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;Mr. Alfred 'Andrew. .of. Orillia
Visited ; Mrs. Gordon.,
Kirklancl, 'recently.: '
Xt. and 'Mks.. 'Jack McDonagh
•and Ross spent Saturday at Cre-
diton and Exeter where they vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. Ward, Fritz,
• The Iatier;•'aecompanied by their
.datighter Mary Lou; ',are leaving
-in June :ori a trip to, DirOpe.
Mr; 'and Mr. Georige Hunter,
visited. Sunday,' with Mr. and
Mrs. 'Cliff Hackett: Mr.. and Mts.
W. g.:Hunter'-and Marlene 'vis-
itedi Mr. and. Mrs. • Ge9rge Henry
on .un ay.
' Mr. and Mrs. Fred • Anderson
and-M-
.C.harlie Anderson, it :being the
• oceaiion of Ronald's 8th bit-th.:-
day.
Mrs. Bill: Hunter'. visited. her
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mother, • Mrs. Gardner, at the
home of her sister, kri. Jtae,
Freentan on Thuriday.
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WORK .144*FRICA
The Afternoon and. Evening
Auxiliaries of the W.1VI.S. met in
the Fellowship. Room a. -the
United Church to -hear Miss Eliz-
abeth Webb,- a 'missionary from
Africa, speak of her work in the
schools:there. The members were
welcomed by Mrs. T. A. Mac-.
Donald, who presided for The
meeting. Following a hymn, and
• the Lord's prayer, 19Irs. Isobel
McK.enzie read the scripture. A
vocal solo by Miss Margaret Rae,
a reading by MrS.• Robert
lay and a 'piano •solo by: *s.
Grant lVfeiklejOhn preceded .the
intreduction• "Of the speaker' by
Mrs. Alex Andrew.:•
Miss Webb introdu.ced her ad-
dress by a quotation from Ezek-
• iel: "Choose ye. 'a watchman to
blow the trumpet''. She said'her
reason for going to Africa was
that she felt the Lord had ca1l7
ed her to tell the people there
of Christ. she showed on a irria.p
where she; te.,iehes in the Soudan
interior, of Nigeria in Africa,
The • .1Vlission is international in
that it i•S reptesented by ten dif-
ferent .countries. It is also. inter-
denominational.. The • school of
which she -has been the principal
has 16 native teachers with her-'
self , as the Only. 'White person.
They_taught459 childzen.for the
regular eight ' year elementary ply from the first •well which
course, with all the spare mom- had dropped from 145 to 100
ents possible devOiecL to teach- gallons a l'hinute. Councillor.
ing from the Bible. Night school I Bushell dissented, ' favoring a
is,alsci,.held for men and Women. cash settlement.
Pagans are rriuCh 'easier to win . 'James Little died at the
to Christ than the Mcilionune- age of 94 at the' home' of her
dani. Britain is granting Nigeria son Albert Of.,.Kinloss• Township.
. her independence next year, Two Diincan Munn, Of Ripley was
polltiCal. parties are agreeable to elected Bruce pourity Warden, :
the missionaries' teachingS. The S, C. Rathwell was reelected
third,party,,whieh is Mohammed, president of - the Horticultural
only agrees :to the rn,ediCal and Society. Reeve Alex Hamilton
educational aids Without the re- asked. to be relieved' ef the. sec:-
ligions teachings of the mission:- reiary's job due.: to municipal
aries. Miss:: Webb Said prayers duties . and was' , succeeded by
are -needed now more--than--ever Robert Fisher. • •
,
to ;keep God's work going in the
Dark 'Continent ' • ,
WEDNiSDAY, MAY 4th, 1955
THROUGH THE SENTINEL 'FILES
Ailep.o4r,Pagoommarre4ippapp41•iso041•001,04•114101"111•01•••'00""Pano91•00.m.v
Ten Yeirs Ago
have the name Changed to T.
Sepoy IMannfactnring Co. Char:
"The 'home of ,I4r. and •Mr. ter members .of the -firm were
. .
Alex MacLennan *(the , former John.joYni,' Dr. G. A. Newton,
Balfour property) was dirnaged Frank Tate, W. G. Amirew, G.
by fire, , .•, H. ;Smith, , Jos, Agnew, :VT if.
Eileen Henderson 'received her Wraith. , . ..
cap at Stratford General liospi- LueknOw's hockey team was,
, , • , stireeping things in the Lakeside
tal.
.. James C. PUrclon'Tesigned af- League.. Th'e, line-up was: goal,
ter 15, year' service as West Bill 'Reid; de., Clyde Reid 'and
Wawax4o41„ Town:Ship read sup- Cecil Allin; rover, Harold Allin;
erintendent.'1.; . ', :, .• forward - line, Ernie : IMillson,
Stuart Robertson ,,and' W. W. Briawn MallOugh; Leroy ••Ilorrie: ,
Hill were appointed • to the Pres- • • Thom:as Watson was , Now,.
byterian Church 'Board, of: Trus; ' Grand tlie 1.0.0.1. Lodge:
tees,... , succeeding the 'late Cr: 5% "7A,',report ..1:Was made bx. the
Robertson' and John M. apP. heri-. Dtimntaatriinog. Ethleeet.reicoaCt, Gornf Meriosmsiri6,:iisg-
son.,
was being. used for the first time way and an approximate 'estim.-
at winghain Hosp.itai,,, , , . itahtte.wasteo.ifisruet:.hvs,t,aieex4
Penicillin, ".the wonder 'drug", the ill-fated West Shore Rail-
' Twenty. Years Ago it would be. impoSsible to make
inntilleinne.;X•wwWearases, ,t1popmnp‘oopiiiuned:ieedd ,
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- A Lee newspaper .press
installed at. The Sentinel to re -
was Manager of the Northern croCc.n '
place the worn out Press. whicrh, bank .0' Regina; .. . '
had served , for many years arlO ' ' " . • —
which at 'one time was manually ,.• Fifty Years Ago
;powered by •Jock .Adarns. •
The Village Council 1'accepted The C,P.R. had . Secured *a
't,h *Proposal of the Surety, Co charter for the construction or,
to sink a second Well\in fulfill- a 411ne from Hanover. to Luck.- ,
rgeitt of a guarantee water sup- rioW." • ,
• - ' the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
John Peart, their daughter ErallY
became the bride of J. G. Mar-:.
docli. The ceremony • :was per..
formed by Bev. R. W. MilIyard
.asSisted by Rev. D. T. .L: Me-
Kerroll.• • . •
• LucknoW's •seven -man' hockey'
team .defeated Palmerston 10.6,
The :line-up Was: -goal. :11.. Red -
ley; point; Bill Peart; 'cover::
.point;;•W, *McCoy; rover, R. H::
Thompson; centre, Scott; wings.
13oy4 and. Habbick: (No ,sUbs in
those clays). . '•• _
'The Cotinty
planning to build two ,iron..
Thirty- Yetrs Ago •
Mrs: Vernon . Minter thanked Mts., Angus MacDougallpaSs-;
the. Speaker for .her splendidiad-:-ed-aWay •-in-her--101-sLyear_at_lier
dress and. assured her :of ,oUr borne' on Concession 2, KinloSs.
support A vocal duet by Mrs, The School Board was 'calling
Raynard, Ackert:, and . Mrs,. Mon, a Ptiblie ineeting to . discuss 'ye-,
BORN • gan Johnston concluded the meet.: modelling the school.
TRELEA.VEN-,-in Rochester Hos-
pital, On Saturday; April 30th, _to.
Mr. And Mrs. Wm. 1-1., Treleaven.
of Monaca, '• Penn' a •Son
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•MacDONALD—at .Victoria ,Hos-
pital; London, on Saturday; Apr.
30th, to Mr. and Mrs. W. Graham
MacDonald, London, a -daughter:
HOGAN---at Goderich Hospital;
on Sunday, April 24,• 1955, to Mr:
and Mrs..Louis 'Hogan, .R. R. 7.,
LuCkno*, a daughter:
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FORANat',Goderich Hospital on
Saturday, April April •23; 1955; to Mr,
and. Mrs. john Yorap,.
Auburn, a 'daughter.; . •
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Mr. • j L Boers, . master at
Teachers' College Stratford and
• native 9f Huron Township, ad-
'dressed- a :recent meting -of- the
Kincardine Home and School AS
seciation.,
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ing..A pleasant social time was • "Jubilee, je,wels" were present -
enjoyed w i •t h. •t h e • Afternoon .ed •to Alex Ross and Wm. n-
W.MS. ladies Serving lunch. • dell. who had been 'Members , of
the • 'Lodge • for more
than fifty ..years:rc Officers were
installed' at this meeting by Dis-
trict Deputy.. Walter McKenzie.
The :Noble •Grand was StUart
Robertson, vvho succeeded Horace
Aitchison, • ' •
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A. letter from' E. S. ,Caswell
Of Toronto, told OL.the 'death- in.
'Winnipeg of Henry. M. Hunt,.
founder of • The Sentinel,. -which
was, establiehed 1873. •He had •
BUILDING DISMANTLED .
IN QUICK TIME. •
Dismantling f :the. ord. Main
St. building' that for Years had
been Lucknow's last• remaining
harness shop, was completed ;the
end of the week.. The: building
*as purchased from Wm. A.
$ciimid All'Aitchie, who with.
a gang of werkmen, took the
-building down,: in short order;
-AM'telrea---ted the way. or. r.
Schmid' to commence at once the.
-dorigtriiptiob--. -Of --a- 'Modern- nelti•
building.' ,
• Among.the relics In the
,
buijd-
ing were•,sev.eral" boxes of "Gra-
aicles Safety;;Snap HOoks". This
hook .was. invented by William
Grassick,' pioneer harnesi maker
of LUcknow,, Who patented .the
snap seVenty-five years' ago, in
March 1880.
• LAAt 'Pfroprietor of the harnps
shop was was Murdoch Mcirrison, ari&
the shOp. Was a, 'gathering =place
for many. of the men while wait-
.ing on 'The •Mi.g.r or who had
an hour Or So to' idle away. .At
one. time . when checkers ..were
'more popular, jt• was the Official
'headquarters for the. silent game.'
This meetingAilaee is going to
be sadly • missed by the 'Club -
member", but none will be'tnore"
lost Without , it than , Murdoch.
himself,
LUC-TEE:WIN .CLCB
MEETS .T1.111RSDAY
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Luc Te -Win
open •°Trieeting in .the' Council
Charriberi, Wingham, this Thurs-
day evening with a special speak-
er on conservation.. A draW will
be Made for two rods and reels,
to. :fendthe rrietnbership' driVe.
A discussion re. the planting of
trees , for commercial purposes
Wili take'place, Members -and all
-.
;,„,..4„„., • ••, vited„
others interested are ,cordially in
CO
bridges m over.
the 9 -Mile Rixer. two miles south,
*Of the village .and the -other 'over .
the 167IVIi1e River, , 11/2 mile's:.
berley.
Sixty :Yeats Ago
James Gaunt of Kinloss' and
ex -Warden .of Briice'.• was gravely,.
ill With plural PneUmonia., .• •
Invitations..• .were out. for • the.
21st annpat ball and supper .
the Caledonian So-CietY,
music, by. the London Harper.
They were assisted by Dan 'Ged-
des and Tom..lVlaCDonald on .the, ,
Flopr managers ,Wc,re.• .
George Kerr and D. McDonald.
• The death.. of, James .Murray, -
30„ obctirred at the home of his
parents,,,Mr.: and • Mrs. Robert
Murray, Con: 8, West WawanOsh..
as a . silent partner in. the enter'
• . • . • • • -
prise'
Alfred •Bowers. A' brother, larmer. .4 •
.ham.., Hunt, was „leader.. of '_the_.,...._;..Peter -MacKenzie •was-:-presil,--
New Cbrinection M p cl i s:t
dent'of the KinlosS'Branch Ag-
rietiltural, SOciety.,
•Chas. Ritchie of on. 12,:ASh-
field, suffered,a broken leg eh
The
The Imperial Bag 'Holder and thrown from: the, cutter when
Machine 'Co. seCur.ed the .services the horse ran away. ' He had al.
of Leslie Irwin as 'blackstnith. most perished.' from. the cold
Application was .being 'made to When. diseovered.
A fall down the stairway
proved fatal to GeOrge,' ;Nixon.;
Tow-nshia •
Church. choir.
Forty Years Ago
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. OBITUARY
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.-MRS. MARY -IVIC1DOUGAlf4L
A highly . respected' citizen of
,Butler; Manitoba, . Mrs. Mary
terinent: in the faniily plot; .Vir• .
,den---CemeteryPallbearets-whr...-
'A.Jcipling, F. Hlackin9re, T. Mc:,,',
Ivor,- B. IV1cIvor, G. Stoneho1.14e
and W.,... Ashley
TIVT.CDOugalt, 78; .passea-away sud-
1
.Friday, March •18,th, .' . • . • , A -m o.n g the relatives'' and
denlY at Maryfield Hospital on
i ,
fri.ands from a 'distance.whol were
• McDougall,. . the form e ,; 'present at the service 'wereMr
Mrs. Mc.:
... `-•
it Bruce Wiete and •Mrs, .J.,=.131,.iftdle
Miss 'Mary Gollan, 'Was. born
lowing. their marriage, Mr., and of Regina and Mr. and M1:. I
LUdictIOW on June 13th, 1870Fol•
Lurid of Kelvington. '
MrslylcDougali, lived in OntariON
. • ... .. .. .TH CO .. • •
until 1911 when the Y: moved to FOURNcESSIO
Butler.'
,predeceased by her 'husbarid, a " •COngraturations' to•:Mr,' & • Mrs..
1011 and 'a daughter, Mrs, Mc- Graham 'MacDonald Of
Dougall leaves to moui.n her losS on th'e birth of a baby datig1-4ei.
fbur sons,:, Tom,. Lorne and Ros's Sattirdap
I. •
of Butler and E ai4 a Lenore; Mr,. and' IVIrs:' Hector
o Cnolt '0•1 ,
, ____
r , atli hters7-.Krs. c. • ac ••-. s.i c ener were wee -enirT'Lilf.o-b.
more of Reston, Mrs, W, Illackl at the heme of Mr,' and 'Mrs..:
more. of Moosornin, Mrs, N. Jop- Lloyd MacD-ougall.
ling Of Hartney and Mrs: J. Smith . Mr, Archie MacDonald o,f Kit-•
of 'Butler; two sisters, sisters; ' Mtg. - G. chener and hi8 gOn SteWart Mac-
MtIvor of, Ebbeand Mrs. George, Donald Of Hamilton were „ill) foj .
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Fraser of Reston, arid 'a brother the.firsi day of trout fish
United Church, Virden, with ira- the ,past week. ' •
fishing l'ind
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John Gollan . of Lucknowc ' • visited with Mr . ;and ,11.Iis1
•. ,l'a
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Conclueted.b:i Rev. D. B. Spar- Dickie and'.fainily, ,
ling, the ,funeral serve as held • - Mr. Walter MicKen'hic n'il.
WIOnday afternoon in St. . Paul's been tinder the doctor's carp for , •
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