The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-02-23, Page 131
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bostrisathered at the home The post offiee •Whitechurch
'reinggt :nd Ma. Ritchie to was moved from.Miss Ida McQu-
Ir. and Mrs. Jack Bannister oid's tO. Mr. Chas,... Wightman's In.Hockey Game
The
ey departed for Zurich store, .
(Dungannon News)
ck was to be manager at Because of the deep snow., run- .
lay .e •We are sorry to report that Paul•
of Montreal. Mr. SalOs- ners were attached to the wheels
houi Eedy Is wearing a walking cast as
succeeded by N‘D.McColl. of the fire hose,reel6 • Ilhe reel the result of inibry-tatis ankle
itobert DeGruchy, 75, was'drawn.behind Henry Carter's, while. playing hockey. •
way suddenly it his home • express sleigh. • The firemen fou- . Bill Blake, student at. Stratford •
low from a'heart seizure: nd that the reel was rather heavy Teacher's College, spent the week.
pound female wolf was ' "lugging" as -they had to "help' end at his home here.' He is .pract7
Bill Colwell in Kinloss the horse" at times. : • ice teaching in Wingham Public
pt A'party of nine' Winters Mrs: Sarn Nicholson.of Tiotford;
School this week. • .
ink and Harvey McQuillin. • Sasi., died after carbon monoxide
Girvin Reed.' Donald McKenzie
la; Donald aliCi Jim gas from a farm lighting 'plant' and Gordon Boyd of Ashfield are
Ivan Hodge, Alex Bruce . unable to escape through a:*froten
attending the.Good Roads Conven-.
y Scott had been hunting and snow -plugged exhaust pipe;
tionin'Toronto this week,
di days' after seeing .tracks. filled the house. Mr. Nicholson
M. and Mrs.. Lorne:10o visited
with Me. 'and 'Mrs. Harold Congrain
Of Wingham on Saturday evening,...
when,they entertained several of
theii friends f� dinner. and, cards.
Mr. ,and Mrs'. Joe Petrie of
''enna .Were .weekend visitors.witly •
Mr. andiirs. Wilbur Brown and •
attended the Reed7Adkin:Wedding
at Nit:Albert on Saturday. .. •
.Karen. Dawson has' gone to con-
tinfie her nutsing•Course at the
Mountain San;itoriurn ,
afterlpending the past .two weeks
at her hcime here.
Mrs. T. C: Anderson was a
patient in Wingharn,HOspital for •
few days as'a result pf a fail on •
ice at her 'home. We are'pleased
to report 'that. she had no serious
injuries and has returned to her
hotne. .
• Wayne • Brown of Montreal, spent
a 'couple of, days at the 'home of ••
his parents, •Mr'.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Brown 'this week •,..•
VACATION IN FLORIDA •. •
Mr. and Mrs. K K. Dawson
left on Sunday for- a' Vac atton. in
.Florida. They. were accompanied
by Mr. and Mrt, N. McDowell Of
Auburn, " . • .
VALENTINE EUCHRE .PARTY
gned his school and announced he The Anglican ladies guild had
thirteen tables of euchre at their
would enlist for War service.
Valentine card party on February
14. The ladies .high prize winner,
Was Mrs. Chas. Johnston, second
Mrs; Mary" Chisholm and low Mrs.
D. Aubin. .Arnold Stothers was. °
high for the Men,. Carman Hayden
second• ; and George•flenry low, ,
The ladies lucky ticket was held
by. Mrs; Lorne:Ivers, and the men's
by Lorne Ivers. ' , •
••• S.S. NO. 6 EUCHRE PARTY
S. S. No. 6 Ashfield had twelve
tables of euChre at their card party
on February 17'. The high prize
winners were Mrs. Joe •Dauphin
and illoss/Errington. Mts. Nelson
Pearson and Jack Culberewere
low. Another card party it planned
•for March 3. '
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LOOKING BACKWARDS
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ROUGH THE :SENTINEL , FILES,
BIRTHS
MURRAY - In Wingham and Dist-
rict Hospital, on Monday, Febr-
uary 14, 1966, to Mr. and: Mrs,
'Frank Murray, R. R.. liolrood,
a daughter.
BARTHOLOMEW •- In Loncion,Liosp-
ital on Sunday , February 20th,
1966, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barth-
olomew (Lois Conley) of London, •
a son, a brother for Darrell'. - •
ALT° ON:- Wendell and Sheila (nee
Gordon, Reg. N.) are happy to
announce the arrival of their son;
Geoffrey William. hti February 15,
1966, at Victoria Hospital, London
Suffers Iniury
P. Lindsay of Fort. FraneS, wasalso 9yercorne and:hospital-
the age of 9. Mr. Lind.. izecldi Mr. Nicholson' yiasdfOimerlY
one tittle), Was stage driver frorn,Kirilois TOWnship; and his
cknow to Goderich wife, the farther Martha Kennedy,
4nersonwas Installed as from Huron Township.
Master of the Orange Lod- Rev. Frederick 1. Oaten, Ash -
!est Bruce. •field Circuit Pastor from 1900,to,'
almost three months of, 1903 died in Los Angeles'.
ty. traffic" over the Lucknow James Emmerton, a druggist,
bndge, while a new diedin,Dresclen at the age of 30
oas built, 'travel was back foliowing avbrief illness With
pneusibniefollowed: by a heart •
Henderson was winner of condition. Jim was a former Rip
des 6,7,,8 boys race at the ieyite. ' •
en's ice Carnival.. ' . • •
Chas, Wardell (the former , . SO Years Ago
e line Henry) was burned
in home in Huron.: Februaiy 1013. ., •
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p, She was in her 78th , :john Tolmie, former Liberal
t was thought that Mrs.- -member citParlIament, died .
's clothing caught fire in Kincardine from- a fracturedskull.
the stove and that she he:sustained, when he fell down ".
a heart seizurefrom :the his. cellar steps Striking .his bead. •
. . He was in his
Murrayrnd Mrs Walden Andy Orr was in the Lucknow
eemnall thikieri were ." net as the local hockey team de-; •
neless after fire swept their feated Brussels 11 e 5. •
• . • R.J.MacKenZie of; Lochalsh
s MaeLeod.of Kinloss recei- sold a horse for $200.,
5 year membership jewel •Walter Walden of Verdun, fay -
0,0,F. • oured thi Pine "MVO church con
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e WOSSA public speak gregation with a solo. '
nination held in. Kintardine ' Wilbert Walden Of.Verdun resi-
d, son of Mr, and Mrs.
ted,, placed, first in the.
'oys class and Marilyn Kn.-
was second in th Senior
ass,
dn.) occ‘red of 'Mitt •
tinter and her infant daugh-
s. Hunter, the former
urran, Was i&her.38th year
. . •
A new 490 Chevrolet could be
purchased from George Smith
for $67§. • • . •
Will Reid of near Lanes fractured.
his ieg when a gasoline engine
rolled off a wagon and onto Will's
feet and legs.
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LucknowPresbyterIan Church de
0 Years Ago cided to sell a strip of land 15 feet
‘iide to the Lucknow School Board
1936 • at $7,per front foot. A new fence
J. Bowen was using snow- ,Was erected between the two Pro''-
'. some of his short trips.. erties. • •
ntjte rnade was threemiles Williant Andrew, 17 -year-old
'n Morrison was kicked M son of Mr. 'and Mrs. Isaac Andrew
• by a frisking colt while of the 1.2th, of Ashfield, died .foll-
oing chores. • . •• :owing an attack of appendicitis
eeks of almost continuous which developed into peritonitis.
sub -zero weather with Edgar Racine, who had been em -
storms•
The '. •
'• Hugh McCrostie of the-11)th of
break a long drift jtist at West Wawanosh was gashed and
kins of Ripley. This° was knocked unconscious‘by a falling
train cancellation in
The paper was published' J.Trevett died . at his home in
te as the publisher 'played Lucknow. A former partner of
in RiPleY en the Monday John Button in the furniture busily: '
d betause'of the weather ess, he was the inventor of a par -
cancellation, didn't get Ior'game called Trevetr.
Wednesday Morning. Ackert and 1athwell were succ7
•dkerchief shower w,as held essors to IN. J. Joynt in the shoe.
Winnifred Johnston•befote .business
had .been experi, ployed at Armstrong's Drug Store,
L.O. L. HOLD EUCHRE
storm got To bad that enlisted for overseas serviceTh
• ere were nine tables at the
y train from Kincardine .
L. O. L. euchre on February •
.X8. High ,score winners were Mrs.
Lorne Iversand Wilmer Rutledge..
and low prizes went to Mrs. Russel
Brindley and Russel' Irvin. The
lucky chair prizewinner was Mrs.
Wilbur Brown. •
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard -Reed, newlyweds, who
were married on. Pebruiary .19. We
welcome Mrs. Reed to our comm.
unity.,
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when everyone. else does. • :
' That's when supplies can ' . • ..
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' best -stocked warehouses. - , - -
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Still Quilting -
At "Corners"
• (Culross Corners News) •
For •some•time it seemed as if
quilting bees were'a thing of the
past and,ouilting•a lost' art, but
last week ladies met at the homes
of Mr. aidMys. Tom Hodgins, '
•and Mrs. Morley Wall, where in
each -case a lovelyOM was quilt-
' Mrs. Annie Wall, Mrs.- Harry
McKague; Mr. and: Mrs. Everett
Whitehead *ancl'family Teeswater,
were recent- visitors.with Mr. and
• Mrs. Morley Wall. • • •
The ladies of 'the W. M.S. of
• the Presbyterian Church, Kinlough,
Met at The home of Mrs'. William
McPherson..Sr., on •Wednesday.
afternoon.
Mrs: Frank Brown. nd Reg visit-,,
ed, Tuesday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Stewart and boys. •
• David. and Lois Hanna spent ,
Tuesday with Mrs.:Morley Wall.
Mt. and Mrs. 'Ezra Stanley 'spent
Thursday evening with Mrs. Frank
'Brown and Reg. ' •
Mrs. Ella Smith,. Kincardine,
visited a few days with Mrs. Ezra
• . • • .
Stanley.
Mr. and Mrs. Midford Wall.
Mrs.Frank Brown, Mrs. Elmer
Benedict and Virginia., joined a
bus load leaving Teeswater on •.
Friday evening, their destination
being the Ice Capades.' Ki,tchener.
Helen McNain Is
.Awarded Bursary,-
• (Amberley News) '
'Helen McNain of I Lon-
don. was awarded A $425.00
saryi•ecently. •
Mr. and Mrs.. Thomas Duff of
Tara visited list,Week with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert licNain and fam
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ily of Amberley.
A number from this vicinity
attended the ice Capades at
.chener on Thursday and Friday.
evening of last Week.
• Mr. and Mrs. Donald Courtney
visited with Mr. and Mrs. John
Campbell of Kincardine last
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Laura McNain visited .for
a few days last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Murray McNain and daugh-
• ter of Mitchell and with relatives •
in Clinton. • •
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