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after' four. years as Reeve, announ-
ced'his intention, of contesting
the Bruce Wardenship.
Austin Martin, son of Mr, and'.
Mrs R„ G. (Dick) Martin, of •
Huron Township won a trip to
The.International at Chicago for
his ability ,in: judging all classes •of
livestock He had a •score of .701.
20 Years Aga
November 1946 .
Mrs. James Glen Radford., 41 of
Detroit died from injuries•receiv
.ed., in a car accident near Amber-
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out of a possible 750 ;points while
judging.
A new venture in the village, a
Hallowe'en party,, was held in the
arena. It was sponsored by the
Village, Legion, Business Men's
Association, Fire Company and
Clansmen, mainly under• the
direction of. the Clansmen. It'
proved ttuitee popular with 650 hot
dogs: and''several• gallons of orange.
ade given to the children free,
On display were.24 pumpkin: faees
entered in a- contest sponsored•by.
Thompson's Grocery:. First and
second place winners.` were, George
Anderson... and Billy Mathers,
Local barbers adopted a new
scale of prices'authorized. by the
Wartime Prices and Trade Board. •
Hair 'cutsadvanced a nickle and
•shave$ ten cents. Adult hair cuts
.were .40¢, children's .300 and a •
,shave • .25¢,'
Open House was held at Lucknow;
Public School'. The staff included
Principal. John D. :.Ross Mrs,: J.A,
Crispin, Miss Helen Hamilton,
Miss Helen Orr and caretaker Will-
iam Stimson';
Ata .RemembranceDay. Service
in Olivet United .Church ;; a plaque.
was unveiled :to the 'memory of •
three youngmen who paid the
supreme sacrifice in two world
wars • They were Pte. Robert Mc-
Intosh , ;son of Mr. and Mrs Hugh
McIntosh, Gunner Gordon, Mc
Guire , son Of Mr. and Mrs.
W.S. McGuireand,Wo. Eldon
Buckingham;.son pf,Mr..:`and Mrs.
William .Buckingham �.:' Mrs.
The framework •.of the new Dist= :
rict Co-operative .warehouse at
the :C N,, R.• depot was nearing
completion.
,Reeve Gordon Scott of Ripley,.
and a :native of;.Langside, announ-
ced his decisionto, retire from
rnunicipal' office at the close of
the term `.Gordon had served on
the Ripley Board for sixteen years.'
as .councillor and reeve, 11e'was•.
the third. person too hold the. reeve
ship" since Ripley was.incorporated;'
as `a village
320 phone books were delivered:
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to Lucknow subscribers"
Mr. and Mrs, Cyril Brown(nee•
Dorothy Nixon) arrived from over-
seas
Reg Moore of Teeswater•purch.-
ased the grocery business.' of
George, Johnston of Ripley:..
At a, public Meeting. a com M itt•
ee was.'appointed to investigate •
the possibility of having a hospit-
al in Lucknow and toapply for a.:
hospital charter. It 'was felt that
10 to: 15 beds ,were ample for
Lucknow to undertake with build-
ing casts running. from $4,000 to
$5,900 a bed . •
..and Mrs. George Moncrief
purchased the Ashfield farm of
ly1,ervin Avery..
Dan MacDonald died while. ' '
holding the'position of Reeve •of
Huron Township. Howlard, McGuire
succeeded Mr.. MacDonald. 7
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