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LUCKNOW, ONTARIO,
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L. Campbell Thompson and: Donald C. 'Thompson, Publishers,
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 23rd, 1961
• L.00KIN-G BACKWA.RDS „
THROUGH THE SENTINEL FILES
•Ten Years Ago
wife Dr. Anna Nicholson Wright
moved from Saskatoon to Barba-
dos .in the British West Indies to
make their home. •
Mr. and Mrs. George Gilchrist
Were 50 years. married,
Andrew Gaunt was president
of the Agricultural Society..
Red Croia campaign receipts in
• • .1950 Were $1642.50, •
• Sariniel Culbert Nicholson 19 -
year -old Belfast resident, died
from a crushing - blow On ' the
• head •while unloading logs. .at the.
Lucknome Sawmill. •
Two Blackhorse 'families, Mr;
and Mrs. Lloyd Cornish and two
children, and. Mr. and Mrs. Eu.
gene Keiswetter .aticl•5. children
were • left homeless when fire
destroyed theirduplex residence.
Mr, and 'Mrs.. John Jamieion.
• •were 55 years married.
• While. Kenny MacDonald,.
'Year-old son of Mr. and Mrs,
William MacDonald was, asleep
at the lune, of Mr. ,and Mrs...Sid
Gardner, a . cfrantic midnight
• search.' Was •'Underwayfor • the
• •lad.:'.The Gardners thoUght*. his
• pqrerita were aware Of his where-
, Deaths, Mrs. Jack Grant;
Miss, Mary Alton, 'Fred M. John7,
• don, •Mrs: J. W.•• Stewart, Mrs.
• Ben: Naylor; Davia. Horne, Mrs.
John li Wall, Mrs:.. J W,.•.:Altcm;
• • Ford Brotchie George 'Middle-
.. ton; David Mrs. Annie
• Carcipbelli,'Mrs. Peter Kee; Mrs.
Thomas. L. •Treleaven, W. P.
• ,Reed,' -John 8. PurVes, Dan Gra-
. ham,.. , David Huston, Mrs.
William.: J. Spindler.
'Luekriew joined municipalities
,-art
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• On :the Kincardine -Palmerston'
line to protest the CB proposal
to cancel passenger, express and
mail . service by rail, • to be re-
placed by bus, and truck trans-
POrtation,
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Twenty Years Ago
Harry Prest, •• son •of • V. • N.
Prest,, local bank manager. and
Mr's. Prest, was killed in an air
training crash near Brandon,
Manitoba. •
• '40.• • Marvin • K. Brown; of
Point Clark was killed overseas
while- serving with the R.A.F. • •
The Village,-Couneil purcliaie_d_
.what was known as the Geddes
Block on. Main St., • new occupied
by Cyril Brown.. ,
Cecil Treleaven •of, Dungannon
•died in. St. • Joseph's Hospital at
• the age of 52. •• . • •
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Two •Cevro-Anson boinbers'
frorn•Port All.ert ir Navigation
School. collided in the air near
Barrie, killing, seven of the eight
men in the two training planes.
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Mrs„ James We'bster, suffered
a. dislocated hip when the cutter.
in which . she was riding • upset
on a snow bank. ••
Mr.• • and Mrs. William' 'Robin-.
• son of East Wawariosh observed
• their 56'th: wedding anniversary,
at the home .�f their daughter,
Mrs. John. Kilpatrick • and Mr.
Kilpatrick:. • " ,
• An Ashfield. ToWnship. Unit.of
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the Federation . was organized
with Gilbert :Frayne as .the first
president. • ••• •
William A. • Henderson...gradu-
ated from Knox College and "was
'ordained into the ministry of the
Presbyterian Church. .• • .
0NTAF?10.
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is now open in
to serve BruCe and Grey Counties
Retailers, wholesalers, manufacturers
• and all others who will be collecting
• Retail Sales Tax are cordially invited
to visit this office if they require ad-
ditional information. For your conve-
nience, it is suggested that you tele-
phone in advance.
District Office At Owen Soun
986 Third Ave. E. . • Tel. FR,6-1610
• District Tax Administrator.
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Thetrial of. the McNeil Broth-
ers, Harvey and Gliford of Tees -
water, charged with bank rob-.
bery at Brussels, aroused wide-
spread interest and was the first
such trial in Huron 4 The jury
could not 'agree on a verdict, at
the first trial. •
In. early 'March a gang of 22
men started work of installing
the Mains tor Luelsuew'S domes-
tic water system. '
Mr, and Mrs. Robert. Mullin
observed their 56th, wedding an-.
niversary. • ,• •
The Lucknow Women's Insti-
tu:te was making :a final' appeal
fOr 'names of World War 1 Vete,'
rani to •be inscribed on .a roll.Of
honour in the Town Hall. Lloyd
AgneW was secured to do the art
wOrk.
. The death occurred of William
C. Johnstone who for niany years
had been in the furniture and
funeral business in Lucknow.
Rev. 'Janes A. Jamesa former
minister at South •Kinlessi died
at Ailsa Craig. •. • •
• C. L. Oberle was named man-
ager of., the local branch of the
Bank 4 of Montreal, succeeding
R. M. MacPherson.': •
The 'Walker Store in Lucknow
closed out the business, one
.which dated' back to early days.
It had 'long been conducted by
Connellithen by Hebert.
:Brown, :and ,then was taken over
by the Gordon' MacKay Co. and
operated as :the Walker Store,
With Jack McIntosh as the. laSt.
• manager. •• • .
• Dr. Donald Paterson, LucknoW
dentist ,for. many Years, died in
his 85th year. : ••
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• Forty Years,..,Ago' '
,
verge on ganibling, the tone �if
the' place Would be bad and
sink4fole for the Money of .those
faseiriated by the game.
• Reeve Robert 'Johnston a mem-
ber of• the. Village Council since.
1913 and . reeve by acclamation
continuouSly. since 1917 was elec-
ted' warden of .I3ruce County at
the January session( in 1921..
James. Anderson,: director of
• the Methodist ChurCh choir for
many years; died in his 54th year
following a long illness...
• The Methodist 're -opening was
'marked with special,services; fol-.
lowing a.renovation ' pi-9gram, gir
the installation, of• hydro light-
ing: A ,,tablet was unveiled . at
°this time .in memory of :Cleve-
land 'Aitchison, Arnold •Rathwell
and Melvin Clark who 'gave their
lives in World War 1• •
•:Dave' MacDonald advertised a
cattle"sale at: the Cald'Earn with
Jack Purvis the auctioneer.
• The 'death • occurred of Miss
AnnieBoyd .of I4icknow.
At Belfast, Kathleen M. Welsh
was, teaching- these students:- L.
Hackett, O. Alton; M. ,Vint, 3.
Irwin, A. Bowles, D. .Cook; C.
Hackett, , M. Hackett, R. Istichol-'
Son, :A. Cranston, T.. Hackett;
Bowies, M. Hackett, E. Nicholson,
G. Henry; T.. Henry, N. Cranston,
G. .Carneren, E. Vint, F. Phillips,
P. Thompson, R. Carnerori,
Lasenby; R. Nicholson. '
Cameron' Murdoch *'Co..Were
holdieg• an "hou sl For iri-
staece,.: • at '10.00 a.m., you could
get. an Ibex blanket' for 4,95; at
1:00 p.m. a. coverall apron for
8.5c; at 4:00. p.m.,' a pair of eOr-
sets for $1.76: •
Mrs. W. E. Treleaven; the'for-
mer Margaret Miller, died at the,
age of 52. . • ,
Elliott Taylor sold his 'dray
business td: Ritchie Brethers, of
• Ashfield. • '
[• ,Bob Cross, hostler at the Cain
House barn, 'died...at the age of
',Lucknow merchants were act-
vC'rtising for Dollar Days. Those,:
• participating were Cameron Mur-
doch and Jcihnstone Eros.,
Lucknow Hardware and Coal Co.,
Taylor and McMillan, Wm. Con-
nell, A. R. Finlayson, Drinicrwater
and CciuSins, W. J. Davison, A. M.
'Spence, Con Decker, Thomas E.
Smith, A. Blitzstein, E. A: Ren -
Wick, T. W. Smith, Rae and Port-
• eous, J. G. Arrn8tfong, Ackert &
Rathwell; Peter Graf, Dave Mal -
lough, W. J. Little,' Alex ROss,
R. 3. Button, F. T. Arinstiong,
W. W HiII D. R. MeIntoili,
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MacKerizie; N. L. Canipbeli, WM.
A11in M A.•Treleaven.
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▪ ENGiAkti. COtttAiAOSITION
Creative .,ComOosi#en (Longmans)
' ENGLISH LITERATURE. ' ••• •
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-- The Book of Myths.•(Clarke Irwin)
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• Short Story Magic (RyersOn)
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