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• WEDNESDAY, MAY 125.1976 ' PAGE FOURTEEN
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LOOKING :BACKWARDS
THROUGH THE SENTINEL FILES
10 YEARS AGO
APRIL 1966
The Lucknow B'oy . Scouts had
18% tons of waste paper to ship
following their collection, one of
'the. biggest loads .they• had evgr
shipped, '
Work was in progress in drilling_
a well on the site of the new school
being constructed by Huron County
School Area No. 2 on the 9th
concession of Ashfield for pupils
from West Wawanosh and Ashfield
Townships.
ErneSt Hefferman of Tilbury, a
former member of the Timmins
police department, assumed duties
as police officer in Lucknow:
Milton Rayner, manager of the
Bank of Montreal in Lucknow for
ten years, was transferred , to
Goderich as manager with the
move to take effect in mid May.
The .new Lucknow Manager was
Donald. Ross 'of Richmond Hill.
30 YEARS AGO
APRIL 1946
blacksmith shop to devote More
time to his-.garage busiyiess.
50 YEARS APO
- APRIL 1926
Bert. Alton of Ashfield had two
fingers on his right hand badly
crushed while assisting at A
wood-cutting at the home of of, his
brother, Roy Alton.
The first annual -imeeting of
Lucknow United Church was held.
Rev. Cosens was the minister.
John Button was congregation
treasurer.
Junior 2nd at . Lucknow Public'
Schoot had enrolled Isobel' 'Doug-
*las: George Joynt, Alex Macintosh,
Freddie Milne, Lillian Home, Billy
MacKenzie, Frank MacKenzie,
Barbara Solomon, Flora Webster,
Isobel Hamilton, Elliott Webster,
Donalda Thompson, George Whit-
by, Audrey Henderson, Alfred,
Armstrong, Margaret Baker,'
Maudie Fisher, Leonard Webster,
Leonard MacDonald, Christine Fin-
layson.
Teacher was H. Sheiriff.
KINGS:BRIDGE
MARK DALTON PASSES
Sincere.symPathy is extended to
Mrs. Mark Dalton and Members of
the Dalton families on' the:death of
Mark John Dalton in St. Joseph's
Hospit4l,. LoAdon on Thursday,
May.6 in hiS' 52nd year.
. Mr. Dalton is . survived by his
wife, the former Clarice Lasiline;
7 daughters, Mrs. Louise Martin of .
R. R. 5 Kincardine.; Mrs. Maiiieen
Chilton; .Moose Factory; Denise,
Ann, Bridgette,, Jacqueline and
Maria, and song 'Paul and. Shawn,
all of home; twn sisters, Mrs. Mary
''Brien` .of, Goderich and Mrs.
Delores McGinnis of Washington,
D.C.; his brother Eugene of
Windsor and,four grandsons..
His body rested at the
McCallum Funeral Parlour, Goder-
ich. St. Joseph's Roman Catholic
Church at Kingsbridge was filled
for the Funeral Mass celebrated by
Reverend Father Edwin Garvey,
C.S.B'. Of Houston, Texas on
Saturday morning, May 8 at 10.30
a.m. Interinent was in St. Joseph's
Cemetery, Kingsbridge. •
Assistant priests were: Reverend
Father Ed Dentinger; Father
Moynahan' of Goderich; Father
Don Dietrich, Kifchener; Father
Carauana, Parkhill; and Father D.
H. Mallon, Houston, Texas.
Friends and relatives , from a
distance were: Mr. and .Mrs. Louis
McGinnis, and family of McLean,
Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Chilton and son Tommy, Moose
Factory; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Dalton and family, Windkor, Ontar-
io; Mr. and Mrs Ray Dean and
family, Falls Church, Virginia; Mr.
and„ Mrs. Ken King and family,
Welland, Ontario; Mr. and 'Mrs.
Joe kr Brien and family,: Goderich;
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Chilton,
Moose Factory; Mr. and Mrs. John
Dietrich and family, Mississauga;
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lalonde and
family, Orillia; Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Murphy and family, Toron-
to; Mrs. Marie Garvey, Toronto;
Mr., and Mrs. Michael Garvey and
family, Mississauga; Doctor and
Mrs. Peter golland and family,
Mississauga; Doctor and Mrs'.
Claude Macdonald, Toronto; Marg-
uerite O'Connor, Pickering; Mr,
and Mrs. Hugh Benninger, Dublin;
Gordon' Valad and son Keith .of
London; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Meyers, London..
Congratulations to Michael J.
Courtney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leci
Courtney of Gc•derich, and. Joan
Marie Chester, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Chester of
Lucknow, who were married in St.
Joseph's Church,: Kingsbridge on
Saturday, May 8 by the Reverend
Father Ed Dentinger, C.R. 'Dinner
was served to approximately 135
relatives and guests 'at the Saltford
Valley Hall, followed, by a recep-
tion.
Ralph Austin, who has been
employed in Rocky Mountain
House, Alberta arrived hpme on '
Tuesday, May 11 to spend vacation
with his parents,' Mr. and Mrs.
,John Austin and brothers Joe and
'Eugene.
John O'Connor, who has made
his home for the winter months in
Lucknow with Mr. , and
Raymond Leddy, returned to , his
home here on: Wednesday, May 5.
Visitors . this week with Mr.
O'Connor are Mr: and Mrs.. Peter
Murray of. Royal Oak, Michigan
and Mrs. Monica Kasper of Grosse
Point, Michigan. -
Miss Marguerite, O'Connor of
Pickering is visiting at the honite of
Raymond Dalton. '
Miss Fay Hogan of Owen Sound
and. John CUSQlit0 of London spent
the weekend at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Connie
Hogan.
Mr. and Mrs.' Edwin 'Meyers and
Gordon and Keith Valad of London
vWted*at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Dennis Dalton following the funeral'
of. Mark Dalton.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Courtney of
Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Cornack of Scarborough spent the
weekend at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Courtney and attended
the- wedding of Michael Courtney
and Joan Chester in Kingsbridge,
on , Saturday, May 8.
Area residents are reminded of
the Blood Donor Clinic to be held at
the Goderich District Collegiate
Institute on • Wednesday, Maya 19
from 2. to 5 in the afternoon and
from 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. •
Children of St. Joseph's parish
took part in the Crowning of the
Blessed Virgin Mary on Sunday,
May 9 - Mother's Day: Children
from .Kindergarten to 'Grades 4,
under the direction of teachers
Mrs. •Ann Riegling and Mrs.
Barbara Eedy, joined in the
procession carrying flowers.
crowning was done by Miss' Joan
Tigert, assisted by Marjorie O'Neill
and Mary Luanne Clare. Students
in . Grades :5 'to 8 joined the choir
under the direction of Miss Nancy.
Anderson.
Several from this; area joined
with members Of the Wingliam Pro
Life Group in their annual dinner
meeting held in St. Paul's Anglican
Church, Wingham on Wednesday,
M43' 5 . _
Peter G. Proulx was ordanined a
Priest by Bishop Windle of the
Diocese of Pembroke on Friday,
May 7 at the Most Holy Name.
Church in Pembroke, His fifst
Mass was celebrated on Saturday.
Those attending from this area
were Mary VanRooy, Marie Boyle,
Bernadine VanRooy, Mike 'Boyle,
Leo Redmond; Peter Frayne, Steve
Reaburn and Ralph Austin.
Zippy. Tririettes
Meeting eight of Zippy Trinettes
III was held at Mrs. Dona
Campbell's: 1: uesday, May 4 at 7.00
p.m. The, president, . Barbara
Hackett; opened the meeting by
repeating the '4-H" pledge. ..The
home assignments and roll call
were taken Up. Sharon Alton read
the minutes for the last meeting.
The work meeting will be, held at
Mrs. Dona Campbell's on Tues.
day, May 18 at 7.00 p.m. Our book
check will be Saturday, May 8,
Mrs. Dona Campbell discused
how to evaluate an embroidery
article, and finals plans were made
for Achievement Day. We. have.
decided on "Colour and Colour
Schemes" for our exhibit.
For gimp work all the metribets
Participated in finishing up their
"Free Choice" article.
Athol 'Purdon purchased the ,
Hollyrnan Bakery in Lucknow:
Wesley Taman of Blyth was'
engaged as baker. Edgar Holly'
man had owned the .buMness for
almost 25 years, purchasing it from
W. J. -Spindler 'September l'st,
.1921. Mr. Hollyman had previous
to that been employed by Mr.
' Spindler.
Village Council held a special
meeting ,to deal with the housing
shortagg the town, which was
quite sei4ous.
Garfield Ostrander closed his
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