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The February meeting:of the
r •= 4614.n6-into-men'Onstitute_was
•. opened,with the 'singing of the
Ode and repeating :the Mary
Stewart Collect,. Mrs. Alex: •
klacNay, president ,..welcomed.
the. members: •
'The sun? 'of $50.00 ..which ,was
realized from the card:parties•
, afte'r expenses were paid is to.
be sent to the Golden Circle
'School in Wingham. Mrs. Alex
M.acNa'y ; 'Mrs•. Mei Greer, and Mrs.
J. L. MacMillan were appointed
to go to council and.get an
-st a a-on-de-cor-ating-4he
council room' and 'kitchen.
Mrs Thos. Salkeld had a
• display of the cushions that 'were
• made in the•.course "Accessories •.
for the home' and gave a' short
talk on summary day at Ripley.,
The.Distr.ict Directors.m;eeting .
is to' be held' at Pine .River on ' •
March 17th. Mrs.,Charles
• ' Steward reported for the Cheerio
Committee. Rollcall was
„answered .by..a "pioneer incident"
:The.,curator, , Mrs.. Garfield
MacDonald hadcharge, of the
program .and had the Tweedsmuir
boo.k;oddisplay. Mrs. • •
MacDonald• gave a very intent,
ing Beading on the: early. Eaton's
catalogue
Readings were given by Mrs.'
Wm. Helm on'•'r Winters of
Yesterday" and Mrs. Mel Greer
on "The Legend of the' first
Valentine'-. An; enjoyable solo •
"Every prayer is a fl
,ower in't
Garden.of the Lord", was sung
by Mrs: Eunice Dunsmuir , •accom-
panied by Mrs. Wes. Ritchie.
MIS-7--Mac-Donald-prevent-ed-Mfd,
C-ULROSS: CORNERS
;Sunday visitors with -Mr :.and,..,
Mrs. Tom, Stewart and .Bud Were.
Mr ' :and Mrs Ron Stanley -and -7'
family, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Stewart. Me. arid Mrs. Stanley
arrivedl o ne after spending
LOOKING ` BACKWARDS
THROUGH THE SENTINEL FILES
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`-WITWhi.. .O.ARETO SON--.
20 YEARS AGO 40 YEARS AGO
• •FEBRUARY 1950
Rev . Dr . Charles„ H ,acDanald
terminated a twenty-five year
pastorate in. Lucknow and.
Dungannon when he,accepted a
call, Of
by the congrega-
tion of Bluevale and Belmore
•Presbyterian Churches:*
Ianville Hammerton, Wingham
photographer, opened an
appointment office in. Lucknow.•
Mrs. Hammerton was in. charge
of the office.. •
•
A four -store; business block in .
Lucknow was burned out, leaving •
four -business -enterprises homeless.
•Those burned out were: The
Lucknow. Sawmill Company's:
office of Russell Robertson Hugh.*
Cunning's barber shop; Elmer,
MacKay's shoe repair shop and
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip'Stewart's
paint', wallpaper and•gift shop.,..•
FEBRUARY 1930•
lack Cain who had the:•Cain
!House in
Luck ow under lease
n
for three .years.. moved to'London..
'The new proprietor was'Charles
Stubbert, who had previously ,.
been manager. at the Royal •Hotel ,
Kinjardine . . .
•An item in the Sentinelon ..
Hatching By Electricity.,, read;'.. •
"One of.the new and -recent , j
applications of.electric current is
to the hatching, of chickens. '
Where poultry raising is under-
taken
on a large ,scale , incubators,
which hold 12,000 eggs , are used
and the necessary warmth applied::
by electric current. Not••only
( that , the theeggs are. also
•
turned by electric current.
60• :YEARS AGb '
FEBRUARY 1910.' •
Reginald Barret returned to'
Cameron McTavish bought :Lucknow after an extended
the Little property onthe'corner absence: in the West and opened
of Campbell and..Outram Street: a new Harness Shop, making two..,
PAG! SIEVEN
FormerR• esident
Died At Chatham
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Mr. William•J.. Allin.,of. . •
Chatham r, .Ontario -paged-away on
January 14th.•''1970. • He was born
at Lueknow .. Ontario, 87 years
ago. '
IVIr, Allin'was the eldest son
the late Mr, and,Mrs, William.
lin • lifelong residents of
Lucknow.
Survivingis his. wife , the
former Margaret MacKinnon;. ,.
one daughter Mrs:.Kae White of .
Chatham and four sons William
Ir.,; 'Jack, and Douglas of.
Chatham, and Leonard of
Toronto; twelve grandchildren; ,
two sisters Miss Bertha Alli -n-, an
Miss Mabelle Allin; and one .
brother Mr. Evan Aliin all of- ,
Toronto. •.
Pallbearers wetesix„grandsons.
in the Village.:
Timothy Carbert and Allan•,
Close .of the Cain House dissolved
partnership. -Mr., and Mrs .;Close. •
moved to Seaforth .
Tenders were -being -advertised
! for "the purchase , of the old
agricultural grounds, Lucknow;
.containing 1.7 acres. more or: less”
vacation in '.California. Harold
Haldenby spent''Satur.day afternoon
with. Mr. and, Mrs. Stewart.
Congratulations ptcMr. and
Mrs. Douglas Stanley, who were
married on Saturday,in;Toronto.•.
Visitors over the week- end
with Mrs. N. E. Haldenby.'Were
Mr. and Mrs, Doug Haldenby of
Lucknow Mrs. Fred' J. Friendorf:' '
of Kitchener and Mr ..and Mrs.
Delbert Hedley of Kinlough.
• Mr'.'and . Mrs. James: Haldenby
sprite -the -week -Coli at. Cochrane •
and attended the . Winter Carnival',
L06HALSH
..Mrs., Ewan MacLean was. ;
hostess on Monday'to the .Sub -
executive of -Maitland •
Presbyterial to make plans for'
the Presbyterialmeeting to be
held in May at Chalmers•Church
in Whitechurch.'
Flu 'still is prevalent in
the area and Mrs . Mowbray,
teacher at North'Ashfield school,
has been ill...Mrs. Francis .Boyle
of Ripley has been•'supplying `for
her.'
• Guests at the wedding of Mr.
and Mrs. John Martyrs in Ripley.
wore Mr. and Mrs. •Douglas
Martyr and Mr. and Mrs. Ewan'.,
MacLean of this area,
Mr. and Mrs Ian Morton and
daughter. of Stratford and
Miss Florence MacLennan of Byron
h e• • spen`�t"t1 wt> k`= entl w i[tt=i�tr` 'red
Mrs'. Emile MacLennan.
PLACED SECOND;
Flora., daughter of Mr, and
-Mrs. Duncan S ripso,i ,'fated
Dunsmuir with a gift ,
Mrs.• Gilbert Frayne read the
Motto "You can't drive into• the
future by looking into a rear ' view
-rr-or
take a glance at our ancestral
.background"., which was prepared
by Miss Dean MacLeod . Mrs.
Garfield MacDonald read a paper
-; n '.-the=Old- inner„
Mrs. Mel Greer was the winner
in.:a:.contest -and -following-the
Queen and grace, lunch was
served by th:e •hos'tesses
:second in the public speaking,
contest iri'•Lucknow on Friday
evening. ,
Mr. and Mrs ..George Moncrief
Were in Seaforth to visit the..
1W itfYE-family n
the welfare of their niece, who
was injured in the snowmobile
.accident last week -end, Mrs'.
Rowcliffeis Still in serious
condition in London hospital,
Mr . and Mrs. Ronald Brooks
and -Robbie spent the Week -end -in
Kitchener with Mr. and Mri.
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