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building,,with spacious yard
room, would be used for machin-
ery storage and repair work.
The firm of John W. Henderson
Lumber Limited was building
another large lumber storage shed
Gordon Montgomery's new gar-
age building on the site of the
former Ostrander Garage, was in
use. The front of the old build-
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7th, 1972
LOOKING BACKWARDS
THROUGH THE SENTINEL FILES
• been.opdrafed-ii•ndel. thename.of
Templeton & Co. Mr. and Mrs.
Ashton had operated the ladies'
. wear and tot-to-teen shop in the
Johnstone. bloCk. • ' ' _
Three commercial 'and industr
dal buildings ,which had been ' The Lord's Day Alliance was
'under construction locally , were' starting a movement to stop •
nearing completion. The Dep- Sunday radio advertising:
artment of highways built a
cement block building on Lud-
gard•St. on property purchased ' •
from Thorns Burns... The large
WITH MARGARET' THOMPSON, •
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AGO were out for 193 2.
children of the Township schools,
20 YEARS
'The County Council passed a
resolutionc dispensing with the.
School Fairs in 19.3 2 due to the
advice • from the District Agricul-
tural Representative that there
would be no free seed distribu-
FEBRUARY 1952
A business transaction Was 6oin•
pleted when Lloyd Ashton bought
'the drygoods business of Miss
Emma NicCluskey , which had ._._.....
Shield for high , novice judge—
.kar(,,n -Tyndall, Susan Tyndall.
Blatchford Feeds Ltd., highest
score in entire *cOmpetition--:
Brian Miller, Exeter, 716. Run-. ing was cut back from the street Alisa Kay, born May 23, 1972 •, in
Le ,,W-i-IlieKernton„Lila Mrs.21(.__JC. Elaw_son_re_turnect,
(IL Trophy, for highest score
in swine—Joe PhOan, Blyth, 146;
Jiriy ( ,r)ok.'-13elgrave,.-145, Fred
Meier, Brussels, '145.
doors., Robb. Ida jamieson, Albert
712. es , race ac-
wag e uipp.41with tri le entrance
Edmonton. ley , George
on the safe arrival of a baby girl,
Violet MacLennan, Elmer Brad Brian
St. Catharines
in line with the new building and l G Blue G nee up. Bob McNeil, Goderich,
FEBRUARY 1932
Rural School Fairs in Bruce
County, which had been the
big attraction each fall far the
'.40 .yEAR-s7-A---Go
Your VVoricrnen's Compensation Board
and The Safet •y Associations, Ontario
prot ett ive e
you can, ever own is already check-ups if your eyesight's .
yours—one pair of eyes. Just below par. Take care of your
knoWing what's going on around eyes, and they'll see you safely
you helps you avoid job accidents. through the working day.
So it makes good sens to look
after your eyes, with
protective glasses if
our eyes-your first
line
Lion fron the Government and.
that the department in its' econorn-.
is program was dispensing.with.
the furnishing of judges for these
fairs. •
, • FEBRUARY 1912 • •
• A' school report for S. S. No.
.12 Ashfield named the following
pupils - Marguerite MacLennan-,
Woods, Jessie Buckingham , Lil-
lian Ow eti ,-/vlarshal Bradley,-Turd
Thorburn ,' Austin Buckingham
Katie Blue , Mary Ross, Greta
Morrison, Isabel MacDonald,
John Ross, Malcolm MacLennan ,
Florence Shield. '
Teacher , Chas. J. MacGregor.
-o .
Robbie Walker, Wilfred Bradley ,
lsobel Walker, May Johnston,
Annie Blue., 'Blanche Jamieson, •
Sam Bradley , Hughie MacNain,
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60
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YEARS AGO
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688. •
•
highest score in sheep section—
Dave Baari, Walton,. 95;' (Brian
Miller had a score of 96 but other , . . , I • Five members of Dungannon
THE .14.1.KNOW, SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
The sure
way to
safety is
-De
nce.
• I I and re. jar
Novice—Karen Tyndall,.-Clin
. ton, 686; Susan Tyndall Clinton'
678.
Win in Huron
judging trials
One hundred and thirty-eight
Competitors participated in the
Huron County Livestock and
Field Crops judging competition
held at the Seaforth fair grounds
on Saturday. Competitors had to
judge one class each Of dairy cat-
bee; cattle, swine, sheep, hog
carcasses, beef cuts, corn •seed,
barley seed, mixed hay, plus an
identification class.
Winners were as follows:
-SeniorHBrian Miller,' Exeter,
716 points; Bob McNeil, Goder-
ich, 712. •
Intermediate—Barry Gordon,
Seaforth, 695; Beth Passmore,
Exeter, 695. (The tie was broken •
by reasons given for• judging de-
cisions ). .
Junior—Brian Lobb, Clinton,
689: Mararet. Franken, Auburn,
/
vale on Wednesday, and with her
1 attended•the Huron County Hist- •
I orical Society meeting in GOrrie
that evening.,.
'major award winners were not I Women's Inssitute attended the
eligible.). ,
.pre-4-H—Scott Lougheeth Bel- . • ' Huron. Cou•rity Beef Producers !District Annual meeting in Wing- •
grave, 660: Ruth Alton, Lucknow; ' AN4 ard.. highest score in beef sec- •I ham on Wednesday. . Mrs. Harold •
648. ' . • (ion—Ben Van Miltenberg, S'ea- !Gaunt 'and Mrs. Graham McNee
'are president andiecretary-treas- forth, 13:3: Mark Vs-7_ynja, Seaforth, • Canadian—National—ExWm_
'Huron Milk Committee Award
for 'highest 'score in dairy sec-
tion.-Bob McNeil.,,98; ,Tim Fair-
k-s g.,orrie.. 98. 'Me broken by
• for their sister Laura, Mrs. James of Western Ontario, London: Con-
• - in St. Catharines.
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rn I burial in Victoria Lawn cegterY•I the Knotty Pine Inn. Later that /1 I Besides her 'husband she is survived' evening relativeS and friends
Charles of Dungannon-, Fred-of I
Mss •'gathered at her horrie to honour
,I
(by a son John and daughter',
Shirley Fig'gins, also font. brothers I her on her graduation, at which 1
itiMeNanda received several -
Port Elgin, Jim Of Bright's Grove, lovely gifts.
and John of Grand 'Bend, all of . .
whotn were present on Tuesday , .,
I b'Y Rev. E. E. Ashley at the Hulse After the graduation, Wanda
and English Funeral. Chapel, and and her guests were entertained at.,
Mr. and Mrs. George Turtoniof
-, At Revel At Jones and Melvin on Fr,iday even
Goderich visited Mrs, Minnie
ing.
Mr. and Nirs.' Fred King went
with their son Bill in their camper
trailer to Pine Lake fora few
day . It is good to knoW that .
Fred was able, to have this holi
ay . s unday Th-tie -Courvots---
ier was guest for dipper with his
sister, Mrs. King, Fred and.
Mr. and Mts. Bob Ott and
Matthew of Kitchener were home
for the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. rvine an r ha.
Mrs. Jas. B. (Clara) Thompson,
ushawa , and her sister Mrs. Grace
Boultbee, Toronto, have been
visiting their cousin Mrs. Harry
ara Others who visited them in-
'eluded Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blake
and •Becky of Galt and Mr. and
Mrs'. Otto Jonwsrna of Wugham.
- Mrs. Fred Young and i\irs. •
Cecil Blake were dinner guests
of MiSs Emma Johnston of Blue- and closed with Taps.
Mrs. Ernest rritchard of TorOn-
eo visited this week enthwith the
Pentland families.
Mrs. D. S. Fines and Mrs.
Grant Sowerby spent the week end
withMts. Cecil-Blake- and-Barb-- Teeswater,, Mrs.. Ilene Greer,
this area. They enjoyed the
Nile Tea and Dungannon Ladies' •
Day also,
DUNGANNON NEW'S home on Saturday from Eclmonton,
Where she had been visiting with
-1s,,tr-r-an_d_NW_. Chas -Fowler, Mr. and--IsArs-.--John Linton-the past-
returned home on Wednesday I month.: °
from Port •Elgin, where they had Congratulations are extended to
visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fowler, I Wanda Wilson who graduated May
With them they had attended the 130th with her B.A. degree', Major• '
funerafservice in St. Catharines [ing in French, from the University
grouP woiked• on- a craft , the •
second played games' while the
*third went On 4 nature trail.
After the first session We broke Watson and other relatives in -"
for lunch. Some girls cooked
hot dogs over an open fire while
others preferred sandwiches. TWo
•more sessions were held in the ,
afternoon with each group rotat-
ing activities.
The leaders helping during the
day were Mrs. Nlarg Webster
and Mrs. Carolyn Ireland Of
' Figgins. Services were conducted 'vocation was he3.dcat Alumni Hall.
competition score).
, Cyanamid of Canada Award for
District..
I . Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
I John Linton (nee Karen Dawson)
Sister. Passes
• •
lurer respectively-of Huron-West
The opening ceremonies began
with Brownie Ring and the Luck-
'now girls. welcoming their guests
with the Grand Howl, Each girl
wore a naive tag and they were
-divided into three groups. One
About 25 Brownies and their.
leaders from Lucknow. and Tees-
water enjoyed a Brownie, Revel at
the Greer farm, just east of Luck-
now , on Saturday,_ May 27th.
Mis. Betty Kirkland, Mrs. Karen
Flanagan and Sandra Finlay of
Luc know .
Cookies and fre'shie were serv-
ed followed by a short sing song.
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