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WEDNESDAY.. SEPTEMBER 30, 1970
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
PAGE ' 'THIRTEEN
WOKIN'G' BACKWARDS ‘.
• THROUGH THE SENTINEL FILES
• WITH MARGARET THOMPSOW
20 YEARS AGO
•SEPTEMBER 1950
Helens School reopened:
with only public school work
—berng--taught- -ith-Miss-Bea-trte •
McQuillin in charge. S.Rce the
two -room school wasbuilt there
had always been a staff of two
,until this year. •
• One of Lucknow's longest estab
lished businesses changed hands
When Neil'. MacLennan of Ripley.
'• bought the furniture and under-
taking business of W. J. (Bill)
Davison. •
Wm. Fisher ,sold his home .on.
Gough Street to Mr, and.Mrs.
• Orville Tones. ' Mr.. Fisher had
purchased the home, of the late
Y�u.can:b'e
sure
of Fast
en
utnmatic
ieliverybf
•
.
ri
NEED
call
lucknow.
District
Co-operative
PHONE..528-2125 '.
Miss Maud Murdoch, situated on
the same street:
Hair cuts went up a dime loc-
ally to a.60=cent fee.
,Due to an.overflow' attendance
in the Lucknow School,' Grades.3
end (second -roomy and -their
teacher Miss Helen. Hamilton
w.er. e moved to the' Recreational
Centre, where a classroom had
been fitted out.
40, YEARS AGO
SEPTEMBER. 193:0
The tender by the.Layne Can-
adian' Water Supply Co; , Toron-
to was accepted for the drilling
and. equipping of a deep well in
•Lucknow: A test Well ,was 'start-
ed. just south of f the arena.
Gordon MacIntyre of Paisley
• was engaged as''principal of St..
• . -. 1 . 14 • sileatri
a.:
1%)cQuillin: as assistant teacher.
The Sentinel reported the Luck•.
now. Fall Fair held on September
25 and 26 as the "Biggest 'and
best ever held in. Lucknow". The
c-cFt-held-on:-Fridae&eng
was popular as Cameron Geddes .
and tw.o associates supplied -the
program. • The Hall was• filled to,
capacity.. Art. McCartney's . •
orchestra supplied musie.ror tete.
dance that followed: ° •
.0.YEARS-:-AGO
S-EPT-E1v1B'ER 1910.'
KINLOUG..H:'
Recent visitors with Mr. and
'Mrs, Art Haldenby were Mr, and;
Mrs." Lester Vallis and family,.
Mrs. Steve Saknagi and Kim of
Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Mc•
Caulley, Gary and Glen' of Scar-
borough and, Mrs. Chester Halden-
by of Melfort, Saskatchewan. •' °
•Mr..and .Mrs. Albert McLean.
of Echo. Bay. and Mrs,. Maude Hall
of ,Kincardine visited on Friday
The Literary; Society was re-
organized among the pupils of.
Forms I , II,' III of the Lucknow
Continuation School, The follow-
ing was the list of officers - : Pres-
deet, Clare -rine e. o€
President; Frances Spe'nce;.Secret:-
`ary , Dean :Geddes; Critic,,' John
Lockhart; Executive 'committee-;.
• Hugh MacMillan., Ada Webster ,•
Adda--le1e-a-ve-n I1an.a Ida M•c-1n- -
tosh; .Editor. of journat, Huntley
Gordon; and his staff; Alice :Car-
bert, Gladys Spindler, Wilfred.
Anderson: The first` debate , was
satieduled:-with debaters = diary
Nixon and Violet Morrison,
Affirmative;• Alex Barnby and
Harold Allin,. negative,
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Brownie News.,
The 1st Lucknow Brownie' Pack
•met in 'the, Town Hail' on .Tuesday
at44 p:m. •
..
of Us Has Gone. Away"
•
• For more information call ori Brownie Ring was conducted
1 mail coupon. • with Edith Greer as "Fairy Queen"
The Tweefit.es were around the
', :COOP PROPANE DEPT.,
UNITED CO-P'ER
I ATIVES
OF ONTARIO, Pack. '
96 Kensington St.,
Toadstool. We welcomed Kim:
Cook, another Tweenie ,• to our •
GUELPH, Ontario.
PhoneSg}$d370' '...
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Name: ;..,,...'..,.
A. ,,ddress, .............'i . / • ♦ "... . ,
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During work period Tawny Owl
worked with the Tweenies., while
grey=Dw-1:-hacLthe�G.olden�Bazgirls
and ,Brown Owl taught the Golden
Hand girls how to wrap and
address a parcel for mailing.
Registration' fees were collected
and those not paid , were asked to
try and bring it to' the next meet -
1. ing . : .
Our meeting, c'l'osed with the
squeeze and the Browne' Prayers:
'with Haldenby relatives-. ,
The Anglican, Harvest Thanks''
giving 'Service will be held on.
i October 25th at 7.30 p. in..
We are sorry to report that
Chris Shelton has been inpoor
health lately and .is at present
confined to ,bed. .
Miss Joan Percy of Brantford
spent the week end at her home
here.. `.
mt..a.nd Mrs., J-lowar•d Bennett ;
,of Toronto visited on Saturday
with the latter's parents Mr. and
'Mrs. Art Haldenby and attended:
the T:eesw'ater fair, •
Mrs. Bert Nicholson.and,•Mrs,..,
,Chester Haldenby spent a day in •
•Georgetown with Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Evans: and family, Mr, and:
Mrs--, Jerry Collison and Allan and'
,.ois Nicholson. •
We°ektend s.y.rhpathy to.the
famY
ily of the late Mrs. Janes
Hodgins Sr.. who passed away on_
Sunday evaening in. the Wingham
'and District Hospital. ' .. '
Pre -Plan Your fire Escape..
' DON'T fight a 'big fire by
yourself: •
2. DO get everybody; out. ' Fire
spreads faster than.you can
run. DON'T take time to dress:
DO alert . the ` Fire .Depatt-
aid.' DO teach your children
ltow to usethe telephone -to re-
port a 'fire.
4. DO call for help.
DO stay near the floor, near
the. window where the air
is better.
PO keep door closed.
TS
7 DON'T jump. -' unless it's
imperative. Many people
have died, without knowiig that
rescue was close at . hand.
• DON'T '.fling • yourself ' out ' the
window. Hanging on to the , sill
to drop will' save an adult 6-7
feet of fall.
A rope -or a -knotted bedsheet
is another life saver:,
or MIL
You should know how" to get out of yourhome or apartment, in case of 'fire.
Fire Preyention, Wee
OCTOBER'4'',1O;
THIS ADVERTISEMENT BROUGHT TO YOU AS A PUBLIC SERVICE BY
Lucknow Fire Department
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