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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1955-07-13, Page 2• • I • ;4 16, tti •• • TY.v ''!'soz!r�� tar tR.t �.' O J THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,,, LUCK►11O! tFariner - Gr�wer ATTEN TION 1 $1000 per acre • is an 'easy mark at prevailing prices, if; you plana GOVERNMENT -CERTIFIED RASPBERRIES and' care for them in a scientific way. • . • The largest grower and dealer•of certified raspberries. it Ontario, is sending a specialiss ill ;raspberry -growing to call On interested prospective 'growers. Explanation of Mod- ern' growing methods. Also recommendation to canners and dealers. for •crop. marketing.': - 1 Plants at.;cimmerCwalrate Term payrnent, no int erest, :to approved planter of one acre., . Only. 'a limited . acreage • ' available. for Fall iplanting 1955.. All replies must be mailed to BOX. 400:. CAMPBELLFORD, ONTARIO, on or. before July 19th: . • FOU R CONCESSION ' SIXTH AND :NINTH .H ., Miss • Joan ' Hamilton is attend- ing summer school in Toronto,: Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. MacDon- Margaret and Mack visited with Rev; and Mrs. G. S. •Baulch and family' of Campbellville on Sunday.; . „Mrs. Jack Needham. of Corunna spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd:•MacDougall and" fain- ily.. Suzanne'is staying at , he. Presbyterian Camp at.Kintait Miss Shirley McClure is h (laying in Paisley. Mr. and Mrs.; Ira aicIde • nd boys and Mrs. L. MacIver vi ':t= edSunday with . Mr.. . and rs. • Jahn•�•Diickie at Hope Bay. 4 Miss .Irene- Roulston is empl • y- ed• for the summer.,at Bal an Mr. and . Mrs. Alvin: Miller . rid MT. and Mrs. Leslie. Campbell of: Strathroy spent Sunday at he., home of Mr.: and Mrs. Cliff RP • stop: • Mrs.' Tena . Daym'an of Bruce - field is visiting with Miss Mary and • Ross- Murray. • •.• Mr. and Mrs. Jixn Durnin were 'visitors on Sunday with Mrs. Luxton at Kincardine. • ' -Miss . Margaret Disher of .Tor Tor- onto was a visitor last week with Mr.. and Mrs. ' Cliff Murray'. and family.. • Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lettner , of Toronto' were visitors with Mr: and Mtcs.' Mike Curnrnins,_. • Miss Marilyn CaYneron, of Ash- field • was a holiday visitor _with Mary B. and Barbara Ann . Pur- -Mrs. Jirn . Wilson is spending a few' days withfriends at L• ist Miss •Dorine Kennedy of Win=' ,nipeg spent a few days with her aunt; .Mrs. Lorne .Durnin and Mr. Dur' nail.• •ONTARIO'. NOVEL EVENTS FEAU'E PUC:NJC The Ladies Auxiliary to Can- adian •Legion,. N.o. 309, Lucknow, held ..their annual picnic. at Kin- cai'dine • on 'Thursday, July 7th,, with about fifty present; includ- ing some from Ripley Auxiliary who •wereinvited along . with Howick Auxiliary. The. ,Sports were supervised by the entertainment : committee with • Mrs.. Bob_ Reid,, convener, welcoming• the ladies :and their children;' The results' of.the sports Were as follows: youngest child :Pres-: ent, Marilyn ~ Hamilton; girls' 4. Yek's and; under, Marilyn' Arm- strong!, Donna Forster boys 4 & under, •. Hughie' Johriston, Barry Lemoine; girls. 6 and under; ,Hel- en ' Johnston, .'Isobel . MacMillan; boys 6 and under, . Hugghie 'John- ston Billy ;'Thomson;. girls 8 and under, Sharon Johnston, ,'Karen-. Wasney;: boys 8 and under,. Ross •Forsterr Jiminy • MacNaughton; girls 10 and under, Trudy Thorn- son, Sharon Johnston; boys 10 & under, Ross ' Forster . .and, Jimmy MacNaughton' (tied).; girls 12 and under, ' Nancy Forster, Trudy Thomson; boys 1.2 • and' under, Tom • ' Wasney, " • Ross • Forster; wheelbarrow race, Jirrnrny. Mac - :Naughton and Nancy •, 'Forster, Ross Forster . and Tom Wasney; Most: freckle; Mrs, Eileen Le- rnoine and Mrs. Agnes •'Morrison (tied), unmarried ladies' race, DawnSinnaanon, Nancy Forster i00,:yard dash (open),. Mrs. Mae Hunter,. Mrs. Bob Reid; over 50 year race• Mrs: Lorne.. Johnston kick the slipper,_ Mrs. Mae Hun- ter ; and Mrs. Sadie ' MacMillan (tied) ; call the cows, • Mrs. Lorne Jkihnston and ;' Pearl,. :Connell 'formerly' of ' Kinloss, marked her tie d largeste st Carload, Mrs: RoY 90th birthday. Black ' and Mrs. ' 13ob 'Reid• (tied); Ashfield Council presented Sid largest 'family. ; present, Mrs: :L.e .. Srnithof Zion with,a silver medal in recognition.;;•of . his :efforts inrescuing. Dorothy : McQuillin on. July.. 1st, ' 1 34,,,,.When= her sister Ruth lost . her life: •. `••The 'civil :war that was .as- sociated s-sociated . with ° church ` 1 e a g u,e honkey-coni rded-with co) leasan.t social evening attended by some three hundred persons Mr. J : W. Joynt presented the trophy to Dr: R. L. Tr.eleaven and L. ;C: Thonzp..- son.:: "Pelt". McCoy ' carne in for a lot of praise for;'having; refereed so; . efficiently. 'Dr.' cW. V. ' John .$ton presided.. He: *as chairman- of • the league executive._ . WEDNESDAY,, JULY . 18th, 1955; A -R -D S . THROUGH THE ..SENTINEL ;FILES Tin Years. Ago • in which her sister-in=law Mrs. . ..• , Donaldson of St, Will Barkley was. killed and her ' Rev J. W. her injured. Their team . of Peters ;Church was tranferred to horses was killed. The Barkleys' Hyde Parr( Parish. " formerly lived near .Belfast. • Rexford Ostrander .(bought Mrs, The, play,- "The .Silent Detect D. C: Taylor's ';building ; orr ' Main 'ive", was presented locally by St.; which he transformed' into Lila Taylor, Rena Gordon, Annie' the Sepoy Theatre. :Boyd,-- Frances . Siddall -Isabel The Lucknow .High. School Douglas, Mrs. J, W. Joynt, Mrs. Band made its. first • public „op- D. 'Gilbertson, D. Gilbertson, D,:. pearance at the school • corn- J.:.McCharles ' T S. Reid and P; mencernent, •. • J. Mac'Millan.„ ` 4' Lieut. Rod Finlayson of Loh- Rev .'J,, S, 'D'uncar solemnised alsh was, . killed ,'in action: • ' the marriage of Miss Mary,Camp Wes Huston, ••who';+ had sold his bell -'and Mr, harry' Pierce.' Prior barber 4business' to Jack `Can'p= to their: departure: to Winnipeg bell, bought Ben Pearlmares 'lady •Mrs.: Pierce was presented with g les'. and `men's wear store. 0 e. beautiful'. -Oak cabinet of silver The 'home of ;Mrs. James Valad ware by LuCknaw friends in ret- at Holyrood wasdestroyed• by ognition :,of her• faithful and fire; obliging services as post mistress. Mrs .G;•Alton (Elsie Vint) died Reeve J. G..M.urdoch, read a corn - hi Wingham Hospital 16 hours plimentary address; after she had been fatally burn- The Lucknow district was pro ed when gasoline fumes were foundly;shocked by, the' death of ignited bY. a., laxitern. J'. G: Murdoch, •on••.Sunday 'night,' Gordon' Irwin of Kinloss and ,February 21st, . He. had .attended his 'cousin,. Charles Irwin of Lon- , the' Presbyterian Church that don, 'were badly hurt in a• motor- morning and. Walter Stewart's cycle -truck collision in London.. funeral in the ,afternoon' and shortly, after was stricken :wit} •.. • what.•was then. termed acute digestion: • Twenty; Years . Ago AlexMcLeod, age:_B7,,•,..and 'a native of Lochalsh, was drowned whileworking.' on the : docks at` Vancouver. ' ,The Terrains .. were •brought . to, the family home' :with interment in Lochalsh 'Cemetery. After, a .lengthy • illness •with .a heart condition, the dtath of .'T. S ;„Reid, ;former Lucknow: bank manager, ,.occurred at Orillia. Mrs.. Helen ,'Hudson . of Elora,: moine, Mrs..Forster and • Mrs. Thomson (all tied); most .grand children,-- Mrs:. MacFa-rlane—tall est' ; lady; ' Mr's Agnes Thomson; shortest: lady, .Mrs. -Ensign; wed- ding anniversary nearest picnic, 04 --Mks-.- 4manda-Hamilton; birthday - nearest ,picnic, Cathy . Cobourn ` widest smile,' Mrs; Pete Johnston;, liar's contest, Mrs:`' Grace John- ston, 'Mrs. K. Forster,.:Mrs Eun-' ice Reid .• and Mrs. MacFarlane; rnusical :,Contest, ' ••Mrs. Kathleen. Forster and Mrs. Anna Johns on: (tied), Mrs. Herb McQuillin and Mrs. Grace Johnston (tied) ani mal contest,• :Nancy Forster and Mrs. Margaret Wasney'. (tied); , consequence .'contest; Mrs. :Sadie Hainilton, • Mrs. black, Dawn Sin- • name n, Mrs Grace Johnston; Mrs. Bob ;Reid: • ' '4 • A. good number of the ':spryer y • girl's and all the --children took ': to the water to .cool off. A lovely lunch was served by` the lunch` corrmrnittee. ' Mrs..' MacCreath.' of Ripley thanked the Luckngw • Auxiliar forhaying y' g invited', -them. kit draw was made for a lovely gold. satin •cushion. made by Mrs. 4. Agnes Thomson. and •was won: by Pearl Connell: it >y reatest'. FREE -OFFER Anywhere! Woad Famous M. ROGERS SILVERPLATE ,., �.4. } •>;.4 • * .4 10 I. li 0 EASY TO GET!' It}s as • simple.' as A.B.C.. to .e get your : 60 -piece : set of • Silverware FREE: JUST THINK ' Save : only- $12:00 of our' coupons ' and we'll' •iv'e You absolutel•. u fre . g wish! ! absolutely: e any piece of silverplate ,o yu wish. Or, BELIEVE IT OR .NOT . . • . p,,,• for only ,10c: in cash, and only $7.00' of, our. Coupons,' .we'll a give, yob any piece of. •silver- • to plate ' you wish: Free Del><very. Phone' $2y; Lucknow AGENT FOR HANOVER CLEANERS t 62•�W��rfX��.I�LC'Ai�''.�.v+,CAw/J'•/' �' �r'iFrRI�.'i'•'/� / A 4 • 9 �stiPhSielYl.^Y•.YL°JiY tii.W+a PLAN 'FOR" JUNIOR CLUBS SERVICE, SUNDAY, JULY 24th ,. The seventh- annual.' interde= nominational .Jun i or Farmer Church Service ,will be • held on Sunday,. July. 24th . at 8.00 pan. in' Knox' Presbyteriab Church at Goderich. ' • The address will be i •y Rev. Robert MacMillan; minister at Knox 'Presbyterian Church: Mr; W. H. Bishop wi•1l • be organ- ist for the'serv%e andwill lead the thirty-six voice Junior Farrn- er choir. Junior Farmer members taking, partin the service: will' include Lois Jones, president Of Huron . County Junior, Institute; Arnold Alton,. president of. Duron County Junior Farrners;" Cather- ine Campbell, vice Pres.; Junior Institute;--HeI:err-Johnston; }:firm rr" County director and-LloydHol- land,. 2nd. yice Pres., Huron Co, Junior. Farmers. Along with the Junior Farmer -choir music will: be • provided by NLiss Doris John- ston , and her marimba and 'the Tuckersmith :Junior :F a r m e r quartette :including Geo. Turner, Gordon Johns, Stanley Johns and. Bert Pepper, • Thirty .'Years Ago':' Leslie McGuire of Huron Twp. was killed in. the railway ..yards' •at Detroit • Joseph Taylor died ath1s'hom here in. his 67th year. Mr. and •Mrs. Robert Mullin ob- served. their 50th wedding . anni versar - ' 'John Barnby of Ashfield ,cele- brated celebrated his_143rd birth :y.'_ his health .was good but he triad lost his 'hearing and was almost blind. Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacKin.- ,noon-oei-ebr-atecl their golden -wed- 1ding., anniversary. Eliza Winnifred Hunt• er, 11_. Sear -old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hunter of Ashfield, died in Wingham : Hospital following' an. appendectotny, • • • ' Mrs. Win. Congrarn of Holyrood. died suddenly at her ,.home.. An- other. sudden death was that of Mrs. Duncan MacLeod, • of Kin- tail. - Forty Years Ago Mrs, John Graharrl; yeast . of town, received word of '•a railway crossing accident at Echo .Buy RENT A, TXPEWIRITEIt EverS'one '. from the student to the businessman needs, a type- writer,' and we can now. supply 'you .With new. Remington type- writers on a rental basis, Is costs anlys$5 -a.Lmo-nMI-or-42. 564- week. h;;ar-$2.56j.-a- Fifty Years .Ago • Wesley. Cook's 'home on. Con. 1, Kinloss, was destroyed ',Walter Horne':.sold his ' ;black:; smithing .business on Stauffer `St, "to., Robert Cole of •Toronto.., • . George"Girvin sold his barber business • to John' Henderson,- Alexander'. ,Mrs. .- Graham' of!. Kinloss died at the 'age, of 82 and another Kinloss . resident,, Mrs. Mary McConnell died• at the, age . of 90 at :they home , of•+her daughter, .-Mrs. • Stevenson. of Lon'don.:.: Members of the Lucknow' Fire • Compahy attended in a body .the funerati.ofl Dan • McKinnon Who' • w- :�as-kiirle�c at. Niagara F`aIts ,The 'remains .were'' broughthere for. burial By mutual' ;consent " announce,. Ment was: anade . of the dissolution of the *.partnership .. of. D.'; R, lel c Intosh and Thomas. .H: Alton. ds general .merchants '.with' Mr,' Me- Intosh: continuing •the' business: Sixty.. Years 'Ago..'. r . Roderick , :MacKenzie 'died al the home of his daughter, Mrs: 'Kenneth, Henderson,' 'Huron Twp. at the age of '95 years. He cane to. Ashfield in.,184t:; A Horse -Dealers Union ikas organized ,, in •. Lucknow ; for the purpose of •putting ,down cheat= ins, ly�irigvand ,unfair=.dea1:in=g: The meeting was . presided_ 'Over by Bob; } swirl -with-> BiH --Jelin t-o:n acting as secretary.. • • Wm: ' Gardner . of Ashfield . w•as • awarded the eontract for build - 1i g th `ri`e v''atone school amount for ;$98.5: , The . price . in., eluded all the workexcept paint= ing• and 'seating • Anniversary services were held : in t mid-March by, the• Lucknow ' Baptist Church. The pastor was. Rev. W •Walker. .. 'Students. at SS.: NO. '5, Cori,.' 6, Kinloss, .were O. Sutherland. A. Valens; A: McGillivray, J Wil song 'M. McCaul, G. Carleton; R. P--i� c-e;-•z�r:�athe-rkanci;-S.-Wa-1•�;rau: .I A " McCaul, B. Pierce, M, :Hemi sort; L. :Fraser, ' A. McLeod,' W. Wilson, M. McLeod, G. 1-laig1. A, Carleton, W..'Walker, L. Smith, • - J, McKinnon.: week. ,Enjoy+ the use Of these, modern :machines. We can supp)> you with any Remington.. ty tip,. 'writer or adding machine, tars: would be pleased ,to show y 'Yo their features. • ' LcK1�tovE • THE , LUCKNOW SENTINEL Lucknow, Omani " - .Authorized as.second class mail, Post Office Departmeit 'Ottawa.: Established 1873.- Publisheda Each Wednesday Afternoon Subscription •' rate -$2.50 a year in advance—to A. 3.53 ' Campbell 'Thompson, Publisher • ..