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• GEORGE A: NEWBOLD, ADMINISTRATOR
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G. •, LUCKNOW, • ONTARIO
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LOOKING • BACKWARDS.
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10 Years Ago.
011' 1956
Ashfield Township: School Area.
oard decided to closethree.
hools in the township, No..5
ion), No. ;6 (4th concession),
nd No. •16 (Crewe). Zion were
o be transported to Lotian, 4th
oncession to Dungannon and •
rewe to Finlay's school. .Kintail.,
nd •Sheppardton had been closed.
or the year before. Total pupil
ntolment in Ashfield was 260 .• ,
etitighs, were circulated opposing
he closing.
A sevenman committee of
ilbert Frayne, Jack MacKenzie,
mar Brooks, Harvey .Houston,
eorge; Elliott , e. A , Murray and.
m, Kinahan .was .appointed at i
armers. meeting: in the Johnstone
lock to 'investigate the matter
f establishing a hog- assembly
entre at. Lucknow,
Mary ::
° Mar Fulton, W. Coulthard 'and
.
au1. Pratt resigned their, teaching
ositions at Lucknow District High.
drool,
A flash fire seriously •'threatened,
e+B:A.service`station•of Bill
inter. : Damage was held to
oke and•'water. •
Ben' Comfort of St. Catharines
�.otted .a bear on the Malloch
rim, concession 6 Ashfield
Bill Ross of Amberley lost the
dex finger, of his right hand in an
ccident when buzzing,wood at •
len Campbell''s farm: at Amberley
Jane Johnstone was engaged as a•,
acher at Lucknow Public School, 7.
e succeeded Mrs. Roy- Havens
ho had taught Room 1 for seven
ars.
Allan 'Cooper,. sanitary inspector
re with Bruce Health Unit,
ent to Owen Souhd where he was
ployed by that city. °
Fred 'Jackson"sailed from Mont -
al'for .a:three month visit in
gland, . • ' .
Mrs. •p. L. MacKinnon was
esident of Kairshea Women's
26;..
,grader
oil and .°
ial
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plowing
, bull-.
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fa Pen-.
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lay pay;,
Jerk.
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ly oldie
.dis- .•
fists one
ds to
Support
the
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Kenneth
ener on„
ging
others
orn he
,meet. ` 6
Sotdon .
visited
lrs. Frank
Eastme0',
Science
hoof.
lied Mrs;
her on
ecently
)e Free -
Nits,
me.•after
,eral
stitute.
30 Years Ago,
1936
Ple016k MIS t_et i;rees
nt of Ste Leap � isewiers
er offers were ast'prisidient, .
R.Allin; hon. president,
n .Joynt; vice president, Clark
Jayson; secretary -treasurer,
..A. Porteous,
Jun es, J.. Henderson, tilemaker,
long time Lucknow resident,.
d•at'the age of 81.
he Easter dance at Paramount
'11 had, music provided by.Hog- •
s Orchestra. Admission was
n 250, ladies 1C¢ (including
youth Kinloss Presbyterian Chur-
presented Miss Mary MacConn
with a purse of money in recog-
on of her service as organist.
Division court was closed at Rip=
Cases were•taken to Kincard-
. Ross Martyr had'' been court
rk, ,
'eter Shiells of Amberley_ obser•'
his 99th birthday.'
Brothers. of Merrell "Slim" ,Atch '
eson were seeking his Whereabouts;
to settle;the family estate.: Slim
was a resident of Lucknow for a
time but had "disappeared" early
in 1936' and his present location
was not known . Slim homesteaded
in.the western states before
coming to the Lucknow area as • a' '
chauffeur for Rev. Mr.. Ritchie •
who was minister of Ashfield Fres,
byterian Church. 'It. had been so
long since the .Attheson:'brothers
had seen Slim,they had given " •
himup for dead. Slim's father.
was a native..of West Wawanosh
leaving there. about 1870; •
. Ada M. Webster was :teaching/
the following at S.S.No. 5,' :Ash'
field (Zion), Rena Hunter,' linRmie l
'Hunter, Eldon Ritchie, •Kathleen
Gardner, Lorna. Reid, Kathleen
Gibson, DoritReid;• Russell Ritchie
Keith Hackett; Keith Ritchie,,
Marion Gardner,. Allan Ritchie,
Lyle Ritchie.; Eric. Hackett,-, Johnny.
Hunter;. Lorna, Hunter, Lois Hunter.
The Marylin tea room,: operated
for more than two years by Misses
Mae Davison and Mary Watson,
was taken over by Mr. and Mrs,.
Noble Johnston;. of Ashfield:
A social, evening . at the town
hall ended the Church League
hockey. season.'. South Kinloss' were
the winner', and the team was
made up of Howard Agnew, Andy.
Orr, Harold Stewat, Jack Button,
Alex MacIntosh, Gordon McInnes,
Bill Jewitt, Allan McConnell,
Wes Huston, Morgan Henderson,'
Jim Stewart:.;
Socuai Evening . On
25th Anfliver.:wy
(Kinloss News)
An Friday evening former
Fourth concession neighbours •
gathered at the Kairshea Hall to
honour Mr. and Mrs. Harold .
Austin on the occasion of their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.
Six tables of Shoot were played.
High score winners were Mrs.
Cliff Roulston and Bob Gilchrist.
Consolation awards went to. Betty
Hamilton 'and John McKinnon,
'At lunch time the following addres
was. read by Mrs, Ira Dickie and
Lloyd MacDougall presented Harol
and Anne with an electric deep •
fryer.
pear Harold. and Anne.
Your friends .on the;Fourth
Are with pleasure aware
That for twenty-five years
. You have been a glad pair.
And we are remembering
'Some'yeatrs that you spent
As :neighbours among us
hi friendly content. ,
We're glad that you're. living
Not far , from us still
And:' that in the Home Town
Good places you. fill.
:We ask' your acceptance
Of this basket fryer.
('•Twill. never be causing
Your bill to go higher):'
' And when you are eating.
Some tasty bite from it ,
Remember our.wishes
• Are bright as :a comet,
Long may,. you;bespared
To enjoy your nice homel.
May your, boys, be directed
Where, ever ;they roam!
May health and God's blessings
Be yours urs to enjoy
And 'gratitude '.ever
. Your memories employ. •
Your friends 'and neigh'
boors, ori the 'Fourth.'•
Margaret Loney of Niagara Falls
spent a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Hamilton'and Betty.
Janette, Susan and 'Murray.' Barr
were alsoholiday visitors with
their grandparents.
Deriver . Dickie attended a -
A.$. conference at 'Northern.
Ohio College at Ada, Ohio, ..
April 15: and 16:
Bill Buckton of Torcato Univer-
sity spent a few days' of Easter vac'
ation with his parents., Mr. and
Mrs. Herb Buckton. Other visitors
.this past weekend were Mrs. D
MacGonnell of Walkerton, and • ,
.Mr. and Mrs. Bob Allen of
Rexdale.
Sunday visitors with. Mr. and
Mrs, Lloyd MacDougall' were Mr.
and Mrs, .:Harvey. MacDougall of
Guelph. .
Eileen Burt attended the Bruce
County Folk School held at the
Cardinal' Motel, Varney; from •
April 10th to 14th.
Mr. and Mrs. . Murray Tuck of
'Oakville were weekend visitors
with Mr. •arid Mrs.-'iDaalgiai Grath
The mush rnee!dotditairshea
lir J will be held VAS Thuoday
April 2 Ist, at the flame Of Mrs.
Leonard Madams.�
Grace' MacDougall arrived home
Sunday after completing her first
year at Kemptville Agricultural'
School, She was accompanied
by a classmate, Sue Brooks, of •
Terrace Bay.. `
April .1916
Ed N. Hodgins, formerly of
Kinloss, purchased. the Lucknow
coal business of Moise and Irwin„
Isaac Andrew., who was in the
maple syrup business, reported a
very poor season •
bonalda .McDiarmid of the 4th
of Kinloss,left for Farrand Train- -
ing School in Detroit to train' as• a
nurse.
Philip Stewart, mail courier ;on
Route 4. purchased the Strachan
property " s colairelick St.
Mary R. Colbert was :
the followik .nut •S . S': No.S , Mb-
field. Myrtle Ritchie, Lizzie
Helm, Alfred .Andrew,Freddie
Ritchie, 'Janie Ritchie,. Willie
Stroud, Marshall Gibson, Essie •
Ritchie,. Margaret Webster, Gertie
Stroud, Earl Gibson, 'Eve Brown,
-Edna Ritchie.• '
George H. Smith was selling a
new Chevrolet•490'Model for . .
$675.
Mary Little, .22 -year-old daugh
ter of Mr. ,and Mrs. W . J:Little of
Lucknow; died from pleura-pneu-
nionia while visiting relatives in
Toronto. °
The i$pchalsh baseball team or-
• ganized at f A . McKendrick's
store. Hon. president was Peter
MacIntyre; president, Daniel •"
Rose; manager,%D.C,MacKenzie;
captain, Duncan Matheson; .sec-:
retary-treasurer,' ]D. A . Finlayson;
mascot, R. Hamilton, • ;
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Buried At Greenhill
The committal service, for die
late Bertram Curran of London was
,conducted at. Greenhill Cemetery
'on Wednesday, April13th,; by
Rev, G. W Kaiser.'
Mr. Curran died suddenly in
London on March 13th. Mirl'ard
George Funeral Home of London
were in .charge of the committal.
Immediate members of the fam-
ily were present.
M. and Mrs. Toni Adam: of '
Toronto, 'and Mr.. and Mrs... WM. .
• Raynard and Pauline of Listowel, ..
'were' recent visitors with 'Mr.. and .
Mrs. Gordon, McPherson, ° .
Rev,.and Mrs. •A:E;Willis atten-
.ded the dedication of the Chapel,
of Fh'ilthea in London on Sunday
afternoon. On Tuesday., •Rev.
Willis will conduct the funeral. of.
the late Mr:. Holmes. at his former
chargenear Barrie..' :
Patients in Wingham and District
Hospital from this community are
E. W. Rice and Mrs. Lorne Woods.
Mrs. Allan Miller spent At few
days In London with Mrs. aiwood.
Elliott who is a patient iai 1ctoris
Hospital:
The Lucknow Lions Club will be
attending the St. Helens church
service next Sunday at 2.30 P.m.
Sunday school,'y!till beat eleven
o'clock. next Sunday only.
John and Susan Wilson of Hain -
Mon . spent Easter: holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Aitchison and
family
MOVE FROM ILDERTON
Mr. and Mrs: Bob Aitchison,.
Bradley .and Barbara, :Moved on
Saturday from Ilderton to. the.
farm of his father, Archie`Aitchi
son,•
Sheila •McQuillal Spent the
Easter holidays with Mr, and Mrs..
Joe Murphy and Colleen in Strat-
ford..
.A Good. Friday service was held;:
at the St. - Helens pastoral charge
by; the ministeF. Reit. A E.:Will-
is. The theme was 'Christ was.
human as well, as divine --never
was there loneliness like his.' •
About forty-five people were
.attendance.
The theme. of the. Easter .Sunday.
service was 'Christ is not. dead but`
much .alive. God is only.: dead to
thosewho never have town him'
and do not care to do ". God
always was and'.atways 5,111 be as
he died even before diliworld; bew
gan
The Rev, Alfred'WilUts minist
er of St. Helens. pastoral. Charge,.
spoke to a large congregation in
the Varna United Church on .Mare
.dy `Thursday 'evening, 'April7th, . ,
Rev;. Willis used as his `topic, 'Our ` .
Lord's betrayal' and had charge. of
the• sacrament of the Lord's Supper.
Rev. M % 'Morrison, minister of
the church , was in charge of the
service with the choir singing
'Alone' and 'Lonesome Valley.'
Rev. and Mrs. Willis later visited
the Manse in Varna far a cup Of-,-
tea before returning to St. Helens.
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