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LOOKING BACKWARDS
THROUGH • •THE SENTINEL FILES •
itypset with a load of potatoes on
20 Years go the 10th of ' W awanosh, Leaking:
March 194.6;. gasAline made the incident more.
'Norval R. Richards, son Of Mr. dangerous.•
and Mts. R. A. Richards of.Para-, Karry Nixon' of Lucknow sold bis
mount, received his Master of egg shop to A. J. Pearson of Ethel.
Science' degree at Michigan State Ed Baker -of Holstein took charge.
College ,,,
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R. S.Hetherington of Wingham
resumed his two-day a' week law
practice in .Lucknow .. He had op-
erated a similar 'practice in Luck-
now prior to'the war.
Mel Orr Commenced . duties in
the: repair department of 'Schnurr
Shoe Store in Walkerton- after re-
ceiving 'his discharge from' the air
force. '
Lucknow representatives attend-
ed •a series of meetings regarding
the formation of High School'Dist
ricts, A minimum enrolment of ,
200, was `required with a property'
assessment of not less .than 5 mill-
ion dollars,
•Foran•Brothers purchased, the.
Alexander:farm in West Wawanosh.
Orville Free.purchased. the .1::0
acre farm of Harold Congram on
concession:5 Ashfield. Donald
Fowler sold .75 acres to. Ashfield.
Township •for gravel. Harvey And*
erson purchased a farm 1 1/2i
m,
south of Dungannon.' -
Flying,Officer Eldon Buckingham
0 year old son Of Mr. and. Mrs,
Wm, . Buckingliam of concession 12
Ashfield', died at Veter.ans','Hosp-
ital- at
osp-ital-at Peterborough; ".He had: been
critically ill for six'months He`
was a veteran of numerous, opera
tional flights. and:had:taken ill
following V -E day,. He had vol-
unteered for the Japanesetheatre,
of war but peace came .before he
was called. . .
The Maple Syrup season was
a •poor One, aevery ,short "season
.and poor run. . •
Grade 10' `students •. at Lucknow
High: School were Wilfred Black;:
Don Cameron,. Ruth• Dahmer. J.C..
Drennan; Douglas Farrish,; Dorothy
Gibson, Alvin' Hamilton,. Ardonna
Johnston.,. Joy Johnson, Wm. 'john :.
Ston Lorna little, Betty Marshall.,
Carrie Milne, •Eileen Purvis:, Law
fence Salkeld, Bernice Shaddick`,
Gwen Stewart,..J'ack Stuart; .Jean
Taylor, Wm..Taylor, Jean Tre..
leaven, , •
•F..,G.._Todd of :St. Helens.=was
elected 'president of, the Aberdeen -'
Angus Association of Canada..
•SamSherwood and a' passenger
Harvey Anderson were temporarily •
trapped in the cab of a:truck after.
of the management.. Harry had
operated the business for five mon-
ths after purchasing•the business
from S. E. Robertsons.`
Seeding was underway by some''•
in the last couple of weeks in- .
March
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LAMM TO IDIIOR
s
. 4Q'` Years Ago.
March 1926. •
Fire completely ° red C.F.
destroyed
Martin's elevator and chopping.,
mill at Whitechurch.. Loss .was: -
about. $7000,
Farmersaround Paramount were
interested in a duck -foot harrow,,.
the invention :of Ted Dexter:. It
was designed to cut.and, destroy
weeds and pulverize the.ground to
increase yield,;
The .death occurred of Mrs.. Wm;
•
Allin, a highly respected resident
of the village; .
Spring road breakups rrt'ade the,
traveliing'very difficult. Horses •
were "breaking through". at every
step' and vehicies•,were ,being mired.
• The Peerless Coloured Concert
Company performed at the town
hall. Proceeds;vere for.•theimem
. orial .arch fund.` :
Lost, between St. .Helens and
Lucknow.., by 'way of the boundary,
• a Parker fountain pen, with gold
band on top, • '
,Mrs. Tennant, wife of Dr.
Tennant, died at age 81.,` Her
husband had predeceasedher at
" theage of 64.
Nouse In AshReW
The Sentinel•recentiy carried' a
picture •of .a log house. in Ashfield
being dismantled by •the owner
Leonard Courtney of Amberley.
The log house'y until a few years
ago, .r
a was owned b.the late fiend-
ers Barkwell and the. picture in
the paper prompted the following
Letter to the Editor.
Wilkie, Sask.
• March 23..
The Lucknow Sentinel;
Lucknow:. Ont: '
Dear Sirs:
In regards to the picture'of that
old hoti'Se in your March;9 Issue
it 'was niy grandfather built that
house around 104 years. a'go. The
Hutchison George tchison. mentioned was
my Dad:, and 'Mrs, Tom .Bell.:
Goderich is my sister. , My grand
father came from England to what
• is. now Toronto, ;and when imy Dad
w as 5 or 6 they took up that land •
in .Ashfield and_:granddad built:
that house:
My .Dad would be 109 now if
he was living, so' it must be 104
or 103. years since it, was built„ I
'was born and lived'there until:1
was 9. Then Daddy sold it in; the
..fall. of 1904;°' I forget the fellow's
name who bought it, he lived.
almost on the shore' of Lake Huron.
Daddy came West :to Medora •
Manitoba, in the spring of 1905,
and on to.Saskatchewan and 'took
a homestead in 1907;1v/here he
lived till he died in'the. fall• of:
1920.
Another sister lives at Berkeley
Ontario. She was down to see the
Old' place this last fall. and sent
'60 Years A o .
March 1906. '
John ,Murchison was appointed
secretary of the .Kinloss Branch-Ag-
ricultural
ranch-Ag-ricultural Society succeeding P.A..,
Malcomson who was leaving the
,village.
• •• Wes Young of Kinlough•died•;fronj
injuries received when'he fell
'from a scaffold in his hay: mow.
• John Beaton was advertising a
six__year old mare for --sale at' his
place north of Lucknow, at the
railroad crossing,
' • The farmers' supply co -rented
tle'building east of the Sentinel
from Mr.. Treleaven and were '.
preparing; to open for business.
Thomas Baker ofthe 8th of
Kinloss died at age 74. He was
survived by a widow' and ten:
children.
Mr, .• and -Mrs. John Strath• and
family, were presented witha
purse of gold by the Holyrood
Literary Society prior to leaving
for their new home in the west,.
They had resided forlt. years in
Holyrood. The address was signed
by Rodger Corrigan, John•:Cruthers
Joseph'Conle:y,• William Cox'.
Tenders werecalled for a. brick •
church with cement foundation. for.
Ashfield Presbyterian congregation,
according to plans and specifica-
tions prepared by A. P. 'Stewart
of Lucknow . F. D. MacLennan
of Lochalsh was secretary of the
building' committee.
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SUNBEAM
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ustantS. ides and hods'
me some pictures of ' it. Herb :
Ensign. could perhaps tell you
aboutthe place.. As their: farm
was closeand he chummed with •
my brotherand twe older .sfsters.
I saw the picture in my brother-in-
law's paper. Guess you will know
him. Joe Irwin. Daddy said when
they came to Ashfield it was all
solid' bush. Daddy had that kiln
there for quite a` number of years.`:
Grandad had a wonderful orchard,,,
so many'kind'of apples and.eP,ar
trees, also a big black. English.
cherry --tree. Herb could tell
you howood' they -were. But the
g y
picture my sister sent . all - look so,
bare , and deserted Most of the
trees? are gone.
,We: all went to Herniock,;Cit
,y
School... I had your paper with
the listfpupils p p that u • there-
in
a went, here-.�•,
in the. early .days, but 'I've lost it.
I would like 6 copies of this issue,
March 9, if ':I can get thein.
I' have apicture of my .. •'
Y grandpa,
and grandma. When they. were
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real old also their: family, taken,
beside the house,. taken before I.
was born:. I'm 70now.• I'd send
it down but I'm,. afraid it' might
get lost in themails' and I don't
want to lose it. If its possible to
get . a couple of copies about the ..
Hemlock City School. would you
please let me ;know as I'd like two
of them.'.
The House my Dad lived in after
he got married was just across the
driveway from this one, then he.
Moved into this obe after' his'
parents died. Hoping I can get
the copies of this paper.
Mrs. E. W.., Irwin,
Box: 267 ;
Wilkie.Sask.
P.S. -Al Irwin and his wife know
me °as they, were out here visiting
Ernie and Joe.'•
Former Residents
Will Observe Their
5Oth Anniversary
(Killion News) ...,'
Mr. and •Mrs, Lance. Moffat ,
(Lizzie MacIntyre)'formerly of
this district will•celebrate their'
golden wedding .on April 12th.
Anyone wishing to send a card
could ` address it to Mr. Lance ;
Moffatt, c/o Otto-Jorstad. Lloyd-
niinster, Alberta. Mrs, Moffat •
has been in a nursing home since
suffering a stroke. •
Mr, and Mrs. Tom' MacKenzie
Visited over the weekend with .Mrs.
W m . Mackenzie and. Catherine in..
Toronto; • . • '
Mrs. Currie Colwell visited on
Thursday with Mrs, Walter Forster
wno is a patient in Clinton Hosp-
.
ital.;
The Calico Ball will be held
this year in the High School on.
April .lst, • • •
The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Kinloss Boy Scouts are, planning
a Bake Sale in Lucknow on April°
13th, ;
dein MacKay, Sault Ste, Marie,
was guest of Kenneth Houston at
the honle of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey 'Houston last week-
end.
eek-end, Bern is an OVC student at
the university of Guelph,
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