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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
PAGE FIFTEEN WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1916
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KINLOUGH
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hedley
and family were guests at the
Resch-Carrick wedding at St.
George's Church, Owen Sound on
Saturday. —
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Brown (nee Brenda Haldenby)
of Brockville on the gift of a little
daughter Julie Anne on July 12th.
Mr. and. Mrs. Stanley Johnston
and Nancy, of London visited during
the week with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Guest,
The Holyrood Women's. Institute
will meet on • Thursday (evening)
August 5th at 6.30 p.m. for a poi
luck supper at the home of Mrs.
Raynard Ackert_ Roll call - Display
of heirlooms "Show and tell".
Motto - The Erland Lee Home.
Topic - History of the Holyrood
Township hall, Display of the
Tweedsniuir History Book. Direc-
tors - Mrs. Howard Harris, Mrs.
William MacPherson.
Mrs. William E. Haldenby has
been a, patient in the Wingham and
District Hospital.. Her many
friends wish her a' good recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barr have
been visiting with relatives in
Western Canada.
Larry Evans returned home after
' holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Nicholson, and Lois.
Mrs. Marretta Hodgins, Edna
and May Boyle visited in Teeswater
with Mrs. Edha Whytock and with
' Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hodgins and
Mr. and. Mrs. Ezra Stanley at
Lucknow.
A. bridal shower was held at
Kitchener on Saturday evening for
Miss Barbara Preiss whose wed-
ding takes place in August.
Mr. and Mrs., Jack Walsh and
their daughter Shelley left on
Tuesday on their return trip to their
home in Melfort, Saskatchewan,
after holidaying with /his Mother,
Mrs, Gertrude Walsh and othet
members of his family here:
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kimsley and
son of Sarnia visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Haldenby and gamily on
Saturday evening.
Mr. Wilbert Hodgkinson of
Wingham called on friends here on
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Gertrude Walsh had her
family ,home for Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Walsh and Shelley of
Melfort, Saskatchewan; .Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Currie of Waterloo;
Mr. and Mrs. Miller. Hartwick and
, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hartwick,
Chris and Michael of Kincardine;
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Walsh,
Stephen, Debbie, Sherry and John -
of Bervie and in the evening Mr.
and. Mrs. John McFadyen ' of
Kincardine,
Mrs. Marretta Hodgins returned
to London on Sunday after a three
weeks holiday at her lime here.
DIANNE MacKAY
CONTINUED' FROM PAGE 1
active member of the Purple Grove
4-H Club where she has acted in
the capacity of Assistant Club
Leader. During her nine years of
Club work 'she has participated in
16 clubs. She has helped organize
County 4-H events, assuming a
leadership role there.
Dianne is very much a 4-H
,member who has • proven to her
leaders, and fellow club • members
she is reliable, courteous and
' considerate with'a personal interest
in all. In Junior Farmers •she has
taken t an active interest having
been local Club President. County
Newsletter Editor, and County
Secretary-Treasurer.
Her interests -in school were
evidenced by her higt standing in
academic work ivhile she also was
active in house league sports, the
choir and Student's Council. Her,
church has not been. forgotten as
she was a C.b.I.T. president, a
Sunday School teacher and a
member of the Centennial Commit-
tee for the church.
At present she. is working with
her father on the farm. In the fall
she plans to enter the University of
Guelph majoring in Family Studies.
Her scholarship will be of some
help financially in her studies
there.
the store Wilding where their
busitiesS was located, from, W. P. 'q
Reed. • Th ge buildin was originally
owned by. John Ackert•
Joe Kerr installed a crushing
outfit ad "weigh wiles in a, newly
opened gravel pit on the Gore Roa0:1
off Quality Hill.
West Wawanosh - School , Area
Board made plans to close "Nay-
lor's Schobl" on the 12th conces-
sion because of small enrolment.
Dr. Wm. Fbwler of Erin and
formerly of Lucknow was appointed
Bruce County Medical Health
Officer. •
Fire destroyed the barn.on Jack
Switzer's grass farm, between the
boundary and the 12th concession
of Ashfield, the day before an
auction sale was to be held on the
premises.
5.0 'YEARS AGO
• JULY 1926
Canadian National . Railways
were advertising "50,000 harvest-
ers wanted in Western Canada".
The fare, to Winnipeg was $15.00.
1500people attended the Golden
Jubilee Reunion at Zion United
Church.
Top, rink at Mount Forest
bowling tournament was composed
of Lucknowites F. T. Armstrong,.:
Robert Rae, Torn Watson and T. S. -
Reid.,
10 :YEARS 00
JULY 1966
Rev. HoWard Strapp; minister of
Lucknow United Church, retired
after 41 years in the ministry. Re
was honopred by the congregation
at a surprise satial evening and
presentation.
On the farm of Jim Needham,
Purple Grove, four pair of twin
calves were born during the first
week of July. Another pair were
born back in January. '
About $300. in cash was stolen
from the Lucknow Branch of the
Canadian Legion.
Mrs. Eldon Wraith of Lucknow
was appointed local representative
for the DepartMent of Transport.
She succeeded Mrs. H. D. Thomp-
son, who had held the position for
7V2 years.
KnechterMilling Limited closed
their Lucknow' store after a
considerable number of years of
operation. Treleayen's Lucknow
Feed Mill Ltd, was appointed as
the new Lucknow dealer for New
Life Feeds., Alex MacNay had
managed Knechtel's Lucknow
Branch -for_ nine years—.
30 YEARS AGO
JULY 1946
S. C. Rathwell & Son purchased