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THE •LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW: ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY;, AUGUST 11th
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Coop* Honours Fort Area. ls.
4.H -Count -y --Honors; were
' awarded to these girls' at the
Achievement Day at the F. '
Madill Secondary• School
- ..-Bac k roar ,'-'Eve11n� Norrn`
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an.IlaS • ',
Lois Struthers; .front, 'Mary Pass-.
E. chier, Louise. Proctor., Jane Shiell'
and Miss Catherine Hunt', the
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A Kincardine area woman Ire
f C 11op was Billed instantly . c,
approxi:mately $,3:Q p.m. Sun.
:July 25 on 421 highway at Pine
River:, Irene: Goliop was c;rossir
the highway when^ she was struc
by a southbound car driven by
Robert Boyne of Listowel. :Cat
stable Wiwczaryk , who uivest i
ated the accident ,,.stated no ch
ges' would be laid
William -Griffith of Kincardir
and Donald Dubrick of Listowel
were drivers 'of cars involved in
collision on' King'Street , Tiver
ton.orj Sunday Julyy`2.5.
'Constable Burgess, who i.nvesti
ated the accident., estimated th
damage. at $300.00.
Population Figures In Grey and Bruce
LOOKING BACKWARDS
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The population .of. Grey and
Brae•e-eounttes-inerea b0-,_430
during 1970 according to figures
released in the 1971.municipal
directory published 'recently': Of
this, figure. only nine ;were dded
to Gxey •County,with x';4 1 added
in Bruce.
THROUGH
SENTINEL FILES
WITH MARGARET THOMPSON
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MAY 1951
Mr. and. Mrs. Burt:. Roach sold.
__theirhhome-in=-Lucknow tom; and=
Mrs. Grant MacDiarmid: ..Grant
had: sold his farm at Paramount CO.;
Grant Farrish,
The local branch of the .Canad
ian. Legion decided, to proceed •
with further improvements' to the.
'Caledonian Park, clearing of:the
hill, -more fill in the outfield of
theball diamond and a rail en-
•closure of the,outtie
• A:reforesting project was, being
'carried out by Morgan, Donald
an ' irr s enderson on the 50 were
farm at -the Grey Ox, which had
been purchased by the John W.•
Henderson Lumber Company from
the.. estate.oft 'Alex Gollan: Work
was comple(ed the first week of
May setting: out the first, 2000
trees which covered, a bout three
acres The trees Were red�.prne
and- white pine. - Further' lantine
was planned.
A . E. McKirn of Town had 250
Ash trees set out,on the: river lot ,
behind his store.
40 YEARS ,AGS:I
The •"Walker Store" which had
been doing business ,in. Lucknow .
since September 1926 was closed.
Jack Maclntosh, who'had been in
The tw,incountres.now boast
of:a population of 108 ,241 with. .
65;075- of these in Grey:and.
43,166 in Bruce County:
The Bruce Nuclear develop,,=
ment complex. at Douglas Point
is probably the one major .factor
in tee..increased numbers. in Bruce,
County', and closure of the Mea-
ford Tank Range can beblamed
for keeping the population of
Grey down
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According to statistics, Meaford
lost almost 2,000 residents, prim-
arily due to th'e federal. govern-.
ment's•closure of the'army range.
In Owen Sound the 1970 popula-
tion stands at 17,786, a drop of
almost' 600 from the 1969 .figure.
• Throughout thetwin counties'
,there=spear-s•'r-ccbe-a-,de-finite.
trend away from urban and city-.
dwelling and into village and •
r ra..'1 living.
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.0P/llL PUN
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Choose , out vseiding imitations with,
complete confidence from our
elegant selecton...which
'includes announcements and all the
irteCtiJ1=�1fo'
Our weddirn lift to ycxtr., .Y
a Keepsake copy of your Invitation
processed in luxurious gold.
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Come in and receive j ourfree Bridal Gilt Regi ter
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charge of the Lucknow store.. went
'to •Simcoe..
The loca1'TennisClubb was re
..o .ganized- _:.TThe .officers e4ected
were President Cordon Johnston
Secretary-Treasurer,;"Charles •
dgert; grounds 'committee , Ed-
win Smith, Clark Finlayson, Doug
.Clark;. membership committee ,.
A rr A ndl:•ew.rr-a i rte-•-Br-a-bso` .
Alex Andrew ,1hoT'a iluswell,
:BRUCE. GROWTH
Kin Etgni•are
growing rapidly and the 1970..
figures in these, two centres are al,
ready,' outdated as the Bruce Nuc-
',leaf' development at Douglas Point
is continuing .towards Its peak con
structionpopulation. It'has: been
esti:Plated the project will`ha've .
maxirnlim`workers 'in,.1975 and
then there will. ,be a drop steadily
until the project is Completed'. in
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As 'in Grey, the trend toward
• villa ge;and .rural living is also..'.
apparent in •Bruce:as'three towns
showed a decrease inresidents,'"...
while all nine villages showed
`increase: -Only two; of the :
townships in the, county showed.
a decrease. They.,were Arran
and Carrick :townships.:
All four Bruce Peninsula town-
ships had` a rise in population , tot
ailing 111 people
Albermarle -:was up by -40 ; East
nor by. 28, Lindsay . by 15 and St:
Edmunds by 28.
60 YEARS AGO
MAY 1911'
Joseph E. Agnew wars appointed
secretary of the Lucknow.Agricul-
tural Society. He succeeded C.
G. Locke. ' .
Murdie and Suthetiland Of Luck -
now were building a, new cer'nent
coal hbuse srt the ,station.
The Collan far'rn on the 14thy
concession of West Wawanosh was
sold tc 'Sam and Miss .Jeriniee Moro
The latest figures with 1969' ,in
brackets are:. Chesley 1,60.0
(1,719);. Kincardine 2,886 (2,7,47);
Port Elgin:, 2,5;03, (2,224); South-
ampton, 1 ,767 (1 ,792); Walkerton
4;368,(4,303); Wiarton 1,945'•
(1.959).
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Hepworth.356 (341),'.Lion's 17lead
429 (420);. Lucknow 1,0313 (1,008)
may. !a.isley 774*
(732), Ripley 436. (406), Tara 660
(603); .TeesWater 939' (935); Tiv-
erton 413 (333)11.
At 7:30.pp. m Judy 28,Consta:
Culver: investigated; an.ac'cr.de.nr
at, the • junction .of the 10th' < one
.sion and 20'.Sideroad ofl-l:uron,.
Township which claimed the/11f
-e€--one yoi±th -rid- ntrued carIrl
41.thers. kea.r driven t U�zycd
tlirrell of R. 'R . 4, Kiincardini;:
was,eastbound on the. I.Oth, (on-
rPs•toi auhen•it,c•aing into ca11i-
-sion with:a car driven h}' }�citir
Carter, of R; R. „ Ripley Whi.(
was southbound on the 20th Sidc
road., Killed. in the accident
was 17 -year. -old Brian (riilh�ar�
of Witidsor; 'Persons inured
Nancy Sorbie,;of Kincardine.; Jai
Inkratas of Windsor.;, Bruce !'a rr'
R: R.
4:4, 'Kincard%ine',.1)ak•id
Meyers. and; Joseph Meyers ,hoth
New. -Hamburg, Larry (:attar of
R. R.:.4 2,'Ripley and'heith
Carter. .:The accident which
'resulted in $39.00 dama:g , is ^.
st l rider investigation.
Dale St.relcyk,.of. Warren Vie
he
g:
Car ' which went out of 'control ar
strucka• tree .on. the. Stoney 1s1u n
Road.; kincardine "Township.
About<$500' damage resulted' .ft`br
the mishap which occurred Al,
8.30:p, m.. July .29.
�. On Friday;, 'July • 30Constable
Wiweza yLt_nke_sc gateda two, ca
accident'on:Campbell Street.,
T,ucknow . •A;car driven' by'An-
thony Carter of R.::R ..f•
`3 Luck-.
now Collided with the rear'o( a
car driven by Marg;aret'Stanley•(
Havelock 5t. ,. Lucknow. Approi
imatel.y $4&damage• resulted
from the mishap.'
c<•onstable W twczaryk invest:
aced a<car-deer• accident at
9.80 p`. m . July 3'1 on , 2`1 hi.l hwa
naxthro_f Undtwoo A car drive
by Douglas Bergefr0-St z `J b' '
was southbound on r21.highway.
when it struck and killed' a deet
which was attempting to cross thi
roadway. The Bergen ‘rehicle •
Was darns ed to the extend of •
$700.00
(5741Ariabel 1,785`(1,596),:'
Arran 1,858 (1,381);. Brant 3, 08'1
(2,916);' 'Bruce 1,149 (1,129); Care-
tit 2,40 (2 ;511): Culross 1,795
(1,756); East dr.86'2 (834): Elder-
1,,232
lder-1,232 .(1 ;202): Greene n;k
4626i1,59i); Huron 1,47'5 (1,4.25);
lincardine 1,672 0,647);:1<inloss
1;,230:(1,158); Lindsay'301 (286);
St. Edmunds 48:8k46',5); Saugeert
962 (87'7)', 4.
During the month o July, 4' v'
hicles were stolen (all foot were
recovered) and 10 persons have
been .changed with 'auto 'tfteftw
toAoWI 11T, FLA W
Jot Ke ti C;t,TIV Ili'
Provincial Constable',