The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-10-02, Page 12!PAG TWELVE
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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20 YEARS AGO
SEPTEMBER 1954
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Th'e bread 'war.' in the district
. appeared to besettled with a public
announcement • by the. Lucknow
District Businessmen that regular
bread prices would, prevail,,, •Sliced
or •plain was set at 19 cents or 18
• cent:, with 'low rate' or Cut rate
bread no longer available'..
Lucknow Public School Board
dccided,upon the. establishing of a
department -approved kindergarten
a ° class. Mrs. N. .1. MacKenzie was
engaged as teacher. ,There was. an •
enrolment of clesen youngsters —
Mary Bannister. Mary Elizabeth
Westlake, Susan Cleland. Artetta.
Pollock, , Beverly Taylor. Isabelle
MacMillan. Donna Corrin. Joan
MacKenzie; Billie Chester, Rickey
,Jardine, Brian Mowbray.
Members of the local Ministerial
Association commenced a period of
religious instruction in the Public
School..
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40 YEARS AGO
SEPTEMBER 1934
Wm. Murdie. hardware merch-
ant was appointed Justice of the
Peace for Lucknow, an appoint-
ment which was accompanied by an
annual salary of $100. with no
service, fees to be charged.
. The Bruce Municipal Telephone
System announced a dollar a year
reduction in rates with the new rate
$14 yearly.
During a severe electrical storm
in the area. the steel barn of John
Mills. concession 2. West Wawa-
-nosh. was struck and totally
destroyed by the resulting fire as
well as •his entire crop of hay and
recently threshed. grain. The fine
steel barn had been erected not
long before to replace his frame
barn. which was destroyed by fire
the previous year.
Nelson Winterstein had com-
menced work on the Graham
building on the main street.
Lucknow, adjoining Reid's Bakery.
where he planned to open a service
station.
60 YEARS AGO
SEPTEMBER 1914
The Lucknow Council had can-
nons mounted at the Town Hall.
Concrete basis were constructed.
one on either side of the walk
leading to the • hall entrance. • and
the two old guns that for smite time
had lain at Victoria Park, were
remounted there. These old
weapons used a half -century prey- •
iously, were out of date except as '
park ornaments and museurn cur.-
los.'
Harry McCreath purchased the
barbering business of Lee Horne.
nmas ing The
Great Masquerader
On October 6th, the 85 Kinsmen
Clubs and their Kinette Auxiliaries
of District One ofthe Association. of
Kinsmen Clubs, will combine their
strength and begin. a campaign to
unmask/ the 'Great Masquerader'
by a' District wide Walk-a-thon.
The Kinsmen and Kinettes are
collecting funds to help in the
research Of the dread children's
disease, Cystic Fibrosis. Cystic
Fibrosis is the• most common .and
serious chronic. disease of infancy
and childhood. It affects the lungs
and ,digestion. Thick gluey mucus
clogs the lungs; and prevents the
flow of digestive juices from the
pancreas into the small intestine.
The. child is prey to pneumonia and
'often suffers malnutrition although
eating ravenously. •
Cystic Fibrosis is called the
Masquerader • because the child:,
may appear . to have asthma,
bronchitis, celiac disease or an
allergy. C/F presents :symptoms
which are often contusing even to
doctors. Cystic Fibrosis/ kills more
youngsters than polio in the
pre -vaccine era and rivals cancer as
a cause of death up to age 15..
in campaigning -for funds, the
Kinsmen and Kinettes• of District.
One hope to raise $100,000.00 over
the next three years, to finance
their.0/F Research Centre located
.in Toronto at the Hospital for Sick
Children, which they have spon-
sored for . the Canadian Cystic
Fibrosis Foundation. . Since 1971
over $102.000 has been raised to
support Cystic Fibrosis Research.
Kinsmen and Kinette Clubs ask
your support of their fund raising
activities for this 'cause. The
Lucknow.Club will be participating
in . a Walkathon' this Sunday,
October 6th in support . of Cystic
Fibrosis.
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WHITECHURCH
Mr. and Ms. Bill Evans on
Friday went by bus to the plough-
ing
lough ing match in . the vicinity of
Georgetown.
We arc sorry to report that Bill
Webster is still a patient in
Wingham and 'District Hospital.
The community wishes him a
speedy recovery. •
• Bob • Mowbray on Friday attend -
cd the Ploughing Match near
Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan
on Tuesday attended the Ploughing
Match at Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill. Ryan of
Goderich were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan.
Mrs. Doris Leeson . of Nanaimo
B.C. spent a few . days last week
with her sister Mrs. Bill Parker and
Mr. Parker of Exeter.
Miss Jane Laidlaw of London and
Paul Laidlaw of Guelph spent the
week end with their parents Mr.
and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw:
Mrs. Harry Moss of Plattsville
and Susan Moss of Newmarket
visited on 1hursday with Mr. and
Mrs. Ben ' McClenaghan and Mrs.
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Doris Leeson.
WEDDING RECEPTION
On Friday evening a wedding
reception was held in Whitechurch
Community Memorial Hall for -Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Martin- (newly-
weds) Music for dancing was
supplied by the Alley Cats. Prior to
lunch being served Mr. and Mrs.
Martin were called to the platform
while' Neil Rintoul on behalf of the
gathering read an address and Paul
Elliott presented them with a gift of
money. - Mr. and Mrs. Martin both
replied thanking the sponsors' of
the party, for their gift, for coming
and kindness in remembering
in this way with the party to
their many friends. All then
For They Are Jolly Good Fell
Lunch was served and dai
resumed to closing time.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emera
Friday evening attended the I
fit Dance at Holyrood for Mr
Mrs. Bill MacPherson...Mr1
Mrs. Huntley Dawson of
concession Kinloss were also;
ent.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kill
Brussels were Sunday vis.
Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Schul
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