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Joe Hilverda
Manager
Lucknow
528-2826
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Manager
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Manager •
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Bluestones'
Some from this area afte
Christmas Country Fair
Arts, Crafts and Bakinj
Saltford Valley Hall on. W
and Saturday, October 2(
Mrs. Mary Louise Da
admitted to .the Wingi
District General Hospital
day, October 23 folio
accident. She received br
lacerations and received
inatebr 17 stitches to the i
She was released from th
'on Monday, October 25.
Thomas O'Neill spent
\end at his home here.
Mrs. Mary Frayne
London on Sunday, Octot
spend the' winter month
CROSS COUNTRY MEI
Point' Farms Provincia
the scene for a cross coi
between St. Joseph's
bridge; Colborne; Brool
toria and Robertson Publ
St. Joseph's did not do
we would, have wishe
runners starting, finishe
itself is a feat that ma
bould not• accomplish. P
in their groupings we
Connolly and Jackie Dal
Sinnett placed second
Van Osch placed. third.
Saturday, October
Senior and Junior Boys
Huron-Perth soccer 'fin:
forth District High ,Schc
Senior Girls are in the f
Columban.
Mr. Zyluk is ati
Principal's conference- i
representatives of the H
R.C.S.S. Board. '
Congratulations to M
Tom Hogan on the birtl
boy in the Wingham
General Hospital on Fri
er 22nd.
It's your civic duty
responsibility—don't t
a way to duck it.
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the Cana
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LOOKING . BACKWARDS
:THROUGH .THE SENTINEL -',FILES
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20 Years Ago'.
On October 14, 1916, the
post-office in the village of St.
Helens closed. Owing to the
development of the rural mail
service, the volume of business at
the office had so fallen off that the
department no longer considered it
profitable' or necessary. The St.
Helens office was 'among the first
to be opened in this area and had
served the pioneer settlers of .'
Wavvanosh and Kinloss for .some
time before an office 'was opened at
Lucknow.
cows.
A new Meat Market w opened
in Lucknow by N. H. edley,
bringing 'the number of butcher
shops to.three. The new shop was
in W. J. Little's building. The
opening day specials were Fresh
Picnic Hams, 14c lb. and Smoked
Picnic Hams, 17c lb.
60 YEARS AGO
OCTOBER 1916
Approximately 150 members and
guests of the Goderich and District
Pro 'Life Group attended the third
annual dinner meeting held in St.
Joseph's -Parish Hall at Kings-
bridge on Monday evening, Octob-
er 18. Dinner was in the form of a
"pot luck smorgasbord". The
guest speaker •was Doctor J.
Bannister, NI.D. Master of
ceremonies was Eugene Frayne.
Sincere sympathy is extended to
Mrs. • Betty Doherty, the family and
friends of the late WS. Edna Black,
who passed away suddenly at the
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital, Goderich on Tuesday,
October 19 at the 'age of 68. Her
71/2 OZ.
14 OZ. GREEN GIANT
KRAFT DINNER
FANCY PEAS
19 OZ. PALANDA
PINEAPPLE
KINGSBRIDGE
WEDNESDAY' t OCTOBER !
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OZ. JAVEX
BLEACH . 51
1 int I FANCY 'PEACHES 55 v, T (HALVES OR SLICES)
19 OZ. DEL MONTE
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body rested at the Stiles Funeral
Home 'in Goderich. The funeral
was on Thursday, October 21' at 2
p.m. with interment• in Dungannon
Cemetery.
Congratulations to. Miss Joanne
Wildgen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs..•
Herb Wildgen of Goderich, former-
ly of Kingsbridge and to Gordon
Glen, son of Mr. and. Mrs. Robert
Glen of R. R. 5 Clinton, who were
married in St. Joseph's Church at
Kingsbridge on Saturday, October
23 at 3 p.m. Given in marriage by
her father, Herb Wildgen, the
Reverend Father Ed Dentinger,
C.R. performed the ceremony. The
matron of •honour was the bride's
sister, Mrs. Pauline Davis. Brides- '
maids were Misses 'Betty Glen,
sister of the groom and Marie
Hibbert. The beSt man was John
Cox. Ushers were Michael
Wildgen, brother of the bride and
Wayne Layton. The pianist and
soloist was Miss Marianne Frayne..
An open reception was held at- the
Vanastra Recreational Centre.
Guests were present from Van-
couver; British Columbia, London,
Hamilton, Chatham, Clinton, God-
erich and the surrounding area.
Congratulations to Peter. J. and
Stephanie Vogt 'on opening of
"Sullivan's Restaurant" at Kings-,
bridge on Friday, October 22nd.
Several from this area -attended
the hot turkey supper served at the
Lucknow United Church on. Tues-
day, October 19..
Congratulations to Barbara Wilk-
ins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Wilkins, R. R. 3 Lucknow
and to James Arthur Sheppard, son
of. Mr. and Mrs. James P.
Sheppard of Cambridge, Galt who
were married on Saturday, October
23 'in the LuCknow United Church at
4 p.m.
Eugene O'Keefe pf Hamilton
visited on the weekend with Mr. ,
and Mrs. Joseph O'Keefe and
family.
A Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic
will be held at the Goderich District
Collegiate Institute on Wednesday,
November 3 from 2 until 5 in the
afternoon and from 6.30 until 8.30
in the evening. Blood is badly
needed. Please give so that a life
may be saved. It is one job that can
be done while , lying down.
The grand opening of C. A.
Becker Equipment Limited, located
one mile south of Lucknow on the
Dungannon • Road took place on
Friday 'afternoon and evening,
October 22 beginning at 1.30 p.m.
Following the opening ceremonies
a beef barbecue anrrefieshments
were served and a tractor and plow
demonstrations were held. A large
crowd attended the free dance with
the music supplied by "The
OCTOBER 1956
In common with other centres in
the district, barber prices advanc-
ed. The -general Charge was
increased to 75c for haircuts, 50c
for a shave. and 50c across the"
board for children's hair cuts.
Mrs. -David Kennedy of White-
church observed her 94th birthday
on October 1st.
Angus MacKay, who for twenty-
nine years served the Presbyterian
Church in Canada as missionary
and teacher on the Jhansi field in
India, was Ordained into the Holy
Ministry of the Church of Jesus
Christ at an impressive service in
Chalmer's Presbyterian Church at
Whitechurch. Mr. MacKay went to
India in 1927 as a volunteer worker
and teacher and, through the years
had pioneered teaching in jungle
villages.
40 YEARS AGO
OCTOBER 1936
Canadian Beaver were busy
building a dam within three miles
of the village and .it was•thought to
be the first time beaver had ever
been known to inhabit the streams
in this vicinity. The dam building
operation was on the farm of Rod
MacDougall,. concession 4, Kinloss
Township, across the Black Creek.
A West Wawanosh farmer Was
reportedly confronted by a wild cat
one evening when going after his
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