The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-02-26, Page 12s•
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'THE LUCKNOW "SENTINEL., LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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COUNTY QF BRUCE
'This position entails,obtaining and verifying information
pertaining to the eligibility of applicants for assistance under
the General Welfare; Assistance Act and related Welfare services..
Applicants shouldbe mature with an ability to meet . and.
work ,with people.
Initial salary ,to be .negotiated depending on qualifications,
usual fringe: benefits, and car allowance. •
Applications willbe received by the undersigned until
Tuesday, March 4th, at 5:00 P.M.
H. ALTON, COUNTY. TREASURER ADMINISTRATOR:
P.O. BOX 70,
WALKERTON, ONTARIO
E
ISTRATO
COTT OF,,BRUC
This is a new position and will include organizing and the
administration of GeneralWelfare Assistance and related social
services on .a .: County ' basis
Applicants : should have experience ': in social services ' or
related fields with appropriate educationand training.;•
Initial salarytobe negotiated, usual fringe: benefits, and
car. allowance. .
Applications will be received : by the undersigned until
Tuesday, March 4th, at 5:00 P:14f.
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T. N. ALTON, COUNTY TREASURER :--:ADMINISTRATOR,''
,. •P.O:•BO•X 70,
: 4WALKERTON, ONTARIO . '
LOOKING BACKWARDS
WITH' MARGARET *THOMPSO I.
•
YEARS
FEBRUARY 1959
Wingharn::District High,School,
. was proceeding with plans for:'a.n.
eight room addition tey the present
school at an.'estirnated cost of
:about $225,OOQ:;
Paul=Caesar, o'f Dungannon and.
•. Herson: Tewin of:'Belgrave were two-
new::directors named to the West
Wawanosh Fire Insurance 'Compa
'Art•`Gilmo.e wassemodelling:the
'
for•rner Legion Hall' on train street
into.an apartment'building`. Art;
purchased the ,building, from the
Legion` at the time the) •mo��ed; to'
the_Recr.eat on_,Ceetre
Special •C;1\'. R.::eq'uiprrient. was
rushed hereto prevent what could':
•have resulted in acomplete
• blockage :Of :the Lucknow-•Kincar
A.
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Passed Away
In 95th Year
MRS,; DAV.' ' J.1-1AcKtl. T
Mrs David Hackett of Lucknow."
passed away in Wingham'.Hospital
on. Wednesday, February 19th.. Born
on April lst., 18.74, she was in her
95th year. - . •
Mrs. Hackett was. the former Ida'
Emmeline Lane and the last
surviving: nlemb,er•• of a fainily of
six:,four daughters and'two sons
born to'James Lane and his wife.,
Elizabeth Caswell. Other members
the family were Mrs. Charlie
(Vina) Anderson, Mrs. Alex (Jen)'
Treleaven; . M>ss. Tillie Lane, Will'
and .George Lane. . .
..On September 12th, 1900 Ida Lane
married David J. Hackett of Ash
field. .
,•
,,,Mr, Hackett passed away on
'August 17th:, 4921', In December
'1928, Mrs.. Hackett, moved :to Luck -
now where she'has resided in.her
honie on Clyde -Street.. '
Hackett had been at the
home of her son`Caswell and Mris.
Hackett at. Gowanstown Since ,•
before Christmas :.She was in. her•
usual health until•Tuesday evening
When:she, suffered. a severe stroke :;
She, "was moved by a «
by -ambulance to 'a
Wingham "and' District •Hospital
where she passed away on • Wednes-
day afternoon,','•
Mrs:. Hackett is survived byrthree
daughters, Mrs. Tom (Tillie) Hack
ett of,_Lucknow;, Mrs:.
icent): Bowles'o f `London , Mrs . Stew
art •(Mary) MacGillivray of
rood and';one son; Caswell Hackett
of Gowanstown•• twenty-four grand....
children.and a "number .of great
grandchildren... •
• Besides her'liusband,..the .was pre '
deceased by a daughter, •. slvJi. "-"-'
Hairy (Lauretta), Hackett. of Luck •
now , :who •passed•'away in February
1962... •
Mrs. Hackett. was: a rnein er of
Hackett's United .Chur ,•.Ashfield.
and. later the. Lucknow' United •
A •jsbort-lived storm blew up' the
first. of February and the main _roads`"
were :pretty well blocked, in Spite..
of the efforts': of . the snow -plow w
crew ' ,
. H' ''
• arvey.,Treleaven suffered a' pain-
ful accident; during a hockeymatch'
, �.
at Listowel., He was• acting as'. goal
•-was strucki lt—rh�rd. ,
shot puck that shattered his' '
• nose:
n G.'H: Smith was presented with,
:the. Ontario' Horticul>ural•Associat-
' ion's service 'diplorna :for ;
meritorious service locally. A.W.
Hamilton trade, the presentation' at • l:
a social evening presided over by
Mrs . William. Mac Kenzie.,
Church
Funeral service was conducted, at
MacKenzie•Mernorial Chapel,
P 1,
Lucknow ,on ,Saturday," February
22nd with Rev:. Laird Stirling in,
charge e of the service Pallbearers
wJte six
randsons, , Glen Hackett, t,
D naldHacketi DA Hackett ,
Ronald McGillivray, Ken
Lawrence , .Allan • Hackett
•Tera .ra e t
po ry ,n ombment was at
South Kinloss ausoleu it .
M mwih.
resting place Greenhill Cemetery:
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26th, 1969,
uara,nteed
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ruus
today's best investment from
THE
STE R LI N GTHC;ORP■iPmTRUST'S
TORONTO.— 372 Bay Street
BARRIE' / • 35 Dunlop Street;
ORILLIA - ' 73 Mississaga Street, • East.
(or see your' local agent)
:Mernfier: Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation.
L
KI NLQSS.
Ivlr.. and' Mrs. :Evan. Keith attend
jed `the Tuesday sessioa;of :O. A`. C
Farmer's; week .at.Guelph'.;• •
Mrs . Lloyd MacDougall, and Mrs..
Ira Dickie were' the : representatives•
from Kair ea' Women's Institute is
the: Federation'of Agriculture . ,
meeting in Holyrood ;Hall on Wed-
nesday evening.'
Denver Dickie was in Chicago
last week' at;•a. Construction_ Machin
ery Show Dominion Road Machin-
ery .Co Goderich;had two.Cham,-
.pion' graders in 'this display.
Mr.. and',Mrs.' Robert Gilchrist,
were delegates to the •Agricultural '.
.Society,Convention held' at the"
Sheraton Hotel.,-' Toronto; last week.
Grant, Murray and 'Dale stayed •
with Grandma and Grandpa ;Gilch
rist and little Danny with his uncle"
and aunty Mr..and Mrs:' Bill Stew-
art' of Kincardine. • '•
. Mr. Mrs. Ira •Dickie and.fam:
11 `and_Mrs Jon is clic were
arc
A card party,,, sponsored by the;
C W L was field Friday evenin •
in the St :'Augustine Hall with
fourteen -tables in play.. ;Prize
winners were >1st. highjady; :Mrs, '
Alex MOlnnes ;•` 2nd high' lady; Mrs :.
Gus 'Redmond; • lst high gent ;' Wm
Kinahan, 2nd Shigh gent, Leo Foran'
' The door prize went to.John. •
Finleon . Two ladies of the League
donated' prizes. •
guests at :the ;wedding of Miss Car.
oline Ann Dickie and 'Mr.: Alexan
der Jones in Glen Ayr United
'Church,'Scarborough onSaturday
.
Mr. and'Mrs. Herb
Buckton and.- •,
Mrs. MacConnell'Iiave been quite
ill .with the flu . ,
Mr:: and Mrs':: J.J. Houston. of
Guelph spent last week -end with
his parents; Mr, ands Harvey
louston
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president .of,the•.local •or.•gani atior,
Brine section': of the line: •Cuts. east
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.YEARS AGO
.a`nd north of the depot had•blown FEBRUARY 191
felwith, the frequent storms Form II Lucknow :H4.gh•School
Dra. T. B. Cleland, local .veterin-.. .
.,n .. •.,..' .._ . � reported the: following students;
CRAWFORD MOTORS
CRYSLER - DODGE - PLYMOUTH
WINGHAM ONTARIO
7.. DODGE stationwagon, 8autonnatic• 65
H 66 _ CHEVY' IIS Stationwagoa
•6. au. tomatic,. radio
. ana,. accepted a.reactung.posit iacbiarmid
J 'MacDonald •
Macintosh, L. Garbutt; I. MacDon=
ald W. Elliott, `R.:Reid', P: Mac
Corvie; H. Nixon,' A, MacDonald;
Jr:S:mith B. lylcLeod , E:• Wilson;
P. Agar, A'..Towie, E: Bowles., J.
Towle, M. Mclvor, H.A. Doupe,
G. Williams, teachers:' '
The death of Mr.. Joseph Siddall,
a pioneer banker was ' reported in'.
The Sentinel. He opened the first
bank in,Lucknow'. 1n 1878' he '
disposed of his banking -business toy.
ar:eron amp•e r.
Siddall was 955.
eI..February lEth, 191+ the eight
,L .r day ca;°,e into effect on -all
t` c
railway lines in Canada, This:
.Ged by the
y:v i k'4-Y'•�xrY L',ry a y�$,«k r'.aiFeh.
ion at the State University at
Oklahoma:. He was succeeded by
,Mark Raith.by of. Guelph' who would
rake over .the Lucknow'practice...
June lst•a
0 YEARS,
FEBRUARY .1939 •
Fire r a"de. a clean sweep of -the
stock, as flanlei roared through the;
•
. .
tackel's worth of stack was salvaged.
-The buildink, situated ott the corn-
er of Cat,;.pbeil at`d Inglis St.ee,
wa's owned A'. •,`'ed.de :cf ,
Toronto arid.fort :et. -
•
w
the stOt : ' ••
66' . COIVIET,' 2 door, 6 'standard and
radio
66 VOLKSWAGENI 2' door with
radio
66 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, ' 4 door,
6 automatic•
ry
66 DODGE 8 automatic and radio
r a top,
power • steering,' brakes and radio
65 . DODGE, 4 'door sedan, '6 standard
wink radio «
' FORD Convertible
4 .: CHRYSLER,_ door; . power
steering, brakes and radio
64 METEOR, 4 • door, '8 automatic
and radio'
63 PONTIA
radio
63 CHEV: 'atationwagon
63 ' .FORD,i4 door sedan, 6 automatic
62 PONTIAC, 6 automatic
4 door, 6 automatic,
TRUCKS
65 DODGE dump truck,
64 DODGE D500 . chassis arid' scab