The Lucknow Sentinel, 1958-10-08, Page 11956 •
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THROUGH ' THE SENTINEL FILES.
• Ten Years Ago:
• Gorden, S. MecIntyre w a 's ap-
pointed an' inspector, of public
schools. . ' •
.school .bus operated in. AM;h-
`. ,id for two tents by e Board
o ; ucati'on, ... ' as ¢iSTO
•The cost e x c e. e'd•e d $4,000 and
grants were .not applicable; under,
such an arrangement.
• Miss :Marian MacPherson died
in her 89th year;
Mr. and, Mrs. Wes Huston and•
Grace moved to Kitchener.
Miss Margaret. Mallough obi.
served her 91st' birthday and• the
nextday fell and fractured, . her
lt>p
James . Farrish, 28 of Ashfield
'fatally injured'when} his car: rol-
led, over on the highway at,Kings_
bridge His father, Kenneth. Far-
rish,'died- suddenly...from a heart
sei ure. in'' 1937.. •
'a eorge. � Elliott was ppointed
shipper for _ the Farmer's Co-
operative; Company, as successor
to John. Jamieson.
:John Pritchard succeeded •R.T:.
Douglas as .ail .courier. on•' R.R.
1 Lucknow.,
Kinloss :'tax 'r a t e jumped
mills.
Alex. McIntosh suffered a com-
pound . fracture ' of the .l e, f t leg
when • the motor bike he was rid
ing was struck by a ;car..
Mrs. R. J. „MacKenzie, died in;'
1ZVnPeg.ni e , just "'a week after. she
....
and her .mother bad gone .West. for.
a. visit.
Mrs. David Gillies..passed: ;away
in hes 87th year. She' had lived ;in
West Wawanosh since a.. child.
Twenty Years Ago
:John Jamieson was' apointed
UFA. shipper
pent,' r Wolves made their third`- attack
man on a ,flock of sheep on D.an T. Mc-.
to. Kinnon's :. farm:• • •
Mr.' and Mr's. Wm:, McGill-re-
tired
cGill 're -tired from their farm at Para-
27th,
)rian
gfor
rine;
red-.
and
Dtter
and
West.
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pink
Ving
,was
7 tl spi,`,2m
)t�n�s.
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ride's •
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ort
ac-,
red
from
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Niag-
It vete
With ;
stole.
ill ►e
.e Mr.
Bank
mount which was taken over 'by
Jim Ketchabaw.
Due to insufficient .evidence the.
chargeof manslaughter was dis-
missed against Israel Allison of
Hamilton, in connection with 'the
tetanus; the infection.elieved to
have resulted from a head wound.
Allison was found guilty . of as-
sualt the incident occuring at
Silver Lake. He received a three
monthsentence on . theleaser"
charge '
The new arena was, used for'•
the first' time as the ',Agricultural
S.D. Waley former ' Lucknow
bank manager, died in. Toronto..
Greta ...Humphrey ' 'of 'Belfast;
school. received the trophy :for
the 'highest 'number of; points at
the West Wawanosh school' fair.
Frank Murray won the trophey
at, the . Kinloss School fair..
' Two valuable show' horses own-
edby Dick Martin- were killed by
the CNR - Morning train; after
breaking throughthe rai..lway
fence :
Fred, Webster's . calf won: the
clttb, contest at Lucknow:fair
Sam, Morrison. was installed as.
master of Lttcknov LO.L
Dr. Grant .McKenzie' . Went to
New. York .to spend a .year in eye;
ear,' nose, and throat post'•gradu
ate -studies
Thirty • Years ' Ago
James Fisher passed away in
his 78th year: • .
• Harold .Parker mechanic, at
Cecil . Mullin's: garage: bought ,the
business' from ,=Mr: 'Mullin. •
• .The 12th . of July celebration
was. held in Lucknow, for,the first
time in 26 years -- since 1908.....'
The Lucknow Public Library
received .: many volumes of Aralu ;,•
• ble: books,` a , bequest.. froin ' the
estate of the late. Samuel. We -
Donald .
acDonald• of Denver, and;:a nature;
TWo. 1958 Pontiaic Stra/tochief Sedans, • automatic
transmission, fully equipped •... S$2,795
19,58 Pontiac' Stratochief,' stanndard trans nisilion, ,
., `
fullly a luipped " $2,595
1957 • Pontiac, Deluxe Coach, automatic• transmissioin, • •
•fully .equipped ••
$2,395'
•1957 ' Ford Customline Sedan. fu 1 ; --equipped; •
6 cylinder � ' ' "
•• $2,0.95:
utomatic. transmission,
957 Pontiac • Deluxe Sedan, a 2 995
• :� �..��._ qq _.. �,.�.�3�_:. z ,���� $ 350
�;i.a�..'�i..•. r:7l rsnrr.•a.r�'T'+�
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1957 •Chev. Station Wagon r . . , 2,
1957 Chev.• Standard,. fully equipped $2,095
.1954Chev. Deluxe Sedan s •
1984 Chev. Deluxe Sedan, .automatic transmission, .
fully. equipped $10450•
• 1954 Meteor Hardtop, automatic� fully., equipped :.:. •,$1,395',
.� . :_
1954• Chev. Standard, Sedan, fully. eq pped $1,195.
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1953 •Pontiac Sedan .__ + ..:.+,, " ,
▪ `�1 .0.95
•.Y •i..Yfi Yuri.Jir•.. .J'. ..... { .",i$ ,
1953 bodge .'Sedan ..i...'ii , . ...,1g5
:. •. i.Y.i••..•. f • 'i ... -i..• . ..•• . Y . .. $
.1952 Chev. Coach $ ¢95'
1951 "
Chev Sedan ▪ , '°' '' .` ' .�.
. jM1i ..,r,,..
1050 Eord Station Wagon .
550'.
Tt1iCKS! TRUCKS!
..�.,.:.,. ;.,.,, $:.950
:1955 Chev. Half' Ton pickup . ,.•r.a. i.,i .."'� 650
•1951 Chev. 3 To`n Dump Truck .,.°,..+.,+.:,.... l...,.,...,...• .a.. $.,,
Truck
S. 450
X949 Che�►'..3-Top Dump`
s Motors
8urdn
county, ,Fore � nnas v'� Brussels
Car
Dealers
CAST, ADE, TERMS , O pen ,Evenings Until 10
ce is
Phone 173, .
Cities eitrviDeft
TRADE,
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of Kinloss Township:
• Richard; Webster was severly
injured in' a fall down the stair-
way to his apartment,,, . .
An impressive service was held
in -the Presbyterian Church When
Miss. Dorothy Douglas, was de;=
signated for service in the foreign
Mission, Field. She left soon after,
for Tamsui, Formosa . to ,'teach in;
the Girls school. Among the
presentations was •a purse by the
dies, and: reference. was made to
the effect that Rev, Alexander
Grant, great grandfather. of:: Miss.
Douglas, w a.s the .first settled
Minister :of the Ashfield ;Church.
Forty
Forty Years/Ago
Smith -McLean shipped eleven.
cars of steers from •the local, sta-
tion to New . York.. The ° 210 ;head
averaged: ,about $2Q0 a head. The
next week• W. E. Henderson ship -
Ped
-15`. carloads.
Wilmer` .MacDon'ald was home
on ;leave"•from North Sea. ,service
in the British .Navy,:.
.Richard. E. Brown who taught
school for 15 years at Zion, died
at Winnipeg. His .wife was, the
forrner Annie MacDougall :Of
L'u}cknow:
fA he. home shower was held at t
of Mr. and. Mrs. N.D. MacKenzie
in •hoiiour' of Miss Irene Sherriff,'
in •view of her approaching mar=
riage. •She had taught the Entran .
ce: class of Lucknow Public School
for five years. •. , •
One hundred yeas ago', in 185%,!
Thomas ,'McQueen wrote. the fol=
lowing' about Ashfield T'own.ship
"Ashfield is , the poorest .township
in. the County, both in soil and
settlement The land is rough and
20% erti,. hzer
LOWEST PRICES . - BULK or BAG.
swampy and much• broken,: by glen,
and gullies" .. The population in
1844 was 266.' inhabitants.. By 1$50"
it had ',grown .'to 682 and there.
were. about 100' acres under culti-
vation:
ultivation ,.1 •
The Village tax • rate wag .38
mills. '
School re-ope with H. -A.
i Miss. E:vel::n
I3ou e ` as 'rine 1e, Y.
P
p..
Williams;' f °i r s t: assistant,. Miss
Frances:: Spence succeeded ' Miss
Sherriff , as Entrance teacher -I;;
Miss 'Dean :Geddes commenced•
teaching°• at .Oil ' Springs.
Fifty ' Years Ago •
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,Mr.: and Mrs .George Cater ob
served their '50th :wedding anni•-
versary when .' friends. =gathered.
to honor them. A purse of money
Was presented :by • Rev. Jt E.
`ord.
T'he' death aoccurred.. on July
15th of Rachel, `Webster, , wife of
•Samuel: Alton-,'; one of ''the first
pioneers itn ' . the. early 1850's.:,
' • Wm. , J'. Irwin, Con;, .11,. Ash-.
field, died of •a broken neck when
thrown from his buggy: He was
44 and was`. survived by his wife
and six . children.;
The Civic holiday .special GTR
train to .Kincardine was compris-'
ed of only seven coaches and
was so crowded on arrival,- at:
Lucknow that a stop could not
be made here and holidayer
had to wait for the train to re=
tut7n. Twelve: coaches were crowd-:
' ed .for the return trip that event: `•
A .large. timber 'deal was. 'trans
acted, Eby John Murray, C. P. OHS
and H. Thompson, When Amer
ican • interests• 'paid $175,000. for'.
30,000 acres of well timbered.
land . on Drury :Inlet. Mr. Mur-
ray was a, son of Peter, Murray..
of Lucknow: '
main• street bridge of steel.
beams and 'concrete was being
considered from'Wilding. to build:
ing provided •Wnz. Allin would: .
1
pay $100. of 'the. costs. Otherwise
the . plank' sidewalks' would ''.be
left as, they were ..in : front' .of
his , properties.•
:ntr. odlucnng
to..youo
Mr. Armstrong has: been a .pint
Armstrongappointed, Assistant' General Manager and: . 'Trust
pa Manager: t
�e rtrnrent Maria
er. He comes � to the British Mortgage & Trust'with . more
than twenty years ''Of Trust company experignce and:. has a; wide knowledge
of estate planning. lannin . Why.not consult .hm about` lawnnin9your estate— Dail
be under. no obligation.
BRITISFI MORTGAGE
F`ournded in 1877
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