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ampton at 10.45.
Its time through. Blackhotse
'will be 7.40 a.m. and 9.45 p.m
A different schedule will apply
on Sundays and holidays.
With the annual•meeting of the •
Lucknow Fall Fair, Board coming
up this week, it is interesting to
note the situation as it exists in •
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The LUCKNOW SENTINEL
LUCKNOW,' ONTARIO
"The Sem Town" --On the Huron-Bruca Boundary
Second Class lfail. Registration Number 0847
Established 1873 Published Each Wednesday Afternoon
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Donald C. 'Thompson, Publisher .
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WEDNESDAY, 'JANUARY 24, 1.973
FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK
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PAO' TWO THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, :LUCKNOW, ONTARIO: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY
Fair 'is At an all time low
and continnance of the Fair is
threatened,
Thy Lucknow area is• fortunate
that'a dedicated group of workers
while not large, continue to.
Blyth.,
According to the' Blyth. Stand-
ard, interest,in asSisting with the
B1
years and it has never been in a
healthier situation than it is
now. The Lucknossr Fair is the
envy dimany Fall Fair boards in
die area.
!escaped with only a shaking up.
Harvey. Treleaven of Lucknow
bought a pool room, bilqiness in
:Lonclon. He ha,d, sold his restaur-
ant and pool room business here
I to James Duncan of Erna ToWn-
I ship.
1 Gordon Stanley, Ripley irnple-
I ment dealer and reeve of the
G9C7,Ct trews for !alai: in. rite , •
area looking for speedy and reg-
ret= on the day.; n Nevv Z alai. bus savice to Toronto and'
Brun pa tract;
11-es Of in 94th Year • cardirte •and Tier baS. been . ' ^
but mostly became of the fact
that many. weeklies have an ex-
had, of 'advertising for rooms"
"The Sentinel is one of these.
The publisher 'and his:wife had
the experience of sleeping on, a
water bed at the hotel. This was
a first fat us and while the exper-
ience was act unpleasant, we
certainly wort% rush Out and buy
one for the house. • Friends of
ours also sleeping .on a water bed
Sot the first and only time, did
'not to to the "waves"' all
she complained that every time he
turned over in bed, dig waters roi-
led and she woke up. He event-
ually spent the remainder of the
night on the floor to "still Me
•troubleci warms" which...had devel-
LOrd Sinicoe a gathering spot transferred to London. The Mc -:
for the Weedy press., partly be-Na
came itss a very excellent hem". Last week's mild to erasure b family had come from Dun-.
ped
change eat with the It —
shoreline, a rarity for January.
gassing Lake on Saturday
afternoon we 'were concerned by
the fact that diree young boys the past 30 years has lived
were skating on the ice.. I New Zealrirf where he was in the
bamites later on a radio weather hus-,,,,ness of zaising sheep, ti is e
set records which will o a long • gaPI or over ten years previously
Rarher tough on the winter
spo#s but. Quite pleasant,to take
in View of the nsaatwelithe.r, pat
terns at this:riri,re of .year.
Took, a .drive rC6' the shores •
or Lake Huron .Sunday and found
the lake With opens water'to the,
and w7hrter:VOrts report an aeons-surviVed by One brothet Alex of •
cry was .issued to stay off all lice Whitby , also nephews and nieces.
surfices„ with particular reference
to ice fisher*rial and strowmobil-,
ers.
with the Opening in Lucknow of time before they are broken. The unseasotal w,eather sees this pait a branch of SilverWood's. chain .
of Ontario with' no snow remain-
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crtive
of creameries..
• Mr. .McNab was succeeded by
his son John C. McNab , who
assumed his, new duties. an n Mo-
day, January 16th, in' charge Of
die Lucknow and Cargill plants
1 of Silverwood's Ltd.; Dairies_
I Peter Watson was •elected
president of the LticidioW Agric-
for 1933,, 'winning by a sit 1
e honorary president,. James vote over .Reeve Duncan N',u
Lyons; 1st vice, Jacob HUnteri t Ripley..
2nd vice , John McQuillin; Sec:,
• mazy-treasurer, Joseph Agnew.
• Reeve Campbell Grant of Walk-.
JANUARY
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left arm when she twisted We;
arm at home.
MrS. Irene Johnston, R. R. 2,
Brusseli, fell while skating at her
home January 21 and fractured her left
Bruce Struthers age•18 ,
lost control of his car in Brdssels
and struck a post.• He received
.Rnees.
Carey MacDonald., age 15,
Winparn; Sell of Nli-,, and p;trs.
Bruce MacDohald. fell Jaanaty Ritchie, , 0,es
16 and biq head on the floor. Ritchie, Will
He was admitted to hospital John. Webster,Vk Erne: 0, -25sz
with head and neck injuries.' Din Gib,;on , Ha rr:,
Mrs.' Janet Craig , R. R. 31, Heim, Webs;e:,
likringliar4,• fell at home, and frac- Beaton, Verna SticL ,
Beaton, Myrtle °
Ritchie , 14zie
Webster, Alfred Ar-k"'-:•"' •
Ritchie, Willie Stict.i•c. , Ma
:abson, Beverly Beatc. 7 , j0
Webster.
Teacher K. Mc
ItIPLEY ABATTOIR
Custom But — Curing and Smoking
Cutting and Wrapping -- Sausage Making — Fast Frteri
" HOGS AND CATTLE ONAIONDAYS
CATTLE ONLY ON FRIDAYS
Ravercatile in on The day' for FriOay's
loth Two log Soot' ,.•Are Mho To Hang Ydve Bed F
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1 To 3 Weeks *— Whatitoor Taut." Rintpierrsents Are
For Bate Freezers We Sell Choke. flOttie Matted Beef, PO,
and Lamb fa Any Quantity At LoWest MAric "etneP9Ns
2i'LL. MEATS ARE GOVE RAIMENT INSPECTED' FOR YO
.PROTE;710#4
CRAS. HOOISMA4 J.
AMMER 3$154405 STO,
The resignation of the Hon.
Charles MacNaughton from the
provincial cabinet, and as a
member in the provincial parlia-
ment for Huron Riding, ends a
political •career• which Ontario,
residents can look on with admira
tion and gratitude.
Charlie, as he was knoWn to
most everyone, not only served
his province well in nine cabinet
portfolios, more than any mem-
ber before him in the history of
Ontario,, but he never lost touch
With the needs of the Riding, of
HUrea and its peopie.
He and his family plan, some
well earned Mtireztgent years at
his home in. Exeter.
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Made a trip last week to Toron-
to, or "The Big Smoke' as our.
Beier d Ted. •Roweliffe of The Kin-
cardine News refers to his home
tovt. of Toronto.,
Purpose of the trip was to
attend a, meeting of the Ontario
Weekly Newspapers Association
at the LOrd-Sinacoe Hotel; The
20. YEARS AGO •
JANUARY 1953'
Lucknow's 1953 Reeve and coun-
cillors were elected by acclarna
tion with two new members on
the bdard'which was comprised
of Reeve S. E. Rribettson, Coun-
cillors. Virden Mowbray, Innes
MacSween, S. B. Sothers and
Archit Smith. Councillors &oth-
ers andSmith succeeded Ernie
CraWford and Russ Button, who
retired after four years' Service.
Murdo• Matheson of Lochalsh
found himself in a , predarious spot
when his car 'slewed on the ice r
and turned over in the ditch on
the 15th Sideroad near Ripley.
Tripped for some time. Murdo fin-
ally 'made his escape by removing
the back Seat, crawling into the
tnink and hoisting the lid. ' He
granted pernaisSion operate a
Southampton to Throat; bus ser-
vice and will operas daily =a.m-
ing Febrnary 1st.
G
. the bits wM pass d ryOugh„Porr
., Kincardine., Servie
toss (Sfackttordel, ,:treeneck i,
Walkerton, -tvlildrnay „ •
r4at3 tie in.„,
• ,„nronto Airport and rotor= ).
leate ''cut harnpr= at 6
a. tn., and arrifte in Toronto at
atati,.•
Olt the tigUrrt "*.ttp 'Aka, Leave
at e4,30.p.,tria axtrniza Seutil,::
keep the. Fair active. •• --Changes - 'Village,- for seven years was • . • • . ultural Society' to serve a second &rim e.as Bruce Counte:s 1•Al have 'been made in the Style' of ..elected" Warden of BruCe County. • Vear other-officers elected •
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the annual Fall Fair thrOughthe • • ' • •••• . • • • • • • wet
I JANUARY 1933
1 , J. R. McNab, manager of Sil-
1 verwood's Lucknow Creamery was ,
J. G. Nitirdocih was elect
acclamation as, Re ey e c: LL:
now. '
i Eight candidates .:s.
1 • the 'council board - "A . .:..- , son, 'George Douglas ;. ;N.. v'
' Hill, Robert Johnstot , z,27.7
SQtiillin.rriff I,. FRDrabrtkert TRaattb.L::'-' he
CrWillg to the numbe.:,
did ates agreed arnon_.-•-:±e:7
"that 'there would be ro3iti\
60 YEAR
facial lacerations and injured no canvassing. for. Y"'c 's e "1: • personally, of throu:h
'A school 'report of S. S.
stfidentd fasZedrv.
aired • her. left wrist.
va4pn Passniore , Wi'Ag r-,-.1:,
He, was predeceased by his wife , I son .of Rev. and Mrs._- B. Pass-
as t#ell,as parents, three, brothers,. more , was struck on the chin. by Sam of British Columbia , 1..,tort an
I a 'hockey stir causingk causing a iacera - . 0.- of Ripley and .cP(lartoc., ' 1 tiod which as repaired and the
Carr Caeron of Saskitchewani atid I patient released.
• 7 i•rbree sisters ..!vin. Ale; (Annie)
Carnerort of Ripley a nd Dentit,
Mrs. Angus (Bessie) C.raham• of
..Lticknow,andl.(ilm. Allan (Cassie)