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March1956.
The Ashfield Presbyterian•.Char-
ch session unveiled a portrait of
" D. A. MacDonald ins the vestry,
witheleven rrainisters of the church
in recognition: of Mr. PlanDonald's
half center of serce to the
church.
A.conzmittee of for Members
of the Clasen club, President •
Harvey:Webster, L C. 'Thompson.
Wm.Schmid and Lloyd Ashton
were appointedto Meet council
to discuss industrial promotion. •
4•
Colwaiaa.h Junior Farmers were'
edged 011.)y Clinton ani the' Huron
dramafestival': The Colwanash
play "Core cut of •it" was directed
by..1(en McA list` es and had pla) errs
Helen Little, Lorne Hackett, Geo-
rge Ribes, Joyce Little, Lois Hack -1
ett, Prank Arlon; Siena' -eagaan
and' Robert Lyon .
Eugene Pritchard,` 4 year old sora
of Mr,, and hiss. John • Pritchard, •
was recovering from an operation,
for a rupturedappendix.
l;eil D. ninColl succeeded Jack.
Bannister a= accountant at the. .
Bank of Montreal.• • •
Jiro Reed, . star . of fir . and Mrs. ••'
Allan Reed of i ngannc , a. grade
12: student at Luclnow' District.
High School,. on the WOSSA-.pts
lic speaking contest. against car
tenants from Loi dots,. St.. 'l aQffia.s •
•and Belle River..
30 Years Ago --'
March 1936.
Roads were open in' and out of
Lucknow far the first time. in three
weeks. A ."cat" snowplow:took''
eight hours. to, open the Witigffiha
' Iaicknow • snow blocked road.
Snowplowing costs in rhe village `.
of Laicimowa. far Febru' was $14. &4 �---
' A .skit depicting -an old •fashion
ed institute raeetuig�' was present TOP : QUALI
ed at the annual "At Home" of
Luc know W. I.. Ret J .14 . Geogb
• Il:FATlN6 Ea
egan preside4 over the program , t ', !t%' •
which featured skit, p eirbers i s
= R.L.Treleaven, Mrs: Teriule.:•;
Clarke,' Mrs. Jack Garter, Mrs.
Dave 'Thompson, Wt. 'George And.
rew, Hazel Webster Ws. Harvey
Webster; Mrs. Youn; Mrs Hary ey
Treleaven, Mrs. A..McTa; }
:•1�•irs; Archie Paterson, I►lrs '•Sproul,
t.. rs. R: J. Caarieron, Mr
McLeod:.
Mrs. Ger ge• ¥rasher and Willard
Thompson • sang' solos. Mary Louise
Porteans. billed as a. wee Scotch
lassie- danced' the •I4ighland Fling.
y Helen MacDonald' and Etta Belle
MacDoaiald danced:the: sword dance. HO E.
awith,Locn . MacDonald doing the
piping. 'A humors skit was era- SERYI
.acted. by Isobel Doriglas and Jean •
MacMillan.: Dancing c,00clnded
j the evening with Jessie Henderson DA
and Mary McKenzie winning :pot
_ere
•
j•took charge , of the mechanical
• Stemming from a C3'an en
Committee rng •wizh ti iilage
council,' it -Was decided to.invste
' r-••••••:• r:.3. a+a.aaa;+fan w
address the council and Clan e,,
Club.'
Patel 1.1,eiklejohn, 2 year old son
of. Rev, and. Mrs. Grua ,Meikle .
}ohsi f _ .. �
,was iso Loodcn a fever and measles. • •
Hospital ,here it was deterrnined '!••
• that he was suffering from leaik- 50 Yeas A
cirri, .
department of.Ostrander's Garage.,
The following " were listed as
being liceaaced to sell: milk in •the'
village, George Andrew, William
('St. Helens NeWs)
• Mr. and 'trs,. Victor Errington
celebrated their 46th wedding
anniversary on March 2nd by laavi'"
ng supper at the home' of their.
son Ross ,and Mrs. .Errngtbn .
• Ward Sellers was also. a guest.
Mr. arid. Mrs, Murray Fletcher
and son May of Merlin Were week
end gcesss ar the Paainabecker
home. • . ••
. r., and Mrs.. oss ErringtOn
and family ,were Sunday visitor's at
the home of Mrs. Erringtori's sis-
ter and.brother-in-law, Mr.',and
Albert .Srroeder, at Walker: -
ton.,
Mrs. Allen Miller has returned
• to her home after a five week
nay at Wingharn Hospital . Also
` . home from hospital is.: Mary Belie
Bunter.. • •
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Traflet
and daughters of Southampton
visited with her mother, Mri. •
Laura McNeil on Sunday.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Don-
ald 'Taylor recently was her :moth
•Mrs. Ronald °Sprague and, son•Paul
and Mr. and Mrs. Al McRoberts
and dau $' ter Debbie of London.
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` F oduction of The Sentinel has
been: severely hampered •this • %lee,.k
following a breakdown. on azar ciao
type Machine Tuesday
After a:txlcing until. after; 2 a.m.
a Monday writing a report on the:
' Lucknow .District High' School ,thee.
we fold' our, l.inoty'fe mach-
ine unable to perform on Tuesday
morning. : Fortunately: much Of the lino
Work was already done, but odr
clarified; ads, which we r orniaiiy>
dn. on this. machine, •lied sno been -
.started.
eby rising the typewriter on: these
lassifieds,, we think we can
-"thy" an .tissue together and we
hope: onar readers will not be
loo ;critical of our effort:, A `--
ied' call was pieced T resday. for
a senricernan who wil cu e. from
Londe(' or Toronto.
If this same thing had happened
six vitas ago, before we 'changed,
our productionmethods, it would:•
' have:..been imposs•ilile to print' the
paper on tune. However Yej a hope
to make it as ;c ai this: week.;
/ •
Plus nbu _. a=►d _. Head
ESSO BURNER
Sales and Stevie*
.HOME :HEAT SERVICE•
•
Arinstioisg;, R. J. Button, Jamie= E. sir a.e aaa ..asv i ri •
. Com', ,Peter Johnston, David •
thlne,',Herbert; Q ai3iita, £wart.
Taylor. •
Room 2 and 3 at. Lucknow, Iablac
School. were closed due to' scarlet
Hassall. was unveiled at y Officers of the St. Helens Public
. the Ladle.' b
Ate.. roods b her
son,' George leas 3' .. . Hall were `pi'esgdeaa#•.'V�'.. I.: Miller!' secretary T. 8. TaY for ; building
i✓rs. cornmattee; . E . MacfilersSir„ y rayl esu=es died ' dd- 4W
l etaH4: Rutherford, D. B. ?rcurray. •
y from a hea / attack at.the.age a ,Webb P. Clank resigned
rsi K�
:Oliver ),Charles was elected
president of the .Ashfield Peden : -
tion tion o' Akre
an treasurer after serving I' years.
I apil.s at S.S. No. S Kinloss •
were Graham Moffat, D. Scant.
: EafielMacDonald, Percy Taylor, '
• k aila,:e Mack, S8, a native of
psbfYeld C-otal+c� .Scuta, Wesley Tiffin. iso-.
Was killed in a highway , belie Moffat, Sanest Orr, Ian ey
ide.t':leat Stoney Creek; He
was ,_„ Cott; Annie Arrioag, Margaret
on the highway to •''i ofl`st Aerie Taylor, Bert Hark-•
get aid tc is nailed c X M
. ;ne�y Eva Morrison, C-eaar,2e Tiffin,/
trg '
ed as to ccl eatsce 11 i 1web -
George �t.ass -'�;th. a.rxrwa� an n . ekis school
.ater a v�liue
inald Cottrell Allan I;eMalci
resign . xG be effective •the
An.. e•,. gr,.. .�.. ,, .... • Thompson. Ralph «cerison..Eche;
• uta armed w
en:rerrp.E �.r,e.,dt at Ktaii Rifihaadson; stela Sc
�dteacher.
a :.n es or minor accidents •yr �+,�
E. �i. w ;G;.. !� '^' i Sif J1•f..s,l..ai ilb•yr'Y ed Y.T. �'.
y eery' '-,rice The . , ... ,
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e.,, of the tom. ley Young, Ji lm a Scot, :ily
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neighbour! ter ,A a rn irnn.
Reniember this is the Week of the'
A ni-uai Variety Concert spo oned
b the .Ltsc'knoww'Agricultural Soc.,
let). This year we have an entir-
e1; new list of performers. •The
Theme is Land' of Our Birth There lj
be English, i ish, 'Scotch..
Dutch, /tast'ra1ian:t umbers to say
nothing 'pf the Canadian. and Ammer -1
ican acts.'
ith Rev: Kaiser as t
leer of
cesernonies and the Agricultural'.
Society Sint, the program will be
one you will want to See. Last
year the folks who came early
were the ones assnsedof a good
view, so our only advice it be
K
early and enioy the cdtceat•.
Numbers by Ws. . GTearge Fisher
with her humorous readings, The
MacDonald trig of Ripley with
their lively music. The Itis _off
of Jim Sia ett , and Scotch •sOngs
by' Walter Dexter, alcng with a
play by St. ,;a.3eleais Insritnte, and
acts by, tar ohne Altitini, Wanda •
anter, "6e:fast School and many
=me will mike fcr a complete
evening of. fun and aug' er .
on hand .cc Sattu"rday evening at
L• CknowSdh i 'audaitorir
wd
°ne
after
sea•.•ss•••sr••••••••ri••••S
SALARY AND COMMISSION MISSION WILL EARN
GOOD SALESMEN: AN EXCEL LENT IN.
COME •
YOU MUST BE ACTIVE AND IN GOOD
HEALTH
-WORK :CONSISTS OF .DELIVERING; SEL-
LING, COLLECTING. AND SECURING
NEW CUSTO ERS.
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.AND A : COMPLETE . `"COMPANY PAID"
EMPLOYEE BENEFITS.