The Lucknow Sentinel, 1957-07-31, Page 10•
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.on!g ;:Known As The " 1V1ac1,, ean. Store'
NOW IN. OPERA 10,
OW, 'SENTINEL, L
KNOW, •or
ISTOREKEEPERS SINCE
TURN OF THE CENTURY
The general store on the North'
•East corner 'of the iyillage, which
is .now closed, ha been operated
b3-- sev-eri ,shop keepers, since
about 1900. , .,
They ,w were:
William Mallough.
John,.. Colwell
Samuel Haldenby
William: , McLean
Bert McLean -
Clark Needham
John, Stroeder
After the closing of thi"s busiT
ness, K1'110.Lgli fora time was
wi:i1hout at least .gone -general.
store," for . the; ••first `" time in its
century -old existence.
This Situation :was'remedied
when Wm. H,aldenby . opened a.
store •on the -south-.wvest . side ...of._
the, intersection.
WEPNESDAY, . JULY 31st, 1.957
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BEST WISHES KINLOUGH
and a
'p; 'Qrnier .Residents:
a,.
AN ENGLISH -MADE CANDY DISI.
GIIEN FRE- 7
E PRESENT GENERAL STORE
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Services in Olivet nextStint.
day, will: be, at ten O'clock,
IMr, and Mrs. Clarke ;Ceiling,
—9f.—Detroit—rare holidaying with
Mr. and:`: Mrs: Bohn Lolling
Mr. acid Mrs., Harry . Whitney
,of 'Detroit' 'have beeii visiting
;with Mr,. Oliver :$arkwell and
other relatives of • the ` common:
ity.
Mr. and Mrs • Walter-•, :riexter.
spent a. few days 'at Sault Ste..:
Marie and Fort;' Wlhani. .
Miss Donna Osborne is holi
da y,.ing at Bruce Beach with
Mrs, Jack Reavie.
Mrs W. J. -' Ensign' . has • : been.
ivlisiting::with Mrs and :Mrs: Wal
ter' Dexter.. . '
Mr and Ws.' • Warren Wild's.
and fanilly, spent Sunday. with
Mr. , and. Mrs. Alfred Stone :of
Kirkton...
Olivet .Choir was heard in two
anthems; in St ,Andrew's' �Chur�ch,
Ripley, on Sunday:
• ,!Miss Doric . Wylds off:: Toronto.
is = idaying 'with,,llllr. : and M
Dan Wylds and :Mr. and . Mrs.
Warren *yids,
Mr: .and Mrs. :Rabt':'.Osborne,
spent Suhday : visiting 'in Guelph.
• The.fohovu
by J" W M'
The ° Seftine
now recorder
Women's In
Book:
•In. this -mo,
mollities,: b(
furies, .car
out too mite]
teresting to
THE
o a . visitors - from a distance returning for'
the Kinlough .Centennial.
You are invited to - drop in and look around the Store
_and d iCei itennial . Visitors , are requested to :. ask for
their free souvenir.,
J,EWELYER; L`lCKNOW
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reetings KinIou+
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Greetings On Your 'CentennialAnniversary, and •
Best. Wishes'' For A .Very'Successful Celebration
The ;r
Xinlougn,
itch1e s ar
LUCKN. oW.
ent"i el of Jul
The, names ofSaim Braden' and. 21st, 1921 Mr Braden died •sud-
Kinloss weresynonomous •
many denly ' at Hanulton .Where he had
years::ago ° He was. a storekeeper retired • after: seihng.' .his busi-
at Blackhorse His',, death,. is°•re- Hess:
Kinlough's sole general store is• now operated by :.Wm E
Haldenby , on . the south-west corner of the intersection, where
Robert Paxton served as :shopkeeper, postmaster, ietc: over four
'score years. age. ''"
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T'ri'nes have .changed, irrdee ,; since—We early days fid"
the Kinlou h District }
g t. is tu, be comphtnentd on. its Centennial,
whenA�;
`observa�rse; tr.bute`will bepaid to the par yy pioneers;
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and the , heritage' they founded so well for the generations
to follow. a. }
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• Pictursd here. is tlie:; present nell. .
Kinlough Presbyterian Church,
�biEult �aeynty: years ago to _re
Place • the, old 'frame,',Kirk, which
had served •the congregation ''for,
twenty-four years.
/T h 'e Kinlongh Presbyterian
church was opened on January
2nd, 188/, replacing a frame
church which was' built ' in :1862,
onthe; same let on Which the
present • eliarc`h. stands The
eras pitre'naSed from Robert :viii
This congregation *as ,link tH
with 1 .iversdale,
';.fit' the;, time of .Churchman
they were joined with South•
linloss`' to form :,a pastoral
change,
Two' years a.ga' ° a change be-.
came • 'effective when K.inlough"
and Teeswater became a neva
charge, 'With the Rey. T.i.' Mc-
Kinney pastor,