HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-09-24, Page 14BOOKING BACKWARDS
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WITHMARGARET THOMPSON
YEARS: AG()
$EPTEMBER 1949
One. of Lucknow's longest establ-
ished businesses changed hands
When. Archie Smith of.Atwood•took
•-• over W: W.' Hill's grocery store:.
Mr. -.Hill had .been in business in
."Lucknow for 45,y.ears
• Lucknow received deliyery of
their new fire' truck.
The induction•of Dr.' W. J
Mumford :as pastor of Lucknow
United Church, took place He
succeeded Rev. J W, Stewart.:•
Misses Jessie. and; Annie MacKay
and their brother. Angus moved from
p , the second :concession of Kinloss. to
take up residence in their new
home in Lucknow on' Gough• Street• `;
Ashfield. and Ripley congregation,'
received the resignation -of -their' ---
minister Ir.. W, O. Rhoad ,• •He
had accepted a call to Baltitnore . r.
Fire' of nndetetminecLorigin •
pietely. burned out the interior of.
a general,store at Auburn owned by
Gordon Taylor
40 'YEARS AGO
SEPTEMBER 1929
Abe •Smith of; the 6th concession
of West Wawa nosh had :h's `barn and
`.season's crop 'completely destroyed:
- 'by fire. Along'with the season's'
crop, which' was unthreshed, . 22
piggy andnirmlzeofmplements_
and tools were Lost:
:James Culbert of .Mafeking dis= •'
posed of his farm to Chris Cook
taking over Mr. Cook's iniplementf
Kairshea'
The ptember'Meeting of I air-
sh.ea. Women's Institute' was held .at
the home of'Mrs;. Lloyd ;.MacDoug
all on September 18. ' Mrs Ira.' •
Dickie, ,.President, opened the meetj
ing and. welconied 'the .visitors
'Mrs..Gordon Wall, Secretary -'l reas;
urer; conducted the business..,
\1r; D'.' J. 1'.lacKinnon •and"Mrs
Cliff'Rou1stotr 'were appointed as • .
leaders of the• Senior Training •
Course ' a'ccessoriec' for the .honie
commeno.'nu October
`21' and, 22'.:
a.n.
diFCCh.
Dickie were appointed as delegates
to the•Institute Rally at:Elrrrwood
October ie::
The next meeting date has.been
changed:to October 23 when Mrs;
Wm. Arnold will be guest speaker..'.`
'A Large nuniber of members expres-,
Sed a desire to'attend the course
Fashion Cues for you sponsored by
Lucknow: W .I ,. .The Group Display
at the Luckrnok• Fall air.is nein .
•set up by 'Mrs. R. i1ch:ist and
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i'THE :kiiCKNOW `.SENTINEL, LUCK WOW; ONTARIO. .
Electrical Storm
uses
business in Dungannon., ..
The Lucknow Women's Institute
presented a Variety Concert on
the first night of the Lucknow Fall.
Fair.. The Institute -also; sponsored
a baby contest at the Fair.
'6 YEARS, A -GO
'SEPTEMBgR.1909'
Waltei Horne purchased the . .
Trev.ett property on Stauffer,
Street .: . •
The job'of ditching and 'laying
the tile in the • fa;ir grounds was
let to James and Kenneth, McInnes.
at 30 cents' a rod,
LQCHALSH .NEWS
The severe electrical storm early
last week was the cause of'several
homes being without hydro for a
few hours.' .Irwin Campbell lost
two head of cattle by lightning.
Rev, Kenneth Rooney was
Anniversary,speaker at Tara on ` ..
Sundayand the speaker 'at. Ashfield
Presbyterian Church was: from Tara.
Sympathy is extended.to the
MacDonald farnilies in the passing
of Mrs. Isobelle MacDonald, 'a
former' resident. of the'.area ..
Mrs. Finlay -MacDonald is back
to work at the factory in Lucknow
after many months of lay off due to
a knee injury suffered in.,a car acc-
ident last' winter.
Spending a few days with Mr • N
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th;'•
MONUMENTS
For ;sound; .counsel and: a fair price on a monument
• rre.et tlesig ed4ri Quatltf-thater-ia1 -rely .oll
SI(ELTON MEMORIALS
Pat O'Hagan, Prop.
,Established Over Sixty Years
WALKERTON PHONE 881-0234
ONTARIO
and Mrs. Emile MacLennan is Mrs ,
'Tan Morton and'babe.-,of:Strat or
while .Mr .• Morton is `on a 'fishing'
trip in Northern .Michigan.
• Visitingin the area are Mr. and.
Mrs. •George• Hackett of•Cockrane
with Mr :and Mrs. • Peter, Cook
At the Don MacDonald home-
stead 'for-', the, week end and; attend-
ing Lucknow Fall Fair were Misses
Sally and Louise MacDonald of
•
Windsor:.and Mr. and •Mrs _;• Finla
acDorrald,o Chatham,:J
Miss Mabel. MacDonald, of
Windsor spent the week end With
Mrs. Jean West..
M. and Mrs. Donald -McChar
and family. of Brantford and John
McC.harles of Petrol`ia were weel
end guests. 'of Mr , -And Mrs. Oliv
'McCharles..
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