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EDNESDAY, JUNe 1960
LOOKING BACKWARDS
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THE LUCKNOW. SENTINEL, LUCKNOW. ONTARIO
THROUGH THE SENTINEL FILES
20 Year
• s Ago
une 1946.
Directors of LucknowDistrict
o -op,: and a few others were
anvassing the district for loans on
dividend basis to finance a $10,.
00. fertilizer mixing plant.
James R. Hackett of Lucknow,
uffered a severe head injury in an."
ecident while loading. a cattle
east . The animal had. been'i'old°
o Robert Button, and while loading
nto a truck, the,beast kicked the
ailgate which struct Mr. Hackett
n The head, • • .
Officers. of the •Lucknow Pipe
and were president, Neil Mac-
allum; vice president, Frank
acKenzie; secretary treasurer,
;E.McKim; pipe major, Roy
acKenzie ,
Lucknow Board of Education,
ade plans to run a school: bus'
hrough Ashfield Township comm -
riding in the Fall. The route. was
o run west 'on .the .9th to :Kintail,
cross the Kintail`sideroad to. ,
ochaish, and •east to Lucknow.
nother first, 'Agricultural, Science.
as to be taught in. the Fall.
Miss 'Margaret MacKenzie of •
hamesville and 'Glenn H. 'Need -
am of Su.ndridge were engaged .:
o teach at Lucknow. High School.
Mrs. Earl Durnin of St. Helens '
uffered S' broken back when she
fell through a 'feed hole covered
with hay to the barn floor' below.
Alex Smith of Lucknow' was
appointed principal of Dungannon
two -rival 'school. `
Mrs. Cameron McAuley, •a
elsb war bride,. arrived at. her •
new home near Ripley and was •
guest .of 'honour at a• shower•spons-:
ored by Mrs. Walter Forster.
t
Lucknow Branch of the Ladies
Auxiliary honoured five overseas
brides who ,had 'made •Lucknow.
heir home, Mrs. James Burns, .
rs. Ralph Hodgins;. Mrs. Russell
hitby , :Mrs. Harvey Hall and
rs. Dave Milne,
Lucknow Girl Guides went to
ondon to see Lady B:aden.'Powell,
They were, Ardonna Iohnston;
essie :Marshall; Bernice Shaddic.k,
Betty Marshall,. Jean Treleaven,
Eunice Reed, Shirley Johnston,
Shirley,'Robinson Mary tiAnderson,
uth- Anderson, Cail.McMillan,
Mary Jo Anderson;- Edna Reid,
Marjorie England, Mary Jane Wall
Kathleen Graham, Margaret Chin,
-onalda McQuaig, Winnifred ,
Stewart, Doris•L1oyd,.Captain
ary Boyle, and Lieutenant
Mowbray,
40 Years Ago
ne 1926.
Senior .2nd at. Lucknow Public
•hool were. Melvin. Johnston;
argaret Ritchie, ;Cameron Finlay -
n, Cecil Armstrong; John Wilson,
avid Horne, Donald "MacDonald.,
na Agar,, Harold Button, Stuart •
ollyer, Eddie Whitby, Douglas .
lark, Florence McInnes, Jean
acMillan•, Verna Steward, J.C.,
urnin PhilMacMillan, Jack •
sher, Tom MacDonald, Melvin
anley.
A . P,.Mewhinney .of Bruce Town
i'p was the Liberal candidate
North. Bruce. •
Those passing the' Girl Guide
ealth Badge were Jean Stewart,
ary Wilson, Helen MacDonald,
elen MacLeod Marion Stewart,
era Sherriff, Jessie Stewart,
Cary Douglas, Jessie MacKenzie,
largaret`IvlcQuillin, Winnifred
rmstrong, •KatherineMacKenzie.
Agnew Trimble
.Si Reid a dBailie,
A e1ot1
aced second in a bowling tourn-
ent at Cargill. '
.Rena MacDonald was the new
assistant at N: G. MacKenzie's
. grocery in Lucknow. ,•
Donald, Gall was succeeded. as
teller at the Bank of.Comrnerce
by 1. W, Tiernan,
60 Years Ago
June 19.0,6, •
The Garden Party of Langside •
Presbyterian Church was held in
theorchard at F. G. Moffat's.
The,annual meeting of South
Bruce Farmer's Institute was held
at the farm"of T.holnas Malcolm , .
at Kinlough. "
Ryan •and •fennel of Kinlough
. received delivery of a new thresh
ing outfit from Thomas Webster
as did James Ritchie of Ashfield. •
The big steamer, .Greyhound,
• was taking a special excursion
from Goderich ;to Detroit,: Return
.trip $1. • ,
Mern'hers' of the Lucknow • Base-,
ball team were; V. Brislan pitch-'
'et, W. McCoy catcher, R. Rob-
ertson 1st;, F. 'Thompson 2nd. '
M. Bryan' 3rd, W Bryan's.s..,
W. Johnstone, f,, J. Habbick r. f.
W. Millyard 1.f.
• Paul Smeltzer was, caretaker
of Greenhill Cemetery.
•
Crop •Report
y Y
for Huron County.
;. Most .of the cornpacreage has
been planted in Huron•County..
Some farmers have sown white.•
beans, .
A number of 1965' corn _fields
remain; to be ploughed. •, Generally.
spring plowing on clay: loam'soils.
has been difficult to cultivate.
into a fine seed bed this year.
Growth in pasturesand hay
'fields is improving.','
•
Salvation Mny
Appeal Nets $658
The Lucknow campaign for funds
for the Salvation Army Red Shield
appeal has been wound up.
Cainpai'gn.chairman Ken Career
on reports donations of $658,50 to -
the fund which was conducted loc-
ally by the Canadian Legion. This
is slightly down•froni last .year's • .
total of $681.
• Ken advises•that anyone who
might have been overlooked
might still leave their contribution
at Finlayson's Store or at Cyril -
Brown's,, or donations might be
sent to the Salvation. Army in
W ingham •
KINGSBRi.DGE'
Mr. -and Mrs. Fergus Dwyer
and family of. Kenkora spent Sun-
day with Mr. and - Mrs. - Donald. . -
Frayne and family. •.' •
Misses Frances. Gilmore and
Irene Milne of' London spent the
weekend, here.,
Mrs. Bernadine Kenny, Detroit,
Mrs. Josie Cleary, Wallaceburg,
are visiting, relatives here.
• Mrs; Martha O'Neil is a patient
in Goderich Hospital.
Jim Sinnett of the'Motot Vessel,
Paul Townsend, is home for a.
few days. .
Mr. and :Mrs.' Ellis •Irwin and
son Drew', Mr. ;and •Mrs. 'T. Vim
:mer;' Dorchester, 'Visited Mr. and
Mrs. Jim' Martin and family on
Sunday.' •
•
Congratulations to Mr. and, Mrs.
Jim MacDonald ,on the birth of a
daughter, June 6th in Goderich
Hospital.
Mr Henry Van Dyke of •Holland,
is 'visiting his son Bili and daugh-
ter; Mrs. Van Rooy and families,.
Mr; and Mrs.. Peter Slits, Holl-
and, are visiting their daughter,
-Mrs. Van Dyke, 'Bill and family.
Mr. *andMrs. Ray Dalton spent
Weekend eekend in Galt.. and Toronto.
MOORE'S
PORCH & FLOOR
ENAMEL
Interior and Exterior
DECORATIVE COLOR FOR AREAS UNDERFOOT.
Bring new beauty to those heavytraffic
areas around the- house -the porches, stairs,
'floors and patio. Porch & Floor Enamel -
is madeto use•where thewear is greatest; •
It has a beautiful high gloss finish that
will not fade or. water -spot and can be
applied to either wood or concrete.
MURDIE and
ard ware
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PAGE SEVIN
WHY: YOIl,.
SHOULD .CQNVERT
YOUR PRESENT
EQUIPMENT. TO
SAFE, ECONOMICAL
OIL HEAT
It's easy to convert to oil. We have a complete.
lineof top quality. Esso Heating Equipment to
choose from Esso burner -$1.85 a month •'
Complete Esso oil:. furnace unit $4.95* a
month. And now, with Esso heating equipment,
we can arrange for you to get Esso Home Heat
Service, at .no cost. Your bestguarantee for
continued . home heating comfort. 1.,. y
P , . ' - - . Gi • ealkd to your alai" u die wA
ROY HAVENS
Plumbing and Heating. Phone 528-3412 Lucknow'
ESSO OIL BURNER. ,SALES and SERVICE w.
HOME HEAT SERVICE
In' Coma 9 Weeks
CULROSS• ORNERS
Mrs. Frank Brown returned home
from visiting in the States and •
spent a few' days with Mr: and. Mrs'.
Reg. 'Brown, ,.
MOVE TO KINLQUGH
Mr.' and Mrs.' Don Gillespie and
Linda Mahood DIes
,'Linda Mahood; 18, who lay
unconscious for; nine' weeks after
being :injured in a car accident, '
died Friday night at Victoria,
family moved. last week from the Hospital, London; . '"-t1••;;;.
former Arthur Graham farm to Miss. Mahood, named queen
their home in Kinlough'.. •of Wingham District High School
WILL MAKE HOME IN TEESWATER earlier•this year; suffered brain'
• Mrs. Frank Brown moved- Friday ' 'damage, three broken ribs, a
to TeesWafer to the downstairs , perforated lung„ and a broken
apartment of Jim Meyers, •Tees- shoulder. in a two -car crash: in
water. •London ril4..
�..p
• Weekend visitors with Mr. ;and She had been a passenger in a•
Mrs,. Tom Stewart, and boys were , car driven by Thom:asEllacott,,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Goesel.and 18 ,of.VVingham. The Ellacott.
Susan, Ted Kelly. and daughter, youth, Laverne Hodgins•, 20, of
Alex Stewart :and girls, all of Kin- •Lucknow, driver of the other. car,
cardine.. and Sonja. Vapelka, a passenger,
Kevin Haldenby of Orillia is in:the Hodgins' car,. were'. not
holidaying with relatives here. seriously hurt
Rae Haldenby visited- on• Sunday Miss Mahood had been, in ;the:
with Mr., and Mrs..Ivan Parker hospital's isolation ward', where.
and Donna. at Cargill, she had been fed intravenously •
Visitors with Mr. 'and Mrs. N. E. ,since the accident.
Haldenby and family were Mich-' She was a member of'Teeswater
ael and John O'Malley of.Teeswat- United Church •Where"she had been •
er, Mr.'and lvlrs. Ross Irwinand a Sunday School teacher.
family, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hald- Surviving.are her parents, Mr.
enby and family, all of Lucknow, and Mrs, Cecil' Mahood;. two broth -
ers, Douglas at home and Donald
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Friendorf of •, .
Kitchener; ,Mr. and Mrs. Don of London; one sister, Mrs. Peter
Haldenby•ofToronto, and. Dale (Marlene) .Hemingway of Listowel.
'Haldenby- •, -
of Southampton. ifurial was Monday in Teeswater
Cemetery,
END OF SCHOOL TERM
Richie Knight And : The Mldnights.
FRIDAY,JUNE 17.•, ..
9.30 P.M.— 1:00 A.M.
In The HArena
Advance tickets 01.00 pow person At the door $1.25
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