HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1955-07-13, Page 3WEDNESDAY, JTJLY 13th,' 1955
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UNITED CHURCH:
•Minister:'. •
Rev.; G. A. Meiklejohn,
, • B.A.,
SVVNDAY, JULY 117th
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10.00 a,m.: Church School.
1Lu0•a.m. Morning.: Worship _ 1.
.Wallace McClean,
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Evening Service Withdrawn.;
Lu..ckno
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Presbyterian Church
Rev. Wallace. McClean,• • • i
.: . Minister • . ' • !
.SUNDAY;. JULlt • 17th.--> !,
10,00 a.m.: Sunday, School. !.
11.00 am Morning Worship
in the United Church dur-
• ing July. I..
3.00 • pan.: Erskine, . Dungan- j
non. , .'
Evening,Service Withdrawn ,�
ST. • HELENS
Mr, and Mrs. Mel Brown : of
Kitchener .. 'are holiday : visitors.
with Mr.. and . Mrs. R. Woods:
Little , Miss :Donna Sparks is..;a
holiday - visitor..: with her.' aunt,
Mrs-. Fred • 1VicQuillin and'Mr. 'Mc-
Quillin. Douglas•. Miller of Strath
roy also visited - there and with.
other...relatives .last week.'
Mrs. .•.. do, rdon • McIntyre • .and,
'‘Donald•''af Br.acebridge are• he'll
iday.visitors` 'with:. Mr ' and, 'Mrs.
W.
..:Mr. 'George. 'A., Webb returned
• from` the hospital last week and
rte: convalescing,: at , the :home sof.:
his 'daughter., Mrs. E. W. :Rice
and Mi, Rice.. : : `.
Kennet' Gaunt of Londesboro
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cousin,' Murray.' Gaurtt. . '
Gordon MacPherson ' Wins
W.L. Mail Box Award
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TN,E LUCKNQW SENTINEL, •.Luc LUCKNOW, `ONTARIO
DR« °VAL' EIS DIES,w�..
LBO1N1NKINLOSS
Dr. John 'A, • `Valens,, a native
of Kinloss Tpwnship, passed
'away at. Saskatoon on. Tuesday,
June: 28th. Dr. Valens •was the
oldest son. of the late. Mr. and
Mrs: Wm, Valens, •Concession 6,
Kinloss. He was .82'. •at .his death,
Dr; Valens had practised medi-
cine in Saskatoon.. from 1906 to
•'1.945; :retiring front practice -in
,1946. He was president- of the:
SaskattiheWaii Medical Associa°
'tion: in 1919 and in 1945 he was.
made a life member%of the Can-
• adian 'Medical Association, ,
After retiring helived In Sask-
atoon•, but suffered ',Aooi,`�, hea1lh
most `of) the 'time,. and had spent
the last three years Of :his ' li`fe
in- 'the ,hospital.
He leaves his widow, -one dau-
ghter :and three' 'grandchildren
and' • two 'brothers. - • •
Saskatoon was a town, of 3,000
••then Dr. Valens arrived in Jan-
uary 1906 There vias a large•
area to coven and' -trips had to
he made " by: horse and buggy.
'Slimmer or winter,., in .blizzards
and rainstorms, the doctor at-
tended the •• 'calls 'of patients 'for
:a., distance of 40•• or' 50 : miles
around. Dr. Valens', practice was
typical of ,that. of•.. the ,pioneer,
doctor, in a new' eoun'try. Patients
Were kept'• at homeor in • tents
, -
and . the doctor ' once • estimated
that he brought between 5,000
.and 0.00 'babies, into the :world
:during..his years . of practice.. Few
of. these were •;born,' in: 'hospital.:
Dr. 'Valens was ••presiden't, . of t-i5i:ted Sunday :with Mrs. Mc=
the•Saskatchewan division: of the
Nall at, town
Canadian .1Vledidal Association •
frail' 1919 to 1920. He was elect- Lorne', MacDonald' •of Peter-
'ed
eter-•ed .to. the council of the'':Colle'ge"; borough spent: the 'first of the
g
of Physicians and. Surgeons al week with relatives here: and. re-
Saskatchewan'•n•°.1933 and re hewed old•••friendships. •
mained• a rimernber, until 'January.
'gr. and Mrs.: A: E: Shelton and
1945= when he resigned: to;becomechildren •'C nnie . and. Rieke` of
o y
registrar .for •ofre year ... In.' June Peace River Alberta, are visiting
1945 he received a 'senior rnern- .'with ''his' ,brother., IMr. Chr's
of Service, . - ;-
John' • Alexander.' Valens •was.
ncl' and
,
Henry Caesar is 'residing at -the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W; G.
Reed. • . ' • '
Mrs. Etta , Roberts is confined
.
to 'bed at her home With an at-
tack of phlebitis..
.Mr.• "and Mrs. John . MacLean
of Chicago are visiting . with his
n cle, Mr.Donald MacLean.
.
Joy Johnston ' of .Kincardine
:has- been holidaying 'here with
'her paients, 'Mr, and Mrs.'Red-
Vers Johnston.
Dean' McInnes of Toronto spent
the,week-end here, with his bre-
_
trier, John , Ntc nnes.. a
Mr end Mrs. Jack` /Mcleod • and
childr. en, ' Lois; .Bette and Billy
'of Woodstock, were week -end
'
visitors , with his father , Mr: W.
•S. McLeod.
Miss •Mina 'Graham of Chili-
cothe, 'Ohio,. has been. visiting
here , for .a 'couple Q f • weeks. •G.
Mr. 'Fred ' Thornpson, 'Who . is
visiting . *ith 'his • ,son 'Frank' on'
the old home farm in ' Kinloss,
Was.?. • caller ' in; town last" week.
•Nancy Guthrie' and Karen
Davidson of Hamilton are 'Visit-.
ing 'With the latter's. aunt; 'Mrs...
Russell Robertson. •
•
.Mrs: Wm..Blueis'_spending the
'Week with. her parents, 'Mr; .'arid
Mrs.:J. D. Anderson. Bill . retain
ed to Detroit" on.':Tuesday.
Mr a d ' Mrs. ;lames Gawle
.mo y
and William •Hackett .of Wingham
be ship inthe CMA, for 40 years 'Shelton ' and Mrs Shelton
Mrs. J. R. • Clipperton and
born Sept. 4, f873, oh a farm ' ..children Lynda Raymo
in -1(1 -Town h'i. , the - -Brenda_,:_rof__.T:ondon-_have- been.
s p, of a dest ,siting
with. ' :cher . ;parents, 11VIr.
of a family of 'nine..He left School and Mrs.. Sam Reid and .other
wh•eh 13. years of age' to work relatives..
on: the home 'farm. and',rerrain-
Th'e St. • Helens' W I.. meeting 'ed at: •home until he was•_18,:wheii Alfred Andrew Of. Orillia was
was :held ;in the Community Hall 'he , aftended• Waterdown . high through here• last week on a ..busi-.'
on Thursday afternoon, -July .7°. school.andobtained a third class ness. trip• . and spent Thursday
lt, -was: 1 e.•.
s Chi ren .wi'th� -13 �ce.rtiticat,...•• He attended Model night at the old home with. Mr..
,,vis.i.tors' `present:, The rein . call taught' .at •the home ' school for Andrew,: who'•was hospitalized in
children;. 13 niemtbers:,and. three school 'iri Kincardine. ',that. fall, and ;Mrs, Gordon Kirkland. Mrs.
•was answered by ``Memories 'of ? i.; years. He resigned to go West Toronto for,, two months, was
able: to return . home • a couple of
weeks' ago.
Mrs. Sarah IVcDonald..and Mr.
and Mrs. Maynard •Lewis,:.Detroit,
spent, the • week -end: with• Richard
Barker and ..Were- guests at the
;Hayes -Blackett :wedding' and re-
ception ,at
e-ception,at the home of the .bride's.
parents,. Mr. and Mrs..', John
Rlaekott,wR.iupley
Dr. W. G. • and, Mrs.` Robinson,
Mat--7.garet Ann ancrapOuglas`t
activities iri Saskatoon for, many Dryden are spending this week
Years. •, • with his sister, Mrs. John Kilpat-
' t••tis- f irst_.wife• diesl:_.in the in- rick and Mr. Kilpatrick: 'Dr.' and
fluenza
.p
e-� ide*mic in October:1:918, Mrs. J. T.. H. Robinson and``faxn
and in. 1920 he married : Edna ily. of ' Walkerton :'were' Monday,
Peacock of Saskatoon. He is sur- Visitors at„ the •Kilpatrick, .home;
vived by• his :widow, a' daughter;. Jim Russell. ,,of Ottawa spent
NTi Ben (Cornell) Chappell of the ' week -end here; and on..his•
Winnipeg' and a granddaughter, return was accompanied. by his
,Betty Anne Chappell also of. Win- parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Rus-
nipeg. His only. son, Dr. Jack D. sell ,who '-will visit for 'three
Valens, was 'kilted in ail automo weeks in the nation's capitol, •be-
chile ac•C;ident in California. nearly fore 'leaving ;by,.train for Regina
.two years ago. ": ' • where they will visit' with'' Mr.
,and Mrs. ,Stew'art ',Russell 'and
.With ' their daughier , iss sa.e
Russell.
Visitors witha•Mrs. Win. Bushell
at the .week -end were, Mr. and
Mrs, James Bryce, Port .• Elgin;.
Mr. and Mrs, Howard' Heritage
and John; D., Toronto;, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Blue, Ripley; Mr..
and Mrs, 0'. M; 'Morgan, .Larch-
mont, New York,: Mr, Braden,
Teeswater. and Mr: and Mrs. Max. 5
School Days" and ` the 'children in 1895.. • • •
He. worked''on a farhn at• Alex-
ander, Manitoba, during harvest,
then' attended Brandon colleg-
iate, •and' .later Normal •school
Winnipeg. He went to. Saskatche-
Wan ;in1899 •to teach in the•towil'
,school at. Estevan. He entered
medical . college at. Winnipeg. int
1901 : and_. • graduated_ ' with ,his
M.D. degree i.ir ;'1904:
Dr.' •'Valens': .was. prominent in
church, civic, fraternal and sport
enswered with a ' nursery rhyme.
The ;financial . report was given,
with cash •,on • hand being $95.06,
As there is no_ regular' meeting
in. August It Was decided to have
an 'evening meeting. in the Hall•
on August 4th to make plains for
the 'Golden t anniversary. celebra-
tion. It was also decided to:have
'a eoinmuniti picnic on Friday ev- •
' ening, July .16th, at the Foot sof
the Twelfth..T piClze -for the
best mail, box was . awarded. to
Gordon MacPherson.:. Sohn ' •and•
Elmo Pritchard we�t`e x�e judges
The children put on the .program.
which 'consisted of a 'song by
'Gladys McDonald, Nancy Dorseht;
and Nancy Curran; instrumentals
Eby 'Nancy' Curran, Mary B. Pur -i.
don and Eddie ' Gaunt; . a solo by
Gladys -McDonald; current' events
by Eddie Gaunt and:prepared •by
'Miss Beatrice McQuillin. Miss.
;Donna Woods gave ' the Motto,.
4• In youth: we .learn, in. age we
understand", and %t was well pre-
d The: meeting closed ,with
The Queen.: A picnic , lunch,' was
. served 0 . The Missionary meeting is 7'trr
Keep in mind the coMmunity h, ' today (Thursday) at Mrs,
picnic. on .Friday,, July 16th. at Peter Cook's;:
the Foot of .the Twelfth; • Every- Mr. add,: M. Allan McAuley'
cow 'welcome, Come` at 7.00. Ba:,- of 'Ripley Vi itea Sunday'. ;with
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K1NGSBRIDGE .'
Mr and Mrs. Michael :Law and
four children of London; spent
Sunday' at the home of Mr., &nd
Mrs: Blaize ,Martin.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Dwyerand
,two children of • St.;Catharines,
.and Mrs. Timothy • Dwyer of, Kin -
kora .'were' visitors- at the borne
of Mr. and Mrs. Don ' Fra'yne dur-
ing the past ' week.
•`Mr. and Mrs. Victor Finnie .&
,children• visited with Mrs:" .•Jas.
Wallace ',who ''is a patient: in St.
Joseph's Hospital 'London, on
Sunday. •.
Mr.- and Mrs: Waiter 'Clare vii;
ited with the.., Ryan farnily . at
Chesley' on Sunday. . • •
Mr.' Emmett ()Weill, his sister
and friend ..:of Jackson,'
were recent visitors at:. the: home
of :Mrs. Martha O'Neill. •
1VIr :and Mrs • Ed: • Slea., and
three sons • .eh • . Detroit spent. last
week -end' at 'the' . home • of their
sister, Mrs. Jack -Kinney._ _ ^
• Rev.:•"�Father Michael' Dalton
visited . ;with .:his : relatives here
during •-the past week: ,
Mr.. .and Mrs. Ralph. Bicknell
and :three. children :of --Toronto
are vacationing with the Frayne
family. . for a ; week.
Mr.: and Mrs. Van 'Osch, Who
recently arrived ':from. Holland
.for an' .eitended visit With their
son .and, ` daughter., Mrs. Harry
Gielan• and family of Exeter, are
now visiting with ,Mr, and:: Mrs.
J. Van •Osch, a brother, at Luck_
Miss Marion .Dalton and Mr:'
arida ¥rS. Pardoe and children of
Detroit visited at ' the • home . of
Mr'. and :Mrs. J. Dalton' during
the past week.
Lucknowiite Wins tat Draw Prize
Our annual garde! party was
very well attended on Monday,
everting, July 4th. 'Approximately
400 people were present for the
supper from. .5 30 ,to 7.30 p.m.
Other friends Came later for .the'
,dancing, bingo. and 'games •The
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IIURON .CO: CROP REPORT
lixying progressed favorably•
during the past 'week. Dry. wea7
thcr still prevails, rain r�:.';badly
neeCTxl .Cutting of wheat started
in the 'south enol of, the County
this week and other spring. grains
aro cotrl:mencing' 'fb, tun ' color,
1Vf;lk flow has dropped'tsff ' coni.
•sidrrably and in some.eases dairy
nerds are .being put ort' supple-
i'nentary feeding,
.Lti7c#df�_. L..ptark�IMC31�i
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Mr. "and •Mrs. Frank Ritchie and
Anne.
Allss Pat• yp'Laidl:iw of London
is visiting With Mr., and._ Mrs.
Geo;e Hunter.
1Vf .r : o Rirla-rd-- eeeom •
panted Mrs: Donald• lgurra•y and
Mr;;° Rinser :Irvin •to a - shower.
for Miss Lot i'a"rne Ferguson.,
-bride-to-be,. last;. Wedtiesday e--.
enrtig at Goderich
Mr. Geong.c. , i• unter spent 'part
of last week in London with. Mr.
and. Mrs', Hen Laidlaw. -
• -Mr. and igrg. !Tdrn Blake and
,Olive visited Sunday with Mr.:
and Mrs.' Will .hitch, i.
"Skinny" Girls
Get Lovely Carves
'G°ain.5`:to•10;Uis.New Pep.
Thousands' who nevercol gain weight be-
fore now,have-shapely;'attractive ; figure“s Nie
more bony.limbs ugly hollows. They thank ..•
•Ostrez Touic Tablets; Helps but flesh on body
skinny due to impaired appetite because blood ,
lacks.`Get-acquainted” digeent;
stion,
pep. size nl
600,
Try Ostrez for new Rounds,`' lovely: curves,
n•ew pep. t•oday, All druggists
draw for th`e 12 .prizes, on , the:,
tickets. sold took ..place " at mad`
night, with' the prizes; going . • to
l st, G. Tucker of Lucknow;
Myrtle . Goebel- of . Detroit; ' Mrs.
Art Rebar of. Detroit; Mrs. Jack
Kinney,; _-Miss Marianne . O'Keefe;
Sisters of ;St. Joseph; St.'. Anne's
Convent,. Windsor;; •Jas.:Doherty,
!R. 3, Goderich;• Mrs..Jack Bract
ley, R. 3, Goderich, • Mrs. Joseph'
O'Brien,' Goderioh; Mr. Williarra
1Clare, Lucknow; 'Mrs: Bernadine
Kinney, Detroit,, Frank :Dalton
,R:.:._3;-Goderith. _.. . _..
WHITECHURCH
Mrs.' Walter James. held a 'Star%
-1'ey demonstration- in -her—home
•last. Wednesday °night .with. Mrs.
•Raba. ;Reed; of` Line know as -dem-
.
onstrator.The lucky draw went
to -Mrs:. G. Farrier, 'There.''` were
about 24:resent: Lunch was Ser-
ved by , ethe. -hostess assisted bar
her nieces„.: Sharon and Carol
,Moore.. • .
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BORN' • in Nanilrno, B.C., to'
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Leeson;. a
daughter,, :on. June 28th, a sister:'.'
for Bobby..Mrs. Leeson is the
former Doris . McClenaghan.
Mrs. Robert Secord and Susie
of •Hanover.: spent .a few days las
week with Mr-,' and. Mr& E. Gros,
korth .. • •
Mrs, Colwell of Kiincardine'vis-
ited one day last....weel with Nir.
and Mrs. V. Emerson..
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BOXED GREETING CARDS
Save "money by buying', your
greeting earls by the' boil 1
have in stock 'boxes of assdr'ted
all occasion, floral pen notes and
floral •stationery, also' straight
boxes .. of synitt athy',. get. -well,
birthday cards.
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