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THIS LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST- 9th, 1971
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10 YEARS. AGO
APRIL 1962
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H. D. (Bud) Thompson was ap-
pointed assistant-superintendent
of.Bruceleallavert, W_akerton,
This new "million dollar" senior
citizens' home was officially op-
ened the previous fall.
George Whitby accepted the
position. of Scout Leader in Luck-
now and was, assisted by Elmer
MacKenzie and Stuart Jamieson. ,
Scouting in Lucknow had been 'in-
active since SCoutmaster Stuart
Collyer tendered his resignation
the previous fall, after serving
for thirteen years.
30 YEARS AGO
APRIL 1942
Prime Minister MacKenzie
King outlined details-of-the na
tional selective service plan
under which farmers., farmer's
sons and agricultural workers were
exempt from compulsory military
training unless they were' not
essential•to farm produotion.
Fa °titers were revented
from leaving the farms to take
other employment , except ,to
enter. active Military service.
The grand finalle to the mara-
- thon euchre and bridge in Luck-
now was a party in the Town/
Hall when fifty tables of card
players gathered. During the
evening Mrs. Cameron -MacDon-
ald , 'treasurer of the Marathon
Committee, presented a cheque
for $300 to G. H. Smith •and
--V--.---N.--Prest-,_presidentand treas-
urer of the Lucknow and. Vicinity
Branch of the Red Cross.
50 YEARS AGO,
APRIL 1922
A joint meeting of the base-
ball fans of Luckpow and Loch-
alsh was held for the purpose of
organizing a team' to enter in the
N.W.B.A. and to be known as
the Lucknow-Lochalsh Baseball
club; Officers elected were;
Hon: President , John Joynt; Pres-
ident , T. S. Reid; 1st Vice , D.
R. Macintosh; 2nd Vice, D. C.
MacKenzie; 3rd Vice, Dr. A. G.
Elliott; 4th Vice, N. GOVIac-
Kenzie; Secretary-Treasurer.,
M. C. Bridge; Managers, Mac-
Lean Johnstone and James Mac -
Kendrick.
Dies At AgeA5
After. Long Illness•:
PAUL S. CAESAR
Paul S. Caesar, a resident of
Ashfield Township, died at Wing-
ham and District Hospital on Mon-
day , July 24th following a lOng
illness. He was 45 years of age.
Paul was born in Ashfield on
July 9th, 1927, a son of the late
William H. Caesar and Luella
Ryan. On September 12, 1951, he
was married at Erskine .
Preibiferian Chiaa to the former --
Joyce Stewart of Port Albert.
Besides carrying on his farming
duties, he was assessor for Ash-
field from 1955 to 1970 when he
joined the staff of the Ontario
Department of Municipal Affairs
in Goderich. • In lune of 1970,
he passed his examinations to be-
come a member of the Institute
of Municipal Assessors. He was
a director of the West Wawanosh
Fire Insurance Company for a
number of years and was a past
president of the company. Paul
was a past master of Morning
Star Lodge , A.F. and A.M. No.
309, Carlow.
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The body rested at the family
residence Ashfield until.Thurs-
day , July 27th, at 2 p.m. , when
service was conducted at St.
Pauls Anglican Church, Dungan-
non, of which he was a member.
Arthur_Enneral Home, Auburn,
was in charge. Rev. R. -Odendahl
wars Minister , Mrs. Tom Pritchard
organist and music was provided
by the church choir. Burial was .
Al
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in Dungannon Cemetery.
Pallbearers .were Lorne Alton,
Don Tofflemire , Tom Young,
Thornton F,edy, Ben Mole and
Frank Pentland.
Flower bearers were a niece
Pat Anderson and nephews, Randy,
Blair and Kent Alton, John Ander-
son, Steve Caesar, Murray Adam,
Mark Stewart.
Besides his wife, the former
Joyce Stewart, he' is survived by
'three sons, Gary , David and Stew-
art, all at home; sisters Mrs.
Gordon (Madeline) Anderson, R.
-7 Lucknow
(Donanne) Adams of Whitechurch;
ag brothers Donald of Whitechurch ,
Bill and Jack of-Dungannon.
Died At St . Jatobs---
Miss Elizabeth J. Mac Kenzie
passed away at the :Heritage Con-, .
valescent Home , St. Jacbos on
Monday August 7 in 'her 87th
year. ° .
The funeral service will be held
at MacKenzie Memorial Chapel,
locknow , on Wednesday , August
9th at 2 p.m.
Interment will be in South •
Kinloss Cemetery.
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