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BaptiSrnaI Se rf .
At Farnily ern ay
'Farnily Sunday was 'observed at
the Lucknow United Church'on
Sunday,
• Five children were presented for
.baptism. They :were Shelley Lynn•
daughter of Mr,. and Mrs. Wayne:
'Brooks of `Oshawa; Judy Mae, -
daughter of Mr; and Mrs. William.
Hunter of Lucknow;. ' Sharon
Marlene, daughter of Mr. and
'Mrs. Robert Struthers of Lucknow;
Russel Walter, son of.Mr..and
Mrs.. John Treleaven. of Lucknow,
Kevin Eugene, son, of Ivlr. and •
Mrs, Harvey Irwin of ;RR 3 Luck •
• now.
The baptismal ceremony was
performed by Rev. H. -W. Strapp,
ministerof th.e. •.church , and cert-
''ificates °w.etre.presented by the
clerk of the session,' Wilfred
Drennan.
The two lady, elders, Mrs.
Wellington Henderson: and Mrs.
Ross Shiells,• greetedthe members
of the congregation• at the.•door
following; the service; Y
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the creators of
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distinctive raised 'lettering ,
rich -looking,. elegant.
THER►tO-ENORAVOIO has .that
individual look of •
'finest craftsmanship.
•But it costs only about half
`asmuch,.os you'd expect.
Many other dyls from' which to chooas.
LUCKNOw.
SENTIVEL.
Harvey -Culbert Is
vice President
Melvin Good was elected presid-
ent of the Huron 'County Road Stip-
eriitend'ents' Association at its,
annual Meeting held re •
cently in
Goderich.Township Hall, at Hol-
mesville. ••
•Other' officers 'are past president
Wm. Taylor; vice president ,Harv-
ey Culbert; secretary treasurer,
Wrri; Rotatby,and representative
of the Ontario Road Superintend-
ents' Associetiion, Roy Tyndall.
Other business included discuss=
ion of a by-law covering 'construct
ion of entrance culverts led by Mr.
J. W. Britnell.., . County Engineer
,and Mr. Ralph Betteridge•, St,
Marys; 'also spoke on weed and
brush control by spraying.
Several• new members from var-
ious villages and two townships
in the county, were present as Well
as Ken Wilmot :from the Depart-
ment of Highways.
Grant Stirling, Reeve of Godec-
ich Township, and Mr. Harold
Robinson, deputy-reeve.of Howick
Township also' spoke::
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'THIS LUCKNOW 61INTINKL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Farms .or . Sade
We have ,2 Saw farals for sale,
irninft possession.
on.
Several .Zoo acre farms •priced
to sell.
'Also some bake hods• and cottages.
Waflted':.:
Some ;houses, location
.Lute.41 I„,Wt . ..
Howe for Sale
6 nom house In Kincardine
This haute Weed. to sell.
CONTACT
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BOX 193. '
PHONE ` 528-3618.` A
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REALTOR
BOX 33.3 MEAFORD,.'PHONE 428
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MISSING PERSONS
One of the most romantic of Sal-
vation Army operations is on beha-
lf of missing persons.
The internationalism of The Sal -
vation Army, provides .a ready -mad
network' of •help in locating 'those
Who have, for one reason or anoth-•
er: •become "lost" to relatives
and, friends. ' The searching hand
of The Falvation• Army is thus able
to' reach across oceans and Contin-,
•eats to "find. the last" and: a_ rema-•
kable degree of"success has attend,
ed their efforts, Each year in Can=
ada, approximately 50) persons
are "found". •
It's funny how, the man who isn't
good: enough to marry your daugh-
ter can give. you the smartest grand
•children in the world
April ;Shows Good
Employment level,
SOME OF
LUCKNOW FIRSTS
the following item was found
In a 1936 issue of the Sentinel,
and ,,although it not updated with
,more" recent "firsts" in the comm*
unity, it is however rather inter-
esting. • •
First pioneer settler, Joel Eli
'.Stauffer -• .1850.
1 close second, James Somer-
ville. - i851....
Daniel Webster and James Hen-
derson take
up land part of which
in time becam.e'part of the village
area * 1854,
First sawmill,set•gotng - 1856-1.
S:urvey.of the village by James
'Somerville .1858. ' ' •
First tavern, Ralph` Miller's 'log-
built "Balaclava House". - 1858..
0 , ° Auctionsale of. village lots1858.
•.Village given' its name Septem-
ber 1st, 1858; 'ceremony attended" •
by .firing of twenty-one "guns"...
(gunpowder fired from holes made
in.trees) in. Celebration of the occ-
asion., '
•
First storekeeper: to open business
Malcolm' Campbell •. 1859..
Post Office • established' 1860..
First religious seryices held in •
the .v is inity ;(by 'a Presbyterian
elder named. Campbell) in the
early '60s,
,The rate of; employment. and
demand for workers of all types
are maintained at a .very high ley-,
el'throughout the entire district
during the'month of April accord- •
ung to Stanley Whiston,, Acting
Manager, Walkerton i4ational,Em
ployment Office. • : •
Mr.. Whiston'•s report showed 259.:
men.and';159 worsen applying for
employment;'at the end of the
'month. This was a decrease of ,
144 since the March end of the
month, and a'decrease of'447 • •
from the number of people regist-
ered for 'employment at the end of
April 1?65 . • ''
This demonstrates that employ-
Ment conditions are vastly improv-
ed, this year, and unemployment
has been drastically reduced since
1965.
During .APril the lota1
offs
ce'
•
placed• 79 localarea residents in
employment and. brought in 8 per-
sons from .other areas tofill vacan-
cies for which there' were no
local.applicants available, • and
moved 4 persons'to other areas.
There were 863 vacancies •
listed•with the Walkerton National
Employment ,office during April.
Male vacancies still 'unfilled are
for •office 'clerks, salesmen, farm.
hands, ,'cabinet makers, wood work-
ing machine operators and
labourers, truck drivers, auto"me- .
chanics, • and: poultry processing:
• workers, lobs for• females 'are for
office workers and stenographers,
domestic" and hospital workers,
wood workers and furniture workers,
and poultry processing workers.,
Mr. Whiston states,that present .
indications are that labour supply
in all categories,both male and
female., will be severely restricted
First . Public. School building er-
ected -r 1862 (J.T.Middleton,. .
schoolmaster).
z; Wesleyan Methodist congregation
organized -.1862 (Rev. David
Ryan, Minister). .
Lucknow incorporated as a ,police
village - 1863.:
First serious fire in village -1864.
Lees and Douglas's�cardi, g mill
Opened 1866..
Goderich gravel road opened to
Lucknow .1866,:, "
Great Western Railway opens
station -' 1866..:
Fire engine purchased • in. the
early '70s,. •
New Connexion:Methodist con •
-
gregation organized -1865 -its
first rninister Rev.. John Walker, ,
,succeeded by Rev. John'W. Doch-
• stader in 1868.
Presbyterian Church (Free Chiu-
ch section) opened services about
•
1869.
Presbyterian Church (Auld Kirk)
built stone Church on,Havelock
Street,in 1873.. or: 1874.: Rev; b
McNabb, 'Minister:, • •
First issue •of the Lucknow Sentin-
el published in that. •week of.Janu-
ary 1874; , Messrs . Sowers and Hunt
editors and proprietors.
Union' :of Wesleyan and New Con-
nexion branches. of Methodism 'con-
summated - 1874
Baptists open up`a cause••in the'
disused Presbyterian stone church
on Havelock Street 1886.
• Union: of two sections of. the:,
Presbyterian Church. (the'wee
Frees" 'and the "Auld" Kirk") Sept-
ember 1886, • •
Church of England opened a
church (St . Peter's) - 1878;.
Caledonian Society Organized-'
Winter of 1814 Dr. McCrimmon
Its first Chief.
Caledonian Society opens.its
famous series of athletic contests -
1875. -
ontests-1875...•
Pioneer medical. practitioners:
Drs. McCrimnion, Garnier,
Tennant.
First debentures sold by village
(to provide money for erection of
the new Public School) -1878.
Waterworks built and put in op—
eration -.1890.'
during the spring and sunitner It•
is anticipated that there will be a '
considerable number of high school
students available for work, start-:
ing around the 15th of June,: and
Mr. Whiston recommends that ern-
ployers seriously consider the ad
visability of hiring these temporary
workers during the,summer vaca-
tion
period.in order to help fulfill
their personnel requirements.
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