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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-05-01, Page 2, 4 •••••••••••t••••••••••••••••••••••••• The LUCICNOW SENTINEL • LUCKNOW, ONTARIO • • • "The Sepoy Town" — On the Huron-Bruce Boundary • • 1 i 0 Second Class Mail Registration Number 0847 Established 1873 -- Published Wednesday • • • • • Subscription Rate, $8.00 a year in advance • * $2 extra to U.S.A. and Foreign Donald C. Thompson, Publisher 0•••••••••••••••••••••4►••••••••••••••••1••••• LOOKING BACKWARDS THROUGH THE SENTINEL. FILES WITH MARGARET THOMPSON ►•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Member of the C.C.N.A. and 0.W.N.A. • • " • ,• • •••••••• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • TO AND SERVICE for lending us a tractor this past Hockey Season This was much appreciated THE LUCKNOW ARENA COMMIT1 ST. HELENS Mr and Mrs. Earl Gray of North 'Bay were week end with Mr and Mrs . Ross Errk Bob a n&Dave Shepherd of Sarnia were week end visitors David , Fred ; Gordon and KEV Black. '' The May meeting of the W. I. will be' held on Thuds night, May 2nd at 8.30p,m, Letter To The:Editor. • April 21, l914, 'The 'Lucknow Sentinel, Luc knOw , Ontario. Dear Don , • • Sr. Joseph's KingsbridgeCa lic Women's League would thank yo-u for your excellent erage of our news reports in paper during the past year,. Sincerely, Mrs. Jim Mania, CorrespondingS ECM OTICE TO MEN OF THE CONN ALL AREA RESIDENTS MUST • GROW BEARDS FOR LUCKNOW OLD BOYS 'REUNION ri•wwwwwwwwwwww SPECIAL PERMISSION TO SHAVE Mil BE GRANTED BY, THE PURCHASE OF "A Permit To Shave" For The Price Of $1 • THIS PERMIT MUST BE CARRIED AT ALL TIMES BY ORDER REUNION CONIMITTEE ) 1.1 PAGE TWO THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO E ON ESDAY, APRIL 1924 An enthusiastic meeting was held by the Lucknow Chamber of Commerce. An organized drive for members was started with the objective of at least 200. In this drive four teams were competing. The yearly member- ship fee was $2.00 and the mem- bership ticket admitted one, to ' the annual banquet. Qne of the important matters for discussion was "a public Rest. Room for women who came to town". # motion was passed that the Village Council be requested to'provide a suitable room and see to the heating 0.f it. The Chamber of Commerce and the Women's Ina stitute would co-operate in finish- ing the room and 'providing comforts" Fred Stanley, who had been in charge of Hilliard's Variety Store in Lucknow, purchased the busi- ° 'ness. Local Lady's Father Passes The death of Elmer Moffat of • Glammis occurred suddenly in Kincardine on Wednesday, April 24th., He was 77. • The funeral service was at Pais- ley on Saturday, Apri1,27th. Mr. Moffat is survived by his wife, one daughter Mrs. George' McInnes of Lucknow and one son Russell of Owen Sound. T5 Take First Holy Communion KINGSBRIDGE NEWS .On Sunday, April 28th ,.fifteen boys and girls Made their First Holy Communion at St. Joseph's Church with Rev. Fr., Ed Dentinger officiating. Following the. Mass, a luncheon was served for first communicants, parents, relatives and close friends in the Parish Hall by members of the C:W:L. Receiving their first commun - ion were: Michael Austin (Eldon), Ronnie Delbergue (Ron), Shawn ' Doherty (Frank),, Shannon Durnin (Mike Daltog), Shawn Durnin (Ron), Betty Jane Foran (John), Casey Hendricks (Martin),. Joan Hendricks (Heins), John Lalonde` (Jean), Steven Hickey (Joe), Brian Leddy.(Ken), Christine Martin (Jim), Paul Martin (Jim), Donna Thomson (Bruce), Perry VanOsch (Joe). Congratulations to Stan Halloway and Rosemary ilogan,, who were married at St. Joseph's Church on Saturday afternoon. The wedding reception was held at the Lucknow Legion Hall, • Mrs. Gilbert Frayne is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. The community extends a speedy recovery. Congratulations to Herman and Zena Riegling on the arrival of their son.at the Wingham and 'Dist• rict Hospital on Monday, April 22 . RETURNED FROM HOLLAND' Mrs. Martin Hendricks returned. home from Holla.nd, Monday, April 29th after visiting with her family for two and a half weeks. Treat Injuries At Hospital Miss Jennine Finlayson, age 2, Teeswater , received painful 1st and .2nd degree burns to her right arm on April 22. She was • treated and later released, Lyle Brinley, Clifford , was treated, fort a fractured right ankle received while at work in Gorrie. Blaine Morningstar, age 12, Lucknow, fell off his bicycle and fractured his left knee cap and received abrasions to both knees. Mrs. Elizabeth Stobo, K. R. 2 Teeswater, amputated the distal portion of her fourth right finger When she caught her hand in the tongue of a farm wagon. • Teery Daer, , age 4, was treated for a cut on the forehead. Joan Johnston sprained her right'. ankle while high jumping at school. Pamela Barfoot, age 3, R. R. 4 Wingham, was x-rayed for an injury a, her face received when she fell off, a chair. Wroxeter received painful injur- ies to 'his right hand while shov- ing a litter carrier on the farm'. Mrs'. Elizabeth Breathier, R. R. 2 Tiverton , 'received a 'fractured left.upPer leg April 27 when the horse she Was riding reared and fellon.her. This happened ,on the 12th concession of Ashfield • Equestrian Centre. She was given emergency treatment and trans- ferred . • via ambulance to Owen . Sound Marine and General HOspit= al. , Calvin Salters , age .6 , R. R. 2 Bluevale, lacerated his forehead playing in .the ,barti at home. Paul Gross, age,•'20.. Blyth, was 'admitted via: ambulance On April' 28. He was riding on a- motor- cycle with Jacobus Wayne Ram- meloo of Blyth and the driver lost control of his motorcycle while rounding the curve on '#4 Highway, approximately 2/10 mile south of Blyth. Wayne Ramrrieloo was dead on arrival at hospital. Paul Gross received multi abrasions to arms, back and legs, shock,. con- dition fair. Investigated by Wing- ham O.P.P. Foulon. 30 Years Ago APRIL 1944 Avery successful inaugural meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion was held on April 10th, 1944, with eighteen members, initiated. The following officers were elected: president Mrs. Hassall; 1st vice, Mrs. George Burgess; 2nd. vice , Mrs. George Dickinson; secretary, Mrs. Allister Hughes; treasurer , Mrs. R. Johnstone; standard bearer , Mrs. John Campbell; executive , Mrs. Charles Cooke, Mrs. H. Mill- er, Mrs. S.J. Pymm, Mrs. Wm. Samson, Mrs. Thos. MacDon- ald; auditors, Mrs. P. A. Murray, Miss, Cora MacQuaig; war work, Mrs. Philip. • Rural mail delivery service from .,Luc know Post Office reverted to the afternoon On all 10 YEARS AGO APRIL 1964 Many former members of the parish, returned for the dedication of• the memorial organ at St. Peter's Anglican Church. Lucknow and District Lions Club initiated a move to determine what interest there was locally in senior citizen housing under , the 'Twin Pines Apartments govern- ment sponsored plan. Hugh David MacDonald of Whitechurcli was appointed live- stock shipper for the Lucknow Scales Company. He succeeded Alvin Robb of Ashfield. Dungannon"Women'sInstitute marked, their 50th anniversary. The congregation of Lucknow Christian Reformed Church was making plans for calling a resident• minister and had commenced construction of a new manse on the corner of Ross , and Canning Street. routes. Dr. Jas. Little, local dentist,. was conducting a school dental clinic at Teeswater - for the benefit of Culross Township pupils. 50 YEARS AGO 1'% Miles West Of Dungannon CHOICE CEMENT GRAVEL CRUSHED ROAD GRAVEL 'SAND, % STONE, TOP FILL 'FINE, MEDIUM OR COARSE PIT RUN GRAVEL ALL LOADS WEIGHED FOR YOUR ACCURATE MEASURE 10 METRIC TONS — 22046 LBS. Freeman Olson Gravel Pit • Sharon Collyel , age 8, Wing- ham , fell off her bicycle on her way home from school and receiv- ed a green stick fracture of her right arm. ,George Proctor, R. R. 5 Brus- sels, jumped off the back of a, truck and struck some angle iron. He receiveda fractured right ankle. Kenneth Smith,' WinghanT, had a farm dog bite him on the left leg while riding his bicycle. Town police Ron Zimmer investigated. Thomas Gault, R. R, 2 Wing- ham , was admitted to hospital with a lac,erated tendon 'and deep laceration to his right wrist received•by a circular saw while cutting wood at his home' farm. Ronald Stanley, age 10, R. R. 1