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THE LUCKNOW StNTINET LUCKNOW, . ONTARIO
K 1 N G BA:CK ARDS
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ROUGH THE SRNTINEL FILES
Tein' Years:. Aga.
Garfield Ostrander sold the
Fordntgo-
. _ d Garage to GordonGoa'don
Lueknow Sepoys Intermediate
"B" . W,O.AA..champions in •.1947,
; saw the Chin line !broken 'up for
1,194$ season, and tO. help fill the.
Ibreach a trio of puck Fichasers.
fnoon George Rook's home , town
of Loreburn, Sask., arrivedin
town. They 'were Bob Middle'
miss, Ernie .Vauhan and' Ron, Mc-
Lelland,. .
Kinloss Township purchased a
maintainer with snowplow equip-
ment for $16,000: . •
Marvin Lorne ' Jackson, 6 -year
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Jackson of '.Detroit, died after a
.three-day illness from a virulent
type 'of infantile 'paralysis.
The death: occurred suddenly
of th Aitchison, 9 day-old
6l0l�ri��aV1t�i��aa�t0it��1+S2'tied?'►0rR�ia►e0sees�r�l►�;�t�'t�! ,Kenne
son of Mr, and Mrs. Jim Aitchi-
son. ; ,
Pinned by " the neck in the
door . of. their car which overturn -
[ed at the Second Concession on
the "Gravel, Road", Albert John.
Quade of Kincardine, age 49, met,
sudden death by strangulation.
KennethCameron underwent a
major .spinal bone grafting, op-
•.eration`: " ,
When negotiations for the sale
of the 'plant fell through, Luck -
now ;Industries 'Limited, owned Forty Years Ago
by Wm. Renaud, was shut . down and Mrs. John Habbick
indefinitely. Some 75 employees 'received word that •_their' son
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BEST WISHES..
for
THE �EST1�/E SEASON
BEATTY LADDER CO.•
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est wishes of ' the season"
and o`ur sincere thanks to
eli ou`r; friends and patrons.
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ACAN'S MEAT MARKET Nl�l LL
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Thirty Years Ago
" Wellington. •Henderson sold his
butcher business to Joe :MacMil-
lan, ,
The United Church congrega-
tion aecided: to build a concrete
and steel, shed to replace the old
frame shed.which had 'fallen into
disrepair. . •
A E. (Abe) Durnin- Was killed
in a level crossing :carptrain crash
at Elstow,Sask. He was on a. cat-
tle buying ` trip.. in, the West,.
The.'- death, occured of Alexan-
'der MacLean within a month of
his 02nd.- birthday, . • He came to
Ashfield with his parents at. the
age of 12.
There . was a'` house building
boom in. town. , New homes were
being•built by John Murray, F. D.
MacLennan' ' and I3uncan ' Mac-
Leod on Havelock St.,. Stuart'Ro-
bertson divided;;the Lees, home.
and D. M. Johnstone .built homes
on Ross Street to the north and
south of the family . horn4e,
The death of: Mrs.' Brown Mal -
lough' (Etta Belle MacDonald)
occured at her home in Peter-
borough' from coal gas asphixia-
tion.
Old Light Lodge's new quart-
ers 'above 'Finlayson's store were
dedicated by ` Hon: J. S. Martin,
Minister :of Agriculture who was
Ontario Grand Master.
WEDNESDAY', 'D .. '!tb
191
Lucknow celebrated the end,
World War with a service
thanksgiving' • at one o"elock i
the afternoon, ' an afternoon 'pa'
ade, an evening program, in tl
Town Ha}l, :followed by .a "torr
light parade, with, the. Kaiser b
Mg' 'burnt in effigy, to the 'a
companiment of horns,, whistl
and bells.
Jaynes A .age
son of Mr -.and Mrs'. Miles Ma
Millan, died pf iinfluenza.
had worked in the plant manu-
facturing a line of bedroom' 'fur
niture, radio cabinets; etc.
Rev. Wm. A. Henderson of
Hillsdale, 'accepted a call to Wal-
kerton : Presbyterian. Cush:..
IWest Wawanosh Council was
elected by acclamation;. Reeve
Everett Finnigan, • Councillors,
John •S Durnin, 'Harold Gaunt,
-- Benson Johnston and Gordon
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Struthers. ,
- ' George ' '' 'Min -was elected
in a' close' ,battle
John was wounded. Their son
Andrew was( killed .about' two
years before and Bill was- gassed.
Robert Hibbin and Melvin
Clark- died' of battle wounds. •Pte.
Clark, a ' Paramount youth. en--
listed in ' 1916, within, one month
of his 16th .birthday *.,
The matter of` electric' lighti�nng::
in Lucknow reached a, climax
when A. P. Stewart notified
Council that effective; October*
3lst.; he' would , cease operating.
his generating plant'; which he
was: operating at little .or no pro -
Mr and' Mrs. Wesley Hudson.
'Con.2 Kinloss, received'word'in.
mid-October that'their son John
had ;been killed overseas.
Because of the influenza epi-
demic the Council closed the
;Reeve of Kinloss
I with Alex MacKenzie. Only six
{ votes separated the thigh ;and low
.men elected as councillors, Harry
Laois; Dave ' Carruthers, Harold
Percy, Dan T. MacKinnon.
Reeve' Cecil Johnston was re-
turned by acclamation in
Ash-
field Only ' councillorto qualify
Fifty Years Ago.
miss. B. Anderson. whq h
taught at St Helens, ',accepted
position on the. Wingham~ Hi,
School staff. Alf Naylor, Donn
ibrook -succeeded' . her at St H
George . W. Cater died 111:140.
now at the age . of 72, . •
The death of .Mrs' ( Rev. )
gus McKay oceured at Kingus,
Scotland. The McKay family
turned to Scotland. from Lug
now::some three years, before.
A' local ' option' campaign '
launched in the Village. .
The Village Council built th
bridges including . the Main str.
bridge of cement and steel, '1
overall cost was $3,300 with
County making °'a grant of $
to the 'Main Street bridge, A
law was submitted to the r
payers to issue •a 20 -year deb
tore for the balance' :rather tl
levy '::the cost in. the, 1909 ta;.
The deathoccured of Win:
'Reed. of Lanes.
W B_. Stothers was teach
the following students at S:S.
10 Ashfield, Rae Jamieson,
vena Sherwood :Laura Johns
Roy Alton,. Chas: Smeltzer,` J.
Scott;;'. Mamie -Loughlin, Cha
Sherwood, Wilfred Drennan,
lie Caird, , Bernette O'Lougl
Thomas 'Little, Freddie .01Olim
Annie ' Drennan- Lizzie 1)ren
James Little,Neil,McAdam,
Farrish, Wilfred. O'Loughlin.
eph 'Bowler, ,Edward <Smith,
Scott, . Bert . Johnston, L. ,Far
and Marjory.' Johnston.
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WALTER ,BRECKLES
KINLOIIGH, ONTARIO 'Phone 18-20 ' R pley •,
Your John Deere, Dealer -,- Automotve'and Tractor: Repairs,
Arc and Acetylene welding . Machine Work .. Pioneer,
Chain Saws, Lawn and Garden Xquipment •
For your best buy in diesel tractors, see the "David Brown"
Business 39
GENERAL 'INSURANCE
Established Over Thirty : Years Ago'
r . TelehoneS:.
HOWARD; AGNEW •
.Residence 138
was ° Elmer Graham, A . second Town, Hall to all ' public . gather
nomination meeting ;saw nine 'in mgS
the field for• the three : seats, ' won Tht death occured :in itamilton
t4 , by John. Bradley, Andrew Rit- of'.' William .f
Geddes who or 53
1`chie and Kenneth' L: `'MacKenzie. yearcoopers haInd Libeenucaowr carpenter and
kn
' Wrn Rivers bought •.Walter
Tw'etty: Years Ago Horne's blacksinithing business.•
• The, services of Dr. G. A, 'New- Alex and . Cameron • Campbell
ton and Mrs Newton' were recog were ••killed a . few +w%eeks: apart.
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nized by :the congregation ',of . the The , brothers were nephews of
United Church., upon retiring Miss •Campbell• of town. ' Their
from their respective • posh..: Dr. early home.' was near, Lochalsh.
Newton had been recording ste-
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wad' for 40 years, and Mrs. New
ton had •given long service as o:in:
ganist. , � .
Kinloss . Council, raised the
(bounty from X5,00 to $10;.00 f
every "wild dog or :wolf'' shot
the . he 'claims . to
October hadTownship totalled some $700:
Although winter freezing had
wiped out 85% of Kenneth Cam
eron'S famed orchard there . were
still trees in the orchard 15 years
old which • were 'bearing . good
crops.. ,
Sam 'Smith(, .died from, the ef-
fects of a paralytie 'stroke., He
was .found by neighbours sever-
al and
'
a1 hours after the a
'had suffered.' burns to' his face
When' he fellagainst the `stove
When stricken: , ,
. Herb McQuillin had . to 'des
troy a valuable., horse When it.
Was discovered •that the steed: had,
been'shot-in.the leg,in the pas-
ture, field,
as-ture,field, .
TL}omas Webster 'Was , elected
Reeve of West Wawanosh 1 in a
three-way :contest. The Council-
lors ' by"'acclamation were Brown,
.,.18myth, Gordon MacPherson, Wal
` Harold`
Alert lufaCtioriald. was' elected.
lace Millerand.
Reeve' of ,Ashfield, Gilbert Fray-
ne, deputy reeve and Councillors
ICecil 'Johnston, Lorne ' Johnston -
and Fred Anderson,
Caviller, McIntosh 8:War(
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
Bell Telephone Building
WALKERTON
D. A. HUNTLE b C.A.: , Resident Manager
Tetet‘holieitt Business .633; Residence • 106
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WEDNESDAY
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Goderich Lions an
For ': Welfare':•
Admission ;$1.00:
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December 24 or `31
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