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After working on, a bridge for
several months on the Finlay Mae -
Donald side road, the jot) has now
been completed and. traffic 'can,
once- again use .tiie'side road.
Mr. and .Mrs. ;Raul Ernberlin of
Toronto spent the week -end with •
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Finlayson, ••
Mrs, Donald R. MacKenzie
spent a couple of days in Clinton
with friends,
Miss Mable MacDonald of-
Wind-. sor spentthe week -end at her.
bbnie here.
GRASS FIRE
A grass fire at .the Ernest Gibson.:
farm, on Saturday was cause for
alarm. when'severel bee hives
started to burn. Lucknowfiremen
answered the call•and brought
the blaze under control.
Mr. and Mrs,' Tom Farrell have
• had; the roof and trim on their•
house painted, which adds to .
the appearance of this fine stone
structure.:
Recent visitors with Mrs,Donald
R. MacKenzie were Mr. and Mrs.:
Donald Kemler. and Ruth of Mich.
and Mr: and:;Mrs,, Tom Inglis
•and •family, of Wroxeter..
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCharles.
and Scott' of Brantford are holi-
daying with Mr. and Mrs..Oliver
McCharles: • •
ERN MORE •
The top -dressing of estahltshzd'
hay immediately ediaiely afte` firs cutting
4San ao paed.,prative r ;th profit- '
Cartspous farmers. Hare v1' 31 '.a
510.03' APP, 3s upst ' per eat
on the 'average. &lc ' at. • kaaa
S210.00 pe acre' return: The use of
fertilizer (Th pasture at trild.sea b
as equally prof zb •
SAVE MORE
CO -Op hulk SPxcad+?ng
tam:. an c- fors and aL-tua": C'9i,.i's
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(St. H,elens'News)
On Saturday evening, Dawna •
Aitchison was guest of honour
at a community shower in St
Helens Hall. : Escorted to her
seat ofhonour, by her sister-
in-laws.Ives, :Bob Aitchison and
Mrs;. Iirn Aitchison, Dawns; re
ceived many useful gifts. She
was, assisted by Nancy, and Patsy
.Cranston'. Mrs. A ndrew • Gaunt,
. read an/address of good wishes.
A .humorous reading was given
by Mrs. Harvey Webb and Mrs.
Frank McQuillan conducted a
contest. Musical numbers were
given by Sheila McQuillin, Mrs.
'E. W. Rice, Mrs. Bruce Raynard
and Roselene Phillips. Lunch
was served at the conclusion:
The September meeting of'the
W.I. will -be held on September
1st at 8:30ap..m. In charge of
!meeting -1 Mrs. Lloyd Hunter
and Mrs Jim Aitchison. Current
Events, Mrs. Lorne Woods. Sale
of 'Candy. Program and Lunch
Mfrs. Angus. McDonald ,. Mrs.
Chas.. McDon ald ; .Mrs ..John
Pritchard.
Mr. and Mrs. Jing Barbour and
Mss: Freda Goutier and Mamie of
Landon were Sunday visitors
• with M . and. Mrs- Andrew
G aunt . •
Little Jimmie Laidlaw of Wing -
him has been:olidaying with '
Truck at tractor -arty a spreader` / see so,..- IC:04r
ar d arrange for the' z•Sost pra.1+ tca w 41 t L i.'4,klY *tat a:Zt
spec method d t r .your fa,.- .. •
Balk Fert r gpr ellen is, soother COOP Semler to : a Outstay .Forayer
uis grandparents, Mr. and. Mrs.
Tom Todd. .
Standay morning, Rev.
W.iili; conducted Baptismal •
Service in £t. Helens Church
when Elizabeth Ann Black, . i
Black Of Middleton, N.S. was•
hap ine13 . The Black family are •
O' a two+eek vacation with her
.:Ater s
M. and. Mrs. Gor;doti
er..a ; ite.:is : has been•holiday
and Mrs. d hack w'tl;•on
at a cottage at Port
e,.
-a-ter .:arbour cf Listowel is
s+:.4a • , i` his cousin. Dayle.
1,12 . ar Mrs. C- l:e McDonald of
Friday r.:orning .
'` ,40 :40: ere Gen will
:eat -t. e two ears; ,r
♦,..s +��e fore er Beverley
a. &
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••
Walter Brown of Amberley:, ex-
Reeve .of Huron Township and
Reeve J. W. Joynt of Lucknow were
two of an 8 -Man committeeform-
ed to press for action to have High-
way 86 paved from Amberley to
the Guelph - Kitchener Highway.
Mr, and Mrs. Everett 'Harris,:' .•
George and Ivan, moved from
Lueknow' to .Goderic .: For a time
they tenanted the Lcknow borne • •
o_f the late Mrs, -Thomas Watson,'
Frank Lorusso; CNR section fore--
manpurchased the Lucknow • ,
home of the late Mrs'. Thomas
Watson, ° .
Union services were: held, during '•
July and August between Lucknow
Presbyterian and Lucknow United
Churches. Rev. C,H'. °MacDonald ,
was in.the United pulpit during
July. and Rev . J. W Stewart. yid
in the 'Presbyterian pulpit in Aug-:.
ust,
Mrs , Thomas. Quigley (Jean
Long) .was honoured at Lothian
;'School in Ashfield where she re-
.tired after 20 years as'reacher:
there: Instrumentals were given
by Sybil Barger, Phyllis..and Shir-
ley Gibson: Earl Swan gave ah
address and Gordon Ritchie made
.the presentation of a'gift.'of mon
ey . :. .
Mel 'Orr purchased 'a •Chesley
property and opened a shoe store:
and repair .business
Miss Frances. MacLean:and D.R...
MacLean were honoured at the
'Close of the team at. 'Lucknow, •
High School.'Miss MacLeanrhad
been on the ' Lucknow-staff over,
40 years as teacher and principal..
Grade . 9• students in Lucknow...
High School were Mary Anderson',
Bill Bolt Mary•Chin, Viola
Cook " Helen' Dustin., Eileen
Elliott,: Lois` Johnston, .Robert
Lyons. Clifford MacMillan, Von-
-aide
on-•aide Ma:cQuaig,' Joan`MacQuaig :'
James- Morrison . Mary Murdock,,
Marion Nicholson, Harvey Ross',,
Ray Stanley, Gwen Treleaven,
Jack Stewart ,
• Levelling of the . ground' comm
enced at the site of the new..Luck•.'.
now District'`Cc-operative
10.,G00. "plant near:the CNR,'
Joan Rivett:; 12 year old daugh:
ter•of Mi and"Mrs: George
Rivett of Dungannon, saved a
11:-year-old'Michigan girl from•
drowning when she .got into : "
difficulty at. Port Albert beach •
where the Nine -Mile river, dump
into the lake. .
Ira Wall purchased the Hector
MacKay farm on the Lucknow:
Wingham; road, •
Fred A'ndejrson of Zion suffered '•
a badly broken and crushed heel
when a wagonload of hay passed
over it • .
Stage• Door Canteen, 'a
. following pupils at S.:8. Aq a
field; Beryl Gardner, 'Norma A
erson, Cecil Gardner,•`liarlie
Anderson, Sydney Gardner , Li,
Hunter, Jim Gardner , Violet
- Ritchie, Daisy' Ritchie, Elleda'
Hinter. Ruby Reid, Harvey Rit•
'rime Hackett, •
Results in the Entrance Class
log exams at Lucknow listed th.
following pupils; Mary W a lsori,
.°Helen MacDonald, Vera :*Sherri
Arabeli Cameron, Edith hurl,
Lillian Broom:, Helen Burt;•A1
Carruthers, Cameron Cook, M
Graham,,, Roy. Graham , t a. Arlie
Hodgins, John Hodgins,'A'rnand
MacDonald, Sheila Maci,:� ori
John Martyn. Clarence i„1eCien
aghan, Russell. Moore, Charles
Tiffin, Elizabeth Wadel, Lorne.
Wade, Charles Webster', Derail
Wraith ' '
Top finkata Nit ; .Forest bowl-
ing tournament'was composed o
Lucknowites F. T. Armstrong,
Robert 'pee , T . Watson , T . S, Re
Canadian National Railways'
were . advertising"50.,(O.".harve
ers wanted in Western Canada"
and . tthe fare tO W innipeg's as
1500 jeople attended :the Gold-
en Jubilee Reunion at 'Zion Unit•
Church,
Elliott Burns :resigned his possiti
at: McKim's Drug Store' and: left.
fol . Detroit, •
6n highly
Y.ecirs Ago,
July .1906
The pupils of S... S. No
loss 'presented their,tea•c•her Miss
W.E. Milne with •a. china tray.
• The address:'was signed by' Ruth
:McKinnon, Arinie Mckinnon and'
Jessie McGregor
• S.S.No. 4 •Kinloss listed the
..following pupils;, Irta Switzer;
Maggie Thompson, Freddie Ke
Chester' Fiiell, Robbie Elliott,"
Teddy Switzer, Myrtle Congram,
Wiliie'Dempsey, Mai'.iienry,
Hazel Fizeil,.. Phoebe Corrgram;
Flossie Haines, Melvin Thom
Annie Kenny Eldred S,r:.itier.
Dorothy • H Lees passed examin-
ations at the Lort,don•C;arserratai
of Music: with 1st class.l°onours,
Miss Frances MacLean of nun
gannon was engaged to teach iec!
. •ond department at. Lu'N now Pub;1
School and:Miss Ethel t,arneren,
was engaged to teach fourth
department
A,T:Davison and Sen were ad-.
vertising a "Berliner `Cramaphonc
which adds to the pleasure of the
ling winter evenings •
Mail contract tender, were call•
ed. for the hauling betee'r loch.
alsh and Ripley, six tv-res a
week each way. Tender forms
were available at .FoSt offices it
Loehalsh, Ripley; (1`,et.Valley
and Verdun,, •
rated'show, wasplaying at Rex-
ford/ Ostrander' s.Rex Theatre in '
Lucknow.,' '
July' 1926.
r'. G. Anderson of Lucknow was •
the unanimous choke as.provin-
• cial candidate in South Bruce at
the nominating Convention in
'Walkerton, He had previously rep
resented the area from 1911 to 1914,
R. P,Cameron of Lucknow, a ,for-
mer president of the riding,' chair
ed the. meeting: . . .
Mrs Angus MacDonald sold her
Doss, Street residence to Bill 'Lloyd , 1
an employee of Silverwoods. •
The Garden Party and Strawberry
festival of Langside Presbyterian
Church was held on the church:
lawn on July 8th,
Ada Websterr'was teaching the
The Sentinel editor ailed for.
those using "smokeless tobacco',
:, to •use Abe grey matter in their
craniums and quit: spitt:ne on the.
Street where villaze rrs;dents
walked,
Mr. and Mrs. Gera:.'. Stewart of
Kincardine visited ::r:nday
evening. with Mr; a:•�- "•rs, Tom
Stewart and boys.
Mr. and •Mrs . A r ;o \s' ilkes of
Kincardine visited : ; week`w,fti
Mr. and Mrs ...Tor • wart and
boys.. .
Mr., and Mrs.. Roc• ,:denbc*f
Teeswater visited <<s' `';r'�ay
evening with. Mt, Mrs • b'`f''
Haidenby and fare;..., •