxygen tent, incubator„
walkers; cribs, 'anaesthetic mach-
ine, blankets, electric fan, re-
suscitator, hairdryer, amounting
. to $8000. The ladies took the
„
donations made by• Whitechurch
W . I. for the gift shop. The lad-
ies, were thanked by Mrs. Russel
Gaunt.
The National Anthem ant°Instity'
ute Grace .was sung, H esses
LOOKING BACKWARDS...
THROUGH THE SENTINEL FILES•
:20 YEARS AGO'
JANUARY, 1946
J.. W Joynt, was: rettirned as
Reeve of Lucknow for his`.•fourth'
term
Honour was paid members of
the:armed :forces by the village .
at. banquets inthe • Lucknow `United
Church and .Lucknow Presbyterian •
Church The size of the group.
Made it necessary to use 'both lo=.
.cations. Scrolls were presented to
100 men and S women: ••About.40
• of -this number were in` attendance.
Many,had not. arrived home as yet:
Kinloss Township honoured re-
turned servicemen ata reception_
at,Holyrood Hall. 28,of..the, 80,
members of'the-armed forces 'were
present. 'Many hadnot arrived •
home as yet, .
Harold Allinwas elected.presr.'
,ident of the Lucknow Legion.:
School Areas were introduced in
• Ashfield and West Wawanosh Town
ship... Durnin Phillips was appoint
ed secretary -treasurer in. Wawa
nosh and Richard Kilpatrick to Ash -
'field:.
sh-'field • Roy MacKay was chairman
'of the Ashfield Board. Lorne Dur
nin:was chairman in West Wawa-
nosh.•
D. A. MacDonald was elected.
Reeve' of Huron Township'.
• `.42 -year old -Harvey Scott of
Langside was the victim -ofLa' shot=
gun accident; on Christmas day that
claimed his life. He was hunting
at the time and his body was found
several days later;. by Wm. ` Wraith ;:
on his 'farm at Langside.
Kenzie. Foster of Bruce Township
defeated Richard Elliott.of Kinloss.
by only 2 votes in a contest for the
Bruce County Wardenship:
\.Rexford Ostrander was. appointee.
,organist and choir master of Teer
'water United Church '
40YEARS, AdO
JANUARY, 1926.
Robert Johnston was succeeded
as 'Lucknow Reeve by councillor
D. M. Johnstone, Mr. Johnston
had been Reeve 10 years. Counci'
11ots were Robert Rae, Alfted'E.
Buswell, Robert.Mullin, Wrn. '
Spindler.
Button's Meat Market, was
advertising porterhouse and sirloin
.roasts at t30 lb;
Teachers at. Lucknow Public
School were W. F. Thompson. H.
Mrs. Gibson Gillespie an Mrs-. Jas, Sheriff,; I. Hardie; No.. West
McInnes served lunch. " Wawanosh, Vera E Todd; No, 9
Ashfield, Olive L., ;.Anderson
Speaking of a trend. among party
goers for drunkenness and smoking"
by women 4:-ment a: Bruce Co: pap
et commented, "the likelihood is
that by. -.and- by a reaction .will: set .;
in.: •Drinking' -and smoking (espec=. .
rally among women)' will be soc-
dally condemned and wave
will subside as rapidly'.as it has
risen." : n
The Anglican Dramatic 'Society.
presented the play'"Peter Piper's •
Troubles, ". Joe: Hassall; Betty
Graham, George:: Douglas, •Pearl•.
Nixon, Jean:Durnin, Campbell
Thompson, Alvin Percy, George .
Hassall were some of the players"„.
Lucknow Fire Company had the
"biggest crowd" at. their annual
Burns Night .Dance.
Shipping closed on the. Great
Lakes . and for the; first year not a
single life nor vessel was .lost all.
season
60 YEARS AGO
'JANUARY, 1906..
George H. Smith was manager
of the Molsons Bank ,and 'T. S.
Reid was accountant. ;.
W.
,W. Hill was offering a •pic-
ture 15 x 20 framed,to each person .
buying a. can of Volcano Baking
Powder at his Hub Grocery...
The public -voted 172, for,.66,
against accepting a -giant from
Andrew, Carnegie for the construct-•
fon of :.public library.,•
,J. G. Anderson was:elected'
Reeve' of Lucknow. Wm:' `Bailey ' '
was elected Reeve of 'West Wawa':
nosh'.
Word was received' by Mr:. and
Mrs. Con Gaynor.of West Wawa'
nosh' of the death of'their son John,
age 25, in Phoenix, B. C, from
heart failure brought .on by !mean!"
,
onia. Another son died in theMst
a year previous. •
W. J. A. McGregor was publish-
ing 'the
ublish-ing'the Lucknow Sentinel,
J. M.. Roberts was 'secretary of
the''West Wawanosh Mutual Fire
insurance C'ornnany.
James Harris or Kinloss 50i
farm to Roderick Bain for• -$6000.
James Harris purchased a -uron
150 acre farm from Mr. Reid for
$8500. • x .
James Brypresof
Kinloss Branchan Agricultural SociettheY
J,. McCharles was was`presidentident of the
Paramount Cheese and. Butter Co'