The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-10-16, Page 17OCTOBER 16, 074
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
LOOKING BACKWARDS
THROUGH THE SENTINEL FILES
WITH MARGARET THOMPSON
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YEARS AGO
OCTOBER 1954
Bruce County Plowing
ass held at the farm of
ftulayson• Lochalsh.
w's 89th fall Fair was
L5 rain. An afternoon
turned the grounds into
of mud and kept the . crowd
to the shelter of the arena.
tcloision reception im-
isthis area, TV aerials
ung into prominence.
el undetermined origin
destroyed the large
the farm of Maurice
concession 10, Kinloss
YEARS AGO
OCTOBER 1934
of Lucknow Lodge No.
Q.O.F. were installed into
were as follows: George
Noble Grand Charles
Vim Grand; Kenneth
Recording and Financial
Cam Thompson, Treas-
t61 Loithart, Chaplain;
n, R.S.N.G.; Will
LS.N.G.; Harry Nixon,
Reg Lavis, Conductor;
R.S.V.G.; Wallace
R.S.S.; Austin Solomon,
FNixon," I.G.; Dean
O.G.; Wm. Youn. L.S.
motion in the village by
"s roll, was 1055
suincrease of 91 over the.
of 964.
foment was taking
ti ,r at least a part of
immense apple crop of
barrels (1914
Mage in supplying the
ail British troups with a
item of fruit diet
11;1
during the coming winter camp-
aign. The Fruit Branch of the
Agriculture Department was in-
vestigating ways and means of
securing a large supply of evapor-
ated apples for the troops and also
for stimulating the fruit evapor-
ating industry in Canada on a
permanent basis.
The Joynt evaporator was .comp-
leted and put into operation. The
building, which was concrete
throughout, was two stories high
and equipped with every modern
appliance for the handling of
apples.
News And. Views
From Huronview
The congregation of the Clinton
Christian Reformed Church formed
a choir to lead the Sunday evening
Song Service in the auditorium.
Thirty-five residents of Brucelea
Haven at Walkerton accepted an
invitation to visit Huronview .on
Monday afterndon. The guests.
arrived at tw.o-thirty and joined in
the activities of old tytne music,
dancing and a sing song. Marie
Flynn, Lorne Lawson, Norman'
Speir and Jerry Collins provided
the music : with vocal solos by
Morgan Dalton and readings by
Mrs. McGratton. Administrator,
Ches Archibald, welcomed the
visitors to the Home and following
the program lunch was served in
the main dining room by a resident
committee; Betty Scratch. Marg-
aret Kehn, Gladys Stanlake,' Miss
O'Connor, • Mrs. McKenzie and
Mrs. Kelly. Mrs. Hussey, Recrea-
tion Supervisor at Brucelea Haven,
expressed the appreciation of their
residents for the invitation and the
visitors were taken on a tour of the
Home.
Mrs. Marjorie Hays of Goderich
provided a musical program for
"Family Night" accompanied at
the piano by Mr, Herdman,
organist of St. Georges Anglican
Church, Goderich. Mrs. Hays sang
many of the residents" . favourite
songs and Mrs. Sparling thanked
the entertainers on behalf of the
residents.
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s*G' SE EP1TE in
Over 704 Pair
Pants
ON SALE
at Hayes Family Cl�thhig
G.W.G. SCRUBBIES ® REG. $16.95
G.W.G. DENIM FLARES - REG. $16.95
G.W.G. DENIM ROLL -UPS m- REG. $16.95
G.W.G. COWBOY KINGS — REG. $16.95
SALE $14.95
ALL FIRSTS
AND GUARANTEED
Penmans 71 ! Penmans 71
Drawers and Shirts (seconds) Combinations (seconds)
SALE $4.00 Each SALE $6.00 Each
Penmans
Thermal Drawers and Tops
(Firsts)
SALE $6.00 Set
Penmans No. 27
Fleece Drawers and Tops
(Seconds)
SALE $6.00 Set
McGregor Socks (irregulars)
SALE $1.00 Pair
WATCH THIS PAPER FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF OUR COMPLETE
CLOSING OUT SALE
OF OUR LADIES' WEAR DEPARTMENT
Hayes
Phone 357-1700
Family Clothing
Wingham
Home Economist Is
W.I. Speaker
The Holyrood Women `s" Institute
met at the home of Mrs. Jack Scott
with the president, Mrs. P. A.
Murray in the chair. The meeting
opened with the ode and the Mark
Stewart Collect. Mrs. Lorne Eadie
read the minutes of the previous
meeting and gave the financial
statement. The roll call was "an
When Choosing..
livestock Minerals Let Your
Forage Be Your Guidees.
auction of hats" which each
member brought for sale and the
buyers wore the hats throughout
the evening.
•
Mrs. Gerald Rhody was appoint-
ed delegate to attend the Rally at
Wiarton on October. 1 7th and Mrs.
P. A. Murray was chosen delegate
to the Convention at Kincardine on
November 18 and 19.
Mrs.
receive
custom
William MacPherson will
a donation which is the
of the Holyrood Institute to
because the roughage portion of the ration dictates
the combination of essential minerals needed. All
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anyone having a fire loss.
.• Plans are underway for a Rem-
embrance Day Service m the hall
on November 1Ith. Mrs. Gerald
Rhode reported that 14 girls are in
the 4-1-1 , class "The Club Girl
Entertains''. Mitis Edna Boyle
showed' the two quilt blocks which
the Institute were asked to make
and Mr,: Jack Scott brought the
articles .which made up the displa.
• for Lucknow and Ripley fairs which
won 2nd and 3rd prize. A vote of
thanks was tendered to all who
.assisted with this display.
Mrs. Alex PJ'rcv reported on
Agriculture 'and Canadian Indus-
tries. New extra card tables are •
being purchased to add to the
number in the hall. The November
meeting will be in the hall with
Mrs. Donald Blue of Ripley guest
speaker. The Tweedsmuir Book
will be on display and this will be a
tea. Two resolutions were voted
on. Mrs, Alex Percy presided for
the program and introduced the
guest speaker Miss Barbara De
Vischer. Home . Economist who
gave a very interesting talk on New
Products. mentioning milk supple-
ments. margarine and meat substi-
tutes and soya bean products.
Mrs, Frank Maulden thanked Miss
De Vischer. Mrs. Ravnard Ackert
and Mrs. Morgan Johnston favour-
ed with a lovely duct. "Mansion on
the Hilltop...
Mrs. Alex Perry conducted two.
contests. ..Proverbs" and "For-
estry". A well prepared motto by
Mrs. Fred Page. "The happiest
wife. is not the one who, marries the
best man but the one who makes
the best of the one she marries..
was read by Mrs. Jack Scutt.
Directors were Mrs. Alex Perey
and Mrs. Fred Page. The meeting
closed with "O Canada" and Grace
after which a delicious lunch was
served by the hostess assisted by
Mrs. Gerald Rhody and Miss May
Boyle.
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