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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-07-24, Page 10"'�' 4 Y' }�', =,i .• *AGE °I' N THE LUCICNAW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, d �t ]I�1 pp k 05 � �� .;, , . ...... _ ... _ . � _. � �►i�/"1►i�►GGiiiGc►�►i►fe►'�i►��i►�►�OOv'�i O'O'000OQ@�0�9+lpeO�e!Of®®+t0 ,i my1 r k LOOKING BACKWARDS �.. FILH THE SENTINEL THROUGES 1 ," „��t`a F°�' �° ' ` P•�• WITH MARGARET THOMPSON a s r I a149„`kn +ik( tT a F t� i i ,,�L drr F fr.°ctai.7 r w 9 q �. .��.�®4.♦..®.�� E`uhti r+ f, � �ydp�� ;� 1. �'�z� NOOea00Ni0lN000000l00000�♦ C bit r•& AnhC �6 Tit t` r l 't r; �® YEARS AGO, WEPCIRT �10 YEARS AGO JULY 164 JULY 1924 is 7r r C KINCARDINE INE The' Sentinel carried a story Dr. W. V. Johnston opened a j�safi�irr taken from the .Goderich-Signal medical practice in Lucknow in �kW%,4 O:P.P. Star. The item had been .taken the office of the late Dr. A.. , G. l' r1 from the files of the paper llS Elliott. Poll owin raduation At 5-.45 45 p ° m. June 11 Constab g .g years previously. '°Crown'lands in _from Toronto University'and Med Ie Burgess investigated an acrid- the Townships of Ashfield and icaI College, he spent a year in a ent on C t . Rd : 15, Bruce Twp ° Wawanosh`were withdrawn from practice at -Barrie before open- ar=,FM,t{ involving a vehicle operated by / sa'le until such time as an appro- ing his own office in Lucknow, 9 „rt +y�j{rSk Btuce Spencer, Toronto. priation of 1 000 000 acres for 1 � '{ z s?�1G At 5.35 p.m. ' June 12, Con- Common School purposes was A C . G . I. T Group (Christian t, E stable Spruce investigated an made. There was, however, be. Girls in Training) was formed accident on Cty. Rd. 1 at Kin- sides numerous lots scattered over at St. Helens with the following lough involving vehicles operated the two townships, a block of ex- officers: President ,. Mable 4�Joods; i l ” by George Shaw, R. R. 2 cellent land containing over, Vice President, Vera 'Woods; �iiE*Ire �,'+gyp •�r��.a y a"f•'" P ., Holyrood'and Brian Fa 10 10,000 acres of Clergy. Reserves sit -Secretary Lila, Gaunt; Treasurer, R. R. 2 Hol rood resultin in in- ua'ted on the 12th 13th and 14th Irene L nch;'•,Pianist, Muriel y g Y juries to Fawthrop. concessions- of Wawanosh that Miller. were still for sale and. could be, ' 4341 At 12.15 a.,m. June 14, Con- �r stable R, Dawson investigated purchased for eight shillings per r� �' an accident on Cty. Rd ,' .1 Kinloss acre, payable in ten equal annu- t a�r�3�ar ,,, al instalments". °fit y# Y� , " 'Twp. involving a vehicle operat- wr;,w,',dify' ed by Anthony Carter, Lucknow. St. Paul's Church Dungannon and a cattlebeast owned by Fred marked its 100th anniversary with Guest, .Kinloss Twp° which was a special service. ' Rev. H., L. killed. Jennings of Brussels, a 'former rec- j tor, was guest minister,` ri At 1.00 a,m, June 16, Con- g Chptf117:erS WMS stable D. Dawson investigated an �,�r ',j.f accident on �Sideroad 15 , Kinc.ar= dine T.wp: involving &vehicle o - 30 Years Ago,WHITECHURCH NEWS Chalmer's Women's Missionary erated by Richard Small, Kincar-. JULY ,1944 dine. Society held their July' meeting . on Wednesda July I at p.m. i At 9.05 a ° m ° .June 16, Con- John A'. Thompson, newly ap- Y stable Renwick investigated an pointed manager of the Lucknow, in the Sunday School- room with a bouquet of flowers brou ht b Mrs: accident on Conc. A., liurgn Branch of the Bank of, Montreal g Y . E to succeed the late V N. Prest, Dawson Craig to brighten the. Twp.. involving a vehicle operat- room. The president Mrs. Bill r ed b David Drennan. R. R. 3 took over his new duties: Mr. y Thompson had. formed been man-' Rintoul gave the call,, to worship Goderich, and a parked vehicle p y and the hymn Follow Me was sun g. ?" owned by James Neill, Oakville, ager of the 'Yarker Branch, y The High School entrance ,exam The scripture was read and the . At 5.30 p.m., June 17, Con= results at Lucknow centre in -..p r . stable Daulb investigated an meditation, The Everlasting Life, + ; y g eluded the ,following students - w•accident•on Conc. 4, Bruce Twp., Wilfred. Black, Marlow Crowston, was I It told e the sick s.man who Cwson raig. imolvin'g vehicles operated by Ruth Dahmer, Lloyd Gollan•, Ed- Wilbrod Chouinard , Paisley and, gar Guest, Murray Henderson, brought by friends on his mat to Joseph Gorscak, Port Elgin. Alvin ,Hamilton, Marjorie Huff- Jesus to be healed. Jesus said man, Grant.Irwin, Ardonna John- to him -Take up they bed and At 4,25 p.m. June 19, Con- walk. He did, He told the Jews stable' Jackson investigated an ston, Joy Johnson, Hugh Lane, g Joan MacQuaig, Faye McClenag- Jesus had cured him.. The Jews accident-, on -Hwy. 9, Kincardine han, Harold McQuillin, Betty. then turned against Jesus. Jesus Twp. involving vehicles operat- Marshall, Betty Miller, told them that He always did what ed.by by Neil Milne, R. R. 5 the Father wished H.im to do , Randolph Morrison, Eileen Purvis, p Kincardine and Yvonne Rackley, Jean Reid, Laurence Salkeld, Prayers were given by Mrs. Bill Kincardine resulting in injuries to Beryle Solomon, Bernice Shadd- Evans, Mrs. Wesley Tiffin, Mrs. Rackley and Thelma Spinks, ick, George Stanley, Russell Robert Ross and Mrs. 'Bill Purdon° England and Perry and Lynne, Johns, Stanley, Velma Stanley, Gwendo= R, R. 2 Holyrood , passengers in lyn Stewart, Jack Stewart, Jean the Rackley vehicle. Taylor, Jean Treleaven, Marg aret Treleaven, . Mildred Weiler, At 12.25 a.m. June 20, Con- Eileen Yeomans. " stable D. Dawson investigated an ' accident on Alma St. , Inverhuron involving a vehicle operated by Stanley Patterson, Scarborough. THINK! At 11.40.p,m. June 22, Con- DON'T Q stable Burgess investigated an accident on Hwy. 21,. Kincardine SINK ! • Twp, involving a vehicle operat BE WATER` �,d by William Small, Kincardine, ' r WISE a H. SPRUCE, Provincial Constable, - - 9 PINE RIVER -CHURCH ANNIVERSARY SERVICES SUNDAY, JULY 29W MINISTER REV. ROBERT PUTMAN 11 A.M. SERVICE ,8 P.M. 'INeORIIAAL SERVICE . Mrs. Wm,. Rintoul, gave a read- ing the' Lord's Prayer, She then welcomed all to the meeting. A thank you note, was read from Mrs. Grace Richardson. She also read a story telling of children not knowing, each other's language, play andsmile together, The roll call was answered by the,8 attend- ers, naming a baby of the Bible. The topic - The Bush That Burned was read by -Mrs. Victor Emerson. WMoses encountered the Burning Bush in the desert. The Burning Bush is the symbol of the Presbyterian Church, God spoke a few tirpes from -the, Burn- ing Bush not consumed, The God we serve today is the God Who sees the afflictions of His people, hears their cry, knows their sorrows and came down to deliver them. The collection was dedicated by Mrs. Gordon Rintoul. Mrs. Craig read a•,poem given by Mrs. John de Boer. The closing hymn Yield not to Temptation was sung. Mrs,,' Rintoul gave the closing prayer. After the meeting Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Rintoul and Mrs, Robert Ross called on Mrs: Elmer King, a member who is moving away the end of the month, and presented her with an address and a cup and saucer. RIO • '1 ............. •a. WEDNES.DAY, JU6Y` `, r1n l Un ®un Bannon uc DUNGANNON NEWS n M� y Leadershi D p evelopment"w the theme for the meetin Dungannon United•Chmch1.1 a t Sea ort on Tuesday evening, Rub Clenaghan, Donna Youhgand Gloria Pearson led in this iritei' Li ons Par ing topic. It was pointed importance of good leaders}dp` A warm July 14, Sunday individuals as well as groups, .brought 70 members of the Fin- Good leadership .develops god. n.igan Clan to selebrate its six - communications. teenth annual reunion picnic at This unique ro ra Lion s Club' Park .in Seaforth.' P g m. ewas: Following -a .delightful 2.30 carefully planned to include&; luncheon, John Finnigan, the devotional which. involved ead president extended a, welcome y lady present,. Well knownBlbl to all, making mention of those verses were recalled as wellas who were unable to attend, naming individuals whahad ia some of whom sent greetings fluenced our lives, Twentvha and good, wishes. and four visitors participated • this meeting. Two minutes silence was ob- served • in memory. of four Another interesting fea family members who passed $ tureo the meeting was the readi�gu away during the past year, and familiar Bible verse b g who shall always be remem- y' essie bereMc Nee Reading from many ' Atu ferent siess meeting followed . � wriBibletranslatio ters, Bessie revealed sbey a when• Exec.utIive Officers for the two following years, were elec forms of expressing a similar ted, as follows; President; Miss thought, Hilda' Finnigan, Toronto; First Audrey:Hasty presided fora Vice President, Mrs.. Murie.t short business period, Theu Neil, London; secretarv, Wm. urer's report showed a oodbti' Hitchcock, Windsor; and social I g ance for the first six monthsof committee, Mr. and Mrs. Keith year: The response fonthe'ra Finnigan, Mr. and, Mrs. Dan call was a favourite boohof Wallis, and Charles Haney, all Bible. of London. Little Bill Finnigan was the Lunch conveners. were Mary youngest. child present; Herb, and Dorothy., Pentland, . Finnigan had, the baldest head; Christine Finnigan, the polka-.' dot dress; the John Finnigans; 'oldest • married couple; Lloyd' Finnigan and Doris Hitchcock, Lucknow won the balloon toss; kicking the shoe, Melba, Finnigan; and Presbyterian Chu the candy race, Jim Finnigan. The picnic in 197.5 will be held the second Sunday in July, Rev. Glenn Noble, B,A,, at Lion s Club Park, Seaforth Minister DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (MENNONITE) w Orrie Gingrich, Pastor SERVICES 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning. Worship, EVERYONE WELCOME PRESBYTERIAN REFORMED CHURCH AT LOCHALSH •will hold MORNING WORSHIP •AT 11 A.M. throughout the summer months Minister Dr. David Freeman, B.D., Th. M. Ph. D. 0400000000000000 LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN 6 REFORMED CHURCH J. W. Van Stempvoort Pastor ServIC626. 10:30 a.m. Wolrshiip Service o:60 p.m. Worship Service Phone 528.2740 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning Wo Joint services with'W United. and South Kinlo Presbyterian ;Churches July 7th to July 21st In Lucknow Presbyterian Church July- 28th to August 116 South Kinloss Presb ', Church August 18th to. September Lucknow United Cburcb . LUCKNOW UNITED CHUB SCHEDULE FOR SUMMER SERVICES Joint services with Lucknow South Kinloss Presbylttl Churches 11 a.m. Moraiig Wo July 7th to July 214 In Lucknow bYteri churchar July 28th to August 11 South Kinloshsur>iesbyt August 19th to SUtemta� In Lucknow United Ch Lucknow United Cbq Ministerial StrpP1Y Au Rev. Sept mbeRIs Rev. Douglas gaubo m 9 PINE RIVER -CHURCH ANNIVERSARY SERVICES SUNDAY, JULY 29W MINISTER REV. ROBERT PUTMAN 11 A.M. SERVICE ,8 P.M. 'INeORIIAAL SERVICE . Mrs. Wm,. Rintoul, gave a read- ing the' Lord's Prayer, She then welcomed all to the meeting. A thank you note, was read from Mrs. Grace Richardson. She also read a story telling of children not knowing, each other's language, play andsmile together, The roll call was answered by the,8 attend- ers, naming a baby of the Bible. The topic - The Bush That Burned was read by -Mrs. Victor Emerson. WMoses encountered the Burning Bush in the desert. The Burning Bush is the symbol of the Presbyterian Church, God spoke a few tirpes from -the, Burn- ing Bush not consumed, The God we serve today is the God Who sees the afflictions of His people, hears their cry, knows their sorrows and came down to deliver them. The collection was dedicated by Mrs. Gordon Rintoul. Mrs. Craig read a•,poem given by Mrs. John de Boer. The closing hymn Yield not to Temptation was sung. Mrs,,' Rintoul gave the closing prayer. After the meeting Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Rintoul and Mrs, Robert Ross called on Mrs: Elmer King, a member who is moving away the end of the month, and presented her with an address and a cup and saucer. RIO • '1 ............. •a. WEDNES.DAY, JU6Y` `, r1n l Un ®un Bannon uc DUNGANNON NEWS n M� y Leadershi D p evelopment"w the theme for the meetin Dungannon United•Chmch1.1 a t Sea ort on Tuesday evening, Rub Clenaghan, Donna Youhgand Gloria Pearson led in this iritei' Li ons Par ing topic. It was pointed importance of good leaders}dp` A warm July 14, Sunday individuals as well as groups, .brought 70 members of the Fin- Good leadership .develops god. n.igan Clan to selebrate its six - communications. teenth annual reunion picnic at This unique ro ra Lion s Club' Park .in Seaforth.' P g m. ewas: Following -a .delightful 2.30 carefully planned to include&; luncheon, John Finnigan, the devotional which. involved ead president extended a, welcome y lady present,. Well knownBlbl to all, making mention of those verses were recalled as wellas who were unable to attend, naming individuals whahad ia some of whom sent greetings fluenced our lives, Twentvha and good, wishes. and four visitors participated • this meeting. Two minutes silence was ob- served • in memory. of four Another interesting fea family members who passed $ tureo the meeting was the readi�gu away during the past year, and familiar Bible verse b g who shall always be remem- y' essie bereMc Nee Reading from many ' Atu ferent siess meeting followed . � wriBibletranslatio ters, Bessie revealed sbey a when• Exec.utIive Officers for the two following years, were elec forms of expressing a similar ted, as follows; President; Miss thought, Hilda' Finnigan, Toronto; First Audrey:Hasty presided fora Vice President, Mrs.. Murie.t short business period, Theu Neil, London; secretarv, Wm. urer's report showed a oodbti' Hitchcock, Windsor; and social I g ance for the first six monthsof committee, Mr. and Mrs. Keith year: The response fonthe'ra Finnigan, Mr. and, Mrs. Dan call was a favourite boohof Wallis, and Charles Haney, all Bible. of London. Little Bill Finnigan was the Lunch conveners. were Mary youngest. child present; Herb, and Dorothy., Pentland, . Finnigan had, the baldest head; Christine Finnigan, the polka-.' dot dress; the John Finnigans; 'oldest • married couple; Lloyd' Finnigan and Doris Hitchcock, Lucknow won the balloon toss; kicking the shoe, Melba, Finnigan; and Presbyterian Chu the candy race, Jim Finnigan. The picnic in 197.5 will be held the second Sunday in July, Rev. Glenn Noble, B,A,, at Lion s Club Park, Seaforth Minister DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (MENNONITE) w Orrie Gingrich, Pastor SERVICES 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning. Worship, EVERYONE WELCOME PRESBYTERIAN REFORMED CHURCH AT LOCHALSH •will hold MORNING WORSHIP •AT 11 A.M. throughout the summer months Minister Dr. David Freeman, B.D., Th. M. Ph. D. 0400000000000000 LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN 6 REFORMED CHURCH J. W. Van Stempvoort Pastor ServIC626. 10:30 a.m. Wolrshiip Service o:60 p.m. Worship Service Phone 528.2740 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning Wo Joint services with'W United. and South Kinlo Presbyterian ;Churches July 7th to July 21st In Lucknow Presbyterian Church July- 28th to August 116 South Kinloss Presb ', Church August 18th to. September Lucknow United Cburcb . LUCKNOW UNITED CHUB SCHEDULE FOR SUMMER SERVICES Joint services with Lucknow South Kinloss Presbylttl Churches 11 a.m. Moraiig Wo July 7th to July 214 In Lucknow bYteri churchar July 28th to August 11 South Kinloshsur>iesbyt August 19th to SUtemta� In Lucknow United Ch Lucknow United Cbq Ministerial StrpP1Y Au Rev. Sept mbeRIs Rev. Douglas gaubo