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THURSDAY, JANUARY 9th,
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL
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’ In Past- Year
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Arena fund donors split up bank
fund of $552.17; *as a final abandon
ment of a 1929 project which fell
through. ' - ' . ' .
> Denzill Statters was appointed
Village tax collector at a salary of
$125. _ e •
^rs. Peter Torrance observed, her
. 84th- birthday. •
United Jeam won Joynt trophy by
taking last two games of series by
4 to 3 and 2-0 scores. - 4
Harvey Miller of Lanes, nearly
lost eyesight as blacksmith ; forge
blew up. . , ' ;, -
Rev. D. T. L. McKerrbll present-
r, ed by congregation upon completion
of twenty-five year pastorate in
Victoria ’ Church, Toronto.
Mrs. Helen Hudson of 'Elora, ob-
. - ' served 90th birthday. . .
Deaths: William Taylor, 21 years
old; Rev. Hanna,. Ripley; Alex Mc-
u Leod of Lochalsh, ' accidentally
drowned at Vancouver; T. S. Reid/
Orillia.
Weddings: Robert P. Henderson &
Charlotte Agnes Young.
’ April ’ ,
Ashfield Council recognizes brav
ery of Sid Smith and present him
with life-saving medal.
Mr. and Mrs; W. L. McKenzie re
turned from Florida, where they
spent the winter. . —
Blaze in home of Mr. and Mrs.
Clair Agnew7~ehec^
~ of fire damage^ - ’—__ _,
Relief matters ooctupy greater
k part of otherwise. uneventful April
Joynt trophy presented to United
Hockey team at pleasant social ev
ening in Town Hall.
Almost 9000 „ cattle in Bruhe re-
-^~ceived~t/eatment—/in—-wifcr— against-
warble fly.
Mr. Ralph Nixon hale apd hearty
on 95fh birthday.
■ United Church W. A. held unique
indoor.garden party. .
Fire in her * boarding place in
’ Northern Ontario, where she teaches
school, forced Elisabeth MqTvor to
EML' from a second storey window
irWner night attire, suffering burns
. ' arid a bad shaking-up. ■ / ,
R. J. Deachman selected' Liberal
candidate for North Huron at Wing-
hani convention.
Garbage disposal system consider-
■ ed By the local Board of Health.
Walter. Sturdy had fingers mang
led in rip saw at local furniture fa’c-
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• ■ ■ . *H. R. Allin elected president of
the Lucknow Bowling Club.
_ ___ 1933-34 winter ... killing of. apple
* ti^^" became “incfeasingly :evidetfF
and 85% of some orchards wiped
out. ,
Gang of railway men replaced two
railway bridges close to the village.
Police called to investigate thiev
ing at Silverwood’s downtown office,
which was broken into for third time
in ^wo years.
I . Literary Society provides fine
•h. Easter closing concert in Town Hall.
The month proved to be the driest
April on record, with less than '%
inch of rainfall.
'; I Flying squirrel seen in the village
* for the first time in many years.
Little loot was available when Mc
Millan’s butcher shop was broken
into.
Deaths: Thomas Rathwell, form
erly of Holyrood; James Hunter,
formerly of Zion; George G. Moffat,
former Kinloss clerk; Mrs. Rose
Mary Sheriff, West Wawanosh.
Alifta Solomon was severely hurt
when struck by a car driven by Har-
vey Miller of Lanes.
Miss Marion Williamson addressed
Presbyterian W. M. S. on her mis
sion work in India.
C. E. McDonagh had first joints
on 3rd and 4th fingers' severed by
■ strand of fence in peculiar mishap.
April .Weddings: Edmund Ross
Shiells arid' Annie Edna Bell; Harry
G. West and Mfirjorie Ashton j John
Henry How’e and Mary Evelyn Mc-
; (yUire; Robert Ross and Gertrude
Agnew. ‘ .
Professor ‘Edward Odium, 85, sec-
one} son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
John A/ Odium of Lucknow, died in
Vancouver after colorful career.
, May
^tennis club reorganized after be-
' l^Pfl/ormant in. recent seasons.
Water arid hydro arrears of $760
aroUse Council to action • to collect
same, and make landlords respon
sible, for payment of water rates of^
.their' tenants.
New provincial arhusement tax set-
to become, effective first of Jtine.
Members of Lucknow Lodge, No.
112 I.Q.O.F., held annual church
parade to St: Peter’s Church. ' ,
* Mrs. Howard Agnew elected ‘ presi
dent 4df Lady BbWfers.-' ,.
Ltickhow ball tfearri enters Bruce
occupy greater
ardine, Wingham, Clinton and Go
derich.
St. Peter’s Church held special
service of thanksgiving in connec
tion with the Silver Jubilee of King
George V,
Lucknow Rangers, Brownies, Guid
es and Scouts motored to London to
join the 4000 members pf these com
panies, who i greeted' Lord apd Lady
Baden Powell. / . , ’ . <
Rev. Robertson Millar . conducted
anniversary services , in the. Presby
terian. .Church. - ..'•/•
Mrs?. Temple | Clarke ufas elected
president of the Women’s Institute
after ten years'as secretary of the
organization. . ‘ ■
Mrs.- Paul Reed,, aged 91 years,
was presented with a basket of roses
at the Mothers’ Day service in. the
United . Church. :
Presentations made Miss Arabolle
Cameron,, prior to leaving for Wing
ham.
,R. J. Bowm’an, D.D.G.M., paid offi
cial visit to . Old Light Lodge. .
.South Kinloss congregation . ob
served 79th' anniversary". ’
George Spotton received ' North
Huron conservative, nomination with
out opposition. ' ■
Local Masons attended. Divine
worship in the United Church.
“ Mr. Alex McCarroll. suffers frac'
tured shoulder and shaking up in
fall at. Seaforth.. '
Lucknow Ripe Bajnd re-brganized
and- Roy McKenzie • appdirited; leader;
Public school students receive in -
perimental lessons. |
Rev. J. 07 Caley is preseri te7T“5y
parishioners prior to his departure
Jo Head. * J '
Wingham;, .opened ; Bruce League
season., with victory over Lucknow
on local diamond, Sepoys having won’
their; first game in Goderich. <,
Deaths: Jessie Rutherford, St.
“Helens; WiTlpam “K^jrjte; KinToughy'
Mrs,. George Webb, formerly of West
Wawanosh; Mrs. Jennie McRae.
Butch, formerly of Ashfield; Mrs/
Robert Garrick, Whit-echurch.'
Weddinrs: James S. Mitchell and
Ila Jean McLellan; William C. Simp
son and Gladys Garton; Reginald
•Carfejr and Mary Thelma McIntyre.
John R. Wraith and Fanny Wall; G.
Eldon - Miller and Dorothy McDon
ald; Alvin Collinson and Thelma
Drennan. -
June - ■ . *
Mrs. Roderick Campbell of Luck
now and her brother John of York-
ton, passed away the same morning
and were each laid to rest oh the
same day.
Rev. J. D. Gilmour ordained and
came, .as .Curate -to Lucknow succeed
ing Rev. ,J. C. Caley.
Bobby McNay receives . .jf.ash.ed..
Lorehead^a~GaF-4ind-truok--Gol-l-ide-9u-
main street. •. '. t '
Sepoys won second game . from,
Goderich Sailors 14 to 7.
Tenders for cement worlr at the
“Carding Mill”. bridge let to Arthur
Moore foi’ $375.
Belfast students war on starlings,
destroying ’3121 birds, and eggs. »
Mr. E. G., Zinn elected president
of North Huron U. F. 6. ,
Mr. Platten, father-in-law of Mr.
W. F. Thompson, sweepstake
in the sum of $20,00(k
Oddfellows hold decoration service^1
at South Kinloss cemetery.
Sentinel^, issues special' 8-page
merchandising issue.
Prescribed’ “Order of Service ’
used in United Church to commem
orate 10th anniversary of Union.
Rev. Dr. D. T. L. McKerroll, for
merly of Lucknow, elected Modera
tor of the Presbyterian Chufch
Canada. ■ , , .
Sepoys win from Kinclardine 4 to
, but lose to Wingham 9 to 1.
Luckpow Pipe Band draws large
crowd on 'first appearance.
Winifred Armstrong graduates a!
Toronto Hospital for Sick Children
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winner
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receiving 'scholarship fori
nursing.
“Old Form” of service hgld
Ashfield . Priesbyterian : Churich.
Cifi^ns’ Band held successful
ttoo and street dance.
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Difficulties -encountered in laying
bridge foundation and'.piling neces
sary. . • *.
Women’s Institute provides for
installation of a. drinking fountain.
Mr,. J. H. Cameron of London, a
native • of - West Wawanosh, retired
after 46 years in the' teaching pro
fession. , ,
LucknotC “Roosters” presented , fine
program over CKNX.
Jack Cook suffered broken arm
while, playing, ball.'
G. S. McIntyre appointed to Com
tinuation 'Schq
Hutchison-.
Paramount
nual outing at
Rev. W' A. Mitchell and bis
Dr.. Helen Craw Mitchell and
three children, arrived at her par
ents’ home in Dorchester on furlough
1 staff succeeding Mr;
imunity- holds
Bftrce Beach?-
an-
wife,
their
^Sepoys lost irn Kincardine 5 to 1,
but win Dominion Day victory in
Goderich 7 -to 5. •
Presentation—made, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Little by friends and neigh
bors. ■ .
“ Miss’ Vera Todd, July bride-elect.
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-August
Province discontinued single unemployed men '
August.
Young people' enroute
some time recovering from injuries Joyce Irwin, 80, former Paramount '
relief- to sreceivea*.“in motor accident, y/hen blacksmith, died of fractured nslcuh -
on first of Andrew McLennan was killed. ’ when .struck by car at Kerwood.
honored at Bloomingdale, as she
completed her duties as teacher there.
Deaths: Mrs. W. E. MacDonald;
Duncan McKenzie, Donald-Ross, for
merly of Ashfield; Mrs. Angus Mc-
Kinnon; Mr? Robert, Henry; James
H. Cummings; Mrs. Gregor, Stuart
Chicago ;,-’Mrs,o Catherine . Cathcart.
■Weddings—Albert Little’ and Daisy
'Ayles-Th^mp.son; Jack* Curran’' and
Grace Eileen , Treleaven,; Carl Pol
lock and Barbara Jean Grant; Ed
ward R„ McQuillin. and Jean. Louise
Grant; H. A. Vbaden and' ^iolet Kil
patrick; ‘Wilfred Hackett and Vir
ginia Margaret McDonald; Mr. Jos
eph Agnew and Mrs. Rebecca Lind
say;. Frahk Tout and Mr$. William
Kennedy; .William; H. Culbert and
Olive Isabel. Doughty,
■/ • July ' " • !
Citizens’ Band placed third at
Waterloo Festival,’ hut with 82 points
an increase of 3% points over prev
ious, year. > . ■
; Entire local entrance class, of. 19
pupils passed, 12, of them on their-
year’s, work.,
Checker players make prestffita-•
tion to Mr. and’Mrs. Joseph Agnew.
^Luekndw Boosters”, organized to
promote civic* projects, ."
Dick Carter,, and Mr. F. D. Mc-
' Teim an7/6e^rEru1ifJ^
car accident^ west of Taicknow- - U
Ernie Pullen ■ of Kiriloss,. dies of
chest injuries received when a Lro-
Jcenifewhiffiet-i^e^struek—him~-^-:T^ -
Miss Kate McDonald, was appoin
ted- public “school principal.
Sixty students of Lucknbw and
community Bible schools, give fine
demonstrating in: skating-rink..
. Teachers’ salaries reduced about
$1100, only, one change in staff.
Entire family of Mr. and - Mrsa
John Howe together-for first time in
24 .years, ■,'. * ’’ "../.
Dr. J. M. Kaine commences vetin1
ary practise here.
Wingham and Lucknow battle ‘to.
10,-inning scoreless dra<v, but Clin--
ton next administers Iff. to 0 drubb-
in^
Rev. Austin'L. Budge' conducted,
open-air conventicle that concluded
6th annual Presbyter’a.n ' Summer.
School at Kintail. ‘
Royal Canadian , D”''1'iv' As--:-cia-
tion parchment certificate presented'
to Mr. Donald McLestn of Ashfield.
for life saving efforts! ’ • '
Trwin hurls”Sepoys- to 5-0 victory,
over. Wingham in local park.
Honl James .Mai col rri announced
his o retirement from pu bl ic- - lifck—. ■ - ■
J/Toijxirii.ff^phxt.mje.ut^bxaken:in±o. „ and.,.
Katherine McKenzie of Lucknow,
robbed.
Articles by “E. X. Hqfds” com-
riienced an interesting monthly fea
ture in the Sentinel. .’
$28.50<rraised for Star Frpsh Air
.Fund at pleasing afternoon function
at Mrs. Wm. McKenzie’s.
Car driven by Mrs. A. E. McKirii,
.figured in accident near Flesherton.
when her mother, Mrs. May Reid,
received fatal injuries. ’
H. A. MacDougall,' penned- inter-,
esting article abdiit “Sandy” Nich
olson, whp the former was assisting
■in his Saskatchewan campaign as a
C.C,F?^candidate.
Ideal weather favors Lucknow
and Dungannon congregational pic
nic at Griderich.
Sepoys tie Kincardine 2-2 and win
weird 13 to 11 victory from same
team on local diamond a few' days
later.
England, family held /7th, annual
reunion at Grand Bepd.
• Miss' Elizabeth McCurdy; "SO-years
old, survived sister by 60 days and
received $12,000 accqrding to condi
tions in her will*,..
Luckjnpw Bopsters mp've tp petition
Coupcil to widen streets. Action
was ' taken early in 'August. ■
Mr. and Mrs, Hector McKay of
Whitechurch, ‘were surrounded ■ by
their family pff eleven -children-for the
first time in" 28 years.., ’ ■ •
William G. Nicholson was chosen,
farmer-labor candidate at a conven
tion ip Port Elgin. . -
.Jackie Scott underwent critical
mastoid,, operation in London from
which he recovered slowly.
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Sepoys receive 10 to 1 ’ trouncing
in/Clinton and . local sof tball team '
feses to Bethel, by a scorq of 17 to
6.\ ‘ '
Dickson.-'(Armstrong . deceridants.
hqld reuniori at Kinfail. . .
~ Deaths—William McQuillin / Mrs.
Angus Stewart (formerly Georgina
McGregor of Lucknow); Janie/Barr.
Weddings: Willi'arri 'E. Andrew &
Margaret Emeline -Finlay; Wilfried
Copelarid arid Annie Violet Ketcha-
bawx Clarence Arthur Curiiing and
Violet Stephen; D. J. McIntosh and
Vera E, Tbdd.’; Rev. John Poliock apd
Elizabeth Gilchrist; Allan H. -Firilay
and Gladys’Millsap iri Sask.; -Layton
Mitchell and Isohel L,ouise Murdoch
to Bethel
'have miraculous escape, as car driv
en by Alex Smith somersaults, a
few miles west of Lucknow.
Mr. John Joynt was taken ser
iously ill while at work -on, one of
pis farms. ' ' ■ , ' ■
Bert Gedd.es had ...his eai: taken, off.
•in distressful accident hear 'Galt.-
Miss Emma Robertson, a., passenger
in the .car, also .seriously hurt?. ■ ”
Village tax,.rate. lowered one mill-
School rate down 1^' mills, but viljj-
lagefe.rate Up slightly. ; , .
,Mr.vand Mrs. W.. A. Johnston of
Aghfield1 celebrate golden, wedding
anniversary/ '■ ■ 1
. Presbyterian '-' Church hears .
former pastors, . Rev. D. T. L,
Kerroll a.nd Rev.. J. S. Duncan
same . Sunday. .
Sepoys lose at Clinton and'.' ,wih
at Goderich by scores of 14 to 2 (and
11 to 2 respectively.
McDonald , clan he,ld 6th annual,
reunion in Ashfield.-
■' Andrew McLennan, of Ashfield died
shortly after receiving terrible- head
injuries- in a motor accident near
Clifford;" Mrs.. McDonald, his aunt,
and mother'of- the driver, was also,
severely ^nju'red.
Leslie Vincent crit.cally injured
when knocked from his" bicycle by a
cat, near Belgrave. Recovery was
slow /during several weeks spent in.
WinghaTp Hospital. ',
’ when .struck by car at Kerwood.
Presentations made Mr. and Mra
E. G. Ted. Rice and Miss Tillie RiteW
Zinn’s Tgame was also before the con- by friends in their respective com-
vention, ” muriities. ■
Dick Carter seriously injured South Bruce plowing match sue
when he fell .from a load of chop, cessfully held on Foster Moffat’s
Recovered after several weeks, in farm at Langside.
Wingham Hospital. ... Dungannon Fair, previously post-
.'.■Mrs.; Temple Clarke installed ' as poned^jjsas^_final.^exhi.bition. W-thr-
Rebekah District Deputy President season and drew a large crowd,
of Kincardine, district. ' < - I George' McDonald, native of Kin-
Horticultural Society holds color- los§? Liberal member elect upor.
ful flowe,r sho^r. ... '
■ Miss - Maizie Hackett•'showered by
Ashfield friends..'.."
Palmerston eliminated Lucknow
Jn first, round of the O.B.A.A. “C”,
playdo.wns. ■•',■. . “ ,/•./
■. Rumored split. in Bruce farmer
labor party denied by W. G. Nichol
son, Stevens’ candidate. ’ >'
St. Peter’s A.Y.P.A. made pre
sentations to Miss Florence McQuil-
lin, Mr. and Mrs. Fred McQuillin.
and Mr/and. Mr§.( Ed.- McQuillin. ./
Mrs. A. E. McKim absolved of all
blame in, connection with the. motor
accident in which her mother was
fatally, injured.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wilson ser
enaded and . presented by Citizens’
Band, and also presented by Luck
nog Table Co,, employees.
Kinloss school fair held under ra
ther ’unfavorable' weather coriditions.
Maitland ■ Presbytery -met at South
Kinioss/church with the' moderator,
Re\L. J. L. Burgess presiding.
’ Paintings of Rexford Ostrander
reveal" remarkable artistic ability.-,
Political campaign warimed up and
Hon. Jarno’s Malcolm . was chief
srieakerTar a ’joint” "Huroh^ahd^
Liberalrally in Lucknow.
Lloyd Ackert,. public speaking
chhmpion at Kinldss, qualified for
the County contest. ■ / ■
__Ashfield__and West Wawanosh
Townships held successful school
fairs. ., ' • ( ■__’ '
. Weather clears for Lricknow Fall
Fair and attendance dropped I only
slightly from previous year; .
Douglas family reunited ■ for first
time' in several years."'
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Morgan pre
sented with floor lamp by Fordyce
friends. . .
Deaths.: ..Mrs. Alexander Stuart;
Mrs. Donald . McDonald; Miss M.
Murray; Mrs. 'Susie Miller; Frank
Bogups; Margaret Jane Hethering
ton, forrnerly of Langside; D. R.
McIntosh; Wm. Pineombe; Mrs. Jas.
Fisher; Mrs. Wm. Cameron; Mrs.
M. J. McMillan. . '
Weddings: Elmer Morgan and Et
ta Taylor; A, R. Ellsmere and Enola
Buswell: Pharis Mothers and Maizje
Hackett; Mac Grant-; and Dorothy
W. J. Henderson became Steven’s
Candidate in North Huron.
. Council inspects- street widening
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Talk of .a 1936 reunion in Luck
now was heard, but sbbms t° .have,
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W. R... Tomlinson pf Port! Elgin
.chosen a Liberal, candidate for Bruce/
Sepoys finally .managed . to bealf
Clinton by ,,a . 5 to 4vdetofy' -Qn the
_ local dianiond. , ' ’ ; .{■'■/•’_
. ■ Mrs. ’M. A. ,Reed, celebrated her
91st birthday..'.
. Two overnight bagsl stolen/from
bowling!.-green; clubhd'use were re
turned. ■ ■ . ‘
Council decided to widen the! main.
street. and raising arid levelling of
. sidewalks to be fffst undertaken. :■
Grass’fire, threatens home of Hazel
and Ada. Webster. '
Ashfield’s 'mighty Scot, Roderick
Bain MacKenzie is . recalled as a sou
venir album of '“The Kilties’
circulated around t^vn-
William Andrew’s barn( and crop
narrowly- escaped destruction'-by fire,
as straw stack- near barn took, fire during threshing operations. I
Wellington McCoy, and Robert Rae
won district shield.Hn lawn bowling.
.. W. G. Nicholson became Stevens
cadnidate arid expressed intention of 7 __ ___ |___
“orgariizi n g Ste-veins- -dhb 4iere7^whivfe Kntch'abaw and--
-however—f-ailed- t-o-
Mr. John Heywo'fth accepted invi
tation to conduct a number with the
Waterloo Musical Society Band.
Kitchener rink carries
Trophy and occasional
loc-aj rinks' tournament.
official count in Souris consituency in.
Manitoba. ', . >
Rev, C. H.' MacDonald declined ' ' ■
invitation to become pastor of Ham-“?
il-ton Road Presbyterian Chiirch in
London, . • \ 4
; Marlene; 5-months old daughter,
of Mr, and Mrs. . Maxwell McLennan, .
swallowed’an open safety pin which
she later expelled without harm.
, Layman’s Association of South
Bruce Presbytery met in United
Church. . . ■
Head injuries in a fall at his 'home
nrdved fatal to Sam Hildred of Ber-
Vie. '
Deaths: Mrs. Angus Nicholson^
Mrs. /George Taylor, formerly of
Langside; Mrs. Wm. Irwin; Wesley
Henderson; Joseph Stothers, form
erly,of Dungannon; George McQuoid '
Weddings: Eric Walter Rice'and
Greta Webb; Armstrong Wilson and
Matilda./Ritchie; Walter MacFarlfine
and Doris Myrtle Raynard; Rod Me- .
Lennan and Jennie Kerri; Harry
Lem and Fanny Lee; Edward Gunn
and Mary Helen Zaleski; William -
C. AgneiV and Mildred . Kathleen
Coade.
,w was.
off Joynt
chairs ' . at
November
. Fire destroyed Wilbert Shean’s
barn and crop. .- ,
Mrs., Annie Caesar celebrated her
/80th birthday. • ■
“'•ATack~A4tk)ri^Mc’eiw5~ ~
bone and arm in collision with car
.driven by Mr. W. W. Hill. . •
Boy Scouts re-onganized under
leadership of Clyde Reid.
. 175 delegates attend rally and
banquet of Bruce Deanery in Luck
now. ■ ? '. ': < ( .
Earth ‘ fehior felt here and after
math is- many humorous stories. . ’
Open, week for deer shooting inau
gurated in- Grey and Bruce. .
Bank of Montreal observed 30th .
anniversary since established in 14
Lucknow.:. «
Remembrance Day service sponsor
ed by the W. I., was fitting tribute.
Edward B. Harrison died a fevr
days after celebrating his 90th birth
day.'
Miss Caroline Wellwood addressed
United Church audience on her mis
sion work in West China.
- -West Wawanosh --and —Ashfield"
Townships receive their reeves and
Councillors by acclamation as, nom
ination meetings pass quietly.
Public Library re-opened. after z
new system was installed. Andrew
Carnegie portrait wsis received.
Cameron Geddes concert company .
itaged fine concert, but audience
small.
Christens Carrick presented,. prior
-to leaving for the States to make
her home. , ‘ ‘ '
Silver wedding anniversary of.
Mr. and Mrs|. Wm. McKenzie was
charming eVent.. . ■
Mosquitofes were prevalent in the
Zion district which is believed to
set a record. ’ r •
. Captain Alex MacKay, formerly
Of Lucknow/ celebrates one hund
redth birthday in Alberta.
F. G? Todd had championship
steer at the-Royal Winter Fair which
brought .75c a pound when sold . by
auction.
Mrs. Andrew Oberle met tragic
death by drowhing at Walkerton.
Mr. Wm; Fisher of Kinldss, suffers ,
fractured ribs and narrowly escapes j.
fatal injuries when kicked by a
horse, . '
Death|s: Mary Hogan; James Al
ton; Dr. John McLean; N. D. Mac-
Kenzie:. Sainuel Leach; Mrs. Samuel
Johnston; Isabella McGregor; Don
ald MhcLeod. . c®5
Weddings: Major Norman Wright
and Dr. Mary Anna Nicholson.
' December' t
Lucknow United Church .celebrated
the 50th anniversary of the building
of the church. Historical review- giv
en by Dt. Newtori and fatality dur
ing building recalled. - Rev. Turk ’’
special speaket. Over 600 at fowl
supper.
Library . Board drafted series
regulations
books.
Victoria
presented
their thankqffering „ meeting.
; The Library Board ?agaifi sought
ap. increased grarit from the Village
council, at tbe December meeting.
, ' Miss Mary Douglas played prom
inent part,, in musical recital at
ctiener.
Santa Claus treated nearly
children to bags of sweets. ■
:-Fdna^’Wol!fe7^s*?J6,hn- -G“—McNab-'^and1
"Rena MacDonald.
Octpber
Council passed new milk by-law to'
control the production,’ handling and
sale of milk and cream.
Village rate of 42 mills on assess
ment of $414,505 levied to raise
$17,225.21. ,. ’ x •
Work of street widening was -pro
gressing rapidly, and completed dur
ing- the month. ;
Ashfield Township reported pay-:
merit of all' 1934 taxes.
New books placed on the shelves
at the Public Library.
Mr, and Mrs. James R. Hackett
were presented by Ashfield friends
as they retired to Lucknow. /
Wind flattened horse sheds at
Dungannon, as weather forced post
ponement of Fall- Fair.
- - George Spotton and Gideon Ruttie
address rather poorly' attended con?
derivative rally in Lucknow.
’Mrs. J. M. Greer left for Saskat
chewan, due to the illnesS of her
father,‘Mr, Neil Beaton,-’who passed
avyay in November.
Lucknow High School pupils creat
ed keen competition' at field meet.
Mr. H. H. Hannam was the chief’
speaker at a joint rally-of the Huron
and Bruce Reconstruction parties.
Liberal candidates elected in both
JTufo'n' ,and Brti^e ,ridings, Tomlinson-
in - Rfiic^L while George Spotton went
down to defeat in favor of R. J.
Deachman. • • .
“Gandy” Nicholson. running ,as a
C.C.F. candidate in , Saskatchewan,
met. defeat in the Federal election.
"Tn^rals sweep country in Federal
election giving Rt. Hon. MtKenzie
King the biggest majority’ of follow
ers' in Canada’s history.
Miss Dorothy -Douglas gave final
Lucknow"'address at Presbyterian W.
M.S. Thankoffering, before return
ing to Formosh.
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■Lu'cknow students retain "inter-
«ch'ool athletic trophy. , -
Mr. George Fisher took over the
! Lucknow hotel, formerly operated'
i by Chester Lee. ', •
Rebekahs and Oddfellows held
,joint installation of officers that saw
Mr'.f and Mr.' Charles Steward be
come noble grand of their respective
lodges. ' . /
Silverwood staff made presentation
■Miss Ada Helm honored b/y ’Zidn
friends. .
Irwin pitches Sepoys .'to victory
tliat eliminated Ki.ncardi'ne ■' frori)
Bruce League race.
Gideon Ruttie choice • of ' Conserva
tive convention in Bruce..
' Gala Scottish night, sponsored ' by
the Pipe Band, draws monster crowd.
Misses Enola Buswell and Ki
McDonald are shoiVere.d by Ludknow
friends. • \
Six successive generations reside,
on farm, now owned, by CliffT’d Har-
kett in Ashfield. «
• Wingham victory over Sepoys'puts
them in “C” series which they cap
ture -from Hanover to bccomO Bruce
League “C” efiampioris.
Clinton defeats Wingham in' 3-
game series for ■ “B” championship'
of southern group. Clintori i^i turn
was eliminated by Chesley.
United Church selects Caledonian
park ' for-successful church picnic.'
.. Mr. D. R,: McIntosh critically ill.
after suffering stroke, in Southamp-
toh; .
Deaths: -Margaret. McRae;' Wil
liam MacDonald; former sawmill op
erator in Lucknow; Ebenezcr Arm
strong, formerly of Ashfield; ‘. Mrs.
Charles Durinin, formerly of- Luck-,
now; Mrs. Dutacan McLeod.
Weddings 1 Palmer A. Kilpatrikk
and Eunice Longp/Mr. David H. Alton
and Mrs. Elizabeth Webster; Noripan
Wilson and Celeste Carr; Fred Mc
Quillin and Margaret Miller;
Woods and- Ada Helm.
September
Cash box containing more
$75.00 stolen friofti home of Mrs. A.
R. Finlayson.
■ Water from secondary well tested
“A” in a bacteriological fefet..
Mr. and Mrs. Michael CriReilly,
celebrated golden .wedding in Gode
rich.' < ' / ,
Severe heart attack fatal to Mrs.
Catherine' McDonald’, who 'had just
shortly been ■ telnased • from. Walker- ..
!ena
iLome
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of
governing borrowing of
Mission Band .members
creditable program at
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